Windsor VERSAMATIC VS14 Bedienungsanleitung

VS 14 / VS 18

Preparation

VERSAMATIC VS 14 / VS 18

1 Vacuum motor housing

2 Dustbag housing

3 Suction hose

4 On - off switch

5 Cables cleats

6 Carrying recess

7 Back cover

8 Power head

Assembling the vacuum cleaner

Hold the vacuum section in the vertical

position and insert into the power head.

Locate the line (13) on the motor housing

accurately opposite the rib on the swivel

neck (14). The locking catch (15) must be

turned to the left during the locating. Secure

the vacuum section in place the turning the

locking catch to the vertical position.

Attaching suction hose

Push the black end of the hose into the

connecting tube (12) so that it clicks into

place. To disconnect the hose press the

retaining ring (11) and pull the hose out of

tube.

Swivel neck latch

To release the machine from the upright

position depress the foot pedal (16).

Power head on

Power head motor stops automatically when

hand nozzle (17) is withdrawn and restarts

automatically when reinserted. If power head

does not start check that hand nozzle is fully

inserted.

Filter level indicator

If warning light (18) comes on check:

a) Is the dust bag full?

b) Is there a blockage in the hose or power

head?

Brush controller

The electronic brush controller monitors the

operation of the brush.

Green light: Brush correctly set and running.

Green light and red light: Adjust the brush

setting by turning the Pile adjustment knob

(19) to a lower number.

If the lights still show at position number one

the brush strip is worn out and must be

replaced.

Red light: The brush has become blocked

and is not turning. Switch off. Unplug from

the outlet and clear the blockage.

Maintenance

CAUTION - Always unplug machi-

ne at mains outlet before dis-

mantling any part of the machine.

For guarantee use only genuine

Windsor-Parts (e.g. Filter Bags,

Filtres, Brush strip, etc.)

Changing the paper bag

To change the dust bag: Remove back cover.

Push down lever (20). Lower dust bag from

connecting tube. Close aperture of dust bag

top with cardboard cover (21 A). To fit new

dust bag: Insert top of dust bag (21) into slot

(22). Push lever (20) down and fit

aperture of dust bag top over connecting

tube. Return lever so that it is in horizontal

positon.

Changing filters

Vacuum motor filters (23) - Replace after ca.

20 paper bags have been used.

Exhaust filter (24) - Change when it becomes

dirty.

Press the button (25) and pull the filter for-

wards. To insert a new filter, locate the filter

into the motor housing and push up until the

button (25) engages into place.

Clearing blockages

If the bag-full warning light shows before the

dust bag is full check for blockages. Release

the hose by squeezing the tabs of the

retaining ring (11). Reverse the hose and put

the wand-end into the connecting tube (12).

Remove the obstruction by switching on the

machine, holding the hose upright. If

necessary rapidly lift your hand on and off

the end of the hose. Never use a stick to

clear the hose.

Changing the brush strip

To replace brush strip: Remove brush strip

cover (26). Turn brush roller so that the brush

strip can then be pulled out. Ensure that the

new brush strip is fully inserted.

N.B. Replace the brush strip before the brist-

les wear down to the level of the support rod.

Service Instructions

Maintenance

CAUTION - Maintenance and repairs must be

done by qualified personnel.

WARNING - To reduce the risk of electrik shock -

unplug before cleaning or servicing.

The switch housing cover is removed by taking out the three screws

then lifting off. Circuit board (33) can be removed by loosening

screw (32).

To remove the dust bag housing (2) from the

vacuum motor housing (1) take off the back

cover and remove the four large screws.

Keeping the power head attached, the dust

bag housing can be eased off.

To remove the vacuum motor, first detach the

two black wires from the terminal block.

When replacing ensure that the motor sup-

port is fully located onto the motor cover.

The motor cover should then be firmly loca-

ted onto the vacuum motor and the motor,

with its cover and support, firmly seated into

position as shown in the vacuum motor

housing.

When properly seated the motor cannot be

turned. Replace motor seal.

To remove the power head cover, take off the

brush strip cover (26) and remove the four

large screws (27) from underneath the

chassis. The cover can then be lifted off.

Changing the brush roller:

Push the belt (29) off the motor pulley (30)

and remove the four screws which hold in

the brush bearing blocks. Lift out the bearing

blocks evenly. When replacing the roller with

the bearing blocks, push downwards keeping

the roller parallel with the chassis.

To remove the brush roller pulley (31) hold

the roller in one hand and turn the pulley in a

clockwise direction.

To remove the motor pulley (30) insert a

screwdriver into a groove and give a light tap

in an anticlockwise direction. The loosened

pulley can then be removed.

Changing the Electronic Controller (34):

Disconnect the lead from the motor. Lift the

controller upwards from the motor. Lift the

controller upwards from its location and then

disconnect the lead from the swivel neck.

To remove the swivel neck (35), take out the

two small screws (36) from the swivel neck

supports (37) then lift the swivel neck

assembly from the chassis. On re-assembly

check that the leads from the swivel neck do

not become trapped when the power head

cover is replaced.

To remove the swivel neck cover, take out

the retaining screw (38) and slide the cover

(39) downwards then lift out. On re-assembly

check that the leads do not become trapped.

To remove the axle assembly unscrew the

three screws and take off the axle clamps.

Before replacing, lightly grease the axle.

To replace, hook one end of the spring on

the axle then grip the other end with a pair of

pliers and turn about a quarter of a turn.

Keeping the wheels at the ends of the axle

press the axle assembly black into place.

VS 14 / VS 18

1 1870 dg Cable with EU-Plug

1872 dg Cable with GB-Plug

2 1037 EH Handle grip

3 1596 hg Handle cover

4 1794 Handle

5 1972 bl Dust bag housing

6 1420 hg Grommet

7 1966 hg Switch button

8 1962 Spring

9 05114 Switch

10 1955 Switch holder

11 1038 bl Connecting tube

12 1792 hg Retaining ring

13 1976 ER Printed circuit board

14 0818 Antistatic wire

15 1284 Internal cable

16 1030 UL Cable clamp

17 1026 bl Switch housing cover

18 1040 Dust bag lever

19 1041 Return spring

20 1027 Leaf spring

21 1025 Connecting rod

22 1073 Clamp

23 1044 Motor filter

24 1039 bl Back cover

25 1059 Back cover seal

26 1061 Gasket

27 1057 BL Latch with spring and pin

28 1461 bl Cable hook

29 1462 BL Cable hook, turnable

30 1517 hg Hand nozzle

31 1516 hg Hose

32 1797 WI Motor housing

33 1521 hg Housing cover r. h.

34 1798 dg Filter retaining button

35 1896 Sound insulation

36 1553 Locking rod

37 0819 dg Locking catch

38 1888 Vac motor 230 V / 1000 W

1889 Vac motor 240 V / 1000 W

39 0511/1 Carbon brush set / vac mot.

40 1821 UL Motor cover

41 1411 Motor support

42 1047 Vac motor seal

43 1541 Contact holder 2-wire

44 1012 N Terminal block

45 1534 hg Exhaust filter

46 0101 Screw C 3,9 x 9,5 DIN 7981

47 0102 Screw F 3,9 x 13 DIN 7981

48 0103 Screw C 3,9 x 16 DIN 7981

49 0111 Screw AM5 x 30 DIN 7985

50 0140 Washer 4,3 DIN 125

51 1034 hg Retaining ring

Ref. Part Description

Number

Ref. Part Description

Number

Ref. Part Description

Number

VS 14

100 2635 WI Cover assembly

101 2542 Brush strip cover

102 2592 hg Chassis, cpl.

103 2522 hg Bumper

104 2630 hg Axle assembly

105 2525 Axle, only

106 2528 or Foot pedal

107 2010 Axle spring

108 2614 hg Wheel

109 2014 Axle clamp

110 2622 hg Pile adjustment knob

111 4019 Spring

112 2524 Pile adjustement axle

113 2608 hg Pile adjustment wheel

114 2537 hg Swivel neck assembly

115 2540 Wire, swivel neck

116 2546 Leaf spring

117 2534 Control lever

118 2530 hg Swivel neck cover

119 2538 Swivel support

120 2030 ER Brush assembly, cpl.

121 2046 Brush strip

122 2091 Bearing block l. h.

123 2458 Brush roller pulley

124 2047 Bearing block r. h.

125 2023 ER Brush motor 230 V, 150 W

2101 ER Brush motor 240 V, 150 W

126 05084S Barbon brush set /

brush motor

127 2025 Motor pulley

128 4024 Drive belt

129 2573 ER Electronic control

PC-board, 230 V

2574 ER Electronic control

PC-board, 240 V

130 2531 hg Support lever

131 2545 Return spring

132 0102 Screw F 3,9 x 13 DIN 7981

133 0103 Screw C 3,9 x 16 DIN 7981

134 0174 Screw C 3,9 x 22 DIN 7981

135 0111TL Screw AM5 x 30 DIN 7985

Ref. Part Description

Number

VS 18

100 4547 WI Cover

101 2542 Brush strip cover

102 4529 hg Chassis, cpl.

103 4522 hg Bumper

104 4617 hg Axle, cpl.

105 4523 Axle only

106 2528 or Foot pedal

107 2010 Axle spring

108 4603 hg Wheel

109 2014 Axle clamp

110 2622 hg Pile adjustment knob

111 4012 Pile adjustemnt lever

112 4019 Spring

113 4006 Pile adjustement axle

114 2608 hg Pile adjustment wheel

115 2537 hg Swivel neck assembly

116 2540 Wire, swivel neck

117 2546 Leaf spring

118 2534 Control lever

119 2530 hg Swivel neck cover

120 2538 Swivel support

121 4033 ER Brush assembly

122 4028 Brush strip

123 2091 Bearing block l. h.

124 2458 Brush roller pulley

125 2047 Bearing block r. h.

126 4069 ER Brush motor 230 V, 200 W

4070 ER Brush motor 240 V, 200 W

127 05084S Carbon brush set /

brush motor

128 2025 Motor pulley

129 4024 Drive belt

130 4533 ER Electronic control PC-board

PC-board 230 V

4534 ER Electronic control

PC-board, 240 V

131 2531 hg Support lever

132 2545 Return spring

133 0102 Screw F 3,9 x 13 DIN 7981

134 0103 Screw C 3,9 x 16 DIN 7981

135 0174 Screw C 3,9 x 22 DIN 7981

136 0111TL Screw AM5 x 30 DIN 7985

Ref. Part Description

Number

A) Vacuum Extension Hose 1087

Optinal

B) VSM-Tool Kit - Optional

1 Straight Tube 1084

2 Crevice Nozzle 1092

3 Clip 1081

4 Dusting Brush 1094

5 Upholstery Nozzle 1090

6 Wall- and Upholstery Brush 1325

C) Bags and Filters

1 Paper Bag (Pkg of 10) 2003

2 Cloth Bag 1079

(only use with Micro-Filter)

3 Exhaust Filter 1534

4 Vac Motor Filter 1044

5 Micro-Hospital-Filter 1435

WARNING! Electric shock could occur

if used outdoors or on wet surfaces!

Technical Details VS 14 (VS18)

Voltage 230 / 240 V, 50 Hz

Vacuum floor 8,6 amp.

Air flow 117 cfm

Dust bag 1,3 gal., 3-layer

Brush motor 1,4 (1,8) amp.

Brush width 12 3/4 (16 3/4) inches

Brush drive non slip drive belt

with electronic

overload protection

Brush strip replaceable

Height 48 inches

Width 14 (18) inches

Weight 16 (18) lbs

Wiring Diagram

INDUSTRIES,INC

1351 West Stanford Ave.

Englewood, Colorado 80110 USA

800-444-7654

303-762-1800

FAX: 303-762-0817 06663 - 10.2001

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