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Intelligent Key
The Intelligent Key is used to switch on the device and for
enabling certain device functions.
● Yellow: Operator
The device can be used. All settings for the cleaning
programs enabled for this key via the smartphone app
may be changed.
● Grey: Foreman
The device can be used. All settings for the cleaning
programs available for the device may be changed.
Installation
Unloading the device
CAUTION
Risk of damage when driving the device
The device must not be driven with the brush head raised,
as this may damage or destroy the cleaning unit.
Fold down the brush head before unloading or driving.
1. Unscrew the screws on the transport locks.
Illustration E
Illustration F
Transport lock
1
2. Remove the transport locks.
3. Push the device forwards from the pallet.
Installing the suction bar
1. Pivot both clamping levers upwards.
Illustration G
Suction hose
1
Suction bar suspension
2
Suction bar
3
Clamping lever
4
2. Insert the suction bar in the suction bar mount.
3. Pivot both clamping levers downwards.
Installing the brushes
1. Only with BD variant: Install the disc brush before initial
startup (see chapter Maintenance work).
Note
With variant BR, the brushes are installed.
2. Install the brush (see chapter Maintenance work).
Batteries
Recommended batteries
ATTENTION
Risk of damage
Batteries may only be replaced with batteries of the same
technology.
Lead batteries must not be replaced by Li-Ion batteries
Li-ion batteries must not be replaced by lead batteries.
Lead batteries:
Description
Set 76 Ah - maintenance-free, 24 V
Set 105 Ah - maintenance-free, 24 V
Set 115Ah - maintenance-free, 24 V
Set 80 Ah - maintenance-free, 24 V
The device requires 2 batteries.
Li-ion batteries:
Description
80 Ah, 25.6 V
The device requires 1 battery.
Replacement battery typ; Inventus (25.6 v 80Ah lithium).
Length
Width
Height
Note
In the case of the device variant with Li-Ion battery, the bat-
tery is already installed and connected.
Danger of fire and explosion!
Do not place tools or similar items on the battery. Risk of
short-circuit and explosion.
Smoking and naked flames must be strictly avoided.
Rooms where batteries are charged must have good ven-
tilation as highly explosive gas is emitted during charging.
Risk of injury due to the device tipping over!
The device may tip over when removing and installing batteries.
Ensure that the device is positioned stably when removing
and installing the batteries.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage to the control electronics!
The control electronics can be destroyed by reversing the
polarity of the battery connections.
Take care to ensure the correct polarity when connecting
the batteries.
Danger to life from fire or explosion if batteries are
deeply discharged!
Incorrect charging of deeply discharged batteries can
cause a fire.
Do not start the device if the battery is deeply discharged.
Make sure that the battery is charged before starting the
system.
1. Push the device approx. 2 m forwards so that the steer-
2. Hold the waste water tank by the recessed grip and piv-
3. Fit the batteries in the pan.
4. Connect the batteries:
Order no.
1
2.815-099.0
2
2.815-100.0
3
4
2.815-091.0
2.815-090.0
5
6
5. Pivot the waste water tank downwards.
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Maximum battery dimensions
Installing and connecting batteries
DANGER
WARNING
WARNING
ing rollers point to the rear.
ot it sideways and upwards.
a Fit the spacers.
Illustration H
Spacers 340x40x10 (9.763-222.0)
Connection cable
Battery
80 Ah: Spacer 295x94x10 (5.642-034.0)
115 Ah: Spacer 295x94x23 (5.642-033.0)
Connection cable to the battery (-)
Connection cable to the battery (+)
b Connect both batteries with the connection cable.
c Clamp the connection cables to the (+) and (-) battery
terminals that are still free.
Order no.
6.654-454.0
350
355
290
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