Storing The Machine - BM2 BIEMMEDUE DUSTY 1100 ET Mode D'emploi Et D'entretien

8.5 Recommended spare parts
To guarantee efficient maintenance, the Manufacturer recommends
that only the original spare parts listed in the annexed spare parts
booklet should be used.
When ordering spare parts, specify the model of the machine,
registration number, reference number of the component in the
spare parts book and quantity.
8.6

Storing the machine

If the machine is not used for long periods, protect exposed parts
(not protected by paint, surface treatment or plastic) with protective
rust prevention oils. For the model with internal combustion engine,
disconnect the battery and empty the tank. For the electric model,
charge the batteries.
Allow the engine to cool down before putting the machine away in a
closed place.
Never store the machine with fuel in the tank inside
a building where the fumes could come into contact
with a naked flame or spark.
If the machine is not to be used for particularly long periods, you
should also clean it thoroughly. After performing these operations,
seal the machine inside an opaque black multilayer nylon bag
together with a suitable drying agent (silica gel).
9 Disposal
9.1 Disposal
At the end of its useful life, you have to scrap and dispose of this
product by taking it to a local differentiated waste collection center in
conformity to law.
Before scrapping, check the serial number plate on the machine: if it
has the symbol , it means that disposal is regulated by EU
Directive 2003/96 (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment,
WAEE). The user must inquire about the local electrical and
electronic waste collection system and follow its instructions. Illegal
disposal of this product with normal domestic waste can seriously
harm the environment and health and is subject to administrative
penalties.
10 Table of regular maintenance
OPERATION
Check the
X
functioning of all
controls
Fill with fuel X X
Check the battery
X X
fluid
Charge the
X X
batteries
Replace the belts
Check belt tension
Check the tightness
of screws and nuts
Check the condition
of the brushes
Check the seal of
the gaskets
Check the condition
of the flaps
Check the internal
combustion engine
X
X
X
X
X
X
Consult
the
annexed
manual
11 Troubleshooting
The table below gives the most common problems which may arise
during normal use of the SWEEPER in models ET and STH. These
problems are easy to resolve with operations classified as routine
maintenance If the problem is not present in the following table or
cannot be eliminated following the instructions here, contact an
authorised service centre.
PROBLEM MODEL
The central brush
all
does not turn
all
The machine
all
does not clean
well
all
The side brush
all
does not turn
The battery does
ET
not hold the
charge
ET
ET
Battery charge ET
lasts less than
three hours
ET
Dust comes out
all
of the fan
all
all
Brushes wear out all
too fast
Dust is all
discharged
during work
all
No suction
ET
ET
The machine
all
does not start up
all
all
Accelerator does
ET
not function
ET
ET
CAUSE SOLUTION
Broken belt Replace the belt
Engine/motor Contact a service
malfunction centre
Brushes worn Check the state of
wear of
brushes
necessary replace
Type of brushes Change type
not suitable for brush with respect
cleaning the type of to those mounted
floor and dirt as standard
present (optional
accessories)
Belt broken or out Replace the belt
of place or put back
place
No battery fluid Top up with fluid
Loose terminal Tighten
terminal
Battery run-down Replace
battery
Movement of the Check
brushes hindered remove obstacles
or blocked to brush rotation
Battery charge at Recharge
the beginning of battery
work not completed
Damaged filter Replace filter
No filter Fit the filter
Gasket wear Replace
gaskets
Brush pressure too Adjust brushes
high
Flap rubber worn Replace flaps
Filter clogged Clean the filter
Wire disconnected Check
connections
Motor malfunction Contact a service
centre
Battery terminals Check
detached terminals
Batteries flat Recharge
batteries
Microswitch Contact a service
malfunction centre
Contact a service
Potentiometer
centre
malfunction
Contact a service
Electronic board
centre
malfunction
Wire disconnected Check
connections
the
and if
of
in
the
the
and
the
the
the
the
the