Premiere Products UHV 380 Bedienungsanleitung

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Introduction Introduction Introduction Introduction
Premiere launched the first of its extensive range of floorcare products over 85 years ago. Its first Premiere launched the first of its extensive range of floorcare products over 85 years ago. Its first Premiere launched the first of its extensive range of floorcare products over 85 years ago. Its first Premiere launched the first of its extensive range of floorcare products over 85 years ago. Its first
range of cleaning and maintenance machines came onto the market in 1966 and are now second to range of cleaning and maintenance machines came onto the market in 1966 and are now second to range of cleaning and maintenance machines came onto the market in 1966 and are now second to range of cleaning and maintenance machines came onto the market in 1966 and are now second to
none for efficiency and design. For literature covering the complete range of both wet and dry none for efficiency and design. For literature covering the complete range of both wet and dry none for efficiency and design. For literature covering the complete range of both wet and dry none for efficiency and design. For literature covering the complete range of both wet and dry
vacuums and rotary polishers please ring our head office in Cheltenham. vacuums and rotary polishers please ring our head office in Cheltenham. vacuums and rotary polishers please ring our head office in Cheltenham. vacuums and rotary polishers please ring our head office in Cheltenham.
Quality Control Procedures Quality Control Procedures Quality Control Procedures Quality Control Procedures
The inspection of component parts and finished machines is governed by detailed performance, quality
and electrical safety specifications. Test results are recorded and all quality assurance systems and records
are approved and inspected by The British Standard Institution in accordance with:-
BS EN ISO 9001 Certificate No. FM 01933
Approvals Approvals Approvals Approvals
Details of certifications applicable to individual models are given in the
Sales Brochure which is available upon request.
TÜV NORD e.V. TÜV NORD e.V. tested to: DIN EN 60335-1 DIN EN 60335-2-67
TÜV NORD e.V. TÜV NORD e.V.
Technical Information Technical Information Technical Information Technical Information UHV380
Acoustic Noise Level 67.0 dBa
(With DVU Vacuum) 76.0 dBA
Weighted Acceleration at the handle 0.8 m/s²
Caution Caution Caution Caution
Operating Instructions
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or
mental capabilities, or lack of experience & knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be
U H V
LTRA IGH ELOCITY
supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance
UHV 380 UHV 380 UHV 380 UHV 380
Machine Care Machine Care Machine Care Machine Care
UHV 430 UHV 430 UHV 430 UHV 430
The manufacture of safe and dependable machinery is not simply a question of checking procedures at
UHV 480 UHV 480 UHV 480 UHV 480 the end of the production line. It is reliant upon in-built quality at design stage and rigid control on the
specification of every component part.
As owner/operator of a Premiere machine, continued reliability and performance now depends upon
the care taken in keeping your machine well maintained.
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The plug of the supply cord shall be removed from the socket-outlet before cleaning the appliance or
undertaking maintenance operations.
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These machines are for dry use only and should not be used or stored outdoors in wet conditions.
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These machines are suitable for commercial use, for example in hotels, schools, hospitals, factories,
shops, offices, rental businesses and for other than normal housekeeping purposes.
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The power cord has to be regularly inspected for signs of damage. If the power supply cord is
damaged, it has to be replaced.
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After use, the whole machine, including the cable, should be cleaned with a DAMP cloth using a dilute
solution of Premiere M.P.9. Multi-purpose cleaner. All surfaces should then be polished with a clean
duster untiI dry.
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DO NOT use acid descalers, abrasives or powerful solvents such as paint strippers, which may
scratch, etch or dull surfaces.
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Pads and brushes should be washed immediately after use in a solution of M.P.9 Multi-purpose
cleaner and hot water.
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Rinse thoroughly and allow to drip dry at normal room temperature. Accessories clogged with spirit
based solvent wax should be scrubbed clean using Premturps or Premiere W.S. 70 wax stripper in
accordance with instructions given on the product label. Store in a dry place.
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To ensure efficient motor cooling, the air intake around the motor cover should be kept clear of dirt,
dust and fluff using a dry brush.
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Leaving your machine standing on brushes, drive plates or pads when not in use, even for short
periods, will distort and damage the accessories and destabilise the machine in operation.
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Continued use during a voltage reduction will cause overheating and may result in the motor
burning out. If a noticeable drop in voltage supply occurs, it is advisable to switch off and investigate.
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Heeling the machine whilst in operation by raising or lowering the handle excessively in order to
increase the pressure between the brush or pad and the floor, can damage both the machine and the
floor covering.
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To ensure efficient motor cooling and maximum suction, disposable paper bags or re-usable cloth zip
bags should be changed or emptied frequently. Both grill filters (if used) and cloth filter should be
regularly shaken, vacuumed or hand washed. If washed do not attempt to refit until completely dry.
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Attempting to operate your machine without both the cloth filter and either the paper dust bag or re
-usable cloth zip bag is ill advised and may result in poor suction performance and possibly
premature motor failure.
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DVU 540 & DVU 590 vacuum units are designed for dry use only. Any attempt to pick up liquids such
as Coffee spillages may irrepairably damage the motor and create an electrical hazard.
Warning Warning
Warning Warning
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The plug should not be subjected to undue stress by pulling on the supply cord.
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The UHV 380, UHV 430, UHV 480 must be earthed.
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A 230V power supply required the use of a 3-pin fused plug. Fuse rating 13 amp.
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If the plug fitted to the appliance is not correct for your socket outlets it should be cut off and the
correct plug fitted. DESTROY the removed plug which will be dangerous if plugged into a live socket.
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For moulded plugs, replacement fuse covers must be the same colour as the one originally supplied.
NEVER use with fuse cover omitted.
Cables and Extension leads Cables and Extension leads Cables and Extension leads Cables and Extension leads
Each machine is designed for use with a specified cable. Similarly the specification and length of any
extension lead is critical to the safe and efficient operation of all Premiere machines. We strongly advise
that only cables and extension leads supplied by Premiere are used.
See Guarantee section.
Fitting/Removing Accessories Fitting/Removing Accessories Fitting/Removing Accessories Fitting/Removing Accessories
UHV Models UHV Models - DIAGRAM 1 UHV Models UHV Models
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Tilt machine backwards so that handle rests on floor and base of machine is exposed.
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Offer up accessory so that centre locates over securing disc.
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Locate locking ring in centre of securing disc. Rotate clockwise until secure.
UHV430 UHV480
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Place machine in upright position.
69.5 dBA 71 dBA
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76 .0dBA 76.0 dBA To remove accessory rotate locking ring anti clockwise until free.
0.9 m/s² 0.9 m/s²
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
These appliances have been designed for use with accessories supplied by Premiere. The fitting of
alternative accessories may affect both safety and performance.
Operation of PV5 Series Operation of PV5 Series Operation of PV5 Series Operation of PV5 Series
Proceed as follows:
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Ensure that handle is in upright position.
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Select and fit appropriate accessory.
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Operate cable stowage quick release and remove cable from stowage - DIAGRAM 2
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Check that power supply is the same as that stamped on the serial plate on the machine.
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Plug machine into power socket. Check that neon lamp on top of handle is illuminated.
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Stand behind and press handle positioning lever (A) and lower handle to a comfortable operating
position. Release lever (A) - DIAGRAM 3.
Note Note Note Note: This position must be more than 40 degrees from the vertical for the power to be available to the
motor.
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With index fingers press on/off lever lock buttons to unlock on/off levers - DIAGRAM 3
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Press either on both of the on/off levers to start the machine.
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Ensure that mains cable is well clear of the area to be cleaned.
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On completion release on/off lever.
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Operate handle positioning lever to return handle to upright position.
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Remove plug from power socket and stow cable on cable stowage.
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Remove accessory.
Please note: flow control lever (B) is for use with solution tank only - DIAGRAM 3 (Solution tank can not
be fitted to UHV models)
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
During operation hazard may occur if the machine is run over the supply cord. If the supply cord is
damaged, it should be replaced.
Operation of overload switch only fitted to certain High Performance Models - DIAGRAM 4 Operation of overload switch only fitted to certain High Performance Models
Operation of overload switch only fitted to certain High Performance Models Operation of overload switch only fitted to certain High Performance Models
Should the machine be subjected to an overload condition the overload switch will trip out. It can be
reset after approx. 30 seconds by pressing the RED button in the centre of the machine handle. The
machine can then be used again without delay. (A badly maintained machine and accessories may
artificially induce an overload - refer to machine care.)
Assembly/Operation of UHV 380, UHV 430 & UHV 480 vacuum units Assembly/Operation of UHV 380, UHV 430 & UHV 480 vacuum units
Assembly/Operation of UHV 380, UHV 430 & UHV 480 vacuum units Assembly/Operation of UHV 380, UHV 430 & UHV 480 vacuum units
To fit vacuum unit - - - - DIAGRAM 5 & 6 To fit vacuum unit To fit vacuum unit To fit vacuum unit
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Sit vacuum unit on top of rotary machine, align locking keeper (A)
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with mating catch (B) and apply vertical pressure on vacuum unit assembly to secure - DIAGRAM 5
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Connect suction hose between vacuum unit and skirt inlet tube.
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Connect vacuum cable plug into rotary machine socket on handle.
WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
The socket outlet is for use with Premiere DVU 540 and DVU 590 dry vacuum accessories only.
CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION!
This machine is for dry use only and shall not be used or stored outdoors or in wet conditions.
To fit Paper Bags To fit Paper Bags To fit Paper Bags - - - - DIAGRAM 7 & 8 To fit Paper Bags
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Remove vacuum lid by sliding retaining catch in outward direction as shown.
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Remove the paper bag from chrome location tube and discard.
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Open out new paper bag, place in container and slide collar over
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chrome location tube.
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Replace lid onto vacuum unit and push retaining catches inward to secure.
To Operate To Operate To Operate To Operate - - - - DIAGRAM 9
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Plug vacuum lead (A) into socket (B) (if not already in place).
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To operate depress switch (C). Please note: There is a five second built-in delay before vacuum
operates, on UHV 380, UHV 430 and UHV 480 machines.
CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION!
The paper bag should be changed when full and the inner cloth filter
kept clean.
The Ultra High Speed System The Ultra High Speed System The Ultra High Speed System The Ultra High Speed System
UHV machines have been developed in conjunction with a specific cleaning and maintenance system,
producing what is known as the "wet look" finish.
For further information please contact our Representative or Head Office at Cheltenham.