Panasonic MC-E581K Bedienungsanleitung

SPECIFICATIONS MC-E581K MC-E582K MC-E583K

MC-E581 MC-E582 MC-E583

Power source AC230-240V AC230-240V AC230-240V

50Hz 50Hz 50Hz

Nominal input power 1200-1300W 1300-1400W 1300-1400W

Vacuum 18 kPa 18 kPa 18 kPa

Power cord length 7.5 m 7.5 m 7.5 m

Radio of operation 7.5 m 7.5 m 7.5 m

Net weight 8.1 kg 8.1 kg 8.2 kg

Dimensions (LxWxH) mm 360x305x1100 360x305x1100 360x305x1100

Attachments:Dusting brush •• •

Upholstery nozzle •• •

Crevice nozzle •• •

Extension wand •• •

Specifications are subject to change without notice for further improvement.

MODELS MC-E581K / MC-E582K / MC-E583K

MC-E581 / MC-E582 / MC-E583

Ref.: Z32W1000

Matsushita Electric España, S.A.

DIVISION DE ASPIRADORAS

Zona Industrial del Polígono de CELRÀ

17460 CELRÀ(Girona) SPAIN

Vacuum Cleaner

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

IMPORTANT: Before replacing any part always

DISCONNECT THE CLEANER FROM THE

ELECTRICITY SUPPLY.

•BEATER BAR UNIT / BEATER BAR MOTOR /

BEATER BAR SIDE BRUSH

(1) Beater bar unit

1. Remove beater bar pedal (Fig. 1)

2. Remove the two caps and wheels. (Fig. 2)

Fig. 2

Fig. 1

3. Remove connections cover. (Fig. 3)

WARNING: To prevent the risk of electric shock, remove

connections before manipulate any electric part.

Fig. 3

Beater bar pedal

Screw

Cap Weel

Screw

Cap

Weel

Screw

Connections

cover

REMPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

4. Remove 8 screws from the base plate and lift it off. (Fig. 4)

5. Take out beater bar unit and remove two connections and

beater bar support from the motor. (Fig. 5)

IMPORTANT: When removing the two lead wires (provided

with quick-connect terminal) from the beater bar motor,

always pull on the quick-connect terminal.

Fig. 4

Fig. 5

Base

plate

Beater

bar unit

Beater bar unit

Beater bar support

Connections

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

6. Replace beater bar unit with a new one. Reinstall beater bar

support in the proper motor position and connect the two

lead wires to the motor terminals.

IMPORTANT: Make sure the lead wires are correctly

positioned to avoid be pinched between bodies. (Fig.6)

7. Place the base plate and refasten the screws.

8. Connect according to the schematic diagram and reinstall

the connections cover.

9. Reassemble the two wheels and caps. Finally place the

beater bar pedal.

4. Align beater bar motor and/or side brush unit with the

beater bar body slots and press it until the fastening points

get locked into the holes of the beater bar body. (Fig. 8)

5. Connect the two lead wires to the beater bar motor terminals

and place the support in the proper motor position.

6. Reinstall beater bar assembly in their holding points.

Connect the lead wires according to the schematic diagram

and reassemble the remaining parts in the reverse order.

Fig. 8

Fig. 6

Fig. 7

(2) Beater bar motor / Side brush

1. Remove base plate and beater bar assembly as explained

previously in paragraph (1) "Beater bar unit", points 1-5.

2. Remove the beater bar motor and/or side brush placing a

flat-head screwdriver and between beater bar body and

motor or side brush as indicated in the illustration. (Fig. 7)

3. Replace beater bar motor and/or side brush with a new one.

Beater bar motor

Side brush

Beater bar motor Beater bar side brush

Beater bar body

Holes of beater bar body

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

•BEATER BAR THERMAL CUT-OUT / ON /OFF

SWITCH / OVER-CURRENT CIRCUIT BREAKER /

SAFETY SWITCH

(1) Beater bar Thermal cut-out

1. Remove base plate as explained previously in paragraph (1)

"Beater bar unit", points 1-4.

2. Take out beater bar assembly and remove the thermal

cut-out from the beater bar support. (Fig. 9)

3. Replace thermal cut-out with a new one.

4. Insert the new thermal cut-out in the beater bar support and

place beater bar assembly into place.

5. Reinstall base plate and connect the lead wires according to

the schematic diagram. Then reassemble the remaining

parts in the reverse order.

Fig. 9

Fig. 11

(3) Beater bar Over-current circuit breaker

1. Remove base plate as explained previously in paragraph

(1) "Beater bar unit", points 1-4.

2. Take out beater bar over-current circuit breaker and rem

ove the two lead wires (provided with quick-connect

terminal) from the circuit tabs. (Fig. 11)

3. Replace beater bar over-current circuit breaker with a new

one and connect the two lead wires to the circuit tabs.

4. Reinstall it in its lodging and reassemble the base plate.

5. Connect the lead wires according to the schematic diagram

and reassemble the remaining parts in the reverse order.

(2) Beater Bar ON/OFF Switch

1. Remove base plate as explained previously in paragraph

(1) "Beater bar unit", points 1-4.

2. Take out beater bar ON/OFF switch and remove the two

lead wires (provided with quick-connect terminal) from the

switch tabs. (Fig. 10)

3. Replace the beater bar ON/OFF switch with a new one and

connect the two lead wires to the switch tabs.

4. Reinstall it in its lodging and reassemble the base plate.

5. Connect the lead wires according to the schematic diagram

and reassemble the remaining parts in the reverse order. Fig. 10

Fig. 12

(4) Beater bar Safety switch

1. Remove base plate as explained previously in paragraph

(1) "Beater bar unit", points 1-4.

2. Take out beater bar safety switch and remove the two lead

wires from the switch tabs. (Fig. 12)

3. Replace beater bar safety switch with a new one and

connect the two lead wires to the switch tabs.

4. Reinstall it in its lodging and reassemble the base plate.

5. Connect the lead wires according to the schematic diagram

and reassemble the remaining parts in the reverse order.

Beater bar support

Thermal cut-out

ON/OFF

Switch

Lead wires

Over-current

circuit

breaker

Safety

switch

Lead wires position

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

Fig. 13

3. Take out motor unit and remove noise suppressor. Then

disconnect two lead wires (provided with quick-connect

terminal) from the carbon brush holder terminals. (Fig. 14)

Fig. 14

•MOTOR / CARBON BRUSH / THERMAL CUT-OUT

(1) Motor

1. Remove base plate as explained previously in paragraph (1)

"Beater bar unit", points 1-4.

2. Remove the screws from the suction pipe inlet and upper

body and take them out.

(Fig. 13 )

Motor unit

Upper body

Lower body

Noise

suppressor

Suction

pipe inlet

Lead wire

Motor

Lead wire

Carbon brush holder

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

4. Remove front and rear motor support and replace the

motor with a new one.

5. Reassemble front and rear motor support in the new motor

and connect the two lead wires to the carbon brush holder

terminals. Then put noise suppressor around the motor.

(Fig. 15)

8. Place motor assembly into the lower body.

IMPORTANT: Make sure the lead wires are correctly

positioned to avoid be pinched between bodies.

9. Reinstall upper body and suction pipe inlet and refasten

the screws.

10. Connect the lead wires according to the schematic

diagram and reassemble the remaining parts in the

reverse order.

Fig. 15

Fig. 18

Fig. 17

Fig. 16

Cut metal end

Carbon

brush

Carbon brush

Metal end

holes

Fig. 19

(2) Carbon brush

Note: Replace both carbon brushes at the same time

1. Remove upper body as explained previously in paragraph

(1) "Motor", points 1- 3.

2. Bend metal end of the carbon brush holder and take out

carbon brush. (Fig. 16)

3. Cut off metal end of the carbon brush holder. (Fig. 17)

4. Replace carbon brush with a new one and insert it into the

brush holder. Then push it until the protruded pins of the

brush holder fix into the holes of the metal end. (Fig. 18)

5. Connect the two lead wires to the carbon brush holder ter-

minals and put noise suppressor around the motor.

6. Place the motor assembly into the lower body. Then connect

the lead wires according to the schematic diagram and

reassemble the remaining parts in the reverse order

(3) Thermal cut-out

1. Remove upper body as explained previously in paragraph

(1) "Motor", points 1- 2.

2. Remove thermal cut out lead wires fasteners and connec-

tor. (Fig. 19 )

3. Disconnect white lead wire (provided with quick-connect ter-

minal) from the contact spring (cord reel support) and repla-

ce the thermal cut out with a new one.

4. Connect the new thermal cut out according to the schema-

tic diagram and put noise suppressor around the motor.

6. Place upper body and suction pipe inlet and refasten the

screws. Then connect the lead wires according to the sche-

matic diagram and reassemble the remaining parts in the

reverse order.

Front motor

support

Rear motor

support

Motor

Noise

suppressor

Thermal cut-out

Lead wires

connector

Lead wires

fastener

Metal end

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

4. Remove the screw and separate cord reel unit from the

cord reel support. (Fig. 21)

5. Replace cord reel unit with a new one. Then reassemble it

together with the cord reel support and refasten the screw.

NOTE: Before reinstall the cord reel assembly, wind up the

power supply cord extra times, as indicated on the spring

plate, to maintain the cord reel spring efficiency.

6. Place the cord reel assembly and connect according to the

schematic diagram. Then reassemble the remaining parts

in the reverse order.

Fig. 20

Fig. 21

Fig. 22

Fig. 24

Fig. 23 Rail base

Blue wire

Brown wire

Stopper

•CORD REEL UNIT / POWER SUPPLY CORD

(1) Cord reel unit

1. Remove upper body as explained previously in paragraph

(1) "Motor", points 1-2.

2. Remove the power supply cord cover and disconnect the

two lead wires (provided with quick-connect terminal) from

the contact springs tabs. (Fig.20)

3. Take out cord reel assembly and unwind the power supply

cord extra times to release the cord reel spring.

(2) Power supply cord

1. Remove cord reel unit as described previously in paragraph

(1) "Cord reel unit" , points 1-4.

2. Unwind the total power supply cord length from the cord reel.

3. Press and release the stopper in the cord reel and lift up the

rail base by pushing it lower end. (Fig. 22)

4. Disconnect the power supply cord from the rail base and

replace it with a new one.

NOTE: Observe the colour of the power supply cord lead

wires before reinstalling the new one. (Fig. 23)

5. Insert the rail base into the cord reel slot. (Fig. 24)

6. Wind up the total power supply cord length in the arrow

direction, as indicated on the spring plate.

NOTE: Put Vaseline on the rail base before assembling the

cord reel support.

7. Assemble cord reel unit together with the cord reel support

and refasten the screw.

NOTE: Wind up the power supply cord extra times as indi-

cated on the spring plate, to maintain the cord reel spring

efficiency.

8. Connect the lead wires according to the schematic diagram

and reassemble the remaining parts in the reverse order.

Cord cover

Lead wires

Screw

Cord reel

support

Cord reel

unit

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

•POWER CONTROL CIRCUIT / SLIDING

POTENTIOMETER CIRCUIT / SENSOR CIRCUIT

WARNING: To prevent the risk of electric shock,

do not touch live parts. The capacitor C8 may be

charged at the mains voltage.

(1) Power control circuit

1. Remove the screw from the handle and take it out. (Fig. 25)

Fig. 25

Fig. 26

2. Remove 5 screws from the switch cover and take it out.

(Fig. 26)

Handle

MC-E583K / MC-E583

MC-E581K / MC-E582K

MC-E581 / MC-E582 Switch cover

Switch cover

REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS

3. Take out power control assembly and remove connections

from the power control circuit. (Fig. 27)

Fig. 28

Fig. 27

MC-E583K / MC-E583

MC-E581K / MC-E582K

MC-E581 / MC-E582

Power control

circuit

Potentiometer

circuit

Power control

circuit

Potentiometer

circuit

MC-E583K / MC-E583 MC-E581K / MC-E582K

MC-E581 / MC-E582

Fig. 28

Remove

connections Remove

connections

4. Replace the power control circuit with a new one and

connect the lead wires according to the schematic diagram.

Then reinstall the power control assembly through their

guides. (Fig. 28)

IMPORTANT: Grasp the power control circuit lead wires

with a fastener to avoid touching the circuit refrigerator.

5. Replace switch cover and refasten the screws.

Fig. 27

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