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Drive the machine<br />

Raise roller brush.<br />

The side-brushes lift up.<br />

Release parking brake.<br />

Drive forward<br />

Press right accelerator pedal down<br />

slowly.<br />

Reverse drive<br />

Danger<br />

Risk of injury! While reversing, ensure that<br />

there is nobody in the way, ask them to<br />

move if somebody is around.<br />

Press left accelerator pedal down slowly.<br />

Note<br />

Driving method<br />

– The accelerator pedal can be used to<br />

vary the driving speed infinitely.<br />

– Avoid pressing the pedal suddenly as<br />

this may damage the hydraulic system.<br />

– In the event of power loss on inclined<br />

surfaces, slightly reduce the pressure<br />

on the accelerator pedal.<br />

Brakes<br />

Release the accelerator pedal, the machine<br />

brakes automatically <strong>and</strong> stops.<br />

Note<br />

If the automatic braking effect is not adequate<br />

to bring the device to a st<strong>and</strong>still,<br />

then either use the parking brakes or the reverse<br />

pedal.<br />

Driving over obstacles<br />

Driving over fixed obstacles which are 50<br />

mm high or less:<br />

Drive forwards slowly <strong>and</strong> carefully.<br />

Driving over fixed obstacles which are<br />

more than 50 mm high:<br />

Only drive over these obstacles using a<br />

suitable ramp.<br />

Sweeping mode<br />

Danger<br />

Risk of injury! If the bulk waste flap is open,<br />

stones or gravel may be flung forwards by<br />

the roller brush. Make sure that this does<br />

not endanger persons, animals or objects.<br />

Warning<br />

Do not sweep up packing strips, wire or<br />

similar objects as this may damage the<br />

sweeping mechanism.<br />

Warning<br />

To avoid damaging the floor, do not continue<br />

to operate the sweeping machine in the<br />

same position.<br />

Note<br />

To achieve an optimum cleaning result, the<br />

driving speed should be adjusted to take<br />

specific situations into account.<br />

Note<br />

During operation, the waste container<br />

should be emptied at regular intervals.<br />

Note<br />

During operations, the dust filter should be<br />

shaken <strong>and</strong> cleaned every 15-30 minutes<br />

depending on the amount of collected dust.<br />

Note<br />

When cleaning surfaces, only lower the<br />

roller brush.<br />

Note<br />

Also lower side brush when cleaning along<br />

edges.<br />

Sweeping even surfaces<br />

Lock the sweep roller to "Fine tuning" mode<br />

Lower the roller brush; for that bring the<br />

lever in central position (lower roller<br />

brush wear <strong>and</strong> tear).<br />

Sweeping uneven surfaces<br />

Lock the roller brush to "store in floating<br />

mode" mode<br />

Lower the roller brush; for that bring the<br />

lever in lower position (higher roller<br />

brush wear <strong>and</strong> tear).<br />

Sweeping in larger objects<br />

Note<br />

To sweep in larger objects such as beverage<br />

cans or larger quantities of leaves, it is necessary<br />

to briefly raise the bulk waste flap.<br />

Raising bulk waste flap:<br />

Open the bulk waste flap manually.<br />

Drive over large parts at low speed with<br />

opened bulk waste flap.<br />

Note<br />

An optimum cleaning result can only be<br />

achieved if the bulk waste flap has been<br />

lowered completely.<br />

Sweeping dry floors<br />

Lower the roller brush while cleaning<br />

surfaces.<br />

Lower side brush when cleaning along<br />

edges.<br />

Switch on dust suction while cleaning dusty<br />

surfaces.<br />

Set the lever to "dry" sweeping operations.<br />

Sweeping damp or wet floors<br />

Switch off the dust suction to protect the<br />

dust filter against moisture.<br />

Set the lever to "wet" sweeping operations.<br />

Emptying waste container<br />

Note<br />

Wait until the automatic filter shaking process<br />

is finished <strong>and</strong> the dust has settled before<br />

you open or empty the waste<br />

container.<br />

Danger<br />

Risk of injury! When emptying the waste<br />

container, care should be taken to ensure<br />

that no persons or animals are within its<br />

swivelling range.<br />

Danger<br />

Danger of crushing. Never reach into the<br />

rod assembly for the drainage mechanism.<br />

Stay away from the area under the raised<br />

container.<br />

Danger<br />

Danger of tipping. Place the machine on an<br />

even surface during emptying.<br />

Stop the machine.<br />

Raise roller brush.<br />

EN<br />

- 6<br />

Note<br />

The container can only be tilted <strong>and</strong> emptied<br />

once a set minimum level has been<br />

reached.<br />

Note<br />

A two-h<strong>and</strong>ed operation is required to carry<br />

out the follo<strong>win</strong>g steps.<br />

Raise waste container.<br />

Once the required height has been<br />

reached:<br />

Tip waste container out.<br />

– The waste container can be emptied in<br />

the easiest way in the fully drawn-out<br />

position.<br />

– If the switch for the tilting mechanism of<br />

the waste container is released, then<br />

the waste container automatically goes<br />

back to the starting position.<br />

Tilt the waste container up to the endposition.<br />

Turn off the appliance.<br />

Release the accelerator pedal, the machine<br />

brakes automatically <strong>and</strong> stops.<br />

Set the engine speed to minimum<br />

speed.<br />

Lock parking brake.<br />

Raise roller brush.<br />

The side-brushes lift up.<br />

Turn ignition key to "0" <strong>and</strong> remove it.<br />

Note<br />

Once the machine has been switched off,<br />

the dust filter is shaked automatically for<br />

approx. 10 seconds.<br />

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