INSTRUCTION FOR USE

NOTE! Please check that the float body is installed correctly before picking up liquids. Never pick-up liquid without the float body in place.

1 Hose connection

Push the hose coupling in to the hose connection until it locks. Press the snap locking on the hose coupling down, to remove the hose.

2Start/Stop

3Tools

The accessories shown in the pictures may vary on different models.

a)Wet pick-up nozzle

b)Crevice nozzle: Use to clean hard to reach places.

4 How to remove the motor top

Turn off the machine and pull the plug out of the electrical outlet.

a)Loosen the latches by pulling them outwards/upwards.

b)Lift the motor top from the container.

c)Rest the motor top on a flat surface, as illustrated.

5 Power cord

To unplug grasp the plug, not the cord. Wind up the cord starting at the machine. Store it on the hook on the rear of the machine.

6 Tube assembly

Fit the sections together and twist to lock in place. Separate the sections by pulling and twisting at the same time.

Suction control

The suction control in the hose handle lets you regulate the air-flow.

7 Empty the tank after wet pick-up

When the water level in the tank reaches maximum the float body will shut of the air flow through the machine. You will then hear a noticeable change of the sound from the motor and notice that the suction power decreases. When this occurs, switch the machine of. Disconnect the machine from the power supply. Remove the motor top according to earlier instruction (3). Always empty and clean the tank after pick- ing-up liquids. Allow all parts to dry thoroughly before the motor top is reassembled.

a) Emptying into a floor drain:

Grab the emptying grip located in the bottom of the tank. For model GW 235 grab the base part of the trolley and just tilt the trolley. Always empty and clean the tank after picking-up liquids. Allow all parts to dry thoroughly before the motor top is reassembled.

b) Drain in a toilet, wash-basin, etc. GW 235:

Grab the emptying grip on the front side of the tank.Tilt the tank and empty it.

8 Float body

The machine is equipped with a float body that shuts of the airflow through the machine when the maximum fluid level is reached.

Note! Clean the float body regularly and when needed. Switch the machine off. Disconnect the machine from the power supply. Remove the motor top according to earlier instruction (3). Turn over the the whole motor top. Remove the float body by pressing the levers, and then gently lift the float body up from the motor top.

Wipe the float body with a damp cloth. Allow all parts to dry thoroughly before the float body and motor top is reassem- bled.

If the machine by accident has tipped-over, please make sure that the float body does not hold any water before starting the machine again. Please observe that foam or/ and splash could fill the float body even during normal use. Therefore inspect the float body inside every time you empty the tank.

Note! Never pick up liquid without the float body in place. Always use a chemical defoamer when picking up water containing foaming detergents. Use a defoamer recommended by the detergent manufacturer. To achie- ve the best results with chemical defoamer, add the defomer through the hose.

9 Filter

The machine is equipped with a protection filter. The filter is located at the bottom of the motor chassis. Check the filter when you empty the liquid tank. Change or clean if the filter is clogged.

IMPORTANT!

The machine is equipped with a specially designed flex, which if damaged, must be replaced by a flex of the same type. This are avaible at authorised service centres and dealers and must be installed by trained personnel.

NB!

Remove the plug from the socket before performing service or maintenance.

Before using the machine make sure that the frequency and voltage shown on the rating plate corresponds with the mains voltage.

The rating plate is located at the backside of the motor top.

Specifications and details are subject to change without prior notice.

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Nilfisk-Advance America GW 220, GW 235, GW 210 manual Instruction for USE

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