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Operating 

instructions 

 

 

 

 

 

ASPIRIK 

Battery version

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Contents 

1 Safety Guidelines ..................................... 2

 

1.1 Symbols used to distinguish the instructions
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1.2 General instructions ................................... 2

 

1.3 Driving procedures ..................................... 2

 

1.4 Equipment with an electric motor ............... 2

 

1.5 Compliant and Intended Use ..................... 3

 

1.6 Symbols displayed on the machine ........... 3

 

Description .................................................. 3

 

2.1 Controls and functions ............................... 3

 

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2.2 Identification Plate ...................................... 4

 

3 Before Putting into Service ..................... 4

 

3.1 Unloading the machine .............................. 4

 

3.2 Drive Engaged ........................................... 5

 

4 Putting into Service.................................. 5

 

4.1 Checks ....................................................... 5

 

4.2 Positioning the Waste Container ................ 5

 

5 Operation .................................................. 5

 

5.1 Starting the machine and dashboard 
instruments ....................................................... 5

 

5.2 Driving ........................................................ 6

 

5.3 Vacuuming ................................................. 6

 

5.4 Dust Suppression ....................................... 6

 

5.5 Cleaning the Filter ...................................... 7

 

5.6 Stopping ..................................................... 7

 

5.7 Transport .................................................... 7

 

5.8 LED Diagnostics ......................................... 7

 

6 Care and Maintenance ............................. 9

 

6.1 General Guidelines .................................... 9

 

6.2 Cleaning ..................................................... 9

 

6.3 Maintenance intervals ................................ 9

 

6.4 Battery maintenance .................................. 9

 

7 Disposal .................................................. 10

 

8 Warranty ................................................. 10

 

9 Accessories and Spare Parts ................ 10

 

10 Troubleshooting ................................... 11

 

11 Technical Specifications...................... 11

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ASPIRIK

Page 1: ...ore Putting into Service 4 3 1 Unloading the machine 4 3 2 Drive Engaged 5 4 Putting into Service 5 4 1 Checks 5 4 2 Positioning the Waste Container 5 5 Operation 5 5 1 Starting the machine and dashboard instruments 5 5 2 Driving 6 5 3 Vacuuming 6 5 4 Dust Suppression 6 5 5 Cleaning the Filter 7 5 6 Stopping 7 5 7 Transport 7 5 8 LED Diagnostics 7 6 Care and Maintenance 9 6 1 General Guidelines 9 ...

Page 2: ...otiated with the waste container empty e g truck ascent ramps In any case avoid manoeuvring on gradients steeper than 10 DANGER Risk of tipping over while turning at speed Take bends at reduced speed DANGER Risk of tipping over on unstable ground Only drive the machine on stable paved surfaces DANGER Risk of tipping over due to excessive lateral inclination Do not drive diagonally across gradients...

Page 3: ...m magnesium and zinc can form explosive gases if combined with strongly alkaline and acidic detergents Do not vacuum burning or smouldering objects It is prohibited to stop in hazardous areas It is prohibited to use the machine in potentially explosive environments Keep the machine away from all highly inflammable substances Protect the machine from frost Any other use is considered improper use T...

Page 4: ...e DANGER Risk of injury and damage Do not use any forklift device to unload the machine Proceed as follows Open the cardboard packaging The machine is fixed to a wooden platform with strapping and chocks to immobilise the wheels Cut the straps and remove the chocks The machine can then be moved and pushed down from the platform The machine can be moved in two ways with or without the drive mechani...

Page 5: ... must be positioned while the machine is stationary To insert and remove the DIN EN 840 1 standard waste container the vacuum head must be raised Press the button on the control panel to move the head The electric control for the head is only enabled when the ignition key is in the ON position The head cannot be raised or lowered while the motor is running The motor can start only if the head is p...

Page 6: ...left or right while remaining always in front of the machine it is advisable to guide the machine with the left hand and hold the vacuum tube in the right DANGER Do not attempt to pass over fixed obstacles higher than 50 mm Maintain a balanced position and avoid standing on unstable supports when using the appliance Do not point the vacuum towards persons or animals 5 3 Vacuuming During use empty ...

Page 7: ...ove it Clean the inside and outside of the machine Store it in a sheltered and dry location Disconnect the battery Charge the battery about every 2 months 5 7 Transport DANGER Make allowance for the weight of the machine during transport DANGER For transport on vehicles secure the appliance in accordance with current regulations so that it cannot slide or overturn Ensure that the appliance is immo...

Page 8: ...r command is detected 8 Sensor current failure or abnormal armature current Abnormal current reading on the armature possible field power cable connection error 9 Alarm memory defect Error in the parameter settings in this case the default settings will be restored the next time the machine is switched on 10 Field overcurrent The current in the field exceeds the set limit 11 Lifting overcurrent Th...

Page 9: ...e machine body Clean the filter Weekly maintenance Check that the moving parts move freely Clean the machine Check that the vacuum fan rotates properly Check the tightness of the fan hub Check the running of the electric motors ensuring that there is no hissing and or abnormal noises Maintenance every 100 working hours Check the battery acid level The machine chassis and welding must be free from ...

Page 10: ... not be disposed of as domestic waste but delivered to the proper collection centres Decommissioned machines contain valuable recyclable materials and should be delivered to the proper collection centres Batteries oil and similar substances must not be discarded in the environment You are therefore requested to dispose of decommissioned machines through segregated collection systems 8 Warranty The...

Page 11: ...General Machine Specifications Length x Width x Height mm 2000 x 940 x 1780 Unladen weight Kg 300 Total permitted weight Kg 350 Maximum forward speed Km h 4 5 Maximum reverse speed Km h 2 7 Maximum negotiable slope 30 Waste container volume l 240 Protection rating IPX3 Power supply Gel batteries 4x6V 24V 240Ah Tyres Front dimensions mm 2 x Ø260x85 Front wheel pressure bar Solid rubber Rear dimensi...

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