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Introduction Dear customer, Please be advised explicitly that we It is our desire that the good characteri- cannot accept any legal issues out of stics of the Kleen Sweep 40R/47R the contents of this manual. should justify the confidence you de- If repair work has to be performed monstrated by making this purchase.
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Proper Use Proper Use liable for damage resulting from such explicit consent or by non-compliance unauthorized modification. with the maintenance instructions. The Kleen Sweep 40R/47R has been exclusively designed for collecting dry and moist matter from floor surfaces in The machine has not Inspection e.g.
Safety Information Safety Information within its design limits. Shut the motors down before transpor- ting the machine. General Safety Information Apart from the instructions contained in this manual, the general safety instruc- Keep clear of hazard zo- tions and accident prevention regulati- ons, as imposed by law will have to be complied with.
Safety Information Safety and Warning Symbols All paragraphs in this manual referring following warning symbols: to your personal safety, the safety of 1.2.1 Generally Applicable Symbols your machine and the environment pro- tection are attributed one of the Symbol Hazardous for Description persons and DANGER...
Safety Information Labels at the Machine Read and observe Brake (6) operator's Manual (5) The following safety and information signs are legibly attached to the machi- ne. Missing or illegible stickers have to Sound power level (7) be replaced. 86dB (A) Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Folding apron (1) Parking brake(2) Nameplate, front and rear(3)
Safety Information 1.3.1 Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Signs Rotating parts (9) 24 V sticker (17) 24 V LDS battery setting (15) Cylinder broom wearing take-up (11) Nameplate (12) Fig. 2 Safety and information signs...
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Safety Information Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Signs Conti- High-pressure cleaner (13) This machine operates on 24 Volt DC. nued Batteries: PN 956740 4 x 6V 275 AH Battery charging (16) Charger: PN 957731 24VDC, 20 Amp 120VAC Do not clean with high- Keep seat hood opened pressure cleaner or va- during complete battery...
Safety Information Operation/Safety Information ted. Compared to four- Never leave the machine unattended wheeled vehicles, dri- Vacuum sweepers may be run by quali- before the motors are off and the ma- ving stability of three- fied personnel only; such personnel will chine is protected against unintended wheeled vehicles is re- have to have evidenced their qualificati-...
Safety Information Warning and instruction Cleaning Information labels attached to the machine contain im- The specific safety instructions for portant information handling drive batteries apply. Before about safe operation. proceeding to cleaning of the machine, pull the ignition key. Provide for sufficient ventilation when The machine is splash-proof (IPX3).
Safety Information Maintenance Instructions When handling lubrica- Before changing wheels ting agents, the applica- A good approach to prevention of acci- protect the machine ble regulations for pro- dents is proper maintenance of the ma- against rolling by pla- tection of the chine.
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Safety Information Before commencing any tective clothes (e.g. pro- work on the electrical Do not place metal ob- tective gloves or finger- system disconnect the jects or tools onto batte- stalls) when handling battery plug of the Kleen ries. Short-circuit and battery acid.
Description Description The side brushes are used to collect dirt Cylinder Broom at borders and to enlarge the working The cylinder broom is equipped with six width as well as to increase the area rows of bristles arranged in V-shape. Functional Description performance at large spaces.
Description Filter System / Dust Evacua- Steering Brake tion Steering is controlled from steering The Kleen Sweep 40R/47R is equipped The filter system is located in the filter wheel to front wheel via fork head. with a service brake. case above the dirt hopper. The suction This brake has been constructed as filter transports the fine dust raised by Wheels...
Battery Systems Battery Systems Before commencing any work on the electrical system disconnect battery plug of the Kleen Sweep 40R/47R. Do not use open flames when handling batteries and especially when GREEN checking the battery acid level. Pro- vide for sufficient ventilation in rooms where batteries are charged.
Only qualified personnel of your local by Minuteman. We grant contract dealer are allowed to proceed full warranty only for to first operation. After shipping of the these devices.
First Operation Insert Batteries - Connect batteries and cable set ac- cording to terminal diagram. - Turn engine off and remove key. - Battery type at the low discharge si- - Secure machine by engaging the par- gnal sender (see 3.1) king brake.
Operation Operation Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Con- trols 1. Actuator for folding apron 2. Service brake/parking brake lock 3. Service brake/parking brake pedal 4. Drive pedal, reverse 5. Drive pedal, forward 6. Control panel 7. Seat adjustment Fig. 7 Controls...
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Operation 1 Actuator for folding apron 4 Drive pedal, reverse to open and close the folding apron to change direction to reverse ride for collecting coarse dirt. and with continuous regulation of velocity at the same time. If the 2 Service brake/parking brake lock driver lets the pedal go it returns to to lock the service brake.
Operation Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Control Panel 1. Suction fan/shaking system knob 2. Cylinder broom lever 3. Side brush lever 4. Key switch 5. Hourmeter 6. Battery charge status Fig. 8 Kleen Sweep 40R/47R control panel...
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Operation Turn off main broom be- fore jolting. Filter cle- aning is improved by in- terrupting the jolting procedure several times. Turn off the combustion 3 Side brush lever engine of the Kleen to lift and lower the side brush. Sweep 40R/47R.
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Operation To protect the electro- motors, do not start the Kleen Sweep 40R/47R at ambient temperatures of 32°F (0°C) and less. 4 Key switch 6 Battery charge status to switch the electric system on and to indicate the status of battery off, to secure the machine against charge.
Operation Empty Dirt Hoppers Lift cylinder broom befo- re removal of the dirt hoppers. - Fold bow (Fig. 9/3) up and the dirt hoppers (Fig. 9/2) are lowered. - Use the recessed grip (Fig. 9/1) of one of the hoppers to lift it lightly and extract it.
Operation Working With the Kleen and guarantee your per- seated. If the seat con- Sweep 40R/47R sonal safety. Before tact opens while the The driver is requested to carefully read commencing work, the electro-motor runs, the this operator's manual. All controls are operator has to make key switch of the Kleen marked with easy-to-understand sym-...
Operation 5.4.2 Sweep 5.4.3 Stop and Park - Lower cylinder broom. - Release drive pedal (returns automa- - Release parking brake. tically into its neutral position and the - Slowly depress drive pedal until desi- machine slows down to near stand- red speed has been attained.
Technical Data Technical Data Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Dimensions and weights Length with side brush in. (mm) 59.8 (1520) Width with 1 side brush in. (mm) 44.1 (1120) Height above steering wheel in. (mm) 52.8 (1340) Empty weight – serviceable lb (kg) 992 (450) (acc.
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Technical Data Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Filter system Filtering surface sq. ft. (m 30.14 (2.8) Plate filter piece Cylinder broom Length in. (mm) 27.6 (700) Diameter in. (mm) 13.6 (345) Wearing limit (approx.) in. (mm) 11.4 (290) Speed 530 ± 20 Sweeping track in.
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Technical Data Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Side brushes Diameter in. (mm) 18.1 (460) Speed Serial bristling Dirt hopper Hopper volume cu. ft. 2x1.1 (2x30) Drive wheels Pneumatic tires with tube: tire size Inflation pressure Solid tires 4.00 - 4 Tire Ø 9.84 / 2,36 (mm) (Ø...
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Technical Data Kleen Sweep 40R/47R Noise emission The sound power level according to DIN EN ISO 3744, measured under standard operating conditions and maximum volume flow amounts to dB (A) Vibrations The frequency weighted acceleration measured according to EN 1033 which have an effect upon the lower limbs (hand-arm- system) amounts under normal working conditions <...
Maintenance/Service Maintenance/Service Please contact your local distributor if Wipe away spilled oil you cannot do the maintenance works and fuel and provide for as prescribed in the maintenance sche- adequate disposal of Maintenance Instructions dule in-house. He will have these works these substance.
Maintenance/Service Mount/Dismount Cylinder - Open locks (Fig. 10/2) by enclosed ceed in inverse order. Broom square spanner (counter-clockwi- The cylinder broom is accessible from - Remove cover (Fig. 10/1) the left side of the machine and is to be Adjust Sweeping Track dismounted as follows: - Lower cylinder broom An adjustment device allows adaptation...
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Maintenance/Service Before checking: 0.37 in. (10 mm). - Mark level surface for When exceeding the broom adjustment sweeping track width, check by chalk. the engine protection may be activated. - Lower cylinder broom and let it run dry. - Lift cylinder broom and forward the Kleen Sweep 40R/47R a bit.
Maintenance/Service Sealing Strips for Broom 7.4.1 Folding Apron Adjustment Modify adjustment such that the cylin- Compartment der broom does not retract the sealing strip of the folding apron during operati- In order to assure good function of the sweeper, a perfect condition of the sealing strips is required, especially in order to attain the prescribed vacuum in the broom compartment, a clean...
Maintenance/Service Replace Side brush Proceed in inverse order for mounting of the side brush. The side brush is located at the front right of the machine (standard version). Use the lever (Fig. 10/2) to lift and lower the side brush. The side brush is to be lightly inclined in forward and in outward direction.
Maintenance/Service Dismount Plate Filter Proceed as follows for dismounting of the plate filter: - Open seat hood. - Remove cover. - Loosen fillister head screws (Fig. 16/2) and remove. - Fold back frame with electro-motor (Fig. 16/3). - Hook frame at indicated position (Fig.
Maintenance/Service Basic Cleaning of Plate Filter Hold the plate filter (Fig. 17/1) in vertical position and let it fall down from a height of 3 ft. (1 m) to the even floor as repre- sented in Fig. 19. The soiled side of the fil- ter has to point to the Soiled side bottom.
Maintenance/Service Electrical System voltage (10A) 3. F4 Shaking function control voltage Circuit-breakers and fuses (5A) 4. F5 not assigned 5. F6 LDS indication (5A) 6. F7 LDS (5A) 7. F11 Shaking motor (30A) 8. F12 Brush motor (60A) 9. F1 Drive control power module (63A) Before leaving the ma- chine unattended, en- gage the parking brake...
(have) been respected: Kleen Sweep 40R/47R EN 60335-2-72 Type: HM40B/HM47B/HM40BQP EN 61000-6-3 HM47BQP/HM40QP/ EN 61000-6-2 HM50QP Addison (Illinois), 30th Sept. 2004 to which this declaration relates, corre-...
Minuteman International, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser/user that this product is free from defects in workmanship and materials under normal use and service for a period of one year from date of purchase. In addition, Minuteman International, Inc. will, at its option, honor labor warranty claims for the first 6 months from date of sale, provided such claims are submitted through and approved by factory authorized repair stations.
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