W ARRANTY REGISTRA TION CARD Form must be completed and submitted within 30 days from the date of purchase. Customer Information First and Last Name Company Name Address City State Zip Code Phone Number Email Machine Information Machine Type Machine Model Serial # Purchase Date (dd/mm/yy) DiamaPro...
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1.3. Description of Safety Symbols INTRODUCTION The following safety symbols are used on the product and in this manual to alert the operator of potential safety hazards. Read them carefully, and Thank you for purchasing a DIAMAPRO SYSTEMS product. This manual ®...
3. STOPPING ENGINE WARNING: Substantial damage to the floor, the machine, or personnel may result if the machine is operated with the pad off center, damaged or missing. Do not operate the machine if the Normal Stop pad is off center, damaged or missing. Follow these stopping procedures under normal use, including when the engine will be stored or transported: WARNING: Operating an engine that has loose parts could result...
5.3. Dust Collection Maintenance CAUTION: Whenever working on a machine in the rocked back position, ask an assistant to hold the handle and prevent the ma- chine from falling forward. If equipped with a dust collection system, the dust bag should be serviced frequently as follows: 3.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING Note: When troubleshooting, always first check for simple causes which may at first seem too obvious. For example, an engine unable to start may be caused by an empty propane cylinder or an unopened service valve. SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Recharge or replace battery.
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8. TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.) SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION Close propane main fuel service valve. Propane fuel is leaking. Check fuel lines, REGO fitting, and regulator for any leaks. Propane consumption is abnormally Refer to section “Inconsistent or short Propane cylinder high.
• The combustion of propane by this engine produces carbon monoxide, 9. PROPANE SAFETY a deadly, colorless, odorless, poisonous gas. This engine is specifically calibrated to operate at a very “lean” air/fuel ratio which minimizes the This machine is powered by an engine that uses propane fuel. production of carbon monoxide.
PROPANE CYLINDERS (TANKS): SYMPTOMS OF A NON-PURGED CYLINDER: • Relief valve opens due to over pressurized cylinder creating hazardous WARNING: NEVER use a cylinder not intended engine fuel situation. applications. DO NOT substitute cylinders that are used with • Moisture in the cylinder. a barbecue grill, etc.
12. STANDARDS OF USE BEFORE EVERY USE: Before every use, perform the following checking procedures in order to assure regular operation. CHECK THE OIL LEVEL: See the specific chapter for the oil to be used. a) Place the engine level. b) Clean around oil fill.
13. TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.) PROBLEM REASON SOLUTION Propane regulator out of adjustment or Have certified dealer inspect regulator and faulty adjust. Refer to section “Engine turns over, but does Propane flow restricted not start or run”, above. Engine backfires, difficult Dirty air filter Service air filter.
14. MAINTENANCE WARNING: Remove the spark plug cap and read instructions before carrying out any cleaning, repair, or maintenance operation. Wear proper clothing and working gloves whenever your hands are at risk. Do not perform maintenance or repair operation without the necessary tools and technical knowledge.
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14. MAINTENANCE (cont.) CHANGE OIL: See specific chapter for the oil to be used. WARNING: Drain oil while the engine is warm, being careful not to touch the hot engine nor the drained oil. a) Place the machine on a flat surface. b) Clean the area around the filler cap and unscrew the cap with dipstick.
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15. TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM REASON SOLUTION No fuel Check and top up Empty fuel tank and refill with fresh Stale fuel or build-ups in tank fuel Perform the starting procedure cor- Incorrect starting procedure rectly Check that the spark plug cap fits Spark plug disconnected well over the plug terminals The spark plug is wet or the spark plug...
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16.2. Industry Guidelines for Acceptable Carbon 16. CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) SAFETY Monoxide Exposure This machine and the engine that powers it have been specifically calibrat- Limits for permissible exposure to Carbon Monoxide vary substantially ed to operate safely in indoor spaces. This is accomplished by calibrating from region to region.
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16.4. Understanding Factors that Determine Carbon This table shows the calculated equilibrium carbon monoxide level under different examples with varying inputs: Monoxide Levels The primary factors that ultimately determine the expected level of Car- bon Monoxide in a space where a propane machine is operating are as follows: •...
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16.7. Type of Work Considerations MODEL 3: Better CO Management Different types of work (applications) present varying risk of CO exposure. The highest risk is associated with types of work that require slow move- ment, such as floor stripping or polishing. Due to slow movement, the activity and engine exhaust is concentrated to a relatively small area which results in higher CO levels for the operator.
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17. ILLUSTRATED PARTS LISTS REF. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REF. PART NO. DESCRIPTION Hexagon bolt with flange W13000 Valve oil seal W13056 W13001 Outer Fan cover Valve Kit W13057 Fan Shroud Cover W13002 Inner spring of valve W13058 Hexagon shaft shoulder bolt W13003 Retainer, valve spring W13059...
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"A" CLASS SERVICE PARTS - HIGH DEMAND PART NO. DESCRIPTION WBX51 51" Cogged Belt W10549 Dust Bag - 4 Pack W10409 Bonnet Filter K11013-0752 Air Filter - FS481V (603CC) K49065-7007 Oil Filter - FS481V (603CC) W10656 Bolt - HHCS Combo, M12x25, Zinc, 8.8 W10547 Dust Seal - Shroud (cut to t) W10539...
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