What causes the electric shaker on my RCm blower to not work?
If the electric shaker on your RCm blower does not work, it could be due to a faulty relay, so you should replace it. Another cause could be a blown fuse, so you should replace the fuse. Also, excessive motor consumption caused by worn motor carbon brushes, dirty or worn bearings, or burned out armature or windings can be the reason, so you should replace them.
Why aren't the main brush and side brush motors working on my RCm blower?
If the main brush and side brush motors of your RCm blower do not work, it could be due to damaged motors or worn carbons, so you should replace the motors or their carbons. Another cause could be a blown fuse, so you should replace the fuse.
What to do if my RCm blower leaves dust on the floor?
If your RCm blower's sweeper leaves dust on the floor, or dust comes out from the side flaps, it could be that the dust filter is clogged, so you should clean the filter. Alternatively, the flaps may be badly adjusted or worn, in which case you should check the flaps and replace them if damaged.
Why does the battery on my RCm SLALOM discharge so quickly?
If the batteries on your RCm blower discharge quickly, it could be due to insufficient charge time, so you should increase the charge time. Another cause could be burned out battery cells, in which case you should replace the battery.
What to do if neither forward nor reverse drive work on my RCm Blower?
If neither forward nor reverse drive work on your RCm Blower, the drive motor cables may be disconnected, so check the connections. The drive pedal may be faulty, so check it. The main control unit may be faulty, so replace it. The main fuse may be blown, so check it.
Why does my RCm SLALOM Blower leave dust on the floor?
If your RCm Blower leaves dust on the floor or dust comes out from the side flaps, it could be due to a clogged dust filter. Try cleaning the filter. Also, check the flaps for wear or bad adjustment and replace them if damaged.
Why do the main brush and side brush motors not work on my RCm SLALOM?
If the main brush and side brush motors do not work on your RCm Blower, the motors may be damaged or their carbons worn, so replace the motors or their carbons. Also, the fuse may be blown, so replace it.
What to do if the vacuum electric fan on my RCm Blower does not work?
If the vacuum electric fan on your RCm Blower does not work, the electric fan may be damaged or the fuse blown, so replace them. Also, cables may be disconnected or short-circuited, so check or repair the electric system.
What causes the shaker motor fuse to blow on my RCm SLALOM?
If the shaker motor fuse blows on your RCm Blower, this may be caused by excessive shaker motor consumption, a blown fuse, or disconnected/short-circuited cables. For excessive shaker motor consumption, see above. Replace the fuse. Check or repair the electric system.
What to do if the electric shaker on my RCm Blower does not work?
If the electric shaker on your RCm Blower does not work, the relay or fuse may be faulty, so replace them. Also, excessive motor consumption caused by worn motor carbon brushes, dirty or worn bearings, or a burned-out armature or windings may be the cause, so replace the electric shaker.
Defines the intended environments for the sweeper's operation.
Describes the operator's seating and control layout.
Indicates different configurations or models of the sweeper.
Specifies the maximum area the sweeper can clean per hour.
Details the effective width covered by the brushes during cleaning.
Lists maximum speeds for transfer, reverse, and working modes.
Outlines the maximum slopes the sweeper can handle while working.
Provides data on sound pressure and acceleration values.
Specifies the length of the main brush and diameter of side brushes.
Important warnings and rules before operating the machine.
Details starting key, horn button, and battery warning light functions.
Explains the flap lifting pedal and brake system controls.
Covers switches for brush rotation and forward/reverse movement.
Describes controls for the vacuum fan and filter shaker.
Instructions for raising and lowering the main brush.
How to adjust the main and side brushes for optimal floor contact.
Controls the machine's speed and movement.
Instructions for raising and lowering the side brush.
Procedures for adjusting the tension of the main brush drive belts.
Important steps and checks before and during sweeper operation.
Step-by-step guide to safely start the machine for sweeping.
Steps for dismounting and mounting the main brush.
Procedures for adjusting brush position and drive belt tension.
Guides for fitting a new side brush and adjusting its position.
Information on the vacuum fan's function and warnings.
Details on dust filters, their maintenance, and cleaning procedures.
Instructions for replacing worn or damaged dust flaps.
Procedures for charging the sweeper's batteries.
Guidelines for battery upkeep and checking working time.
Steps for installing new battery units.
Information about the integrated battery charging system.
Details on the optional vacuum cleaner and its use.
Instructions for switching, replacing parts, and cleaning the vacuum cleaner.
Table outlining routine inspections and their frequencies.
Guidelines for environmentally sound disposal of the machine and its parts.
General| Power | 1200 W |
|---|---|
| Airflow | 270 m³/h |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Pressure | 18 kPa |
| Maximum pressure | 18 kPa |
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