Controls; Horn Button - RCM SLALOM Manual De Uso

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1) Two position starting key switch.
Controls the main electric system
Pos.0 = electric system deactivated - the key can be removed, Pos.1 = electric system activated

2) Horn button

Push the button to operate the horn.
3) Battery warning light.
This indicator lights show the current condition of charge of the batteries. The colour of the indicator changes
from green to yellow to red as the level of battery charge diminishes.
GREEN LIGHT = batteries fully charged, YELLOW LIGHT = batteries partly charged, RED LIGHT = batteries discharged
4) Flap lifting pedal
Press this pedal down to lift the front f ap in order to pass it over rubbish. Which would otherwise be pushed in
front of the machine.
5 - 9 ) Service brake pedal & parking brake handle.
The pedal brake and the handle operate the service brake and parking brake respectively . Press down on pedal
5 to apply the service brake to the rear wheels.
Apply the lock handle 9 to hold the brake on to park the machine.
6) Brushes turning control switch
Press on the switch to control the turning of the brushes.
Pos.A = The brushes do not turn
Pos.B = Turning of the main brush
Pos.C = Turning of the main and side brushes
7) Forward/Reverse drive switch
The switch selects the direction of the sweeper FORWARD OR REVERSE.
Pos.0 = Neutral
Pos.A = Forward
Pos.R = Reverse
Press on the pedal 12 in order to proceed to the selected drive direction.
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Warning!
The drive selection control is activated only with operator seated correctly on board.
8) Vacuum and shaker fi lters control swith
The switch controls the vacuum and shaker f lters function.
Pos.A = Vacuum OFF
Pos.B = Vacuum ON
Pos.C = Filter shaker ON.
10) Main brush lifting/lowering lever
During the transfer or when the machine is at rest, lift the main brush as follows:
Place the lever in position "S" and hooking it in the appropriate slot. To lower the brush, unhook it from its slot and place i t
in position "A"
A. Brush LOWERED, S. Brush LIFTED
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Warning!
When the sweeper is at rest, the main brush must always be lifted above the ground to avoid deformations (bending
of the brush's bristles).
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CONTROLS

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