Nilfisk-ALTO RS 2200 - Manual (Page 158)

ENGLISH USER MANUAL
36 33019476(3)2010-02 A RS 2200
Maintenance
Long
periods
After
every
use
Every
40
hours
Every
150
hours
Every
200
hours
Every
300
hours
Every
500
hours
Every
800
hours
Every
1,000
hours
Every
1,500
hours
Dust control system pump oil change (6)
Gasket, joint, and valve replacement (1)(6)
Broom replacement
Suction inlet lower skirt gasket replace-
ment
Suction inlet upper skirt gasket replace-
ment
Suction inlet side gasket replacement
Skirt gasket replacement
Side gasket replacement
Rear door gasket replacement
Branch pipe gasket replacement
Battery terminal check
Every 1,000 hours (1)
Maintenance to be performed by VM Motori authorised Service Center (2)
Every 2 years (3)
Every 2,500 hours (4)
Under special operation conditions, in dusty environments and with high loads, the oil must be changed every 150 hours. (5)
For the procedure see the Service Manual, at any Nilfi sk Service Center. (6)
After the fi rst 50 hours (7)
Every year (8)
Contact Nilfi sk Service Centers (9)
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
HOPPER CLEANING
WARNING!
Protect body parts (eyes, hair, hands, etc.) properly, when performing cleaning procedures using compressed
air or water gun.
Empty the hopper, drive the machine to the appointed cleaning/washing area, then perform the following procedure:
Engage the parking brake (3, Fig. D). 1.
Lift and open the hopper as shown in the relevant paragraph. 2.
Install the support rod (1, Fig. M) as shown on the relevant paragraph. 3.
Clean the hopper with pressurised water. If using the machine high-pressure washing system, follow the instructions shown in 4.
the relevant paragraph.
Open the cover (4, Fig. Z) by lifting it.
5.
Remove the locking clip (5, Fig. Z) and remove the recycling system protecting fi lter (6). 6.
Wash the fi lter (6) with high-pressure water. 7.
Open the upper inspection doors (7 and 8, Fig. Z) and, with high-pressure water, clean the right side suction protection grid (9) 8.
and the left side suction protection grid (10).
Check if the recycling system is cleaned. With the lowered hooper, run a water jet inside the sleeve (1, Fig. Z); the water must
9.
come out under the cab, near the suction inlet. If this does not occur, clean the recycling system hoses.
With the lifted hopper and under safety conditions, run a water jet inside the sleeve (1, Fig. Z) and have the water come out of
10.
the sleeve (2). Run a water jet inside the sleeve (3, Fig. Z) and have the water come out under the cab, near the suction inlet.