Erco ES-643P Bedienungsanleitung
ECHO-Motorgeräte
Vertrieb Deutschland GmbH
Otto-Schott-Str. 7
72555 Metzingen
Telefon 07123-96830
Telefax 07123-9683258
http://www.echo-motorgeraete.de
email:[email protected]
OWNERS HANDBOOK
Vacuum Collector
ES-643P
OPERATORS MANUAL
WARNING! Read the instructions and safety regulations carefully before working.
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Content
Basic information
Device Description .......................................................................................................................................3
Type Plate ....................................................................................................................................................3
Device Data..................................................................................................................................................3
Explanation of Symbols................................................................................................................................4
General.........................................................................................................................................................4
Safety Instructions........................................................................................................................................4
Safety devices ..............................................................................................................................................4
Behaviour in Case of Danger .......................................................................................................................4
Safety Instructions........................................................................................................................................5
General Sources of Danger..........................................................................................................................5
Responsibility of the Owner...........................................................................................................................6
Transport ..........................................................................................................................................................6
Assembly..........................................................................................................................................................7
Mounting the Collecting Bags...................................................................................................................... 11
Overview of the Components.......................................................................................................................13
Operating Components
Controls ......................................................................................................................................................13
Multifunction display ...................................................................................................................................14
Clutch Lever ...............................................................................................................................................16
Gear Shift ...................................................................................................................................................16
Adjustment Spindle for Suction Nozzle ......................................................................................................16
Operation
Start the Machine .......................................................................................................................................17
Stop the Machine .......................................................................................................................................17
In Emergency Cases ..................................................................................................................................17
Empty Collecting Bag .................................................................................................................................17
Correct Working Method.............................................................................................................................18
Suction dry Leaves.....................................................................................................................................18
Suction wet Leaves ....................................................................................................................................18
Suction Waste ............................................................................................................................................18
In Case of dirt/blockage..............................................................................................................................19
Fitting the suction hose (accessories) ........................................................................................................19
Maintenance
Clean the collecting bag .............................................................................................................................20
Electric........................................................................................................................................................20
Maintenance schedule ...............................................................................................................................20
Troubleshooting
If the motor is not running...........................................................................................................................21
Incaseofinsucientsuctionpower........................................................................................................... 21
Stizip........................................................................................................................................................21
Specication ..................................................................................................................................................22
Certicate of Conformity ..............................................................................................................................23
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Congratulations on your purchase of a quality product from ERCO. This product has been manufactured accord-
ing to modern manufacturing processes and in compliance with extensive quality assurance measures, because
onlywhenyouaresatisedwithyourmachine,ourgoalisachieved.
Beforeusingthedeviceforthersttime,pleasereadthisoperatinginstructionsandobservethenotesandsafety
instructions.
If you have any questions about the machine, please contact our dealer.
We from the ECHO Team wish you a lot of fun with our vacuum collector.
ECHO MOTORGERÄTE GmbH
Device description
Your new leaf vacuum cleaner has been designed to guarantee high performance over a long period of time. Ex-
cellent workmanship, the best quality and a long life of the machine stand behind the brand name ERCO.
We hope that the ERCO leaf and waste vacuum cleaner will bring you a lot of pleasure and ease in your work.
A suction hose is also available for this device, which makes it easier for you to work under bushes, on stairs or
otherplacesthatarediculttoaccess.
Further, a wet bag is available for work in damp weather or wet vacuumed material.
In dry, very dusty conditions, it is recommended to use the dust collection bag (available upon request).
Your leaf and waste vacuum cleaner, powered by an asynchronous electric motor, mobile suction device for waste
andsimilarmaterialwithrelativelylowdensity.Aturbinegeneratesanairowwhichconveysthesuctionmaterial
via suction nozzle or suction hose (option) into a porous, air-permeable collection bag. In the process, the suction
material is partially shredded by the turbine.
Driveisviaamulti-stagemanualtransmissionwithdierentialtotherearwheels.Thishas6forwardand1re-
verse gear.
The unit is moved by the steering bar; the front support wheels are designed as swivel castors.
Type plate
Device data
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Model Serial number Year of manufacture
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Explanation of symbols
In these operating instructions and on the device itself,
therearewarningsthatareidentiedbysymbolsorterms.
Here is a list of these symbols and terms, as well as their
meaning for the user.
IMPORTANT:
Information on the proper use and protection of the leaf
and waste vacuum cleaner from damage.
Read and observe the operating instruc-
tions.
Protect limbs
Highest risk of injury!
Wear suitable protective equipment
Protect eyes and ears.
Power voltage 43.7 Volt
DANGER
This symbol, when used in conjunction with
the term DANGER, indicates conditions or
circumstances that may result in serious injury
or death to the operator or bystanders.
WARNING
This symbol, in conjunction with the term
WARNING, indicates possible sources of
danger that could result in serious injury or
death to the operator or bystanders.
CAUTION
This symbol, in conjunction with the term
CAUTION, indicates potential hazards that
may result in injury to the operator or by-
standers.
Important information
General
• Following the instructions in this operating manual for
safe use of the leaf and waste vacuum cleaner.
• A prerequisite for the safe use of the device is the
observance of all safety instructions.
• The operator must have carefully read and understood
this operating manual before starting any work.
• Before driving and transporting on public roads, the
applicabletracregulationsmustbeobserved.
• The general safety regulations and the local accident
prevention regulations must also be observed.
• The industrial safety regulations must be observed.
• The operator must have access to the operating in-
structions at all times.
Protective equipment
During the operation of the leaf and waste vacuum clean-
er, the operator must wear
• solid footwear,
• tight-ttingclothing,
• safety gloves,
• ear protection and
• protective goggles
In addition, observe the information under Safety in-
structions.
Safety devices
Safety devices must not be removed or put out of oper-
ation during the operation of the leaf and waste vacuum
cleaner. Do not operate the unit without the suction nozzle
or collection bag.
Immediately repair any damage to the safety devices,
suction nozzle or collection bag.
Behaviour in case of danger
• Stop immediately,
• Shut down engine,
• leave the machine,
• Eliminate hazardous situation.
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Intended use
The device is suitable as a leaf and waste vacuum clean-
er. Any other use is considered improper and is prohibited.
The manufacturer is not liable for any damage resulting
from this; the risk for this is borne solely by the user.
Intended use also includes the operating and main-
tenance conditions prescribed by the operating and
maintenance conditions prescribed by the manufacturer.
Possible misapplication
Do not vacuum wires, cables or heavy stones. Damage
to the machine and/or injury may result from propelling.
Do not push objects under the suction nozzle with your
foot under the suction nozzle. (Risk of injury!)
Do not suck in any objects that could cause the blower
to block (material damage!).
General sources of danger
Application and operation
Before starting work, the unit including all attachments
must be checked for proper condition and operational
safety.
The operator must use the device as intended.
The device may only be operated by persons who have
been instructed in its use or who have proven their ability
to operate it and who have been expressly authorized
to use it.
All protective devices must be properly attached and
functioning.
Never leave the machine unattended.
When leaving the machine, turn key switch to “OFF”,
remove key and secure the machine against accidental
movement.
Never operate the machine without a collecting bag.
The operator is responsible for accidents involving other
persons or their property.
Product-specic hazards
Do not suck in highly flammable substances or hot
objects (e.g. ashes, barbecue charcoal) (danger to life
from burns).
Dangers due to battery voltage
Only Pellenc batteries with the designation ULIB-1500
may be used. The safety regulations can be found in the
Pellenc battery operating instructions!
Defective or faulty batteries must be removed from the
device immediately and stored in a re-proof location!
Contact your Pellenc dealer immediately!
Dangers when driving
Only slopes up to a maximum of 20% may be driven on.
Special care must be taken when driving across the slope
(danger of tipping over).
Dangers for children, senior persons and animals
The operator must pay attention to the local conditions,
aswellastonoiseeectsonpersonsandanimals.
The device must never be parked on a slope.
Children, elderly persons and animals must not be in the
area near the machine.
Children must not play with the machine
Maintenance
Cleaning, repair and maintenance work as well as the
elimination of malfunctions may only be carried out when
the motor is shut down.
Set the key switch to “OFF” and remove the key.
The unit must not be cleaned with a water hose or
high-pressure cleaner (risk of short circuits or other
damage).
Observe the safety inspection according to the locally
applicable regulations for mobile commercially used
devices.
Always carry out work on the machine with suitable work
tools.
Only use original spare parts from the manufacturer.
Personnel and user qualication
Persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capa-
bilities or lack of experience and/or knowledge are not
allowed to use the device unless a person responsible
for their safety supervises the operation or instruction.
Young persons under 16 years of age are prohibited from
operating the device.
The user’s ability to react must not be impaired, e.g. by
drugs, alcohol or medication.
The operator must have been instructed in the use of
the device.
The operator must be familiar with the instructions in the
operating manual.
Safety instructions
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IMPORTANT: The following maintenance operations
are not covered by the manufacturer‘s warranty and are
therefore your own responsibility.
1. The appliance should be cleaned and checked regu-
larly, depending on the frequency of use.
2. In dusty environments, especially the air vents on the
motor cover should be cleaned regularly to prevent
the motor from overheating.
3. Make sure that all parts on the unit are in good
condition and correctly attached. Always repair any
damage immediately. Replace worn and damaged
parts. Always remove dust, grease, oil or dirt deposits.
Always keep all bolts tight.
4. The tyre pressure should be approx. 1.0 bar.
5. Adjust the height of the suction nozzle to suit the
surface, e.g. tar, grass or leaves.
6. Clean and dry your ERCO leaf and waste vacuum
cleaner after each use.
7. Empty the collection bag frequently and regularly so
that the leaf vacuum can always work optimally.
8.Inverydicult(dustyandwet)operatingconditions,
the collection bag should be cleaned at shorter inter-
vals (see operating instructions).
9. Frequent maintenance is required under dusty op-
erating conditions. In particular, make sure that the
ventilation openings to the engine housing are free.
10. If damp leaves and soil are sucked in with the leaf vac-
uum, the turbine housing must also be checked daily
for dirt or even blockages. A strong deterioration of the
suction power indicates this fault (see Maintenance).
Caution:
SwitchotheapplianceandthePellenc
battery and remove the battery before car-
rying out maintenance or repairs on the leaf
vacuum.
Risk of serious injury.
Before transporting the unit, it must be taken out of oper-
ation. During transport itself, the leaf and waste vacuum
cleaner must be secured against movement.
Only use approved aids for loading and securing the leaf
and waste vacuum cleaner on or in vehicles.
Attention:
It is essential to secure the unit during
transport.
Only use approved lashing equipment.
Only use approved loading rails.
Danger of injury and damage to proper-
ty.
Responsibility of the owner
Transport
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This work must be carried out by a specialist dealer or a
qualiedprofessional.
Removetheprotectivelmandtakeoutthesmallparts
Remove the cable ties from the transport fastener.
Fit the guide rail onto the two mounts on the leaf vacuum
cleaner.
Remove the pre-assembled screws on the guide rail
andttheguiderailcompletely.
Fix the guide rail, as shown, on the right-hand side with
the M8x50 screws.
Assembly
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On the left side the guide rail is screwed together with
the holder of the height adjustment with the screws
M8x55.
The shift rod is screwed to the frame at the bottom with
the shift lever. Insert the screw from the inside to the
outside and place a washer between the components.
The assembly on the gearstick lever is done in the same
way. First tighten the two screws rmly, then loosen
them again by half a turn.
Loosen the fastening screw on the gearstick lever half
a turn and check that the gearstick moves smoothly.
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Now secure the cables and bowden cables to the
frame with the cable ties provided.
Pay particular attention to the safe routing of the control
cable.
Check again that the gearstick, clutch and throttle move
smoothly.
Remove the pre-assembled screws on the turbine hous-
ing ejector and loosen the upper toggle screw of the
safety switch to make the frame more mobile.
Putthetworubberprolesonthetwolongsidesofthe
ejector and wet them with a little washing-up liquid to
make it easier to put the ejector on.
Mounting the ejector arch
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Now put the ejector elbow over the ejector and x it
with the M8 screws. Do not tighten the screws too much
(4Nm) to avoid damaging the plastic.
Now mount the suction nozzle by loosening the 3 knob
screws and removing the half-moon. Insert the suction
nozzleandretthehalf-moon.
Insert the Pellenc battery into its holder and connect it.
Attention!
Lithium-Ionen battery.
Be sure to read the Pellenc instruction manual
before using the machine.
Assembly of Suction Nozzle
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