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FAULT
The motor-sweeper fails to pick up large particles
of dirt or leaves traces of dirt behind
Sweeper leaves dust on floor or dust comes out
from side flaps
Dust comes out of the suction fan
Motor-sweeper throws dirt forwards
The main brush lifts the front flap
Rapid brush wear
Main brush noise different or excessive
The main brush does not turn
Battery does not maintain its charge
Battery discharges quickly
Electric shaker does not work
Shaker fuse blows
1) Cleaning:
When cleaning and washing the machine, take care when using aggressive detergents, acids, etc.
Follow the instructions provided by the detergent producer, and wear protective clothing if appropriate (e.g. overalls,
gloves, goggles, etc.).
2) Explosive atmosphere:
The machine is not constructed to work in environments where there is a risk that there might be explosive gases, dusts or
vapours, and so its use in an explosive atmosphere is FORBIDDEN.
3) Disposal of harmful substances:
Comply with the laws in force on waste disposal and treatment when disposing of the material collected, the machine
filters and spend material such as batteries, motor oil, etc.
4) Scrapping the machine:
If the machine is scrapped, subdivide the types of materials of which it consists (EEC Directives) according to the disposal
method, so that they can be disposed of in accordance with the laws in force.
Consign hazardous materials such as batteries, spent oils, etc to operators authorized to dispose of these substances.
Troubleshooting
CAUSE
Brush pressure too light
Brush worn
Bristles bent, or string or wire, etc., entangled in
brush
Filter clogged
Side flaps worn out or broken
Filter torn
Front flap broken
Front flap too long
Excessive brush pressure
Material wound around brush
Drive belt broken
Electrolyte level low
Battery cell burned out
Motor over-loaded
Battery terminals loose
Material entangled in main brush
Bearings seized
Excessive brush pressure
Insufficient charge time
Battery terminals loose or oxidized
Switch broken
Fuse blown
Excessive motor power absorption caused by:
worn pads
dirty or worn bearings
Excessive motor power absorption
Faulty fuse
Wire short-circuit
Safety information
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Adjust brush pressure (trace on floor)
Lower or replace brush
Remove string or wire and straighten bristles in
warm water
Clean filter
Replace side flaps
Replace filter
Replace front flap
Replace front flap
Reduce brush pressure (narrower trace)
Remove entangled material
Fit new drive belt
Top up electrolyte level
Replace battery
Check motor current absorption
Check and tighten battery terminals
Remove entangled material
Replace bearings
Reduce brush pressure (narrower trace)
Increase charge time
Tighten terminals
Replace
Replace
Replace
Replace
See above
Replace
Check electrical system
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