ing station; avoid any steep gradients in the process.
Note
While using other batteries (for e.g. batter- ies from other manufacturers) the total dis- charge protection level must be reset by the Windsor aftersales service according to the respective battery.
Danger
Risk of electric shock. Observe supply net- work and fuse protection - see "Charger". Only use the charger in dry rooms with suf- ficient ventilation!
Note
Average charging time is approx. 10 hours. The recommended chargers (matching the batteries used) are regulated electronically and will automatically switch off the charg- ing process.
Danger
Danger of explosion. Wet batteries can only be charged with opened hood.
ÎEmpty the dirty water reservoir.
ÎTilt the dirty water tank backwards.
ÎRemove battery plug and join it to the charging cable.
ÎConnect the charger to the mains and turn it on.
After charging
ÎSwitch off the charger and remove the plug from the socket.
ÎPull the battery cable from the charger cable and connect it to the machine.
Maintenance-free batteries (wet batter- ies)
ÎAdd distilled water one hour before the charging process comes to an end; fol- low the correct acid level. There are corresponding indicators on the battery. At the end of the charging process, all cells must gas.
Danger
Risk of injury!
–Adding water to the battery in its dis- charged state can cause the acid to leak.
–Use safety glasses while handling bat- tery acid and follow the safety instruc- tions to avoid personal injury or damage to clothes.
–Should the acid spray on to the skin or clothes, rinse immediately with lots of water.
Warning
Risk of damage!
–Use only distilled or desalinated water (VDE 0510) for filling the battery.
–Do not add any substances
Maximum battery dimensions
Length | Width | Height |
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622 mm | 353 mm | 379 mm |
(24.4 in) | (13.8 in) | (14.9 in) |
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If you use wet batteries, then follow the fol- lowing instructions:
–It is necessary to conform to the maxi- mum battery dimensions.
–While charging wet
–While charging wet batteries, follow the specifications of the battery manufactur- er.
Unloading
Note
Pull the red battery plug to put all functions out of operation immediately.
ÎCut plastic packing belt and remove foil.
ÎRemove the elastic tape fasteners at the stop points.
ÎFour indicated floor boards of the pallet are fastened with screws. Unscrew these boards.
ÎPlace the boards on the edge of the pal- let. Place the boards in such a way that they lie in front of the four wheels of the machine. Fasten the boards with screws.
ÎSlide the four support beams included in the packaging under the ramp.
ÎRemove the wooden blocks used for ar- resting the wheels and slide them under the ramp.
ÎInsert battery plug.
ÎSet main switch to “1”.
ÎPress the drive direction switch and slowly move the machine down from the ramp.
ÎSet main switch to “0”.
Installing the Brushes
Saber Glide 30
The sweep brushes must be installed be- fore the initial operation (see "Maintenance work").
Saber Glide 30 SP
The brushes are mounted.
Installing the Squeegee Tool
ÎInsert the squeegee tool into the squee- gee tool suspension in such a manner that the profiled sheet is positioned above the suspension.
ÎTighten the
ÎInsert the suction hose.
Operation
Note
Pull the red battery plug to put all functions out of operation immediately.
Carry out the initial trials in an open surface so that you familiarise yourself with the ap- pliance.
Check immobilizing brake
Danger
Danger of accident. The immobilizing brake must always be checked first on an even surface before starting the machine.
ÎTake the seating position.
ÎSet main switch to “1”.
ÎSelect direction of travel.
ÎGently depress drive pedal.
The brake must get released and you must be able to hear it (the control lamp for im- mobilizing brake on the console switches off). The machine must roll slightly on a plane surface. When the pedal is released, the brake falls in in an audible manner. Switch off the machine and call the after- sales service if the
Brakes
Danger
Danger of accident. If the machine does not brake, then proceed as follows:
ÎIf the machine does not come to a halt on a ramp with a gradient of 2% when you release the drive pedal, then pull the battery plug in the sense of an emer-
ÎAlways pull the battery plug on surfaces below 2% inclination.
ÎSwitch off the machine only after it comes to a complete halt (on an even surface) and call up the aftersales ser- vice!
–Further, follow all warning instructions for braking.
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