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Direction of rotation switch (3) at setting R:
The cleaning coil (1) will always turn clockwise as
seen from the operator's position.
Forward/Neutral/Reverse lever (2) at:
Forward setting:
The cleaning coil (1) will be moved out.
Neutral setting:
The cleaning coil (1) will be moved neither out
nor in.
Reverse setting:
The cleaning coil (1) will be moved in.
Direction of rotation switch at setting L:
The cleaning coil will always turn counter-
clockwise as seen from the operator's position.
Forward/Neutral/Reverse lever at:
Forward setting:
The cleaning coil will be moved in.
Neutral setting:
The cleaning coil will be moved neither out nor in.
Reverse setting:
The cleaning coil will be moved out.
Note:
An overview is provided in Table 10 "Direction of
rotation and movement of the cleaning coil".
6.2 On/Off switch (Fig. 1/Item 4)
Switching on
Press the On/Off switch (4).
Switching off
Release the On/Off switch (4)
6.3 Cleaning procedure
Danger!
Always work with the machine as close as
possible to the pipe inlet. This will prevent
you from coming into contact with the rotating
cleaning coil with risk of injury.
To dislodge a blockage in a pipe, work with the
machine rotating clockwise. In this case the
cleaning coil will work its way – like a corkscrew –
into the blockage (e.g. toilet paper, etc.) and get
caught there. Then you can dislodge the blockage
by moving the cleaning coil out and back in again
several times using the Forward/Neutral/Reverse
lever (2), after which you can remove the cleaning
coil from the pipe.
After the blockage has been removed you should
check the result with suffi cient water, repeating
the procedure as often as necessary until the
pipe is completely free again.
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In the case of blockages that do not get caught
up on the cleaning coil (e.g. soap residues), the
blockage will be dislodged from the pipe by the
rotating cleaning coil and can then be rinsed out
of the pipe with suffi cient water. In this case too,
you must repeat the procedure as often or as long
as necessary until the pipe is completely free
again.
It is also possible to pull out the cleaning coil
(1) manually (see Fig. 3). In this case move the
Forward/Neutral/Reverse lever (2) to the Neutral
setting and then pull the coil out of the machine.
If the cleaning coil becomes stuck during the
cleaning operation and no longer lets itself be
removed from the pipe simply by pulling, move
the direction of rotation switch (3) to the setting
L and try again to remove the cleaning coil from
the pipe.
Important!
If the drainage has an odor trap, remove it.
Danger!
Do not wear any loose fi tting clothes or jewelry.
There is a risk of them getting caught up in the
cleaning coil or the storage drum! If you have long
hair, you should use a hair net!
Danger!
The contents of the drainage might be infectious
and/or contain aggressive substances. It is
recommended therefore to wear safety goggles
and mouth or face protection!
6.4 Cleaning the cleaning coil (Fig. 1)
When you have fi nished cleaning the pipe, you
should clean and dry the cleaning coil thoroughly
with a clean rag before you move it fully into the
storage drum for the cleaning coil (5).
Any water that might collect in the storage drum
for the cleaning coil (5) can be removed from the
storage drum for the cleaning coil (5) by opening
the cleaning/emptying openings for the storage
drum (6) and leaving them open until the drum
has dried completely.
If any dirt collects in the storage drum for the
cleaning coil (5), you can rinse it out of the drum
with clear water by opening the two cleaning/
emptying openings for the storage drum (6) and
continue rinsing until there is no more dirt in
the storage drum for the cleaning coil (5). Then
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