Safety Information; Technical Data; Operation; Maintenance - Scheppach S700 Originalbetriebsanweisung

Our warranty will be voided if the equipment is used
in commercial, trade or industrial businesses or for
equivalent purposes.

5. Safety information

• Take suitable measures to prevent children from
accessing the appliance.
• Immediately replace any faulty components.
• We are not liable for any damage caused as a re-
sult of any unauthorised repair and unauthorised
handling or use contrary to the use as designated.
m Warning: Sweeping of any gel, liquid, combusti-
ble, explosive, hot and unhealthy substances prohib-
ited.
m Attention! If metal, glass or sharp objects have
been swept, it is necessary to use firm working gloves
when emptying the dirt collecting container.

6. Technical data

Dimensions LxWxH
(mm)
Drive
Max. working width with
side brushes (mm)
ca. Sweeping capacity
(m²/h)
Container content (l)
Weight (kg)
7. Attachment
About packaging used requires your machine is not
completely assembled.
First, remove the accessories from the collection
container and examine it for completeness. Fig.2, 3
• Mount the feeder brushes (Figure 3) to the intended
axis and fasten it with 3 screws (Figure 3, A). Figure
4
• Slide the push handle (Fig.2, E) in the space pro-
vided in the housing positions and fix them with the
screw (Fig.2, B). Pay attention to the different side
(right and left). Fig.5
• Attach the lower part of the push handle to the des-
ignated assembly points with the clamping thumb-
screw (2, F) on both sides. Fig. 6
• Attach the upper part of the push handle (Fig.2, C,
D, F) as shown in Figure 7. Pay attention that the
bend pointing is showing upwards. Here you can
adjust the push handle height by selecting the ap-
propriate fastening hole.
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8. Operation

When the sweeper is moved, the feeder brushes (Fig.
2/6) and sweeping brushes (Fig. 2/8) start rotating,
helped by the belt drive. Rotating feeder brushes
(Fig. 2/6) drive the dirt to the centre. It is then col-
lected by both sweeping brushes, running opposite
each other (Fig. 2/8) and taken to the dirt collecting
container (Fig. 1/4).
Adjustment of feeder and sweeping brushes
Depending on the type of use and wear, it is possible
to centrally adjust the height of feeder brushes and
the back sweeping brush. Turn the central screw for
height adjustment (Fig. 1/5). The deeper you adjust
the appliance, the closer to the ground the feeder
brushes are going to be and the more difficult it is go-
ing to be to move the appliance forward.
Emptying the dirt collecting container
If you want to take out the dirt collecting container
(Fig. 1/4) to empty it, take it by its handle and pull up.

9. Maintenance

Use a wet cloth for plastic parts cleaning. Do not use
any cleaning agents, solvents or sharp objects.
After every use - Remove the appliance off dust and
dirt.
If the brush is not rotating it can be that the storage
of the brushes is dirty or the belt isn´t good. Clean
and lubricate the bearing of the brush or replace the
belt
10. Storage
For any longer storage the appliance must be thor-
oughly cleaned and stored so as unauthorised per-
sons could not access it.
• Empty the dirt collecting container
• Adjust the brushes to relieve them
• Store the appliance when it is dry
To save spaces, the sliding handle can be folded.
Loosen the screws, pull the sliding handle out and
fold forward.
11. Disposal and recycling
The equipment is supplied in packaging to prevent it
from being damaged in transit. The raw materials in
this packaging can be reused or recycled. The equip-
ment and its accessories are made of various types
of material, such as metal and plastic. Defective com-
ponents must be disposed of as special waste. Ask
your dealer or your local council.
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