Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...
- 19
Stop the machine.
Switch off the brushes.
Note
The brushes lift up.
The side-brushes lift up.
Switch off suction blower.
Dedust the dust filter with the filter dedusting switch
(see Chapter "Cleaning | Dedusting the dust filter".
Empty waste container.
(see Chapter "Sweeping | Emptying the waste container")
Clean the device and the waste container daily after work.
(see Chapter "Cleaning").
DANGER
Risk of injury!
During the entire emptying process, make sure that no
persons or animals are located nearby (waste contain-
er swivels out).
DANGER
Risk of crushing!
Never reach into the rod assembly for the drainage
mechanism. Do not stay under the raised container.
DANGER
Danger of tipping!
Place the device on an even surface during the empty-
ing process.
DANGER
Danger of tipping!
Do not drive long distances with the waste container
raised, drive slowly!
NOTICE
The container can only be tilted and emptied once a set
minimum level has been reached.
The high emptying system of the appliance allows the di-
rect disposal of the waste in the waste container into a re-
fuse container (for maximum unloading height see Chapter
"Technical data").
1 Waste container
2 Flap of waste container
3 Safety support
Use only with cleaning and maintenance work
4 Raising/lowering high emptying of waste container
5 Open/close flap of the waste container
During the entire emptying process, make sure that no
persons or animals are located nearby (waste contain-
er swivels out).
Position the device approximately in front of the collec-
tion container.
Close the waste container flap (display lamp must be il-
luminated).
Actuate the lever and raise the waste container.
With the waste container raised, move slowly over the
collection container.
Open the flap and empty the waste container.
ATTENTION
Remain seated calmly during the entire emptying proce-
dure (do not stand up from the driver seat), otherwise there
is a danger of the seat contact switch switching off during
the emptying procedure.
6.3.2 Stopping sweeping
6.3.2.1 After cleaning
6.3.3 Emptying waste container
60 EN
Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...