Nilfisk-Advance GM 80CR Bedienungsanleitung

Nilfisk GM 80CR

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE &

PARTS LIST

Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions

Warranty

Using the Machine

Installing Paper Bag

Accessories

Emptying

Disposal

Maintenance/Filter Replacement

Troubleshooting

Loss of Power

Loss of Suction

Parts Explosions

Accessories

Technical Specifications

Contact Information

For Instructions for Use on ULPA filter installation, please refer to the

addendum titled, “ABSOLUTE FILTERS – End User Information.”

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS COMPLETELY BEFORE USING THE

MACHINE. DEPENDING ON LOCAL REGULATIONS AND THE COMPOSITION

OF THE MATERIALS YOU HAVE COLLECTED, THERE MAY BE

REQUIRMENTS FOR SPECIAL HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF THE

COLLECTED DEBRIS. CONSULT YOUR LOCAL OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA) AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY (EPA) OFFICIALS FOR DETAILS.

CAUTION: This Nilfisk vacuum cleaner or any other vacuum cleaner is not to be used in

explosion-hazardous areas, as serious injury could result.

Under no circumstances may this cleaner safely be used for the collection of hazardous or

toxic materials unless equipped with a special HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) or

ULPA (Ultra Low Penetration Air) filter and bag which have been installed according to

written instructions from Nilfisk-Advance.

ATTENTION EMPLOYER: Please ensure these Instructions for Use are made available

and understood by your employees or any other persons who may use this equipment.

To list all toxic and hazardous materials would be beyond the scope of these Instructions.

It is the Employer's responsibility to identify, for Employees' and others' information,

hazardous or toxic materials which may be collected by this equipment.

Your new Nilfisk industrial vacuum cleaner is a precision-engineered instrument

designed for exceptionally fine filtration. Ordinary vacuum cleaners do not have HEPA

filters, and cannot be safely used for hazardous dust collection. This Nilfisk machine is

safe to use with fine powders or hazardous materials, as long as certain precautions are

taken. Proper care of this cleaner is essential to the maintenance of its ultrafine filtering

capabilities.

BEFORE USE: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THIS CLEANER UNTIL YOU

HAVE INSTALLED ITS VARIOUS COMPONENTS ACCORDING TO THE

FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:

WARRANTY

The Nilfisk companies warrant that Nilfisk equipment will be free of defects in

workmanship or material for a period of two years from the date of delivery. Should any

failure to conform to this warranty appear, the Nilfisk companies shall upon notification

within such time period, correct such non-conformity, at its option, either by repairing

any defective part or parts, or by replacing a part or parts provided that the equipment is

returned to an authorized Nilfisk service facility. In all cases freight both ways will be at

the expense of the customer. Equipment shall not be returned without advance notice to,

and consent of the Nilfisk companies.

EXCEPT AS SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH HEREIN, THE NILFISK COMPANIES

MAKE NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO ANY

MATTER WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY AND ALL

WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR PURPOSE, OR OTHER

WARRANTIES, ALL OF WHICH ARE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMED AND

EXCLUDED. NEITHER PARTY SHALL BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER FOR

SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,

INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF PRODUCTION, LOSS OF TIME,

LOSS OF PROFITS OR OTHER SIMILAR INDIRECT LOSSES WHICH MIGHT

OCCUR AS A RESULT OF DEFECTS, PARTIAL OR TOTAL FAILURE OF THE

PRODUCT TO PERFORM AS SPECIFIED.

Correction of non-conformities or defects in the manner and for the period of time

provided above, shall constitute fulfillment of all liabilities of the Nilfisk companies to

the customer, whether based on contract, negligence or otherwise with respect to, or

arising out of such equipment. The remedies set forth herein are exclusive, and the

liability of the Nilfisk companies with respect to this sale or anything done in connection

therewith, whether in contract, in tort, under any warranty, or otherwise, shall not except

as expressly provided herein, exceed the price of the equipment or part on which such

liability is based.

The warranty does not cover repairs due to normal wear and tear, accident, neglect,

misuse or abuse, incorrect installation or use other than as described in the

instruction booklet. Breaks in hoses and cables are not covered. This warranty is

rendered void if the motor number plate is removed or defaced or if repairs are

made or attempted by persons not authorized by the Nilfisk companies.

USING THE MACHINE

Correct use of the machine: This machine is not a wet/dry vacuum. It is intended for

dry collection only. Do not use this vacuum to pick up liquids, or any wet materials.

The GM 80CR has been packaged in plastic to protect it

during shipment, and all critical filters are installed at the

factory.

Starting and stopping: Press the gray button on the upper

front portion of the vacuum (photo 1).

Photo 1

Installing the Polyliner and Paper Bag

Twist and release the two container clips located on the body of

the container, front and back. Lift off the top. Open the polyliner

and place in the bottom of the container with its walls flush

against the container sides and lipped under the container inlet

(photo 2). The excess length of polyliner is draped over the top of

the container and down the outside then rolled at the end to permit

the container clips to close.

Install a paper bag inside the polyliner according to the

illustrations printed on the paper bag itself (photo 3). Replace the

top container and fasten the two clips.

Note: Polyliners are optional. If you choose not to use a polyliner,

follow the instructions to install the paper bag.

Accessories

The GM 80CR offers a package of standard accessories that can be connected in the

following manner. Affix the conductive plastic hose to the vacuum by inserting it into the

orifice on the lower container. Once it is inserted, rotate the inlet coupler a quarter turn to

lock it into place. Either of the straight 22 inch stainless steel wands can be fitted to the

other end of the hose by snapping it in place. You can connect the floor nozzle or the

upholstery nozzle to the end of the straight wand. The GM 80CR kit includes a

conductive crevice nozzle and conductive 3 inch round brush, which can be attached to

either the wands or to the curved steel tube at the end of the conductive plastic hose. A

tool caddy (#01720600) is also included to provide easy onboard storage of accessories.

EMPTYING:

IF THIS VACUUM CLEANER IS USED TO COLLECT HAZARDOUS MATERIAL,

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN OR EMPTY ITS CONTENTS WITHOUT PERSONAL

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND RESPIRATORY PROTECTION.

To empty the container and its contents, first turn off the motor.

Allow the cleaner to sit undisturbed for at least thirty (30)

seconds. Then twist and release the container clips. Once the

seal is broken, turn on the motor again. This will prevent

ultrafine particles which are still suspended in the air inside the

container from escaping into the work place. Lift off the

container top. Remove the polyliner and paper bag within it

(photo 4). Then seal off the polyliner with the paper bag inside

and install a new polyliner and paper bag according to step 2,

Machine Setup.

Photo 4

Photo 2

Photo 3

DISPOSAL:

Depending on local regulations, and the composition of the material you have collected,

there can be a requirement for special handling and labeling of the filled and sealed

plastic bags. Consult your local Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official for details.

MAINTENANCE

Routine Maintenance:

To ensure maximum performance of your Nilfisk vacuum cleaner, be sure to check your

main filter regularly, possibly each time you change the paper bag. Your filter may need

to be shaken to remove caked dust from time to time.

Filter Replacement:

To ensure that your Nilfisk vacuum cleaner delivers the years of trouble-free operation

for which it was designed, it is necessary to check and replace filters regularly.

1. Main Filter: The large napped cotton bag which is semi-

permanently mounted inside the container (photo 5) will not

require frequent replacement. The main filter must be

replaced when the cleaner no longer develops powerful

suction, yet bags are not full and other filter components are

not clogged. Extend main filter service life by frequent

changes of disposable polyliners and paper bags.

2. Microfilter: This small polyester sock (photo 6), which fits

over the motor bottom will require periodic inspection. Dust

will discolor the microfilter. Change the microfilter as soon

as any discoloration is easily noticeable. Do not shake this

microfilter since this can cause liberation of potentially

harmful microscopic dust into the air. Carefully remove and

discard with collected debris in the sealable poly bag. If

equipped with a Gore-Tex microfilter, the same rules for

periodic inspection and disposal apply. The Gore-Tex

microfilter must be changed when any abrasions, damage or

heavy discoloration is noticed on the surface of the filter.

The Gore-Tex microfilter is held in place by a clamp on the

vacuum.

Photo 5

Photo 6

3. ULPA Exhaust Filter: The ULPA (Ultra Low Penetration Air)

filter ensures that 99.999 percent of all ultrafine particles,

toxic and nuisance, are retained – down to and including 0.12

microns. The ULPA filter cartridge is mounted on the top of

the motor, outside the container (photo 7). If the main filter

and microfilter are properly maintained, the glass fiber

element in the exhaust filter should perform satisfactorily for a

minimum of one year. It cannot be renewed or restored. Exact

life will depend upon frequency of use and amount and type

of material collected. Normally four changes of microfilter

equal one change of the ULPA filter. Remove the protective

metal casing and replace the pleated glass fiber cartridge

according to the accompanying instructions. Cartridges must

be replaced more frequently if the cleaner has had unusually

heavy use, or if the various pre-filters have been neglected.

CAUTION: Use only genuine Nilfisk replacement filter components. The use of

substitute components could pose a grave risk of personal exposure, and will cause

all equipment warranties to be void.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Loss of Power:

1. Make sure the power cord is properly fastened to the motor head, and it is properly

plugged into the socket.

2. Be sure the electrical circuit has not blown a fuse.

3. If the circuit is functioning properly, but there is still no power, contact Nilfisk-

Advance America’s Customer Service Department at (800) 645-3475, extension 2.

Loss of Suction:

If the GM 80 loses suction power during operation, there may be several reasons,

the most likely of which is a full container. Suction loss is gradual as the container fills

with debris. Check to see if there is any blockage or restriction in hose. Next, check the

condition of the main filter and microfilter (refer to photos) and determine whether there

is an excessive loading of debris. If there is overloading in the main filter, you can shake

it. If the microfilter is loaded, it needs to be replaced. Call our Customer Service

Department at (800) 645-3475, extension 2 to order replacement filters.

If all fails, call our Customer Service Department.

Photo 7

No.

Item No. Description Qty.

1 115446-11

UPPER CONTAINER W/

COTTON FILTER

2 121103-29

MOTOR COMPLETE 1

3 115447-10

LOWER CONTAINER 1

4 017091-00

MOTOR HOLD DOWN

RING

5 017092-11

LATCH 2

6 805521-00

WASHER 4

7 815406-00

SCREW, 4MM X 5MM 4

8 705285-10

NUT, 4MM ESN 4

9 712366-00

SPRING CUP 2

017093-16

KEEPER 2

815407-00

SCREW, 4MM X 10MM 4

705265-10

NUT, 4MM ESN 2

815405-00

SCREW, 4MM X 5MM 2

815406-00

SCREW, 4MM X 5MM 2

815407-00

SCREW, 4MM X 10MM 2

805521-00

WASHER 4

017092-11

LATCH 2

017094-10

ADAPTER 2

017093-05

KEEPER 2

815412-00

SCREW, 4MM X 6MM 4

705265-10

NUT, 4MM ESN 4

815419-00

RING 1

815418-00

GASKET 1

815417-00

SOCKET 1

814312-00

SCREW 4

017096-00

LATCH KIT (Includes item

numbers 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,

9,10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,

16, 17, 18)

GM 80CR Container Assembly

No.

Item No. Description

1 217377-01 HANDLE

2 717376-00 FILTER COVER

3 017247-01 HOLD DOWN PAD

4 017009-01 SEAL, FOAM, ULPA

5 813950-00 SCREW

6 821070-00 FILTER BASE

7 017010-05 SEAL, FOAM, BOTTOM

8 01737631 ULPA FILTER CARTRIDGE

(Includes item numbers 3, 4, 7)

ULPA Filter Kit (017204-XX)

No.

Item No. Description

1 01709041 CONDUCTIVE CREVICE NOZZLE

2 01709036 CONDUCTIVE 3" ROUND BRUSH

3 32043700 5 " UPHOLSTERY NOZZLE

4 01717400 10’ ANTISTATIC HOSE WITH CURVED

WAND

5 01773300 22" STRAIGHT TUBE (SET OF 2)

6 01773600 FLOOR TOOL

7 81620000 DUST BAG 6.5 LITERS 5 PCS

STANDARD ACCESSORIES

No. Item No. Description

1 11730410

MICROFILTER

2 61543000

FILTER KIT COTTON GM 80 MODELS

3 11547000

TROLLEY

4 22410100

SWIVEL WHEEL KIT FOR TROLLEY

5 22384200

REAR WHEELS FOR TROLLEY

6 22384400

CLIP FOR TROLLEY

Filter, Filter Bag and Trolley

No. Item No. Description

1 21827400 9.3M CORD AWG18/3

10 22361000 BRACKET W/ SCREWS FOR

CORD

Power Cords

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