Disan evo 200, evo 550 User Manual

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EVO 200
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EVO 550
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5. Operation
The cleaner is manufactured in order to minimize the output of noise both in the body as in the motor. During the use please pay attention to the following advices:
Do not allow children to operate the machine without surveillance Do not allow the suction of the handle to come into contact the eyes or ears. Do not insert fi ngers in the handle. Pay attention to the ceasing of the cleaner. Due to the depression in the tubing and in the motor, the system remains under depression for a couple of seconds after switching it off. Disan take no responsibility for any harm or damage done due to misuse of the machine
5.1 USE OF ACCESSORIES
1) Place the appropriate ends together: Into the handle; into the 2 chrome plated extension tubes or into the chrome plated te­lescopic pipe.
2) Lift the cover of the inlet valve and place the metal end of the vacuum hose.
3a) If an automatic inlet valve is being used the system will start when the vacuum hose is pressed into the valve. 3b) If using a semi automatic system, the machine starts when the hose end with the metal collar is placed into the inlet valve or when the switch is operated on the handle.
4) In the event of excessive suction make use of the pressure regulation on the curved connection
5) When vacuuming is fi nished the machine can be switched off by removing the hose from the inlet valve and carefully closing the cover.
6. MAINTEINANCE
6.1 TECHNICAL ADVICE
- If during operation you experience an irregularity that is not dealt with in section “maintenance of the vacuum machine” please switch off the machine and get it inspected by a qualifi ed person.
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- No maintenance or repair work should be carried out on the machine unless it is disconnected from the mains fi rst.
- We recommend every 4-5 years a general check of the electric motor, the bea­rings, cables including a replacement set of brushes if necessary and a new fi lter should be installed.
6.2 Ordinary maintenance
All these operations are to be carried out on the machine disconnected from the mains fi rst and when the cleaner is chilled from the surrounding temperature. This mainte­nance is made to keep the cleaner working properly and to extend the lifetime of the cleaner. Disconnect the mains fi rst also to clean the cleaner outside and pay attention that the dust canister is properly fi xed on the cleaner’s body.
EMPTYING OF WAST CONTAINER
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1.Unclip the waste unit from the machine
2.Remove the cyclonic separator and bag support frame
3. Empty the waste container or replace the plastic bag. Cod. ER627 x Mod.EVO 200/550
4.Reassemble the cyclonic separator and the bag support into the waste con­tainer ensuring all parts are clean and not damaged.
5. Carefully place the waste container up to the bottom of the machine in or­der to make a good seal. (Close both clamps together)
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CLEANING OF THE FILTER:
Before touching the cleaner pay attention to its temperature, which due to the motor can be high. Wait until the cleaner is cold from the surrounding temperature. For a per­fect operation of the system, particular attention should be paid to the condition of the fi lter inside the vacuum unit. It must be checked and cleaned if necessary every 2 or 3 months or if a loss of power is noticed.
1. Uncouple the waste unit from the machine
2. Rotate the fi nger grip anticlockwise until the fi lter can be removed.
3. Extract the polyester fi lter and pro- ceed to clean it using a compressor, traditional vacuum, by a simple shak­ing motion or with a clean water, being careful not to damage it.
4. Check that the metal motor protec­tion grill is not damaged or dirty.
5. Replace the fi lter into the machine case an retighten the knurled nut.
6. Re-connect the container with the machine being careful not to damage the seal edges which would cause a loss of suction (close both clamps to­gether).
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Filter is blocked. If suction power at end of the hose is weak check to see if waste
paper bag is full or damaged
2. Flexible hose is blocked. If suction at the inlet valve is correct, the fl exible hose could be stopped.
3. Damaged waste container not sealed onto machine correctly. Check the condi­tion of the waste container and check that it is installed onto the machine correctly, in order to prevent loss in suction. Then close both clamps together.
4. Several suction hoses being used at the same time. All single phase systems are designed for use by a single person at a time.
5. Blockages in the pipes. You should contact an offi cial DISAN installer.
6. Safety protection. The 10 Amp fuse will quickly blow if - The vacuum motor is expo-
sed to an overload - The motor becomes detective - The carbon motor brushes become defective or in need of replacement.
7. Micro Switch on inlet is dirty or faulty. If the machine continues to run with the hose removed or will not run with the hose installed check the operation of the micro switch on the inlet valve if the cause is not found call the installer.
8. Overheating. If the motor becomes overheated due to a blocked fi lter or a blockage in the pipeline the thermostat will switch the motor off. It will restart when it has cooled down (8-10 minutes) If after you have followed procedures 1 and 2 it continues to over­heat please call the installer.
9. 12 volt supply is interrupted. On the rare occasion that the switching cable that connects the inlet valve to the machine becomes faulty, please contact the installer.
10. short circuit If the motor will not run after checking the previous points the problem is likely to be a short circuit in the system wiring and the installer should be called in.
11. Damage to motor or control module. If the previous procedures do not start the system the cause is likely to be either the transformer relay or an internal problem with the motor and an installer should be called.
12. Hose with on/off switch is defective. If you are using a system with a fl exible pipe containing an on/off switch and you experience problems such as the machine switching on and off intermittently or it will not start or switch off you should contact the installer.
13. Low power in the house. If the system fails to start and trips the main switch in the house it could be that there are too many appliances using the electricity. To rectify, switch off any non essential appliances.
14. Voltage supply too high or low. Do not use the machine if the household voltage varies by more than 5 % than that stated on the identifi cation plate.
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15. Waste container is full. To empty the waste container See page 38.
16. Inlet valve seal damaged or screws not secure. Replace the seal or tighten the
screws securely.
8. GUARANTEE
8.1 Terms of guarantee The guarantee conditions become valid from the date the
system was fi rst purchased. Always seek professional advice on installation and main- tenance problems. Any attempt by the customer or other persons to modify o repair the system with non original parts will automatically render the warranty void and the manufacturer will not be held responsible for any damage caused either to persons or their property. The following relieves the manufacturer of any responsibility for warranty:
- Improper Installation
- Improper use of the system or accessories
- Operating against the regulations of the respective country
- Use of non original spare parts failing to observe the operating instructions
- Total or partial inobservance of the present manual
- Not sending of the guarantee coupon
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TABLE FOR TROUBLESHOOTING
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Whistling inlets
Absence of suction power
Weak suction power
Motorbreak
The motor does not switch off
Defective running of the motor
Voltage supply fells down
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The manufacturer will under the guarantee replace any parts that are found to be de­fective due to faulty construction. In order for the guarantee to be valid the machine must be operated in accordance with this instruction book. All defective parts must be returned to the headquarter for inspection in their technical laboratory, and under the terms of their guarantee defective parts will be replaced. The cost of taking apart and assembly and the transport cost for the faulty part are the responsibility of the purchaser. The guarantee issued by DISAN will be valid if the portion which can be separated (see last page) is received by the manufacturer no more than 30 days after the purchase date. Replacement parts under guarantee will only be issued if the pay­ment terms were kept by the purchaser. Any disputes will be resolved by the courts in Bolzano (Italy).
8.2 Coupon of guarantee For the registration of your guarantee right fi ll in the coupon on the cover of the present book and insert the data reported on the identifi cation label of your cleaner. Send it within 30 days from purchase.
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Certificato di garanzia - Garantieschein - Guarantee Coupon - Certificat de Garantie
Timbro e firma del venditore
Stempel und Unterschied des Verkufer
Stamp and sign of seller
Cachet et signature
Data di acquisto: Kaufdatum : Date of purchase: Date d`achat:
GARANZIA 24 MESI - GARANTIE 24 MONATE - GARANTEE 24 MONTHS
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