Origin Cleaning Equipment OSP445 Manuale operativo

Origin OSP445

Origin Suction Polisher

Floor machine with Vacuum

Owners Operating Guide

Origin Cleaning Equipment Pty Ltd

PO Box 1340 Penrith NSW 2750

[email protected]u

Precision Engineered

SAFE AND PROPER USE OF THIS MACHINE

Make sure that this manual is read and understood by the operator. Only trained operators

should operate this machine once they are familiar with the adjustments and correct method. When

using this machine, basic safety precautions should always be observed, including the following:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS MACHINE.

DO NOT

leave this machine unattended when it is plugged in.

Unplug

from the outlet when not in use

and before fitting or removing the brush.

DO NOT

pick up building materials such as plaster dust, wood shavings, sand etc. without using

an approved disposable liner bag fitted inside the filter bag.

3. Use this machine only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer’s recommended accessories

including

brushes.

DO NOT

use with a damaged electric cable.

DO NOT

use if this machine has been left outdoors and exposed to rain or water. Return the machine

to an authorized dealer for examination.

DO NOT

pull or carry the machine by the electric cable.

DO NOT

use the cable as a handle, close a

door on the cable, or pull the cable around sharp edges and corners.

DO NOT

run machine over the cable.

. KEEP

the cable away from heated surfaces.

DO NOT

unplug by pulling on the cable. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cable. Wind the cable from

the machine end not from the plug, this will prevent the cable from twisting and extend its life.

10.

DO NOT

handle the plug or the machine with wet hands.

. Keep

hair, loose clothing, fingers, rags, steel wool and feet from openings, rotating brush and other

moving parts.

Make sure no openings are blocked that will restrict airflow.

12.

DO NOT

pick up hot coals, cigarette butts, matches or any hot, smoking or burning objects.

13.

DO NOT

pick up or run the brush over hard or sharp objects such as glass, nails, screws, coins, etc.

14.

DO NOT

use without all the filters in place. Use

ONLY

filters and accessories provided by the

manufacturer. Failure to do so will void the warranty.

15.

Switch off

all controls before plugging or unplugging this machine into an electrical outlet.

16.

DO NOT

pick up flammable or combustible materials or use this machine in the presence of explosive

liquids or vapours.

17.

DO NOT

use in an enclosed space filled with vapours given off by oil based paints, paint thinners,

flammable dust, powdered milk, or other explosive or toxic vapours.

THIS IS NOT AN EXPLOSION

PROOF MACHINE.

18. Always store this machine indoors.

This appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons, without proper super-

vision. Young children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with this appliance.

DO NOT expose to rain and DO NOT pick up water or other liquids.

This machine is insulated for your protection. However, a shock can occur if the electric cable is damaged.

If the supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its agent or retailer to ensure

the correct type of approved cable is supplied in order to avoid a hazard. Make sure that the cable is kept

clean to help highlight cable damage.

Packaging

This machine is packed in two cartons. Carton 1 contains the handle

assembly and carton 2 contains the base assembly, the brush and

the operating guide.

To remove the base assembly cut the side of the carton where the

wheels are located. Lock wheels into place then lift the handle from the

base

front

and roll the base assembly out of the carton.

Remove handle from the carton by sliding out of the carton.

Picture1

Handle Assembly

Tools required to assemble handle to the base:

2 x 17mm spanners, 2 x 13mm spanners and a hammer.

Remove tape from the lower end of the handle and from the electric

cable. Be careful not to cut the electric cable.

Remove the M10 nut, washers and M10 x 120mm bolt from the main

handle hinge. Fit handle hinge between the wide base lugs. Fit washer

under M10 bolt head then locate the M10 bolt and washer into the lug

from the

hose side (RHS from base rear) see picture 1.

Tap bolt

head with a hammer until it is through the second lug. Fit washer and

M10 nut to the bolt and tighten until firm.

Remove the M8 nut, washers and M8 x 50mm bolt from the support

handle hinge. Fit support handle hinge between the narrow base lugs.

Fit washer under M8 bolt head then locate the M8 bolt and washer into

the lug from the

hose side (RHS from base rear) see picture 1

. Tap

bolt head with a hammer until it is through the second lug. Fit washer

and M8 nut to the bolt and tighten until firm.

Picture 2

Electrical Connection

Locate 4 pin socket from the handle and align to the 4 pin receptacle on

the vacuum housing so that the locators engage (see picture 2). Push in

socket and turn the locking nut on the socket until tight. If the locking nut

is not engaging then pull back on the socket a fraction and then turn.

Tighten socket nut until hand tight.

1. Handle Adjustment

To adjust handle height, lift the handle clamp open (see picture 3) and then adjust the handle to waist

height. Once handle is in a comfortable position lock the handle clamp close. (see pictures 4 and 5)

If the handle requires the lock position to be tighter to prevent movement, then lift the handle clamp

open and rotate the handle clamp clockwise one turn and then lock the handle clamp closed (se picture

6). If needed repeat this procedure. HOWEVER DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.

Picture 3

Delivery and Assembly

Adjustments and Operating

Picture 4

Picture 5

Picture 6

2. Pad and Brush Size

Use a 45cm Quick Release brush or a 45cm Quick Release pad holder with a 45cm pad.

Fitting a Brush or a pad holder

MAKE SURE MACHINE IS NOT PLUGGED IN. Bring the Handle to the upright locked position and have the

wheels in the down position (see picture 7). Standing behind the machine, lay the machine back unto the floor.

Locate the brush or pad holder to the centre of the Quick Release Adapter (see picture 8) and push on. Then

lock the Quick Release Adapter by turning the lock plate in a clockwise direction. (See Picture 9)

Return the machine to an upright position.

Note:

The Origin Suction Polisher is supplied with a bassine brush that is suitable for this machine. Other type

of brushes can effect the result on the floor and can cause increased amperage overload on the motors.

The same is true for different pads. Seek advice from your Dealer.

Once machine is in the upright position lift the wheels of the floor (See Picture 10) with your foot as far

up as they will go while holding the handles. Adjust the handles to a comfortable position, usually just

below your waist. Check that the skirt is sitting evenly on the floor.

Picture 10

4. Controls and Indicator Light

At the top of the handle switch box is a light that indicates electric power to the machine when lit.

The front of the switch box has to push buttons which are a safety locking device to prevent switch levers

from accidentally activating. Under each handle grip are the switch levers that activate the switch. On the

side of the switch box is the vacuum switch.

The label on the front of the switch box indicates that the push button lock must be pushed in before lifting

the switch lever. Each button unlocks the switch lever next to it. To activate the machine either switch lever

or both together will start it. (See Pictures below).

Before switching the machine to on, make sure you have the cable laying

away from the brush area and know where the cable is at all times.

Picture 9

Picture 8

Picture 7

5. Electric Cable Maintenance

Unplug electric cable from the wall socket and wind the cable

starting from the machine end of cable

not the plug end.

This

will help prevent the cable from twisting and causing premature failure. Wind the

cable around the hook and the handle (See Picture 11 & 12). Check for any

damage to the cable

while

winding it. If there is any damage do not use the machine until the cable is replaced.

Make sure the cable is looped through the cable restraint (See Picture 13).

Picture 13

Picture 11

6. Motor Thermal Overload Switch and Vacuum Motor Thermal Cut out

The Brush motor is fitted with a thermal overload to protect it. This switch will activate if the motor gets over loaded, after

allowing time for the motor to cool, the overload switch can be reset by pushing the button (See Picture 14). Motor overheating

is usually

caused by an extension cord or the wrong brush or pad for the floor surface.

The Vacuum motor is protected by an

automatic

thermal cut out and will

reset itself

when the motor cools down. The cause for

overheating of the vacuum motor is usually attributed to a blockage in the hoses or the filter bag needs cleaning or replacement

Picture 14

Fitting of the Lid

(see Fig. 5)

The lid needs to be fitted so that the elbow (where the hose fits on) is in the correct position to engage the hose. To

fit the lid, make sure the filter bag is located inside the canister so that the black ring on the filter bag is flush with the

top of the canister. Then locate the lid over the filter bag ring so that the tabs on the lid are in line with the indents on

the canister. Push lid firmly down so that tabs lock into position. Then fit hose by inserting the hose cuff and turning

counter clockwise to a locked position.

ALWAYS MAKE SURE

that the bag support and the white filter disc are fitted under the filter bag. (See Diagram 18).

Removal of the Lid

First remove the hose attached to the lid by turning Clockwise (See Picture 15 & 16). To remove the

lid, place a finger under

the tab in front

of the unit (see picture 17). Pull tab out and up slightly to dis-

engage tab from the body and to clear the black ring on the filter bag. Grab the lid then pivot back and

lift up.

Bag Support

Diagram 18

Picture 17

Picture 15

Picture 12

Picture 16

Machine Operation





After fitting the brush or the pad driver (IF NEITHER IS FITTED DAMAGE CAN BE CAUSED TO THE FLOOR IF THE MACHINE IS

USED).





Adjust the handle to a comfortable position.





Rotate the wheels up off the floor.





Check that the electric cable is plugged in and that the indicator light on the switch box is lit. Make sure the cable is away f

rom the

brush





Push in the safety lock button and lift the switch lever.





Switch on the Vacuum motor.

Machine Movement

The machine moves by tilting the handle up or down. Lift handle up and the machine moves to the right, handle down and the machi

moves to the left. Holding the machine handle in a neutral position and the machine will be stationary. The machine is controlle

d through

Maintenance and storage

1. Always empty the filter bag at the end of a shift even if the bag is not full.

2. Make sure the bag support stand is in position at the bottom of the canister under the filter bag (see

Diagram 18).

N.B.

This support stand

must always

be in position to maintain vacuuming performance. The

secondary filter disc must be used and sits on top of the bag support.

3. Check the filter bag for holes or tears. Replace the bag if torn or damaged. Failure to do so could result in

motor damage.

The cleaner the filter bag is kept, the better the vacuum performs.

The filter bag can be cleaned by

turning the bag inside out and using a soft banister brush to remove dust or use a vacuum cleaner.

DO NOT WASH THE FILTER BAG.

6. Consider using a disposable liner bag

—

it will serve as an extra filter and keep the filter bag clean.

1. Unplug the electric cable when the machine is unattended or not in use, or when

cleaning the machine or changing the brush or pad.

2. Wind the electric cable from the machine end to prevent the cable from twisting. Wind the cable around

the handle and the cable hook. While winding the cable have a rag in one hand to clean it and check for

damage.

3. Replace the electric cable if there is any damage or badly kinked. The cable must be replaced with the

manufacturer’s original cable by an authorised dealer.

Keep the skirt clean of debris and dirt and check the skirt chute opening is clear of

debris. Also check that the hose is clear of debris.

Replace the skirt if torn or damaged.

Do not store the machine with the brush attached as this can cause brush damage and

Bouncing of the machine when in use.

Replace the brush when worn or the bristles are flattened out. The brush performs best on the ends of the

bristle.

Excessive amounts of floor finish or dirt collected on the brush can cause drag and overload the machine.

Keep the brush and pads clean after use.

Electric Cable

Filter Bag

Skirt Maintenance

Brush Care

Machine Transportation

To transport the machine, ensure that the handle is in the upright position and that the wheel are fully extended in the down po

sition.

Stand behind the machine handle and tilt the machine backwards and then move the machine.

See picture 19.

Whenever possible avoid lifting the machine up or down stairs, use a lift.

Do not transport the machine up stairs by pulling on the handle as it can cause injuries to the operator.

When lifting the machine operators should be trained in lifting and in handling techniques. This machine can be lifted by using

the handle

in the front and holding the machine handle bars as shown in picture 20.

WARRANTY

Origin Cleaning Equipment Pty Ltd (Origin) warrants to the original purchaser that this product is free from defects

in workmanship and materials under normal use and service for a period of 12 months from date of purchase, pro-

vided such claims are submitted through and approved by Origin authorized dealers. Origin will under warranty

repair or replace without charge, except for transportation costs, parts that fail under normal use and service when

operated and maintained in accordance with the applicable operation and instruction manuals.

This warranty does not apply to normal wear, or to items whose life is dependent on their use and care, such as

filter bag, floor tool, hose assembly and wand.

All warranted items become the sole property of Origin Cleaning Equipment Pty Ltd.

This limited warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, and releases Origin from all other obli-

gations and liabilities. Origin is not responsible for costs for repairs performed by persons other than those specifi-

cally authorized by Origin. This warranty does not apply to damage from transportation, alterations by unauthor-

ized persons, misuse or abuse of the equipment, or damage to property, or loss of income due to malfunction of

the product.

If a difficulty develops with this product, you should contact the dealer from whom it was purchased.

Origin Cleaning Equipment Pty Ltd

PO Box 1340

Penrith NSW 2750

origin@ozemail.com.au

Picture 19

Picture 20

Indice

Altri manuali Origin Cleaning Equipment Macchina per pavimenti

Origin Cleaning Equipment

Origin Cleaning Equipment Vitesse UHS1553 Manuale utente

Manuali Macchina per pavimenti popolari di altre marche

Nilfisk-Advance

Nilfisk-Advance Advance SC370 17B Manuale utente

Numatic

Numatic ET 4045 Manuale utente

HAWK ENTERPRISES

HAWK ENTERPRISES HP1513-180BRUTE Manuale utente

Mytee

Mytee 8070 Mytee-Lite Manuale utente

Kärcher

Kärcher B 140 R Manuale utente

Triple S

Triple S Ace 26T1 Manuale utente

Nilfisk-Advance

Nilfisk-Advance SW 750 Manuale utente

Tornado

Tornado Marathon 2000 98190 Manuale

Windsor

Windsor ADMIRAL Admiral 8 Manuale utente

Numatic

Numatic TTB 1117/100 Manuale utente

Tennant

Tennant 8210D Manuale utente

Nobles

Nobles Frontier Manuale del prodotto

lavina

lavina 21-X Manuale utente

KENT

KENT Edge 28B Manuale utente

Tennant

Tennant 215 Manuale del prodotto

Windsor

Windsor BDP 51/2000C Manuale utente

CleanFreak

CleanFreak DURA-18HD Manuale utente

Nilfisk-Advance

Nilfisk-Advance Warrior 34RST Guida per l'amministratore