Testing, Delivery, Installation; Testing; Delivery And Handling; Certificate Of Guarantee - Nilfisk-Advance IV 022 Instructions For Use Manual

Testing, delivery, installation

Testing

The machine will have been tested in our plant in order to
ensure that it operates correctly.
Tests on the suction values are carried out during this phase.
This ensures that the vacuum has been optimised according
to the job for which it was designed.

Delivery and handling

The machine is delivered, fixed to a pallet and covered with a
cardboard box.
When receiving the machine check for concealed damage. If
damage is discovered, immediately file a complain with the
carrier.
Use a fork lift to unload the vacuum cleaner.
ATTENTION!
Lift the machine with a fork lift of adequate
carrying capacity.
In view of the particular height of the vacuum,
check that the load is firmly positioned on the
forks.
When transporting the vacuum, keep the load
as low as possible to ensure greater visibility
and stability, and to work safely.
The forks must be widened and positioned in
the centre of the machine.
The machine can be stored at temperatures between 0° and
30°C, and 65% relative humidity. It must be ascertained, that
the floor surface is of adequate load-carrying capability to
bear the weight
of the machine. Before storage the machine must always be
cleaned in accordance with the instructions.
The machine can be operated in the temperature range -5° to
+ 30°C and 65% relative humidity.
The delivery packaging should be disposed of in accordance
with the relevant statutory regulations.
Dispose of a machine, which is no longer usable, in
accordance with the relevant statutory regulations.
Only use approved commercially available, non-combustible
and non-toxic solvents for the purpose of cleaning the
machine.
WARNING!
Do not use compressed air on vacuum
cleaners for dust class L, M, H and asbestos.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Certificate of guarantee

The certificate of guarantee is packed with the vacuum.

Installing the vacuum

WARNING!
The vacuum cleaner can be used in
commercial environments, such as hotels,
schools, hospitals, factories, shops and
offices.
ATTENTION!
The user shall be responsible for ensuring that
installation complies with the local statutory
regulations.
A qualified technician, who has read and
understood the instructions herein, must
install the equipment.
The floor on which the vacuum must operate should be level,
flat and solid.
If the vacuum is to work in a fixed position, allow ample space
all round in order to ensure freedom of movement and allow
the maintenance staff to operate with ease.

Connecting to the mains socket

WARNING!
Periodically check the power supply cable for
damage. If the power supply cable is cracked,
worn or damaged, replace it immediately.
ATTENTION!
Check that the voltage and frequency values of
the mains socket correspond to the values
indicated on the data plate.
Specialised personnel must carry out all
installation and maintenance work on
electrical parts.
Connect the equipment to an efficient earth.
Ensure that the electrical supply matches the machine rating
plate.
ATTENTION!
Always remove the power plug from the mains
socket before working inside the electric panel
(see fig. 3).
If power cable "2" must be replaced, open the electrical
cabinet door "5".
Take care to prevent damage to earth cable "4", which
connects door "5".
Disconnect the three wires plus the yellow-green earth wire
from terminals "3".
Remove the cable and replace this with one possessing the
same characteristics, fixing this to the same terminals "3".
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