To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my RCm Floor Machine sweeper leave dust on the floor?
If your RCm Floor Machine leaves dust on the floor, several factors could be responsible. The suction fan might be broken, so you should check it. Alternatively, the filters could be clogged, requiring cleaning. Faulty filter seals or worn flaps could also be the cause, necessitating their replacement. Finally, check the seals of the refuse bin and replace them if necessary.
What to do if my RCm R850 N SLK Floor Machine fails to pick up large particles of dirt?
If your RCm Floor Machine sweeper isn't picking up large particles of dirt or leaves traces behind, it could be due to several reasons. First, the working speed might be too fast, so try reducing it. Second, the brush pressure might be too light; adjust it accordingly. Also, check if the brush is worn and replace it if needed. Remove any string or wire entangled in the brush, and clean the main brush collector using an iron spatula if it's encrusted.
What to do if my RCm R850 N SLK Floor Machine battery discharges quickly?
If your RCm Floor Machine battery discharges quickly, it might be due to insufficient charge time, so increase it. Another possibility is that the battery cells are burned out, requiring replacement.
Why is my RCm R850 N SLK not picking up paper or leaves?
If your RCm Floor Machine is failing to pick up paper or leaves, the front flap lifting system might not be working. In this case, you should repair the flap lifting system.
How to fix dust leaving the suction fan of my RCm R850 N SLK Floor Machine?
If dust is leaving the suction fan and is present in the filter compartment of your RCm Floor Machine, the filters may be dirty or broken. You should clean or replace the filters.
Why is my RCm Floor Machine throwing dirt forwards?
If your RCm Floor Machine is throwing dirt forwards, the front flap might be broken. You should replace the front flap.
Why is the main brush on my RCm Floor Machine noisy?
If the main brush on your RCm Floor Machine is noisy, there might be material wound around it. Remove any entangled material to resolve this issue.
What causes rapid brush wear on my RCm R850 N SLK Floor Machine?
Rapid brush wear on your RCm Floor Machine can be caused by excessive brush pressure. To resolve this, reduce the brush pressure to achieve a narrower trace.
What to do if dust and waste come out of the bin of my RCm Floor Machine?
If dust and waste are coming out of the bin of your RCm Floor Machine, it could be due to several reasons. The bin might be too full, so empty it more frequently. Alternatively, the bin might not be correctly closed, so ensure it is properly closed. Finally, the bin seal might be broken, requiring replacement.
What to do if my RCm R850 N SLK Floor Machine does not move (petrol version)?
If your petrol version RCm Floor Machine does not move or moves slowly, the hydraulic oil level may be low. Add hydraulic oil to resolve this issue.
Provides data for identifying the sweeper.
Information on the machine's type label.
Procedure for contacting after-sales service for issues.
Guidance on using original spare parts for maintenance.
Highlights essential safety rules to prevent damage and hazards.
Highlights residual risks requiring operator attention.
Keep manual safe, request copies, right to update.
Details intended use, floor types, and prohibited uses.
Key performance metrics like cleaning capacity.
Dimensions related to cleaning brushes and coverage.
Maximum speeds for machine movement.
Maximum slope the machine can handle while working.
Maximum slope during transfer or with an empty bin.
Sound pressure levels at the operator's position.
Weighted acceleration values for vibration.
Details on central and side brush dimensions.
Information on the fan and vacuum cut-off type.
Details on the filter system, surface, and shaker.
Capacity and emptying method of the refuse container.
How the steering wheel operates and minimum turning space.
Details on drive, brush, suction motors, and total power.
Dimensions, weight, type, and autonomy of batteries.
Details on engine make, model, power, consumption, and oil.
Information on drive position (front wheel).
Type of transmission (hydraulic, electric).
Dimensions of front and rear wheels.
Type of service and parking brakes (mechanical).
Type of front and rear suspension (rigid).
Overall machine dimensions (L x W x H).
Weight of the machine in working condition.
Details on standard parts and features.
Details on available optional accessories.
Controls suction system and filter shaker.
Lever to raise or lower the main brush.
Screw for adjusting main brush wear.
Main switch for starting the electric system.
Choke control for petrol engine starting.
Controls brush rotation for electric models.
Controls side brush rotation for petrol models.
Knobs to raise or lower side brushes.
Screws for adjusting side brush wear.
Controls machine transfer speed.
Selects machine direction (forward/reverse).
Controls service brake and parking brake.
Pedal to lift the front flap for bulky material.
Displays working hours and battery charge status.
Activates the audible warning.
Indicates engine operating hours.
Protects electrical system and motors; cut-out reset.
Disconnects battery in emergencies.
Rules on authorized operators and prohibiting machine modifications.
Instructions on safe operation, transport, and handling.
Operator training points regarding safety devices and usage.
Steps for pushing or towing the petrol version.
Steps for pushing or towing the electric version.
Warnings about speed limits and hydraulic system damage.
Necessary checks before starting operation.
Checks for petrol version: oil, filters, fuel.
Checks for electric version: battery electrolyte level.
Checks before first start: brushes raised, brake released, selector neutral.
Specific steps for starting the petrol engine.
Activating suction, brush rotation, and selecting drive.
Ensure the drive pedal is in neutral before starting.
Steps for starting the petrol engine using starter and key.
Warnings about starting duration and waiting periods.
Procedure to release the parking brake.
How to move forward and backward using the pedal.
How to select direction and speed for electric models.
Steps to stop the engine and secure the machine.
List of materials not to sweep and prohibited actions.
Procedure for operating in dusty conditions.
Keeping unauthorized persons and children away from the machine.
Requirements for machine operators.
Checks for foreign objects, strange noises, and safety device closure.
Always switch off the motor before maintenance or part replacement.
Safety rules regarding flames, sparks, and smoking near fuel/batteries.
Maintenance must be done by specialized personnel or authorized workshops.
Follow engine manual instructions for maintenance.
Replace engine oil after the first 5 working hours.
Inspect, clean, or replace the engine air filter element.
Clean air filter frequently in dusty environments.
How side brushes clean edges and corners.
How to adjust side brushes for optimal cleaning trace.
Steps to remove and install new side brushes.
Keep side brushes lifted when sweeper is at rest to prevent deformation.
The main brush collects refuse into the rear bin.
Avoid sweeping strings or wires that can entangle and damage the brush.
How to adjust the main brush for correct floor contact and trace.
Steps to remove and install the main brush.
Re-adjust main brush position after removal for proper contact.
Correct orientation for fitting the main brush.
Describes how the main brush collects debris.
Warning against picking up wires or strings that can damage the brush.
Adjusting the main brush for correct trace and wear.
Step-by-step procedure for disassembling and assembling the main brush.
Importance of adjusting the brush position after disassembly.
Follow the correct mounting direction for the main brush.
Procedure to replace the main brush drive belt.
Steps to remove the central brush drive belt.
Procedure to replace the transmission belt.
Procedure to replace the pump drive belt.
Check and adjust pump belt tension every 40 hours.
Procedure to replace the dynamotor belt.
Check and adjust dynamotor belt tension every 40 hours.
Procedure for replacing the transmission belt on petrol models.
Procedure for replacing the pump belt on petrol models.
Check and adjust pump belt tension every 40 hours.
Procedure for replacing the dynamotor belt on petrol models.
Check and adjust dynamotor belt tension every 40 hours.
General steps for replacing belts on electric models.
Steps to remove covers and the brush lever.
Loosen screws to adjust motor support for belt tension.
Steps for removing and replacing belts.
Steps to tension the main brush belt correctly.
Warning against over-tensioning belts to avoid damage.
How the petrol version is driven (hydraulic).
How the electric version is driven (electric motor).
Petrol version operates only when the engine hood is closed.
Location of microswitch for electric version.
How the machine is steered using the steering wheel.
Brakes stop the machine and keep it stationary on slopes.
Steps to lock the brake pedal for parking.
The suction fan collects dust generated by the brushes.
How the suction fan is driven in petrol models.
How the suction fan is activated in electric models.
Shut off suction when working on wet floors to avoid filter clogging.
Steps to take when moving the machine between locations.
Flaps retain dust raised by the brushes.
Procedure to replace worn or damaged dust flaps.
Filters remove dust from the air.
Raised dust indicates dirty filters requiring cleaning.
Procedure for cleaning dust filters using shaker or compressed air.
Warning against prolonged use of the filter shaker.
Monthly procedure for removing and cleaning filters.
Steps for correctly inserting the refuse bin.
Periodically check the condition of bin gaskets.
Description of the 36V electrical system powered by batteries.
Do not operate the machine until batteries are completely flat.
How the battery charge indicator works.
Indicates the machine's operating hours.
Explanation of LED indicators for battery charge status.
Steps for safely recharging the batteries.
How to select the correct battery type (Lead-Acid or Gel).
Information about the connector.
Keep batteries clean and dry, pay attention to terminals.
Periodically check the battery charger's efficiency.
Ensure the battery charging area is well ventilated.
Information on machine working autonomy and checks for reduced autonomy.
List of components shown in the electric wiring diagram.
Guide to wire colors used in the diagram.
Detailed description of each numbered component in the diagram.
Detailed description of each numbered component in the petrol diagram.
Guide to wire colors used in the petrol version diagram.
Steps for connecting batteries according to the diagram.
List of alarm codes, descriptions, and LED diagnostics.
Instructions to contact authorized service if alarms persist.
List of components shown in the petrol wiring diagram.
Detailed description of petrol diagram components.
Safety microswitch enables electrics when hood is closed.
Location of microswitch for electric version.
Machine inspection requirements by a specialist.
Check safety devices every six months.
Machine overhaul by authorized workshop every 5 years.
Annual check of machine condition by the person in charge.
Schedule of periodic checks and maintenance tasks.
Important safety guidelines and warnings.
Procedure for responsible machine disposal and recycling.
Schedule of preventative checks and maintenance tasks.
Table linking problems, causes, and remedies.
General| Brand | RCm |
|---|---|
| Model | R850 N SLK |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
