Trident NS13, Use And Maintenance Manual

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MAINTENANCE

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1. 

Switch off the appliance using the button (1) 

(Fig. 1)

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2. 

To remove the power battery (2) from the appliance, you must first 

free it by shifting the stop lever (3) towards the outer part of the 

machine. Lift the battery out of the appliance 

(Fig. 2)

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3.  Empty the hopper (see the AT THE END OF THE WORK 

chapter).

4. 

Position the appliance with its rear part in contact with the floor.

5.  Take the disc brushes (2) out of their seats by pulling them in the 

direction of the arrow 

(Fig. 3)

. Remove any fluff, hairs etc. from 

the disc brushes. Check the bristles are not worn; in the event of 

excessive wear, replace the brushes.

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6.  Take the cylindrical brush (3) out of its seat by shifting it to the left 

side (arrow A) of the appliance and at the same time removing it 

(arrow B) from its support 

(Fig. 4)

. Remove any fluff, hairs etc. 

from the cylindrical brush. Check the bristles are not worn; in the 

event of excessive wear, replace the brush.

Warning:

  using  a  vacuum  cleaner  remove  any  dirt  in  the 

compartment housing the brushes.

7.  Repeat the operations in reverse order to reassemble all the 

parts.

Warning:

 separate waste collection. This product must not be 

disposed of with normal domestic waste.

Warning:

 discharge the battery completely before disposing 

of it.

Warning:

 the separate waste collection of the products and 

their  packaging  means  that  materials  can  be  recycled  and 

used  again.  Re-using  the  materials  helps  protect  the 

environment, preventing pollution and the constant need for 

raw materials.

To dispose of the appliance, take it to a demolition centre or an 

authorised collection centre. Before scrapping the appliance, it is 

necessary to remove and separate out the following materials, then 

send them to the appropriate collection centres in accordance with 

applicable environmental hygiene regulations:

•  Brushes

•  Electric and electronic parts (contact your local distributor when 

scrapping electric and electronic parts)

•  Batteries

•  Plastic and metal parts

•  Packaging elements (paper or cardboard)

DISPOSAL

9.  Block the handlebar in the horizontal position. Rest your foot 

on the main part of the appliance to prevent it from tilting, then 

push the handle away from you until it snaps into the horizontal 

position.

Warning

: do not rest your foot on the main switch or on the 

debris hopper uncoupling lever.

10. Rotate the stop lever of the command handlebar (6) in the 

direction of the arrow (Fig. 4).

11. Close the command handlebar, pushing the handle (7) towards 

the main part of the appliance.

12. Rotate the stop lever of the command handlebar (6) in the 

direction of the arrow (Fig. 5).

13. Take the appliance to the designated machine storage place.

14. 

Position the appliance with its rear part in contact with the floor. 

In  this  position,  the  brushes  are  not  in  contact  with  the  floor 

and cannot suffer any deformation caused by the weight of the 

appliance (Fig. 6).

Warning

: park the appliance in an enclosed place, on a flat 

surface;  near  the  appliance  there  must  be  no  objects  that 

could either damage it, or be damaged through contact with it.