Windsor SENSOR SR18 Manuel utilisateur

Picture 1

Figura 1

Handle grip

On/Off switch

Handle assembly

Retaining ring

Cover release

6Dust

.bag

housing

Cover

8Housing release

Brush/suction Head

Cable

Telescopic handle grip

12 Hose

Carrying handle

Cable hook

Attachment tube

Crevice nozzle

Upholstery nozzle

Foot pedal

Preparation

Place the brush/suction head on a flat surface

with the neck (20) and the support lever (21)

upright. Hold the dust bag housing vertically

and place over neck and support lever. Push

firmly down so that the housing release (8)

snaps closed.

Lift the catch (22) then slot the handle

assembly into the top of the dust bag housing

(6) and push firmly down.

When the handle has been pushed down as

far as it will go press catch (22) down. If the

handle is not pushed fully down the machine

will not work.

Insert attachment tube (15) into the channel at

the back of the machine. Locate the handle

grip (11) on the holder (24).

Push the black end of the hose into the

connecting tube (26) so that it clicks into

place.

Insert crevice nozzle and upholstery nozzle

into the recesses in the back of the machine.

Functions of the display:

Green light (a) : Brush lowers

Green light

(b)

: Brush raises

Red light

(c)

: Flashing and motor

off-

Brushjammed-clear

Red light (c) : Flashing and motor on

(when machine is upright

position)-Take care: Brush

in contact with carpet.

Red light (d) : Continuous-change paper

bag or clear blockage

Red light (d) : Flashing

motor switched

off due to full paper bag or

blockage.

On hard floors the adjustment wheel

(41)

moves upwards into the machine so that the

brush becomes flush with the floor.

Therefore, the WINDSOR “SENSOR” can

also be used to vacuum hard floors.

On carpeted floors the adjustment wheel (41)

moves downwards out of the machine so that

the brush rises. The adjustment wheel (41)

rises and lowers to adjust the brush to the

optimal setting. This combines effective, gentle

brushing with a smooth easy action.

When the machine is switched on in the up-

right position the brush automatically rises

from the carpet. To release the machine from

the upright position, press down the foot pedal

(18). The brush will automatically lower. The

handle can be lowered to an intermediate stop

position in order to lift up the brush head. T

lower the handle to a horizontal position, the

foot pedal must be pressed a second time. The

stop position can be closed off by a slider on

the swivel neck (19) so that the handle will go

from vertical to horizontal in one movement.

To vacuum in corners etc.,

take hold of the telescopic handle grip, lift it

away from the machine and stretch out the

hose. After use insert the telescopic

attachment tube into the back of the

machine. Raise the handle of the machine

and the hose will automatically retract. To

use the hose without the tube as shown in

the right hand picture, the hose will pull out

of the tube while the tube is fitted to the

machine. Alternatively, press the release

catch (27) on picture 2.

To vacuum under beds etc., the

WINDSOR “SENSOR” can be fitted with an

additional straight tube and the floor nozzle.

The machine will then perform as a cylinder

vacuum.

Never run over the cable with the brush/

suction head.

Always carry the machine over steps and sills.

Maintenance

CAlJTlON

-Always

unplug machine at mains

outlet before dismantling any part of machine

If red light (d) shows, change paper filter bag.

To do this first pull cover release (5) picture 1

forward and lift the cover from the dust bag

housing. Slide the dust bag sealing plate (28)

from the holder (29). Slide the sealing plate

(28) of a new bag into the holder and push

firmly in. Insert cover into dust bag housing,

push it forward then lock it in place by pushing

down the cover release (5).

The micro hygiene filter (30) needs to be

changed when it becomes clogged with dust

or after approximately 20 paper bags have

been used. To change the hygiene filter first

remove the cover then slide the filter out at the

bottom. To replace lift the lever and slide the

new filter in.

After 20 paper bags have been used also

change the exhaust filter (32). To remove the

exhaust filter push the catch (33) backward

and remove the filter cover (34) and filter.

Insert the new filter and replace the filter cover.

To change the brush roller (35) and the edge

brush

(35a)

press the release knobs (36 or

36a), pull the bearing block (37) or the brush

cover (37a) outwards. Turn the brush roller

(35) clockwise, and the edge brush (35a) in the

direction of the arrow marked on the end of

the brush, and pull each brush out of the

channel. The new brushes are fitted back into

the channel and onto the drive shafts, both are

turned until they snap into position, then

replace bearing block (37) and brush cover

(37a).

Underneath the machine is an inspection door

to check for blockages (38).

Blockages-in the neck (20

picture 2) can be

checked by first lifting off the dust bag housing

by pressing the catch (8). Then release the foot

pedal, lower the neck and check into the tube

next to the pedal.

Blockages in the hose can cleared by taking

the hose off the machine and replacing it the

wrong way round in the connecting tube

(26)

holding it upright with one hand blocking the

top and switching on the machine. (If

necessary quickly lift your hand on and off the

end of the hose.)

The guarantee is invalidated if take out

parts not approved by WINDSOR. eg. bags,

filters, brush roller, etc. are fitted!

120 V GREY

Pos.

Pmduct-

Code

101

5346 UL

102

5006

103

5007 BL

104

5143

105

5257 hg

106 5256 UL

107

0102

108 2494

109

5101

110 5178

111

5177

112

5203ER

113 5205

114

5102

115 5103

116 5051 hg

117

5059dg

118

5053

119

5055hg

120 2010

121

2014

122

5287

123 5276 WI

124 5231 hg

125

5155 hg

126

5172HG

127

5303

128

5304

129

5154hg

130 0100

131

0176 TL

132

5174 hg

133 5060 ER

134 5415 hg

135

5416hg

136

5400-3

137 5401

138 5402

139 0197

141

5322 UL

142 0511

5272 UL

143 5100

144 5117

145 5129

146

5107

147

5112sw

148

5278

149

0107

150

0143

151

5173 SW

152 5383

153 0104

154 5379

155

5110

158

5242 hg

157

5243 hg

158

5236

159 5327

160

5179

161

0103

182 0141

163

5018UL

184

5239

185

5244 hg

166

5288

167

5250

168

5246

Description

PowerheadcoverSR18

Exhaust filter catch

Exhaustfiltercover

Exhaust filter

Swivelneckassembly

(incl.

Pos.106)

Malecontactholder

Screw F 3.9 x 13

Cableclamp

Swivelneckbearing

Swivelnecksupportrighthand

Swivelnecksupportlefthand

PCB 12 V power supply

Ribbon cable

Brush roller release

Spring

Axleassembly

Footpedal

Axle

Wheel

Axle spring

Axleclamp

Bearingblockrighthand

Brushrollerset

(incl.

Pos.

167)

Bumper, set

Rubbingplate

Access door

(incl.

Pos.127+128)

Accessdooraxle

Access door spring

Hinge

screw c

2,9

9,5

Screw AM 4 x 30,

Pile adjustment wheel

Servomotorwithgearbox

Frontbottomplate,cpl.

Rearbottomplate,cpl.

(incl.

Pos.136+139)

Sealing strip

Wire tie

screw

Chassis, complete

Carbonbrushvacuummotor

Motor 850 W

120 V

Rubber mounting

Motorpulley

Supportlever

Supportspring

Motorpulleycover

Computercontroller120V

Screw C

2,9

x 13

Washer 3,2

Coverforairchannel

Sensor (with blue ring)

ScrewC3.9x25

Belt 312

3M-HDTII-8

Belt 219

3M-HDTII-6

Bearingblocklefthand,cpl.

Bearingblocklefthand

Drive shaft

Bushing

Clutch

ScrewC3,9x16

Lockingwasher

Motorcover

Brush roller release

Seal bearing

Brush cover

Edge brush

Shaftextension. cpl.

164

165

SENSOR SR 18

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