Technical Specification - Master CD 5000 CH Bedienungsanleitung

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DESCRIPTION
With its durable construction, the fan (blower) CD 5000 will serve you for
many years. The casing has a very modern structure with the use of "Linear
Rotational Molded plastic". With an integrated grip, carrying the fan is no
problem. The highly efficient motor has a PSC casing which will last for
many years. Protecting screens and shields are fixed at inlet and outlet.
APPLICATION
CD 5000 is used primarily to maintain increased pressure of blown games,
advertising balloons and other types of air blown objects requiring the
maintenance of high air pressure. The blower may be used inside and outside
buildings. The blower may also be used to dry wet floors, carpets and
upholstery and also to cause air flow inside premises.
OPERATION
Place the device in a selected place. For better operation, place the blower on
a stable surface.
Connect the blowing pipe to the outlet with the "hook & loop" belt, an elastic
line with hooks at the end or another suitable material. Press the material and
make sure that the blowing pipe is correctly and safely connected to the blown
object.
Connect the blower to a grounded electrical socket and set the desired speed
of the fan. It is recommended to use high speed during blowing and low speed
during normal operation. As a result, the pressure inside the blow object will
not exceed the permitted value.
In order to dry floor / carpet / upholstery, place the blower on a stable surface,
connect the blower to a grounded electrical socket and with the switch select
the desired blowing speed. It is recommended to use medium blowing speed.
READ CAREFULLY THIS
MAINTAINING THE BLOWER
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE
BODILY HARM OR DESTRUCTION TO PROPERTY
SAFETY INFORMATION
1. Do not use in standing water.
2. If the device is wet and water is inside the blower, tilt the device to pour
water out of drainage holes. When the water is drained, dry the blower
completely before you start the device.
3. Keep children away from operating blower or when connected to mains.
4. Make sure that the blower has correct power supply.
5. Do not look into the outlet hole of the blower. Foreign objects may
behave like dangerous missiles.
6. The blower may be used solely with safety shields fitted so that no
persons or objects may contact the blower rotating wheel. Change of
application will void the warranty and cause dangerous operating
conditions.
7. Do not place any objects or body parts inside the blower.
8. Do not use the blower to blow air if this results in blowing of dust, dirt or
other objects at people.
9. This blower is to be used to blow inflatable objects, to dry floors / carpets
and upholstery and also to cause air flow. A different use than specified
above may cause bodily harm or other dangerous conditions. Should you
have any questions concerning the application of the blower, please
contact your supplier.
THE BLOWER MAY NOT BE USED IN THE FOLLOWING
SYMPTOMS
Slow fan operation
Slow air floor
The fan activates electric fuse
Creaking noises in the blower

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Power supply
Max. air flow
Fan speeds
Power consumption
Rated current
Motor
Dimensions (HxWxL)
Weight
IP
MANUAL BEFORE USING
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBABLE REASONS
1. Incorrect power supply
2. Damaged power cord.
3. Damaged motor / switch
Obstructions at air inlet
The extension cord is too long
Incorrect parameters of power supply
The blower fan is not in correct plane.
220-240 V/ 50Hz
2640 m
384 / 452 / 550 W
1,7 / 1,97 / 2,5 A
1200 / 1300 / 1400 rpm
51x42x48 cm
14,1 kg
POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS PREMISES: AT LOCATIONS WHERE
INFLAMMABLE, EXPLOSIVE OR CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES ARE
STORED.
10. To prevent damage to the blower or problems with its operation, place the
blower on a flat, dry and levelled surface.
11. Never use the blower without taking the appropriate precautions.
12. Check the blower carefully before each operation.
damaged, repair or replace it before using.
13. Do not use the blower with a damaged cable or plug, after it has operated
incorrectly or when it has fallen or been damaged.
14. Be especially careful when the blower is used in proximity to children,
elderly people or house animals.
15. Always unplug the blower when it is no longer used, before it is cleaned
or transferred to another place.
16. Do not put fingers or other objects to fan protective devices.
17. Do not use the blower in places where flammable liquids are used or
stored.
18. Do not place the fan close to open fire, cookers, heating devices or hot
surfaces.
19. The fan is not intended to be used in wet or humid locations. Never place
the blower in a place where it may fall into a bathtub or another container
with water.
20. Do not allow the power cable to rest on a table or another edge.
21. Place the power cable so that no one can trip over it.
22. Never place the power cable under a carpet.
23. In order to unplug the device, grip the plug and pull it out of the socket.
Never pull the cable.
OR
24. Do not hang the blower on a wall or ceiling.
25. Never use the blower without correctly fitted protective casing.
26. If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the producer or a
qualified maintenance engineer in order to avoid hazardous situations.
ALL REPAIRS MAY BE MADE BY AUTHORISED MAINTENANCE
COMPANIES.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
1. Make use that the power supply is appropriate for correct use of the
blower.
2. Extension cords:
It is recommended to use as short extension cords as possible for the CD 5000
blower. If extension cords are used, make sure that they are certified for use
outside and that they have appropriate wire section and cable length.
3. Do not twist the cables and do not allow contact with oil, greases,
chemicals, hot surfaces or sharp and rough objects. Replace used or
damaged cables immediately.
4. Disconnect the power cable before cleaning or maintenance.
NOTE: ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER CABLE DURING
INSTALLATION OR MAINTENANCE. FAILURE TO DISCONNECT
THE POWER CABLE MAY CAUSE FATAL ELECTRIC SHOCK
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with re-
duced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should
be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
1. Check the cable and the power socket.
Check if the switch is off.
2. Replace the power cord.
3. Replace the motor or switch.
Clean the inlets
Select an extension cord of appropriate length
Find a correct electrical power supply circuit
Contact an authorised maintenance company.
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DEFECT REMOVAL
If the device is