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Nilfisk-ALTO 46/53 C1719, C1718, FILTER PANEL LATCH See Figure, FRONT COVER LATCH See Figure

Models: 46/53

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C1719

OPERATION OF CONTROLS AND GAUGES

LIFT

FRAME TO

REMOVE

FILTER

FILTER

PANEL

	TURN LATCH	LATCH
	TO RELEASE	LATCH
	TO RELEASE

FILTER

PANEL

C-1719
C1719	FIGURE 21
RESET	HOPPER
BUTTON	TEMP
	SENSOR
	PUSH
	TO
	RESET
	C1718/9705
C1718	FIGURE 22

PUSH

LIFT

AND

TURN

	C1722-9706
C1722	FIGURE 23

FILTER PANEL LATCH (See Figure 21)

The filter panel is located in the hopper filter compartment and will need to be removed periodically for cleaning or replacement. Removal of the filter panel requires no tools. The hopper cover must be opened to gain access to the filter compartment. The panel filter is held in place by a hinged frame and latch.

To remove the panel filter, turn the knob counterclockwise and lift the hinged frame.

The panel filter can now be lifted out and cleaned or re- placed (see Filter Cleaning instructions in this manual).

To install the replacement panel filter, lower the frame and turn the knob clockwise to lock the filter in place.

HOPPER TEMP SENSOR (Option) (See Figure 22) The temp sensor switch monitors the hopper air tempera- ture near the vac fan. When the temperature of the air moving through the hopper exceeds 140°F, the switch is tripped. It turns off the dust control fan and illuminates the hopper temp light on the warning bank.

The hopper temp sensor can be reset thermal switch which is located in the hopper filter compartment near the vacuum fan intake.

When the hopper temp light illuminates, carefully investi- gate for a possible fire in the hopper.

To reset the temp sensor, press the reset button.

FRONT COVER LATCH (See Figure 23)

The front cover encloses the power source. The cover can be lifted to allow easy access for service and inspection.

WARNING

Operate Only When Lids, Doors, And Access Panels Are

Securely Closed.

To open the cover, lift the cover latch lever up and turn the latch ¼ turn. Lift the cover open.

NOTE

The overhead guard option has a safety latch for storing

open cover.

After closing the cover, check it to be certain the latch has fully engaged and is latched.

NOTE

Side covers can be removed for service.

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Nilfisk-ALTO 46/53 manual C1719, C1718, FILTER PANEL LATCH See Figure, FRONT COVER LATCH See Figure

Contents

PARTS LIST ATS 46/53 BATTERYAmerican-Lincoln Technology OPERATOR’SATS 46-53Battery TABLE OF CONTENTSAmerican-Lincoln SERVICE CHART ATS 46/53 BatterySERVICE PRECAUTIONS SERVICE INSTRUCTIONSCHAPTER 3 OPTIONS DIMENSIONS CLEANING PATHWEIGHT TRAVEL SPEEDSQUEEGEE WARRANTYTANKS HOPPERATS 46/53 Battery MACHINE DIMENSIONSAmerican-Lincoln 65.41 cmSTANDARD HARDWARE & TORQUE VALUES The torque tolerance is ± on torque valuesHYDRAULIC TORQUE REQUIREMENTS Fraction DECIMAL-METRICCONVERSION TABLEDecimal MillimeterPREPARING THE MACHINE FOR OPERATION MACHINE PREPARATIONDANGER SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSREAD THE INSTRUCTION BOOK American-Lincoln ATS 46/53 Battery1-13 1-14 ATS 46-53BatteryAmerican-Lincoln OPERATION OF CONTROLS AND GAUGES LIGHT SWITCH See FigureHORN BUTTON See Figure METER HOURCONDITION KEY SWITCH See FigureHOPPER SAFETY LOCK ARM See Figure FILTER SHAKER SWITCH See FigureTO ENGAGE THE SAFETY ARM C1700MAIN BROOM ADJUSTMENT See Figure SIDE BROOM ADJUSTMENT See figureSIDE BROOM LEVER MAINSWITCH SCRUB DECK SWITCHDUST CONTROL SWITCH See Figure SCRUB DECK SWITCH See FigureNON-RECYCLINGOR STANDARD SCRUBBING SYSTEM SOLUTION CONTROL See FigureRECYCLING OR ESP & AUTOFIL SYSTEM TO DISCONNECT WATER HOSEOPERATION OF CONTROLS AND GAUGES FOOT PEDAL PARKINGBRAKE FOOT PEDAL ACCELERATORHOPPER DUMP DOOR LEVER - See Figure HOPPER LIFT LEVER - See FigureSWITCH TURN SIGNALSWITCH TURN SIGNAL - 4-WayOption See FigureC1718 C1719FILTER PANEL LATCH See Figure FRONT COVER LATCH See FigureMAIN BROOM COMPARTMENT DOORS See Figure HYDRAULIC RESERVOIR LEVEL SIGHT GAUGEMAIN BROOM COMPARTMENTHOPPER LIFT LEVER See Figure HOPPER DOOR LEVER See FigureHOPPER FILTER COVER See Figure SOLUTION LEVEL WARNING LIGHT THE ESP RECYCLING SYSTEM ON/OFF SWITCHTHE ESP RECYCLING CONTROL PANEL See Figure DETERGENT LOW WARNING LIGHTDETERGENT TANK SOLUTION TANK SOLUTION TANKRECOVERY RECOVERYORIFICE STARTING BATTERY MACHINES PRE-STARTCHECKLISTSWEEPING AND DUST CONTROL SYSTEMS-HOWTHEY WORK DUST CONTROLBATTERY CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS POST-OPERATIONCHECKLISTSTORAGE FOR BATTERY-POWEREDMACHINES EMPTYING THE DEBRIS HOPPERMAIN AISLE HELPFUL HINTS FOR CLEANING OPERATION50 HOUR WEEKLY MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST SERVICE CHART100 HOUR MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST 250 HOUR MAINTENANCE CHECKLISTPage SERVICE PRECAUTIONS SERVICE PRECAUTIONSADJUSTING THE MAIN BROOM HEIGHT SWEEPING SYSTEM SERVICE MAIN BROOMMAIN BROOM LEVEL ADJUSTMENT CHECKING THE MAIN BROOM SWEEP PATTERNADJUSTING THE SIDE BROOM HEIGHT SIDE BROOM SERVICESIDE BROOM SERVICE SIDE BROOMCLEANING THE HOPPER HOPPER SERVICECLEANING THE DUST CONTROL FILTER HOPPERDUST FLAPS REPLACING THE DUST CONTROL FILTERADJUSTING THE BRAKE PEDAL BRAKE SERVICEADJUSTING THE BRAKES BRAKESCLEANING THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM GENERAL MACHINE MAINTENANCEFILL HYDRAULIC RESERVOIR FILLING THE HYDRAULIC RESERVOIRRECOVERY HIGH WARNING LIGHT SOLUTION LOW WARNING LIGHTSOLUTION CONTROL Non-Recyclingor Standard SOLUTION CONTROL Recycling or ESP SystemADJUSTING CASTERS To service the bladesRECYCLING PUMP ESP SYSTEM RECYCLING PUMP STORAGEBATTERY ABBREVIATIONS - SCREWS PARTS LIST LEGENDABBREVIATIONS - SETSCREWS PROBABLE CAUSE PROBLEMREMEDY GENERAL TROUBLESHOOTINGPROBABLE CAUSE PROBLEMREMEDY 1. Worn scrubbing brushesORDERING PARTS