Cleaning And Maintenance; Common Problems And Solutions; Technical Specification - Abisal SKY SVP03 Manual Instruction

Storage
and maintenance
surface cleaning
Before cleaning, ensure the power switch is turned off, and the attaching plug is pulled out of the socket.
The rubber pedal and covers can be cleaned with a wet cloth containing detergent, and the detergent should
be removed with a cloth.
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NOTICE: Do not clean the product with corrosive detergent such as benzene or thinner, as it may cause
fading, corrosion or crack on the Product. Do not splash water into the product to avoid short circuit.
CONTROLLER
As wet cloth may cause malfunction of the controller, only dry cloth can be used.
Storage and maintenance
Make sure that the power switch is turned off and the plug is removed from the power supply
Clean off the dust and dirt on the Product and keep it clean and away from places with high temperatueę or
high humidity.
If the Product is not in use for a long period, a dustproof cover (but it yorself) should be applied on the Pro-
duct to prevent the entry of dust.
Common problems & Solutions
S/N PROBLEMS
The produckt can not be
1
started
Sound like phew or Da- da
2
is heard during working
Operate the controller, but
3
the Product no action
4 Sudden stop
5 Can not operation
Technical specyfication
Rated voltage: 220-240 VAC 100-120 VAC
Rated power: 200 W
Rated frequency: 50/60 Hz
Maximum user weight: 150 kg
CAUSES
The plug is not in place
The power switch is off
The fuse is burnt
Normal sound generated by the
motor or from the abrasion between
mechanical units
The electricity of batteries is worn
out
The controller is too far away from
the Product
Default working time is up
Too many commands sent to the Pro-
duct and they can not be responded
in time
SOLUTIONS
Insert the plug
Turn switch on, the indicator
Replace with a new fuse of the same
mode
No additional treatment is required
Replace batteries
The effective distance of infrared
signal is 2,5 m
Restart is after 10 minutes' interval
Power off and then restart
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