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pellenc s.a.
ENG
Quartier Notre-Dame
Route de Cavaillon
CS 10047
84122 PERTUIS cedex
(France)
Tel : +33(0)4 90 09 47 00 Fax : +33(0)4 90 09 64 09
E-mail : pellenc.sa@pellenc.com
www.pellenc.com
Translation of the
original user guide
USER GUIDE
Cleanion
CONTENTS:
• Cleanion sweeper
• Rotary brush
READ THE USER GUIDE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE MACHINE
95_124843_D - 05/2017
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- Page 1 Tel : +33(0)4 90 09 47 00 Fax : +33(0)4 90 09 64 09 E-mail : pellenc.sa@pellenc.com www.pellenc.com Translation of the original user guide USER GUIDE Cleanion CONTENTS: • Cleanion sweeper • Rotary brush READ THE USER GUIDE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE MACHINE 95_124843_D - 05/2017...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TA BL E O F C ON T EN TS INTRODUCTION ................4 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS . -
Page 4: Introduction
Refer to the "SAFETY SIGNS" section, which shows where the signs are on the tool. No part of this manual may be reproduced without the written consent of PELLENC. The technical specifications and illustrations in the manual are provided for information only, and are in no way contractually binding. -
Page 5: General Safety Instructions For The Tool
The bristles of the brush could detach and be consumed by the animal causing injury. • PELLENC SA accepts no liability for any damage caused by improper use or use other than that for which it is intended. -
Page 6: Safety Measures Associated With Charger And Battery Use
Make sure all nuts, bolts and screws are kept tight to be sure that the equipment is in good operating condition. b. Replace worn or damaged parts so that the machine remains safe. Only use original spare parts and accessories. SAFETY MEASURES ASSOCIATED WITH CHARGER AND BATTERY USE Please refer to the battery instructions of the relevant Pellenc tools. -
Page 7: Safety Signals
SAFETY SIGNALS SAFETY EQUIPMENT Protective equipment Wear Hard-wearing gloves Recommended Safety footwear Recommended Ear protection Recommended Safety goggles Recommended Safety jacket or over-sleeves Recommended Work trousers Recommended SAFETY SIGNALS Your sweeper should be used with caution. With this in mind, pictograms to remind you of the main precautions to be taken have been included on the ejection flap of the machine. -
Page 8: Description And Technical Characteristics
DESCRIPTION AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS... -
Page 9: Technical Characteristics
24– LCD display 11– Rotary brush 25– 'Menu' button 12– Support rods (mesh or bin) 26– Pellenc ULIB 700 or 1100 battery 13– Support wheel steering knob 27– Battery power supply cable 14– Level adjustment knob 28– Coupling latch holding cord 29–... -
Page 10: Tool Preparation
TOOL PREPARATION Your sweeper is currently disconnected from its tool, which was configured in transport mode. The handlebar (3) is folded forwards and locked in place by the handlebar adjustment knobs (4). Follow the start-up instructions below to begin to use your sweeper. -
Page 11: Coupling Of The Tool
TOOL PREPARATION - Position the tilt system at the attachment location, facing the mounting holes. - Install the 4 screws and washers. - Install the 4 washers and nuts on the other side. - Hold the screws in place with a 13 mm socket wrench and tighten the nuts with a 13 mm openjaw spanner. - Page 12 TOOL PREPARATION - Pull on the coupling latch (9). - Insert the holding cord (28) on the thread of the coupling latch (9). - Push the tool until it stops. After first installing the battery (see the 15 - 16 pages), it is possible to use the motor of the sweeper to assist you, thus facilitating the coupling of the tool.
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Page 13: Uncoupling Of The Tool
TOOL PREPARATION UNCOUPLING OF THE TOOL - Disconnect the power cable from the rotating brush (29) when uncoupling the rotating brush tool. - Place the retaining cord (28) on the thread of the coupling latch (9). - Make sure that the coupling hook is not engaged in the grommet of the tool (brush orientation switch (23) in the '0’... -
Page 14: Installing A Waste Collection Bin (Optional)
TOOL PREPARATION INSTALLING A WASTE COLLECTION BIN (OPTIONAL) The waste collection tray is an option that mounts onto the rotating brush tool. It collects the debris swept up by the brush. To empty the tray, simply remove it with its handle. - Fit the mounting brackets of the waste collection tray onto the support rods (12). -
Page 15: Installation Of The 1200 And 1500 Battery Holding Support Kit
TOOL PREPARATION INSTALLATION OF THE 1200 AND 1500 BATTERY HOLDING SUPPORT KIT - Refer to the mounting instructions supplied with the kit for installation of the support on the Cleanion. FITTING AND CONNECTION OF THE BATTERY ULIB 700 & 1100 ULIB 1200 &... -
Page 16: Preliminary Settings On The Tool
PRELIMINARY SETTINGS ON THE TOOL TURNING THE BATTERY ON ULIB 700 and 1100 batteries: - Turn on the battery by flipping the switch to the 'I’ position. 95_15_004A ULiB 1200 and 1500 batteries: - Press either of the two on/off buttons on the battery. CONTROL UNIT You can begin by configuring the settings for the sweeper as soon as initialisation is completed and the... -
Page 17: Forward Speed Of The Sweeper
PRELIMINARY SETTINGS ON THE TOOL FORWARD SPEED OF THE SWEEPER This sweeper is a walk-behind sweeper. The motors drive the rear wheels and the sweeper moves forward by itself, you just need to steer. This sweeper’s revolutionary motor provides substantial assistance for effortless movement. -
Page 18: Precise Work
PRELIMINARY SETTINGS ON THE TOOL PRECISE WORK The distance between the rotary brush and the ground can be adjusted using the knobs (15) depending on the degree of soiling and the condition of the surface. - Press the 'menu' button (25) to display the working pressure indicator (represented by the letter P). -
Page 19: Work Direction
PRELIMINARY SETTINGS ON THE TOOL - Turn the tilt adjustment knob (14) counter-clockwise to adjust the tilt of the sweeper to the rear. 95_17_009A WORK DIRECTION The sweeper has 3 working positions of the rotating brush: - Standard position (front): Debris is pushed to the front of the sweeper. - Right position: Debris is moved to the right side of the sweeper (e.g. -
Page 20: Moving With The Sweeper
MOVING WITH THE SWEEPER Several controls can be used to make the sweeper move forwards, backwards, turn or activate/deactivate the turning of the rotating brush. These controls can either be used independently from each other or in combination. STEERING CONTROLS Command 1: Forwards - Press on the right trigger (16) and hold it down to move the sweeper forwards. -
Page 21: Moving On A Slope
MOVING WITH THE SWEEPER MOVING ON A SLOPE - Take particular care when changing direction on sloping ground. Always find a stable position and hold the sweeper with both hands. - Use extra caution on icy ground during snow removal operations. You could lose control of the sweeper and injure yourself. -
Page 22: Combination Of Controls
MOVING WITH THE SWEEPER COMBINATION OF CONTROLS Some of the controls can be used in combination: Orders - Forwards + Turn left <> A + C - Forwards + Turn right <> A + D - Reverse + Turn left <>... -
Page 23: Advice For Use
ADVICE FOR USE Cleanion sweeper is a walk-behind sweeper powered by a rechargeable battery, offering it outstanding work autonomy. Its working speed and pressure are adjustable and visible on the LCD display. Cleanion sweeper can perform different types of work: sweeping/clearing lots, roads or other hard and artificial surfaces. -
Page 24: Working With Tools Other Than The Rotating Brush (Optional)
ADVICE FOR USE WORKING WITH TOOLS OTHER THAN THE ROTATING BRUSH (OPTIONAL) WORKING WITH THE SNOWPLOUGH BLADE The snowplough blade is coupled in the same way as the rotating brush (see "Tool preparation" for coupling the snowplough blade). Use the snowplough blade to clear snowy lots or roads. -
Page 25: Maintenance / Replacement
MAINTENANCE / REPLACEMENT MAINTENANCE FREQUENCY... -
Page 26: Useful Advice For Risk Free Maintenance
MAINTENANCE / REPLACEMENT USEFUL ADVICE FOR RISK FREE MAINTENANCE Maintenance on the different parts of the sweeper is important, it will ensure the length of its service life. ATTENTION: Always disconnect the sweeper battery before carrying out any intervention. Always turn off and remove the battery before cleaning the sweeper with a water jet. Always use products that are certified for use with your sweeper. -
Page 27: Changing Wheels
MAINTENANCE / REPLACEMENT WHEELS WHEEL MAINTENANCE The sweeper's wheels are particularly susceptible to clogging. Dust and other residues stick to the mechanisms and ultimately impede the progress of the machine. Clean the wheels after each sweeping session: - Use a water jet to remove matter from the wheels. -
Page 28: Snowplough Blade And Leaf Pusher
MAINTENANCE / REPLACEMENT SNOWPLOUGH BLADE AND LEAF PUSHER After use, tools should be thoroughly cleaned with a water jet and then dried... -
Page 29: Transport / Storage
TRANSPORT / STORAGE TRANSPORT - Uncouple the tool from the sweeper (refer to the "tool preparation" section on the 13 page). - Check that the battery is turned off with the switch turned to '0'. - To reduce the sweeper’s footprint during transport, adjust the height of the handlebar to a minimum and fold down the handlebar. -
Page 30: Accessories And Consumables
ACCESSORIES AND CONSUMABLES 1– Snowplough blade 2– Anti-gravel mesh 3– Collecting bin 4– Leaf pusher 5– Chains 6– Summer wheels 95_16_033A 8– ULIB 1200 and 1500 battery holder support 7– Multi-usage brush... -
Page 31: Troubleshooting And Tool Protection
TROUBLESHOOTING AND TOOL PROTECTION... - Page 32 TROUBLESHOOTING AND TOOL PROTECTION...
- Page 33 (2) years for products connected to a PELLENC battery, and for a period of one (1) year for other PELLENC products. In the case of products connected to a Pellenc battery, parts that are replaced in the under the product warranty after the 12th month of use, are covered for a period of one (1) year.
- Page 34 NEVER ATTEMPT TO OPEN THE SWEEPER OR BATTERY UNDER PENALTY OF CANCELLATION OF THE WARRANTY. CONTACT YOUR AUTHORISED REPAIR PERSON. PATENTED EQUIPMENT • PELLENC reserves the right to make any modifications to the design and manufacture deemed necessary to perfect its equipment. JEAN MARC GIALIS...
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Page 35: Ec" Statement Of Compliance
ROUTE DE CAVAILLON - CS 10047 84122 PERTUIS CEDEX (FRANCE) WE HEREBY DECLARE THAT, FOR THE MACHINE HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS: GENERIC DENOMINATION SWEEPER FUNCTION SWEEPING FLOORS COMMERCIAL NAME CLEANION TYPE CLEANION MODEL SERIAL No. 95R00001 - 95R49999 95S00001 - 95S49999 95T00001 - 95T49999 COMPLIES WITH THE RELEVANT PROVISIONS OF THE MACHINERY DIRECTIVE 2006/42/EC.
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