Cleaning The Machine; Lubricating The Machine - S&P HIT 1.250 Notice D'installation Et D'utilisation Succincte

 The following table specifies the ordinary periodical controls that the user
should carry out to keep the machine in good working order.
OPERATION

LUBRICATING THE MACHINE

CLEANING THE MACHINE

ADJUSTING DRIVE BELT TENSION
CHECKING SCREW ADJUSTMENT
CHANGING THE DRIVE BELT
8.3 CLEANING THE MACHINE
WARNING: Do not carry out cleaning operations while the machine is in
operation. When cleaning the exterior of the machine, the mesh protection
guards and the metal shutter flaps, it is necessary to disconnect the extractor
from the electrical supply.
To ensure the correct cleaning and good working order of the product, adhere
to the following provisions:
 Clean the motor housing regularly with a small brush or with compressed air (do
not spray with water or steam).
 Regular cleaning of the motor housing is especially important when the
extractor operates in particularly dirty or dusty environments, given that the
motor must be able to dissipate the heat that it generates.
 For the models of motor that include plastic caps inserted in the cover and in
the motor box, use them to empty the residual condensation accumulated inside
the motor; once this operation is completed, re-establish the original operating
condition.
 At the base of the extractor support structure there are two openings to empty
condensation that has formed; keep the base clean and the openings free in
order to avoid corrosion.
 Keep clean, on both sides of the machine, the plastic parts (levers) that move
the outlet flaps through the metal shutter.
 Clean the flap-opening centrifugal mechanism thoroughly.
 The blades of the impeller do not require any special maintenance as they are
self-cleaning.
 When using pressurised water spray for cleaning, do not direct the flow of water
or steam at the motor, the central pulley, or the opening / closing mechanisms.
8.4 LUBRICATING THE MACHINE
 The ball bearing in the impeller pulley is sufficiently lubricated for its whole
useful life and does not require any special maintenance; the same is also true
for the motor bearings.
FREQUENTLY
NEVER
WEEKLY
QUARTERLY
QUARTERLY
AS REQUIRED
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