Eureka Magnum Series User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Topic

Page

INTRODUCTION

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MACHINE IDENTIFICATION

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ATTENTION

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GENERAL ATTENTION AND ADVICE

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DISPOSAL

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TRANSPORT AND MOVEMENT

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HANDLING AND TOWING PROCEDURES WHILE ENGINE IS OFF

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MACHINE DESCRIPTION

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PRIMARY FUNCTIONS AND COMMANDS

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USE AND MAINTENANCE OF MACHINE

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STARTING THE ENGINE ENGINE,TURNING OFF ENGINE, FILTER SHAKER COMMAND

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ADJUSTMENT CONTROL AND REPLACEMENT OF MAIN BRUSH

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ADJUSTMENT CONTROL, REPLACEMENT AND ASSEMBLING OF SIDE BRUSH

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REPLACEMENT OF THE RIGHT AND REAR FLAPS

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REPLACEMENT OF LEFT FLAP

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REPLACEMENT OF FLAP, HOPPER DOOR GASKET, GASKET OF HOPPER

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REPLACEMENT OF FILTER BAG, REPLACEMENT OF FILTER SHAKER FUSE

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CONTROL AND REPLACEMENT OF HYDRAULIC OIL, REPLACEMENT OF HYDRAULIC OIL,

FILTER CLEARING OF HEAT EXCHANGER , CONTROL OF ELECTROLYTE BATTERY

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REPLACEMENT OF ENGINE OIL, ENGINE OIL FILTER REPLACEMENT, AIR PRE-FILTER

CLEANING, REPLACEMENT OF PRIMARY AIR FILTER CARTRIDGE.

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REPLACEMENT OF SECONDARY AIR FILTER CARTRIDGE ( SECURITY CARTRIDGE),

REPLACEMENT OF FUEL PRE-FILTER, CLEARING OF ENGINE RADIATOR, RADIATOR LIQUID

INSPECTION, CLEANING FUEL TANK LEVEL FILTER CLEANING

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LUBRICATION POINTS

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TOW HOOK

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MACHINE SIZE

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION CHART

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DYNAMIC OIL CIRCUIT SCHEME

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF MAIN AND SIDE BRUSH AUTOMATISM

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF FILTER SHAKER AND SPEED REDUCTION

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF AUTOMATIC FILTER SHAKER

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF HOPPER: HEADLIGHTS, HORN, SIDE BRUSH

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF FLASHING LIGHT, HOUR COUNTER, HYDRAULIC OIL

TEMPERATURE

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF SECURITY SEAT AND START UP CONSENT

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GENERAL ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF KUBOTA ENGINE AND FUEL LEVEL

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF STOP SIGNAL SYSTEM

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF THE ACOUSTIC SIGNAL AND THE REVERSE LIGHT

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF SIDE INDICATOR, POSITIONING LIGHTS AND LICENSE PLATE

LIGHT

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ELECTRICAL SCHEME OF THE HOPPER FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

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PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE

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EXCEPTIONAL MAINTENANCE

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SUGGESTED REPLACEMENT LIST

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SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE

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DAMAGE LOCATION CHART

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PRODUCT WARRANTY

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INSTALLATION FORM

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COMPLIANCE DECLARATION

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LAST UPDATE 12-07-10

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INTRODUZIONE

“EUREKA S.r.l.”, leading industrial cleaning machine

manufacturer, is delighted to welcome you to the ranks of

MAGNUM sweeper owners and it trusts that you will get the

greatest satisfaction from the use of the machine. We are certain

that while using the machine you will have the opportunity to see

the quality, solidity and possibilities for use for yourselves. The

MAGNUM sweeper is ideal for large areas for private, industrial

or public uses. Described in this manual are various installation,

checking and maintenance operations necessary for keeping your

sweeper in tip top condition. These are normal maintenance

measures that any operator will be able to carry out with

implements that he or she should normally have in the company. In

the case of particularly demanding work, please call in specialised

help.

OUR COMPANY AIMS AT THE CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT OF ITS

PRODUCTS AND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE MODIFICATIONS

AND IMPROVEMENTS WHEN IT CONSIDERS IT ADVISABLE WITHOUT

BEING OBLIGED TO UPGRADE PREVIOUSLY SOLD MACHINES WITH

SAID IMPROVEMENTS AND MODIFICATIONS

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MACHINE IDENTIFICATION

The machine and manufacturer are identified through three plates on the left of the drivers seat.

REFER TO THESE DETAILS WHEN ORDERING SPARE PARTS OR MAKING ANY OTHER ENQUIRY

TO THE MANUFACTURER.

EUREKA sweepers conform with the EEC directives and show the CE mark.

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ATTENTION!

THE MACHINE IS NOT APPROVED FOR CIRCULATION ON THE

ROAD.

BEFORE USING THE MACHINE OR CARRYING OUT ANY OPERATION ON IT, ALL

THE PROCEDURES AND WARNINGS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL MUST BE

READ AND UNDERSTOOD.

RIGOROUS COMPLIANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS

CONTAINED IN IT, TOGETHER WITH THE OPERATOR’S ATTENTION AND

PRUDENCE WILL BE THE BEST GUARANTEE AGAINST ACCIDENTS THAT COULD

OCCUR AT WORK.

EUREKA SWEEPERS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM SAFETY IF USED

ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.

OPERATORS WHO DO NOT KNOW THE REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES

CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL MUST BE PREVENTED FROM USING THE

MACHINE.

THE SWEEPER HAS BEEN CONSTRUCTED FOR TOWN AND INDUSTRIAL

CLEANING OPERATIONS WITH THE COLLECTION OF MATERIAL AND ITS

DISPOSAL.

THE USER’S MANUAL IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SWEEPER AND MUST

ACCOMPANY IT UNTIL THE SWEEPER IS DEMOLISHED.

PURSUANT TO DIRECTIVE 89/392 CE, PRESIDENTIAL DECREE 459 DATED

24/07/1996 AND LATER MODIFICATIONS NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT:

OPERATOR IS INTENDED TO MEAN THE PERSON(S) ASSIGNED TO INSTALL,

OPERATE, ADJUST, CARRY OUT ORDINARY SERVICING, CLEAN, REPAIR AND

TRANSPORT THE MACHINE.

EUREKA Srl WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY PROBLEMS, BREAKAGE,

ACCIDENTS OR OTHER OCCURRENCES DUE TO THE IGNORANCE OF OR THE

NON-APPLICATION OF THE PROCEDURES CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL OR TO

THE IMPROPER USE OF THE MACHINE.

FURTHERMORE, EUREKA Srl SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR THE CARRYING

OUT OF MODIFICATIONS AND/OR THE INSTALLATION OF PARTS OR

ACCESSORIES THEY HAVE NOT BEEN AUTHORISED BEFOREHAND.

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GENERAL WARNINGS AND ADVICE

DANGER SIGNS - ATTENTION

THIS SYMBOL HIGHLIGHTS ALL THE OPERATIONS THAT REPRESENT A

POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION FOR THE OPERATOR

IT IS THEREFORE NECESSARY TO ADHERE CLOSELY TO THE

CONDITIONS SHOWN BY THIS SYMBOL..

DANGER OF BURNING DUE TO VERY HOT SURFACES

EAR PROTECTORS/PLUGS/MUFFLERS MUST BE WORN.

IN PARTICULAR ENVIRONMENTS OR WORKING CONDITIONS, SOME

MODELS OF THE SWEEPERS COULD PRODUCE AN ACOUSTIC EFFECT

THAT WOULD MAKE THE WEARING OF THESE PROTECTIVE DEVICES

ADVISABLE.

GLOVES MUST BE WORN

SAFETY GLASSES OR GOGGLES MUST BE WORN

BE CAREFUL NOT CRUSH YOUR HANDS BETWEEN PARTS IN MOTION

ATTENTION: DON’T GET IN TOUCH WITH WATER

THE DEVICES MARKED WITH THIS LABEL ARE NOT TO GET WET. ( USUALLY

THEY ARE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS)

BEFORE ACCESSING THE HAZARDOUS AREA FIX THE SAFETY STRUT IN

THE CYLINDER

KEEP A SAFE DISTANCE FROM THE DIRT CONTAINER WHEN RAISED IF

THE SAFETY STRUT IS NOT INSERTED IN THE CYLINDER

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EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

ONLY EXTINGUISH FIRES WITH POWDER FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

The machine must be cleaned by persons who have received proper instruction for the purpose,

who know how to cut off the sources of energy and who know the characteristics of the machine

so as not to find themselves in a hazardous situation.

Clean the machine coverings, the panels and commands with cloths soaked in water or a

detergent solution.

Solvents such as petrol, alcohol, etc. must not be used.

Call in specialised personnel to clean the electrical components. Said personnel should use

products that are not corrosive and are anyway suitable for electrical circuits.

Specialised personnel with thorough knowledge of the machine and its components must be

called in to carry out maintenance operations.

Any maintenance and cleaning operation must be carried out with the machine off, with all the

mechanisms still, after the hot sections have cooled down and with the battery disconnected.

When using compressed air guns for cleaning, protect the eyes and hair.

STORAGE THE MACHINE

If the machine is not used for a long period, it is essential:

- to keep the machine in a protected place

- to clean the machine inside and outside

- to keep the brushes raised to prevent the bristles getting malfunctioning

- to keep the dirt container down.

- to lock the machine in place with the parking brake

- to remove the key

- to remove the battery connector

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PRECAUTIONS FOR THE SAFETY OF OPERATORS AND TECHNICIANS

- The machine must not be used by non-authorised personnel who have not been

trained to use it properly or by people who are under the influence of substances

that could alter their nervous reflexes (alcohol, psycho pharmaceuticals, drugs

etc.)

- Do not use the machine in inflammable areas or where there is the danger of

explosions

- Move the machine very slowly when the dirt container is raised.

- Do not collect material that is alight or anything else that could cause a fire.

(e.g. lit cigarettes).

- Do not remove protections or guards when the machine is in operation.

- Operate the machine from the driving position.

- Do not use the machine to clean objects..

- When maintaining the machine do not wear loose-fitting or unbuttoned clothing.

- A safety strut must be placed on the raising cylinder for any maintenance

operation with the dirt container raised.

- Do not start to perform maintenance operations with parts in movement

- Protect eyes and ears when using compressed air or water guns for cleaning the

machine.

-Use devices to raise the machine that are adequate to bear the weight of the

machine itself.

- Do not cause flames or sparks around the machine.

- Disconnect the battery cables before working on the electrical circuit.

- Avoid contact with battery acid, be careful of the hot parts: wait for them to cool

down before starting work.

- Move carefully over uneven or crumbling paving and on slopes.

Do not exceed inclines of 20% in the direction of movement and inclines of

10% crossways to the direction of movement.

- Pay attention when changing direction and or movement direction, slow

down on bends to avoid tipping over.

Pay attention when raising the dirt container to empty it: the operation must

be carried out on flat ground that is not bumpy and brusque commands must

not be given.

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UPDATING OF THE USER’S MANUAL

When large-scale modifications are made to the machine or new parts are installed,

the updated documentation must be sent to the Dealer along with the purchased part

or as an update of the manual.

OBLIGATIONS OF THE EMPLOYER OR OWNER OF THE MACHINE

The employer or owner of the machine is responsible for giving the User’s Manual

to all the personnel who are going to have to use the machine.

The employer or owner of the machine also undertakes to update the manual with

the documentation that the Manufacturer will send if modifications are made to the

machine.

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE OPERATOR

- The operator must not work on wet floors

- The operator is responsible for the day-to-day servicing of the machine

- The operator must care for the machine and keep it in good operating condition

- The operator must inform his or her superior or the technical department when

scheduled maintenance is requested in the case of damage or breakage.

- The operator must not carry people, animals or objects on the machine.

- When moving the machine, observe the safety measures for circulation.

- The machine cannot be used for toxic-harmful materials.

- Never let people get close to the machine’s sphere of action.

- Never leave the sweeper with the key and the emergency switch inserted.

- Engage the hand brake.

- Never leave the dirt container in a raised position without the strut on the cylinder.

- If the machine malfunctions, have a look at the procedures shown in the various

chapters.

- Never collect pieces of string, wire or anything else that could damage the brushes

by winding around them.

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DISPOSAL

SPENT OILS

Spent oils must not be thrown away into the environment under any circumstances.

They must be given to authorised Collectors in compliance with the regulations currently in

force.

Temporary storage must be inside watertight containers with sealed lid to avoid contact with

the environment and with rainwater.

The filters must also be given to authorised collectors and temporarily kept like the oils.

DEAD LEAD BATTERIES

Dead batteries must be considered harmful toxic waste, they must be given only to Collectors

with specific authorisation (to be checked at the time of consignment).

MATERIALS COLLECTED BY THE MACHINE

The rubbish collected by the machine must be given to town cleaning agencies as it is town

rubbish or similar.

- The machine cannot be used for collecting toxic-harmful materials.

SCRAPPING OF THE MACHINE

When the machine is to be scrapped, it is necessary to dispose of the materials the machine

consists of, properly.

It is compulsory to give the machine to authorised collectors who will see to the proper disposal

of: batteries, oils, filters, plastics, metals, electric engines, electric cards etc. in accordance with

the regulations currently in force.

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TRANSPORT - HANDLING

TRANSPORT

The machine must be fixed to a pallet to make it easier to transport and more secure.

To unpack it, do the following:

- connect a ramp to the pallet as shown in the figure

- remove the wedge locking the rear wheel in place and any other fixing materials; it is not necessary to

remove the wedges on the front wheels.

- bring the machine down the ramp

The machine must be taken off the pallet by lifting it with a gantry crane or other suitable means

providing that belts, ropes and chains connected to the machine in the openings indicated in the figure

are used.

DO NOT REMOVE THE MACHINE FROM THE PALLET WITH A FORKLIFT TRUCK THAT

COULD DAMAGE IT.

HANDLING AND TRANSPORT

When the machine is moved from one place it is used in to another you are advised to:

- not load it on the vehicle with a forklift truck in order not to damage it

- lock the machine in place with the parking brake

- fix it well to the vehicle using belts, ropes and chains, securing it in the points indicated in the figure

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1. TOW HOOK

PROCEDURE FOR MOVING WITHOUT ENGINE OR DUE TO A PRESENCE OF A DAMAGE.

Insert the service brake

Open the seat hood

Turn red unlock pump lever, in an anti-clockwise way, until you reach position B

Close hood

Mount on machine and unlock service brake. The sweeper can now be moved maintaining the control of the driving

brake.

After having moved the sweeper, bring back lever to position A, pushing with force towards the end of its course.

PROCEDURE FOR TOWING THE MACHINE

Unlock pump as described above

Tow machine, using the tow hook pos.1 situated in the front left of the sweeper.

ATTENTION: DO NOT EXEED 2KM\H DURING THE PROCESS OF TOWING THE SWEEPER.

Exceeding this speed limit twill cause cavitations on motor and as well on piston pump.

Once the operation is finished, bring back red lever to position A, pushing with force towards it end of course.

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FIG. C

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901 HDK

1. Forward pedal

2. Reverse pedal

3. Fuse

4. Emergency brake pedal

5. Lever for service brake

6. Lifting piston for hopper

7. Electric valve main brush

8. Manifold for main dump

9. Operation lever for main brush

10. Operation lever for side brush

11. lever for lifting hopper

12. Closing lever for hopper

13. Pressure regulation knob for main brush

14. Engine acceleration lever

15. Shut-off vacuum lever

16. Security electric valve for seat

17. Pressure control valve for reducing the speed while hopper is lifted

18. Electric valve for reducing the speed when hopper is lifted

19. Kubota motor radiator

20. Valve for MAX pressure for main brush

21. Diesel Filter for Kubota Engine

22. Diesel pre filter

23. Aspiration pre filter (VORTEX) Kubota Engine

24. Radiator liquid expansion tray

25. Kubota Engine air filter

26. Terminal block for positive and negative pole

27. Engine oil filter

28. Fuel cap

29. Kubota Motor

30. Fuel tank

31. Hydraulic oil thermo switch

32. Piston pump

33. Exchanger for hydraulic oil

34. Manifold for secondary dump

35. Hydraulic rear traction wheel engine.

36. Cleaning panel for hydraulic oil exchanger

37. Leveling cap for filling the tank hydraulic oil tank.

38. Hydraulic oil tank

39. Main brush

40. Hydraulic oil filter

41. Battery

42. Hydraulic oil aspirator

43. Side brush

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PRIMARY FUNCTIONS AND CONTROLS

CONTROL PANEL

FIG. D

1

RED LED: FUEL PRE HEATING

Is on when the pre heating is in function

2

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KEY SWITCH

Rotating in a clockwise sense for one click, the lights will turn on.

Continuing to turn, the red fuel pre heating switch will turn on and shortly after the engine

will start.

3

RED LED: MOTOR GENERATOR

When the engine is on the switch has to be off.

4

RED LED: TEMPERATURE OF THE RADIATOR LIQUID

When the temperature of the liquid is correct, the switch off.

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HOUR COUNTER

Indicates the hours of work of the machine.

6

RED LED: OIL PRESSURE

If the oil pressure is correct then the switch is off.

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RED LED :HYDRAULIC OIL TEMPERATURE IN THE TANK

When the temperature of the hydraulic oil in the tank exceeds 80°C the led comes on and it

switches off only when the hydraulic oil temperature is under 10°C. Stop the machine and wait that

the temperature drops. In case, clean the cooling system.

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8

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BLINKERS SWITCH ( OPTIONAL)

When switched to the right, the right direction blinker turns on and when switched to

the left the left turns on.

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GREEN LED: FUNCTIONALITY OF THE BLINKERS (OPTIONAL)

The switch blinks when the blinker is on.

10

ORANGE LED: HIGH BEAM

switch is on when the high beam lights are inserted.

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LIGHTS AND HORN SWITCH

From the position of all off, rotating one click anti clockwise the parking lights will turn

on. If turned clockwise on the first click, the positioning lights will turn on, on the

second the headlights (transparent switch) and on the third, the high beam lights will

turn on (orange switch). Pressing it, one will activate the horn.

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TRANSPERANT LED: HEADLIGHTS

Switch is on when the headlights are on.

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FILTER SHAKER BUTTON:

Pressing it, the filter shaker is activated, this enables the cleaning of the filter.

This operation has to be done with intermission for 5 seconds for 3 to 4 times.

Note that the filter can shake only when the hopper is down.

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GREEN LED: FUNCTIONALITY OF MAIN BRUSH

Switch Is on when the main brush is working.

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FUSE (FROM 20A) SIDE BRUSH ENGINE SAVER

When the motor of the side brush consumes more than the 20A for a few minutes, the

fuse will intervene and stop the motor. Wait 1-2 minutes and then press the side brush

button and the brush will start working. If this happens often please check the side

brush.

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GREEN LED: FUNCTIONALITY OF SIDE BRUSH:

Switch is on when the brush is working.

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RED LIGHT BULB: FIRE ALLARM IN THE HOPPER ( OPTIONAL)

When the temperature in the hopper will exceed the 60°C the bulb will blink and

activate a siren.

NOTE! In case of fire alarm:

Close the vacuum (pos 19 Fig. D) and close the hopper ( pos.20 Fig D);

Transfer machine into non fire hazardous area (courtyards, lawn yards etc.);

Open the front service door of the hopper and if there should be a fire then

extinguish with a powder fire extinguisher.

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FUEL TANK LEVEL INDICATOR: when the pointer is in the red zone you have to

refill the tank

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LEFT SIDE DASHBOARD

AND DRIVING COMPARTMENT

FIG. E

1

MAIN BRUSH CONTROL LEVER :

When the lever is pulled down, the main brush will start working and the green led will be on.

NOTE: The main brush works only and exclusively when:

A) When the hopper is down;

B) The hopper door is open.

C) The main brush lever is pulled down.

2

SIDE BRUSH LEVER:

The side brush rotates only when lowered to the floor.

To adjust the pressure turn the knob in a clockwise way to increase pressure and anit-clockwise

to decrease.

NOTE: The side brush works only and exclusively when:

A) When the main brush is working

B) The side brush lever is lowered.

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RAISING AND LOWERING HOPPER LEVER.

A) To lower the hopper, lift secure and push lever forward;

B) To lift hopper lift secure and pull lever backwards:

NOTE : The hopper lifts and lowers only and exclusively when:

The lever of the main brush is lifted

The main brush is at a stand.

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4

OPENING AND CLOSING HOPPER DOOR LEVER

A) To open hopper door, lift secure and push lever forwards.

B) To close hopper door lift secure and pull lever backwards.

NOTE: The hopper door opens and closes exclusively when:

The main brush lever is lifted

The main brush is at a stand

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KNOB TO ADJUST THE PRESSURE \ PATH OF THE MAIN BRUSH TO THE FLOOR.

Turning in a clockwise way one can increase the pressure to the ground and increase the path.

To decrease the path turn the knob in an anti-clockwise way

The suggested path is 50-60 mm

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VACUUM CUT OFF LEVER

A) When the lever is pushed forwards the vacuum is open.

B) Pulling the lever backwards the vacuum is closed.

NOTE: If it is necessary to pass through a wet zone or a yard with puddles, it is essential to cut

off the vacuum in order to preserve the filters.

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RED LED: OPENING AND CLOSING OF HOPPER DOOR

When the hopper door is closed the led is on.

8

ACCELERATION LEVER

Pull the lever to accelerate speed

Pushing the lever on decrease the speed

9

SERVICE BREAKE

Pull lever with force. The machine remains blocked

To unblock the service break: Grab lever and lift slightly, press red button and lower until the

end of course.

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EMERGENCY BREAK

Press the brake to stop the machine

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SCREW FOR FUSE BOX.

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STEEL PLATE FUSE PROTECTION

For the replacement of the fuses:

Remove the screw that blocks plate pos.11.

Remove protecting steel plate pos.12

Replace damaged fuse.

NOTE: Never change the resistance value of a fuse.

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Fuse holder

Function and value of Fuses

1) Blinker lights 5A

2) Seat safty switch 5A

3) Break lights 5A

4) Beeper and reverse light 5A

5) Electric valve speed reduction 5A

6) Flashing light 7.5A

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Fuse holder

Function and value of Fuses

7) Engine off engine Solenoid 15A

8) Electric valve of main brush 5A

9) Head lights and horn 20A

10) Key switch 30A

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REVERSE PEDAL

Press the pedal and you will drive in reverse way up to maximum speed of 7Km\h

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FORWARD PEDAL

Press the pedal and you will drive Forward up to maximum speed of 11.5Km\h.

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USE OF THE MACHINE

EUREKA SWEEPERS MUST BE OPERATED BY PERSONNEL WHO ARE SUITABLY

TRAINED AND AUTHORISED.

THE SWEEPERS THAT ARE NOT IN FULL WORKING ORDER MUST BE REMOVED

FROM SERVICE.

THE SEAT IS EQUIPPED WITH:

A) THE SEAT IS FITTED WITH DIPSWITCH THAT PREVENTS TO MOVE THE

MACHINE IF ONE IS NOT SITED ON THE DRIVING SEAT.

NOTE: BEFORE STARTING WORK CHECK IF THE DIPSWITCH WORKS.

B) A REGULATION LEVER AT THE BOTTOM LEFT THAT ONCE MOVED TO THE

OUTSIDE; IT PERMITS THE SEAT TO MOVE FORWARD AND BACKWARDS.

C) SAFETY BELTS THAT THE OPERATOR HAS TO WEAR ONCE THE MACHINE IS

IN MOVEMENT.

OPERATION

SIT ON THE DRIVING SEAT

INSERT THE KEY

CHECK THE LEVEL OF THE FUEL TANK

START ENGINE, SEE PAGE. 20

CHECK THAT THE LEDS ON THE DASHBOARD ARE NOT SIGNALING ALARMS

OPEN THE HOPPER CONTAINER DOOR IF IT IS CLOSED

LOWER THE HOPPER IF IT IS RAISED

OPEN THE SUCTION WITH THE APPROPRIATE LEVER

LOWER THE MAIN BRUSH AND VERIFY THE CLEANING PATH

LOWER THE SIDE BRUSH IF NECESSARY

PRESS THE RIGHT-HAND PEDAL FOR ADVANCEMENT AND THE LEFT-HAND PEDAL FOR

REVERSE

IMPORTANT ADVICE

SLOW DOWN ON BENDS

SHAKE OFTEN THE FILTER

DO NOT COLLECT ROPES, STRINGS, WIRE OR ANYTHING ELSE THAN CAN WIND UP

CHECK THE DUST GUARD SEALING OFTEN

BE CAREFUL OF SIDEWALKS AND ANYTHING STICKING OUT OF THE PAVEMENT

IF IT IS POSSIBLE, UNLOAD THE DIRT FROM THE DIRT CONTAINER INTO A CONTAINER

INSTEAD OF ONTO THE GROUND.

DO NOT UNLOAD THE DIRT CONTAINER IF THE MACHINE IS NOT ON FLAT GROUND.

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1. RED LED: PRE HEATING OF FUEL

2. KEY SWITCH

3. BUTTON FOR FILTER SHAKER

4. VACUUM CUT OFF BUTTOON

5. ACCELERATION LEVER

STARTING UP ENGINE

Before starting the engine be sure that the main brush is lifted from the ground.

If lowered the starting motor will not start.

Accelerate 1/3 of the lever pos.5

Turn the key pos.2 a clockwise way, until the led of the fuel pre heating turns

on.

Keep key in position until the led turns off.

Continue with the clockwise rotation until the motor starter functions, not for

more then 5 sec. If the engine does not start at the first time, repeat procedure

with intervals of 10sec.

Bring back acceleration lever pos.5 to its minimum for at least 3-5min.

Keep acceleration lever to MAX always when working.

TURNING OFF ENGINE

Bring acceleration lever pos.5 to the minimum position

Turn key pos.2 in position 0.

FILTER SHAKER CONTROL

THE QUALITY OF THE WORK OF THE SWEEPER IS STRONGLY

INFLUENCED BY THE STATE OF THE FILTER AND ITS CLEANNESS.

IT IS RECOMMENDED TO SHAKE IT OFTEN, ESPECIALLY IF THE

AREA TO SWEEP IS VERY DUSTY.

You can clean the filter in 3 ways :

While the engine is on.

Bring acceleration lever pos.5 in min position.

Cut off vacuum with the lever pos.4.

press filter shaker button pos.3 for 5-10 seconds

Repeat operation sevral times

While the engine is off.

Turn key pos. 2 into position 1.

press filter shaker button pos3 for 5-10 seconds

Repeat operation sevral times

in an automatic way

The sweeper is equipped with an automatic filter shaker. Once that the sweeper is

turned off, the filter shaker will be activated automatically. The time of the shaker

can be regulated.

IF THE HOPPER IS LIFTED ALL THREE SYSTEMS WILL NOT

WORK.

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1. RIGHT SIDE DOOR

2. MAIN BRUSH

3. FIXING RING NUT

4. MULTIFUNCTIONAL KEY

5. RIGHT SUPPORT FOR MAIN BRUSH

6. CONTROL LEVER FOR MAIN BRUSH

7. CONTROL LEVER FOR LIFTING THE HOPPER

8. CONTROL LEVER FOR OPEN AND CLOSING HOPPERS DOOR

9. KNOB FOR REGULATING THE MAIN BRUSH PATH

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