IPC ECR dual-clean Manual De Instrucciones página 21

PRESSURE REGULATION
The pressure regulator (Fig.
10) enables the working pres-
sure to be adjusted.
Turn the knob C anticlockwise
(B) (minimum) to reduce
working pressure.
The working pressure can be
read at all times.
TIPS FOR USING INERT MEDIA
This hydroblaster has been designed for use with the products
supplied or recommended by the manufacturer.
The use of other products or chemicals may jeopardise the
safety of the hydroblaster.
1) To safeguard the environment, you should use inert media in a
reasonable way, following the instructions on the packaging.
2) From the range available, choose the most suitable product
for the cleaning to be performed and prepare it according to the
instructions on the packaging.
3) Ask your dealer for the inert media catalogue.
!
Important
Atmospheric agents and high air humidity could cause the
inert media to crust and/or deteriorate, resulting in damage or
malfunction of the hydroblaster intake system.
WORK PHASES FOR CORRECT CLEANING USING INERT
MEDIA
1) Prepare the most suitable product for the dirt and surface
to be cleaned.
2) Operate the hydroblaster and regulate mixing of the inert
media by means of the tap lever, referring to the graduated
scale. Wash the surface from the top downwards.
3) Rinse all the surface thoroughly with pressurised water,
proceeding from the top downwards.
4) Use of inert media is not polluting, however, washing residues
may contain substances hazardous if dispersed in the environ-
ment. In these cases, you should follow a suitable protocol for
recovering cleaning residues.
! Important
It is obligatory to scrupulously observe all national, regional
and local regulations and standards on protection of the soil
and water from environmental pollution.
English
To move the machine, disconnect it from the mains water supply,
release the parking brake on the castor wheel and push it by
the handle. (Fig. 11).
LIFTING WITH A CRANE
(Fig. 12)
To lift with a crane, hook the
hydroblaster to the attach-
ments on the top part of the
frame.
FIG. 10
!
Danger
Danger of injury caused by
the appliance falling.
- Before lifting, make sure
the attachment system is not
damaged.
- Lift the appliance within the
operating range of the crane
only.
- Make sure the attachment
system is protected from mo-
vement of the load.
- Before lifting, remove the lan-
ce and high pressure hose.
- The appliance should be
moved by personnel expert in
use of a crane only.
- Do not stand under suspen-
ded loads.
- Make sure there is no-one
present in the range of action
of the crane.
- Do not leave the machine
unsupervised when attached
to the crane.
ONLY THE OPERATIONS AUTHORISED IN THIS
MANUAL MAY BE PERFORMED BY THE USER.
ALL OTHER OPERATIONS ARE PROHIBITED.
!
Danger
Maintenance of the high pressure pump, electrical parts and all
components with a safety function must be carried out by an
authorised technical service centre only.
!
Danger
Before servicing, disconnect the hydroblaster from the mains
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TRANSPORTING
MAINTENANCE
FIG. 11
FIG. 12