Nilfisk-ALTO 20 User's Manual
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1. 8 Replacing the filter element 9 a a sa i L EE A suka ass 9 Recycling the vacuum cleaner 10 EI EE 10 Tests and approvals EE 10 Riewe Re E DEE 11 ANG asus ass A ee 11 EC declaration of conformity 12 english CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM 1 Important safety instructions english Symbols used to mark instructions For your own safety Purpose and intended use Precautions and safety regu lations when using the vacu um cleaner Before using the vacuum cleaner always read the operating instruc tions and keep them readily available r This symbol is used to mark safety instruc tions that must be observed to prevent damage to persons Only allow the vacuum cleaner to be used by persons who have been trained in its use and who have been explicitly authorized to use it Despite its simple handling the vacuum cleaner is not suitable for children The use of the vacuum cleaner is subject to valid national regu lations The cleaners described in these operating instructions are desig ned for use in dry conditions and should not be used or stored outside in wet conditions The following Materials should not be picked up by the vacuum cleaner Before start up Inspect power cord regularly to d2. CENTIX 20 CENTIX 40 CENTIX 50 PREMIUM Nilfisk ALTO Why Compromise deutsch Betriebsanleitung 2 15 svenska Bruksanvisning 2 16 28 english Operating Instructions 2 29 41 italiano Instrucciones de uso 2 42 54 dansk Brugsanvisning 2 55 67 823 0060 020 30200 Edition 2 2005 03 Printed in Sweden by AB m lstryck Das Symbol K auf dem Produkt oder seiner Verpackung weist darauf hin dass dieses Produkt nicht als normaler Haushaltsabfall zu behandeln ist sondern an einem Sammelpunkt f r das Recycling von elektrischen und elektronischen Ger ten abgegeben werden muss Durch Ihren Beitrag zum korrekten Entsorgen dieses Produkts sch tzen Sie die Umwelt und die Gesundheit Ihrer Mitmenschen Umwelt und Gesundheit werden durch falsches Entsorgen gef hrdet Weitere Informationen ber das Recycling dieses Produkts erhalten Sie von Ihrem Rathaus Ihrer M llabfuhr oder dem Gesch ft in dem Sie das Produkt gekauft haben Il simbolo x sul prodotto o sulla confezione indica che il prodotto non deve essere considerato come un normale rifiuto domestico ma deve essere portato nel punto di raccolta appropriato per il riciclaggio di apparecchiature elettriche ed elettroniche Provvedendo a smaltire questo prodotto in modo appropriato si contribuisce a evitare potenziali conse
3. CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM Contents 1 Important safety instructions 2 Description 3 Before start up 4 Operation 5 Applications and techniques 6 After finishing work 7 Maintenance 8 Troubleshooting 9 Further information 2 1 3 1 3 2 3 3 4 1 4 1 1 4 1 2 4 2 4 3 4 3 1 4 3 2 5 1 5 1 1 6 1 6 2 7 1 7 2 7 2 1 7 2 2 7 2 3 9 1 9 2 9 3 9 4 9 5 CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM si i ait bud ded Ankur a a tii kis ua As thc 2 Operating elements Atua i ka ia a ia 4 Assembling the cleaner 4 Fixing MADE NN 4 Fitting suction hose and waste air hose 5 Connections u uu aa a i NAA o 5 Electrical connection 5 Connection diagram for central extraction system 5 Operation with central extraction system 6 Mobile ee de EE 6 Changing suction hose for mobile operation 6 Switching on cleaner 6 Rtl e UE 7 Picking up dry substances T Storing suction hose and accessories 7 After mobile operation of the cleaner 7 Maintenance TE 8 Maintenance work REENEN 8 Glen due elle ut 8 Replacing the filter bag
4. Motor will not start gt Motor starts but system gt does not operate at origi nal power Control cable disconnected Vacuum sockets not sealed Tube system damaged Glued connections to suction tubes not tight Test vacuum unit in mobile operation If full suction power is available the tube system is blocked Vacuum unit not providing full suction power Check control cable 7 con nection to vacuum socket 10 Check connection of 12V cont rol cable 7 coming from vacu um sockets to connector blocks 14 with connecting cable 16 to the CENTIX vacuum unit Check alignment of vacuum socket and seals Replace damaged tubes or elbows Re glue the suction tubes See CENTIX operating instruc tions Contact Alto customer service 6 Accessories 6 1 List of optional accessories E mume nm 302001288 9 m suction hose auto S S Na fr maa me een fee nm so pesen 62 Spare parts Contact your friendly ALTO dealer or see spare part list at www alto online com CENTIX 60 english 17 INTERNET http www alto online com ALTO HEADQUARTERS Incentive International A S Kongens Nytorv 28 P O Box 2064 1013 Copenhagen K Tel 45 72 18 10 00 Fax 45 72 18 1164 E mail incentive Q incentive dk com SUBSIDIARIES AUSTRALIA ALTO Overseas Inc 1B 8 Resolution Drive P O Box 797 Caringbah N S W 2229 Tel 61 2 95 24 61 22 Fax 61 2 95 24 52 56 AUST
5. such as pencils toy bricks and small plastic bags Follow the operating instructions carefully Servicing and repairs should only be carried out by an authorised work shop Use only original parts and accessories as recommended by the supplier Never attempt to modify the machine yourself Do not use the central vacuum cleaner if the power cord is damaged The central vacuum cleaner is fitted with a special type of power cord that must be replaced with a cord of the same type if it is damaged A power cord of this type can be obtained from q service contact To avoid any risk this power cord should be replaced by a qualifed expert e The central vacuum cleaner must not be used as a toy The central vacuum cleaner must never be used to vacuum up contaminated dust or cement dust CENTIX CENTIX CENTIX 20 40 50 Height 427mm 800mm 800 mm Width with handles 360mm 440mm Length with bracket 400mm 400 an 70 5 dB Capacity of dust container fash Capacity when using dust bag Max suctionpower 435W 480wW 4sow Max air flow 5211s SSUs 55Ws CO es _ 400 mm EES ea masas Gu ow Set E These appliances conform with EU directives 89 336 EEC 73 23 EEC 93 68 EEC 30 2 Vacuum unit Centix 20 assembly instructions St EN e Bi JAN k a Fig I 2 1 Fitting the mounting bracket Position the holder so that there is plenty of space above and below the
6. tion frame Rule 3 Fit the tubes together without adhesive 13 first and check the distances and flow directions If possible route entire tube system connect up and check Start gluing the vacuum sockets when every thing is correct Rule 4 When checking as described in rule 3 Mark the tube connecting posi tions Atthe end of each tube On tube elbows that are different relative angles If the elbows are to be at a relative angle of exactly 45 or 90 the marks that are stamped into the tube elbows can be used Rule 5 Always cut tubes at right angles Use a tube cutter or a mitre Rule 6 Trim sawn or cut edges Use a burr removing knife or sharp penknife 3 1 2 Installing the suction tubes CENTIX 60 Rule 7 english Always apply adhesive to the tube never put into the socket end Rule 8 The tubes must always slope downwards from the vacuum sockets to the vacuum unit Rule 9 It is advisable to install the vacuum socket that is furthest away from the vacuum unit first Rule 10 Tube branch offs must be as sembled in the airflow direction which prevents Heavy dust particles from falling back Air turbulence which leads to loss of suction power Rule 11 Always insert tube into fitting as far as it will go Rule 12 If the tubes are being sealed in the ceiling of a new building ensure that The tubes are prevented from slipping when s
7. 90 elbow long 45 elbow Tube holder Tube connecting pieces N 90 elbow with 90 branch 12V control cable 25 N OT Cable tie 22 5 cm long Assembly frame cover for plastering Vacuum socket Installation frame 90 elbow short PVC adhesive 125g 1 Connector block 1 Junction box 90x43x48 IP54 VDE grey 12V connecting cable for CENTIX vacuum unit CENTIX 60 english Before installing the system you should answer the following questions Tips Tricks Use the ground plan of your property as a planning basis if possible 21 Selecting a location for the CENTIX vacuum unit 2 Planning the installation 1 What condition is the property in e In the planning phase e Carcass complete e Finished 2 How do you wish to install the suction tubes e On the surface e Concealed e Are empty shafts available 3 What material are the walls made of 4 Where do you wish to locate the vacuum unit 5 Where do you wish to locate the vacuum sockets Location Place the vacuum unit in your house in a location Where the sound of the motor causes the least disturbance Thatis central so that the tubes are as short as possible That is easy to access for emptying dirt containers Do not install your vacuum unit in Rooms in which there is risk of fire Laundry rooms and store rooms Recommended installation sites are e Cellars Garages e Workshops A socket with a voltage o
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9. Vacuum unit 8 Accessories Telescopic tube Radiator crevice nozzle Adjust the length of the telescopic tube by pressing the This nozzle is useful for hard to reach restricted areas button and sliding it in or out 25 Maximum length 1000 such as corners crevices and radiators mm and minimum length 600 mm For cleaning stairs we recommend reducing the length of the tube to the Fig 28 minimum FG 45 Fig 29 Standard floor nozzle Dusting brush This is a universal lightweight floor nozzle that can be The dusting brush can be used on lamps pictures used on most floor surfaces You can switch from cleaning curtains and other textiles Fig 30 carpets to parguet or other flooring Fig 26 27 Fig 30 Furniture nozzle Small practical nozzle for vacuuming furniture cushions and textiles Fig 31 Fig 31 Fig 27 Remember Never vacuum up liquids broken glass or hot ash Fig 32 38 10 Troubleshooting All work involving the 240 volt mains electricity supply must be carried out by a gualified electrical contractor with full knowledge of the relevant safety regulations The vacuum cleaner will not start The vacuum cleaner is fitted with a thermal cut out that may have tripped If this happens unplug the main power cord from the wall socket Wait five minutes to allow the machine to cool down While you are waiting check the filter and dust bag to be sure that nothing is blocking the f
10. not directly opposite each other but have a height diffe rence of at least 17 cm Then draw a diagram sho wing the socket arrangement with exact distances and lengths The tubes can now be as sembled without using adhe sive If everything is correct mark the tubes as described in 3 1 1 General rules Glue the tubes to smaller elements so that they can be conveniently inserted into the chimney Now glue the elements to each other paying attention to the marks and directions Secure the tubes and attach the vacuum socket connections to the tube system NONE 3 2 Installing the control cable Tips Tricks The control cable can also be routed in empty tubes diam 13 5 mm The branching point can be concealed in an empty socket branch socket This keeps the access to the contact points open after plastering You can route and connect the control cables yourself since the control signals are transferred with a low voltage of 12V 1 The two wire control cable 7 must be routed from each vacuum socket along the tubes to the vacuum unit The control cable is attached to the tubes using the supplied cable ties 8 2 The cable is connected to the branching point using a connector block 14 Please ensure that the connections are fitted with long term protection from dirt and moisture The branching so cket can be surface mounted or concealed 3 Gather all the cables i
11. running the length of the pipes Both ends of the low voltage lead should be connected to the connection panel on the vacuum cleaner One lead to each outlet The central vacuum cleaner s power cable must be connected to a 230 volt mains socket The appliance is double insulated and does not need to be earthed The vacuum cleaner starts and stops automatically When the vacuum hose is connected to a vacuum socket a metal ring on the end of the hose closes the control circuit and the vacuum cleaner starts up 7 When the hose is removed from the vacuum socket the vacuum cleaner stops You should allow the hose to empty of dust and dirt before switching the vacuum cleaner off If you use a hose with an on off switch you can start and stop the vacuum cleaner using the switch on the handle Fig 8 32 Filter Fig 9 3 2 Servicing Always unplug the power cord before doing any service work If suction is poor it indicates that the flow of air through the machine is restricted This may be due to the following e The dust bag is full and should be replaced The filter is clogged and should be cleaned The vacuum cleaner has a thermal cut out that trips if the vacuum cleaner becomes overheated If this happens unplug the main power cord to reset the vacuum cleaner Wait 5 10 minutes to allow the machine to cool down While you are waiting check the hose dust bag and filter to be sure that nothing is blocking
12. shownon 1 Ensure that the vacuum 4 1 1 Electrical connection the rating plate must correspond cleaner is switched off to the voltage of the mains po 2 Insert the power cord into a wer supply properly installed and fused socket with an earthing con tact 4 1 2 Connection diagram for central extraction system 302 001 193 302 001 194 CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM english 42 Operation on central extraction system 4 3 Mobile operation 4 3 1 Changing suction hose for mobile operation 4 3 2 Switching on cleaner Connect only plugs to the clea ner socket that have been ap proved by Alto 1 Ensure that the cleaner is switched off the suction sockets are not activated 2 Connect the plug of the cen tral extraction system 1 to the control panel 3 Turn the switch to position I 4 Insert the suction hose in the suction socket CENTIX 60 The vacuum cleaner motor starts 5 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM Switch the suction motor on and off at the switch 2 on the suction pipe handle CENTIX 60 1 Unscrew suction hose bush o 32 mm from the suction hose left thread 2 Screw 32 50 mm bush 1 on to one end of the suction hose left handed thread CE
13. supply system Ensure that the voltage shown on the rating plate cor responds to the voltage of the local mains power supply If you are using an extension cord use only those specified by the manufacturer or higher guality ones see section 9 4 Technical data Only carry out maintenance work described in the operating instructions Use only the brushes supplied with the vacuum cleaner or spe cified in the operating manual The use of other brushes can adversely affect safety CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM It is recommended that the vacuum cleaner should be con nected via a residual current circuit breaker This stops the supply of electricity if the leaka ge current to earth exceeds 30 mA for 30 ms or it has an earth tester circuit Arrange the electrical parts sockets plugs and couplings and lay down the extension lead so that the protection class is maintained Never spray water on to the up per section of the vacuum clea ner Danger for persons risk or short circuiting Observe the latest edition of the IEC regulations Always pull out the mains plug before cleaning and mainte nance of the vacuum cleaner Use only original Alto accesso ries and spare parts see sec tion 9 5 The use of other parts can adversely affect safety english CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM english 2 1 3 Before start up 3 1 3 2 2 Description Operating elements Assembling the cleane
14. you only wish to use one vacuum socket in the second storey this can be installed as floor vacu um socket Tips Tricks contains a few suggestions as to how tubes laid beneath plaster can be covered in an elegant way If you have double layer wooden walls the as cending tube can be installed in the cavity bet ween the wooden walls In properties without a cellar the vacuum unit can be placed in a storage room and the tubes laid either on the surface or in double layer wooden walls If you wish to put the vacuum unit in the attic the tubes can be routed downward in the required po sition either on the surface or in double layer wooden walls CENTIX 60 english 10 2c Use of empty shafts or unused chimneys Tips Tricks when installing in existing houses e Install suction tube along base of wall or in a corner e Install the suction tube system behind furniture You can then make a vacuum socket break through behind the furniture so that a vacuum socket can be installed in the adjacent room e Please note that floor vacuum sockets must always be located near the wall in order to minimise the risk of tripping In a property with an unused chimney or empty shafts the tubes can be vertically routed from the vacuum sockets to the vacuum unit inside the chimney through the floors 1 Determine the positions of the vacuum sockets Ensure that the vacuum sockets are
15. 4 Selecting a location for the vacuum sockets 5 Suction tube installation 6 General rules when installing suction tubes 6 Installing the suction tubes 7 Installing the control cable 11 Installing the vacuum sockets 12 Installing the vacuum unit 13 Assembling and positioning the vacuum cleaner wall mounting 14 Installing the suction hose 14 Installing the exhaust pipe 14 Operation etart up 15 Assembling and positioning the hose holder 15 Vacuum unit maintenanoe 15 Suction tube system maintenance 15 RE NE RA 16 List of optional accessories 17 Spare PA rede 17 CENTIX 60 english CENTIX 60 english Important safety instructions Vacuum unit Installing the vacuum unit Operating the suction tube system Always read the operating instructions before starting up the CENTIX vacuum unit and keep them readily available Do not cov
16. 6 Operating instructions Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium 1 1 LL 55 NNN 35 NNN 35 FE UE RE DEE ER 7 Filter and dust bags Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium 36 14 Replacing the bag filter o spp 20 FZ ale IS YI AAP 36 La Replacing the dus oo ENE e 30 TARDI dus EDOT rr T Tr TB 36 8 Electrical connecton 0c ccceseeseseesseneeseasssseseseeseessessansseseeseeseeneeseeneesenes ES EERSTEN 38 10 ROUT NS SO UNG EE 39 10 1 Service maintenance guide Centix d 40 10 2 Service maintenance guide Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium 40 11 Dimensional drowung s 0 cccsseeseseeseeseeseaseessassseseeseeseesssueseeseeseeseeseeseeneanen 4 Congratulations on your choice of central vacuum cleaner If you use your vacuum cleaner in accordance with these operating instructions your machine will be a pleasure to use and an essential worktool in your home for many years to come Our products are under constant development and we therefore reserve the right to make any necessary alterations to the design of the machine We also make reservations concerning any misprints that may arise Legislation governing consumer compensation claims apply to this product under current terms of sale on the assumption that the product has been used correctly for household use and maintained in accordance with the instructions con tained in this user guide Dust bags are consumables This product comes under the various countries statutory
17. NTIX 60 PREMIUM 1 Use the suction hose sup plied for mobile operation Connect only plugs to the clea ner socket that have been ap proved by Alto 1 Ensure that the tool is swit ched off 2 Insert the plug for mobile operation 1 into the cleaner socket 3 Connect the suction hose to the inlet fitting 1 4 Turn the switch to position Gi The vacuum cleaner motor starts CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM english Applications and techniques Techniques If used correctly additional ac Effective cleaning is achieved if cessories suction nozzles and you follow just a few guidelines suction hoses can enhance the in combination with your own cleaning action and reduce the practical experience in special cleaning effort fields Here are some basic tips Picking up dry CAUTION Before picking up dry sub substances The following materials should stances always ensure that a not be picked up by the vacuum filter bag is inserted in the tank cleaner see section 9 5 Accessories hazardous dust for order number Disposal of hot materials burning ciga the picked up material is then rettes hot ash etc simple and hygienic flammable explosive dust e g magnesium or aluminium dust etc liquids After finishing work Storing suction hose CAUTION Danger of tripping bracket supplied and accessories To prevent accidents 2 Store the suction pipe nozzle 1 Wind up the su
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19. a filter installed Pull the filter out of the container Fig 12 The filter can be cleaned by shaking it or washing it in water If you wash the filter you must let it dry completely before refitting it Take the cleaned filter and place it in the bottom of the container Press the outer edge of the filter down against the sides of the container so that the filter bulges up Slightly Then push the filter down into place Make sure the filter is packed in tightly against the motor housing Fig 13 Reinstall the dust bag and replace the lid Check that the lid is firmly secured S Vacuum unit Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium assembly instructions Exhaust 34 5 1 Fitting the mounting bracket Plan the positioning of the mounting bracket so that there is plenty of space above and below the area where the vacuum unit is to be located Make sure there is a minimum of 400 mm free space below the dust container Mark the positions for all four screw holes with q pen or similar The diameter of the holes in the holder is 5 mm Select screws and if necessary wall plugs suitable for the type of wall concerned Drill the four screw holes Fit the mounting bracket with the large opening pointing downwards see Fig 14 Then screw the holder firmly into place 5 2 Locating the vacuum cleaner on the mounting bracket To facilitate the procedure first remove the dust container Free the container by p
20. acuum unit The rating plate is adjacent to the lead intake It s q good idea to copy this data here so that it is readily to hand Date of purchase a please keep your receipt 10 1 Service maintenance guide Centix 20 NB Never vacuum without a filter and dust bag installed Dust bag Filter in bottom Should be replaced before it becomes completely full depending on use but normally 2 4 times a year Should be checked when changing the bag Poor suction and danger of creating a blockage in the pipe system Poor suction can result Dust can find its way into the motor Grasp the edge of the lid and open it by pulling upwards Remove the old dust bag by turning the cardboard stiffener to the right or left so that the elevation on the nozzle penetrates the opening in the cardboard Now slide the bag off the inlet Push the opening in the cardboard over the elevation on the inlet and pull on the new bag Twist the cardboard to lock the bag in place NB The opening in the card must be adjusted and pushed past the elevation on the inlet before the cardboard can be locked into place with a twisting action NB Never vacuum without a dust bag installed Remove the dust bag as described above Remove the filter from the bottom The filter can be cleaned by shaking it or washing it in water NB The filter must be completely dry before being r
21. aran Symbolet x p produktet eller pa pakken angiver at dette produkt ikke m behandles som husholdningsaffald Det skal i stedet overgives til en affaldsstation for behandling af elektrisk og elektronisk udstyr Ved at s rge for at dette produkt bliver bortskaffet p den rette m de hj lper du med til at forebygge eventuelle negative p virkninger af milj et og af personers helbred der ellers kunne for rsages af forkert bortskaffelse af dette produkt Kontakt det lokale kommunekontor affaldsselskab eller den forretning hvor produkt er kobt for yderligere oplysninger om genanvendelse af dette produkt Contents 1 Important soifetvprecoutons I aa aaaaa aaa aaa 30 LEG r 2 r rr Pr Pr r S 30 2 Vacuum unit Centix 20 assembly instructions aaa 3 2 1 Fitting the mounting bracket e 3 2 2 Locating the vacuum cleaner on the mounting bracket 3 ZS ONE CEA EIERE el 3 Operating instructions Centix 20 aaa aaaa1r 32 TN 32 re uuu rrrsPpFpFpPPPrpprP E E 32 4 Filter and dust bags Centix ZU 1mm 33 a Replacing the dust bog E E T TL T O 22 hop Ge MEG CA 22 5 Vacuum unit Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium assembly instructions 34 Sal Fitting the e lake ola O LLULLU midten pt 34 5 2 Locating the vacuum cleaner on the mounting bracket oe cceceessesseeeeseeseeseeseeseeseeneen 34 5 3 COMME ENG the MIA e ll ULU i i a i ij 34
22. are waiting check the hose dust bag and filter to be sure that nothing is blocking the flow of air through the machine The vacuum cleaner should now start again If the cut out trips again you need to get a service firm to remedy the fault The Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium can be run with or without the installation of a dust bag the choice is yours These products must always be operated with a bag filter fitted 35 6 Operating instructions Centix 40 Centix 5O Premium 6 3 Centix 50 Premium Display The Centix 50 Premium model has a display giving information about the machine Fig 19 The display is illuminated and lights up on start up The display remains illuminated for 15 minutes after the machine has been switched off This allows you to check the current status of the machine after it has been in operation Run 301h 01m 11s Run Shows the machines total operating hours ie the period of time the motor has been in operation The time is shown in hours minutes and seconds When the machine has been in operation for approximately 700 hours it will stop You must then make immediate contact with an authorised service workshop for a replacement motor to be installed You can reset the machine temporarily and run the motor for an additional 100 hours approximately by unplugging the power cable and then reconnecting it to the mains socket Once you reach the end of the 100 hours of operating time the machine will st
23. ction hose and other accessories in a and hang it up on the wall suitable place 1 Switch off the vacuum clea ner and pull the mains plug out of the socket 2 Empty the tank and clean the vacuum cleaner 3 Wind up the suction hose and store the suction pipe nozzle and other accesso ries in a suitable place 4 Wind up the power cord and hang it on the handle After mobile operation of the cleaner 5 Reconnect the cleaner to the central extraction system CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM 7 Maintenance english 7 1 Maintenance plan A Amma 7 2 2 Replacing the filter bag 7 2 3 Replacing the filter element 7 2 4 Check that the hose of the level indicator and accessories are not blocked and clean them 7 2 Maintenance work 7 2 1 Emptying dirt tank Empty the dirt tank if you use the vacuum cleaner without a filter bag 1 Remove the upper section of cleaner from the dirt tank 2 Using one hand take hold of the dirt tank underneath and tip out the dirt 3 Dispose of the dirt in accor dance with legal regulations 4 Clean the rim of the tank 5 Attach the upper section of the cleaner 6 Clean the inlet fitting and hose collar 7 Re insert the suction hose 7 2 2 Replacing the filter bag 1 Remove the upper section of cleaner from the dirt tank 2 Carefully remove the filter bag connection from the inlet fitting 3 Close the filter bag connec tion with the slid
24. cuum socket 10 far enough into the O ring seal to make a perfect seal Attach vacuum socket to control cable Screw vacuum socket 10 to installation frame 11 using special screws with coloured tops Saw a hole in the wooden wall with dimensions of 61 mm x 109 mm Break off the side part of the installation frame as descri bed in Tips Tricks Glue the 90 elbow 12 to the installation frame 11 paying attention to correct elbow position 4 Now insert the installation frame through the hole in the wall 5 6 Screw the vacuum socket 10 to the installation frame 11 Attach the 90 elbow to the prepared tube 1 If you have access into the double layer wooden walls install the vacuum socket first and then slide the suction tube onto the 90 elbow 12 Tips Tricks e 3 4 IMPORTANT The socket will subsequently be in the same location as the installation frame Please ensure that the frame is aligned in a perpendicular position To prevent the tube system from being blocked by long objects Use short 90 elbow 12 immediately after vacuum socket Connect short limb to installation frame and long limb to vacuum socket If you cannot use a short 90 elbow 12 e g with surface installations avoid sucking up long objects If the tops of the screws on the rear of the installation frame interfere with flush fitting simply saw then off car
25. e 4 Dispose of the filter bag in accordance with legal regu lations 5 Place a new filter bag into the cleaned tank as described in the instructions printed on the filter bag IMPORTANT Press the filter bag connection firmly on to the inlet fitting CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM 7 2 3 Replacing the filter 3 1 Remove the upper section of english element t the cleaner from the dirt tank 7 and deposit it with the filter 2 element facing upwards Do Toe not place the upper section of the cleaner on the guard 2 Turn the filter holder anticlo ckwise 2 and remove it 3 A EEE kE 3 Carefully remove the filter KTD element ima 4 Clean the filter seal 4 Check it for damage and replace it if necessary 5 Fit a new filter element 6 Fit the filter holder and turn it clockwise to secure it 7 Dispose of the used filter element in accordance with legal regulations CAUTION Never use the vacuum cleaner without a filter 8 Troubleshooting Fault Cause Remedy Motor does not start gt Fuse of the mains socket has Reset the fuse blown gt Plug not inserted for opera Insert the plug into the clea tion on the central extraction ner socket See sections 4 1 3 system mobile operation and 4 1 4 gt Overload protection switch Switch off the vacuum cleaner has tripped and allow it to cool for approx 5 minutes If the cleaner can not be started again contact the Alto se
26. e also protrudes from the ceiling in locations where a wall will subsequently be built Before casting the entire ceiling 4 Prevent suction tubes from slipping Otherwise vacuum socket connection can move 5 Build walls around the ascending tubes In existing buildings the best method to use is not to conceal the tubes but install them beneath the plaster in the ceilings or walls like conventional sewage pipes Breakthroughs and wall slits of approx 8 cm x 8 cm are required to do this 1 Knock a slit dimensions 8 cm x 8 cm in the wall 2 Insert suction tube into slit approx 1 cm below edge Masonry 4 CENTIX 60 2b Existing houses english surface installation The suction tubes can also be surface mounted Experience has shown the following to be advisable I Properties with cellar single storey II Properties with cellar multiple storeys III Properties without cellar L Route tubes along cellar ceiling Makes holes in the ceiling at the locations in which the vacuum sockets will subseguently be fitted The vacuum sockets can be conveniently installed as floor vacuum sockets in the first storey ll In properties with a cellar and multiple storeys you can proceed as described in section I Route an ascending tube to the second floor The ascending tube should be as central as possible so that the suction tubes can be routed from it in a spider pattern If
27. e the dust bag Then empty the container of any remaining dust in a suitable place 7 3 Replacing the dust bag The machine is supplied with a paper dust bag Replace the dust bag in the following way 1 2 Pull the inlet socket out of the machine Release the two handles clamped on to the dust container Free them by pulling the handles outwards away from the container Lift off the container Shake the dust from the bag filter It may be advantageous for the filter to be installed in the container in such a way that dust in the filter can be shaken down into the dust container Lift out the bag filter Remove the dust bag by taking hold of the cardboard stiffener and carefully pulling out the card and bag from the container Fig 23 Empty the container of dust 36 O Centix 50 Premium 7 2 Fitting the bag filter Replace the bag filter in the machine as follows 1 Replace the cleaned shaken bag filter in the container Fig 22 Make sure the filter support fits into the inner edge of the dust container properly Check that the filter is fitted the right way up the cloth handle on the filter should be visible Then replace the dust container with the bag filter in the cleaner s vacuum unit Close the container on the vacuum unit by applying inward pressure to the two handles to ensure the vacuum unit and dust container are fitted together properly Fit the inlet socket to the machine 7 4 Fittin
28. ealing takes place The vacuum socket connecting pieces come out in the exact po sition where the wall will be later After the vacuum socket locations have been selected the tube spi der must be installed in the property The following tube routing options are available 1 In new building 2 In existing buildings a Concealed b Surface mounted wood construction type c Use of empty shafts or unused chimneys CENTIX 60 english 1 New buildings Tips Tricks Do not glue the vertical suction tube to the horizontal suction tubes in the ceiling immediately When the piece of tube is being sealed into the ceiling it must be protected with a casing so that the tube can be replaced with a longer one after the ceiling has been cast if necessary e Create slits for the suction tubes in the finished wall This makes the masonry work easier 2a Existing houses concealed routing Special attention must be paid to planning in a new building Changes cannot be made once the tubes have been sealed in Example two storey house with cellar As soon as cellar is ready in the carcass 1 Decide where the ascending tube is going to enter the upper floors 2 Route the suction tubes to the locations where the vacuum so ckets are going to be installed in a spider pattern in the casing or on the finished ceiling 3 Let suction tube sections protrude from where the ceiling is go ing to be Ensure that the tub
29. efully and slowly with a handsaw so that the frame does not disintegrate The side section of the installation frame 11 can also be removed at the break off point if it interferes because of the installation dimensions For ease of installation grease rubber seals of socket Installing the vacuum unit CENTIX 60 english 13 CENTIX 60 english 14 3 4 1 Assembling and positioning the vacuum cleaner wall mounting Tips Tricks e Ensure that the top of the vacu um cleaner is easy to remove and that the filter bag can be disposed of without problems 3 4 2 Installing the suction hose 3 4 3 Installing the exhaust pipe 2 Attach other end of suction 4 Drill hole on external wall 5 Affix blow out valve to tube 6 Attach blow out valve to 1 Position the vacuum at a maximum height of approx 90 cm see Tips Tricks Adapt the location to your requirements 2 Notes on installing wall mount see CENTIX 60 operating instruc tions 1 Insert suction hose into inlet fitting with 90 sleeve hose to suction tube system If suction hose is not long enough lengthen the suction tube system 1 Install exhaust fitting to vacuum unit as described in installation guide provided with exhaust fitting 2 Attach exhaust hose to exhaust fitting 3 Attach other end to exhaust tube system Route tube system to external wall taking the shortes
30. einstalled Replace the cleaned filter in the machine Press the outer edge of the filter down against the sides of the container so that the filter bulges up slightly Refit the dust bag and replace the lid Check that the lid is sitting firmly in place NB Never vacuum without a filter installed 10 2 Service maintenance guide Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium NB Never vacuum without a filter installed Dust container Dust bag Should be emptied before the container is 3 4 full depending on use but normally 2 4 times a year Should be replaced before it becomes completely full depending on use but normally 2 4 times a year Should be shaken when the container is emptied NB Only use dry cleaning methods Danger of blockage in the pipe system Poor suction and danger of creating a blockage in the pipe system To maintain good suction power 40 Remove the hose from the machine Then loosen the handles on the container pull out from the machine to free the container from the machine Lift out the filter and dust bag see additional information below Empty the dust into a plastic bag and put in dustbin Any remaining dust or fluff can be removed manually Remove the hose from the machine Then loosen the handles on the container pull out from the machine to free the container from the machine Lift off the container Lift out the filter Then remove the dust bag by pulling the bag s cardb
31. er Bag Run Shows the machine s total operating hours ie the period of time the motor has been in operation When the machine has been in operation for approximately 700 hours it stops You must then make immediate contact with an authorised service workshop for a replacement motor to be fitted You can reset the machine temporarily and run the motor for an additional 100 hours approximately by unplugging the power cable and then reconnecting it to the mains socket Once you reach the end of the 100 hours of operating time the machine will stop again It will now be necessary for an authorised service workshop to replace the motor and reset the clock Filter Bag Shows the remaining capacity of the dust bag and bag filter The indication is shown as a percentage 0 is displayed when the bag bag filter is empty Indication is then given in increments of 10 at a time When 90 capacity has been reached the display will warn you with the following flashing message Check filter You should then check the filter and replace the dust bag and bag filter as soon as possible see section on filter and dust bag Once the dust bag has been replaced reset the machine by starting it up again The indication should then display 0 again Service and spare parts If you need a service or spare parts contact your local dealer In Such circumstances it is always useful if you can give the technical data shown on the rating plate of the v
32. er vacuum unit motor air inlet on rear of cover otherwise motor may overheat and shut off Fire protection Do not place vacuum unit in rooms in which there is risk of fire When routing the tube system in fire lobbies observe national building regulations and install suitable fire protection equipment if necessary Expansion joints When the tube system is being routed through expansion joints ensure that the tubes are slideable by installing protective insulation at both sides of the expansion joint Route control cable in a cable protection tube Gluing the tubes Follow instructions on safe handling and use of adhesives inscrip tion on tube Installing the vacuum unit above vacuum sockets Installing the vacuum unit above vacuum sockets may prevent heavy particles from being sucked up Check interior of vacuum sockets for residue at regular intervals The following materials must not be sucked up since they are a threat to persons or can damage the equipment Liquids and wet dirt Dust that is hazardous to health Flammable explosive dust e g magnesium dust aluminium dust etc Hot materials glowing cigarettes hot ash etc The following items must not be sucked up because they may block the tube system Long items Cleaning rags cloths or the like CENTIX 60 english 1 Contents of installation kit 302001193 302001194 PVC tubes 1 2 m diam 50 8 Quantity 15
33. etect signs of damage e g cracks or ageing This symbol is used to mark safety instruc tions that must be observed to prevent damage to the vacuum cleaner and its performance This symbol in dicates tips and instructions to simplify work and to ensure safe operation Besides the operating instruc tions and the binding accident prevention regulations valid in the country of use observe re cognized regulations for safety and proper use Do not use any unsafe work technigues hazardous dust hot materials burning ciga rettes hot ash etc flammable explosive dust e g magnesium or aluminium dust etc liquids If the power cord is damaged it must be replaced by Alto Ser vice or an electrician to avoid danger before use of the vacu um cleaner is continued Maintenance cleaning and repair Accessories and spare parts Use only the type of power cord specified in the operating ma nual Do not damage the power cord e g by moving over it or pulling or crushing it Discon nect the power cord by pulling the plug only do not pull or tug the power cord Inspect the vacuum cleaners to ensure that they are in proper condition Plugs and couplings in power cords must at least have splash protection Never use the vacuum cleaner if the filter element is damaged Electrical components Check the rated voltage of the vacuum cleaner before con necting it to the mains
34. f 230 V 50 Hz is required to connect the vacuum unit Place the unit in a room with an external wall so that the turbine exhaust can be led to the outside see section 3 4 3 Exhaust pipe installation CENTIX 60 22 Selecting a location for The vacuum sockets should be located as follows english the vacuum sockets In easily accessible locations Near light switches or door frames Never behind a door At a height of approx 30 40 cm Ata height of approx 90 100 cm Beyond the reach of children Similar height to sockets and light switches Asa floor vacuum socket ensure that the vacuum socket is loca ted near the wall in order to minimise the risk of tripping Take care not to damage electrical cables when drilling the holes that are required in the wall Additional vacuum sockets are always available from your ALTO dealer if required Measure action radius The suction hose and the telescopic tube are approximately 10m long when combined Please assume a working distance of 9 m for safety 1 Draw circles to scale on the ground plan of your property with a compass radius of 9m starting at the corners Select a location for a vacuum socket in the wall or the floor within the area inside the arcs 2 If you have a large property divide the area of your ground plan into several sections and use the same method When selecting the locations of the vacuum sockets consider the fact that furniture or other
35. fixed installations may have a considerable influence on the distances that the hoses have to travel Tips Tricks In most cases it is advisable not to install vacuum sockets in isola ted rooms Instead buy a suction hose ex tension from the ALTO accessory range which will increase your working range considerably e To check your distances cut a length of thread to scale hose length and place on your plan Check whether you can comfor tably reach every corner taking furniture positions into conside ration e In existing buildings cut a piece of string to the original length and simulate the hose when selecting vacuum socket positions CENTIX 60 english 3 Installation The text figures in brackets relate to the table in section 1 Contents of installation kit 3 1 Suction tube installation 3 1 1 General rules when installing suction tubes Rule 1 The tubes 1 can be installed vertically or horizontally If the tubes are installed horizontally ensure that they slope downwards toward the vacuum unit Rule 2 Always install a short 90 elbow 12 after the socket 10 and the installation frame 11 This prevents long items from being sucked in Note attach long limb to tube system and short limb to installa
36. g the dust bag Replace the dust bag as follows 1 2 Fit the dust bags card with a hole into the bag holder Fig 24 Replace the cleaned shaken bag filter in the container Make sure the filter support fits into the inner edge of the dust container properly Check that the filter is fitted the right way up the cloth handle on the filter should be visible Fig 22 Replace the dust container on the vacuum unit Close the container on the vacuum unit by applying inward pressure to the two handles to ensure the vacuum unit and dust container are fitted together properly Replace the inlet socket in the machine 8 Electrical connection On Off Outlet for the low voltage leads The control current outlet low voltage is connected to a control current lead running the length of the pipes Centix 20 Both ends of the low voltage lead are connected to the connection panel on the vacuum unit One lead to each outlet The low voltage lead should be connected as illustrated below He ef E The central vacuum cleaner s 230 volt power cord must be connected to a 230 volt mains socket The appliance is double insulated and does not need to be earthed Centix 20 The connection panel is He of The low voltage lead is connected to this outlet located in the bottom of the Centix 20 vacuum unit 37 Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium The connection panel is located in the top of the Centix 40 and Centix 50 Premium
37. guenze negative che potrebbero derivare da uno smaltimento inadeguato del prodotto Per informazioni pi dettagliate sul riciclaggio di questo prodotto contattare l uflicio comunale il servizio locale di smaltimento rifiuti o il negozio in cui stato acquistato il prodotto The symbol X on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product For more detailed information about recycling of this product please contact your local city office your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Symbolen X pa produkten eller emballaget anger att produkten inte far hanteras som hush llsavfall Den skall i st llet l mnas in p uppsamlingsplats f r tervinning av el och elektronikkomponenter Genom att s kerst lla att produkten hanteras p r tt s tt bidrar du till att f rebygga eventuellt negativa milj och h lsoeffekter som kan uppst om produkten kasseras som vanligt avfall F r ytterligare upplysningar om tervinning b r du kontakta lokala myndigheter eller soph mtningstj nst eller affaren dar du k pte v
38. if the im pedance at the transfer point is 20 15 Q The cleaner contains valuable materials that should be recyc led Therefore make use of your local waste disposal site Contact your local authorities or your nearest dealer for further information Subject to change as a result of technical advances The vacuum cleaner has been approved in accordance with IEC EN 60336 2 2 9 4 Technical data CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM Volume flow air Negative pressure Sound pressure level CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM max I min max Pa dB A Operating noise Power cord length Power cord type Protection class Radio interference level dB A H05VV F 2 x 0 75 EN 50014 1 Tank volume 27 Weight 9 5 Accessories kg Nm Order Filter bag 5 pcs Filter element 302000449 11753 Universal nozzle 14295 Angle bush 850 mm 48731 Waste air fitting 650 mm 302001158 Suction hose 050 x 1 000 mm 302001005 Bush 050 mn rotatable 15101 Bush 032 50 mm rotatable 15103 english 11 CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM english 9 6 EC declaration of conformity EC declaration of conformity ALTO Deutschland GmbH Guido Oberdorfer Strasse 2 8 D 89287 Bellenberg Product Model Description The design of the appliance corresponds to the following pertinent regulations Applied harmonized standards Applied national standards and technica
39. ing the machine The control current outlet low voltage is connected to a control current lead running the length of the pipes Both ends of the low voltage lead should be connected to the connection panel on the vacuum unit One lead to each outlet The central vacuum cleaner s power cable must be connected to a 230 volt mains socket The appliance is double insulated and does not need to be earthed Fig 17 The vacuum cleaner starts and stops automatically When the vacuum hose is connected to a vacuum socket Fig 17 a metal ring on the end of the hose closes the control circuit and the vacuum cleaner starts up When the hose is removed from the vacuum socket the vacuum cleaner stops You should allow the hose to empty of dust and dirt before switching the vacuum cleaner off If you use a hose with remote control you can start and stop the vacuum cleaner using the switch on the handle Fig 18 6 2 Servicing Always unplug the power cable before doing any service work If suction is poor it indicates that the flow of air through the machine is restricted This may be due to the following e The dust bag is full and should be replaced e The filter is clogged and should be cleaned of dust The vacuum cleaner has a thermal cut out that trips if the vacuum cleaner becomes overheated If this happens unplug the main power cored to reset the vacuum cleaner Wait 5 10 minutes to allow the machine to cool down While you
40. l specifications a La Pi a ah P TTK i GE Dipl Ing W fgang Nieuwkamp Tests and approvals Cleaner for dry conditions CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM 230 V 50 Hz 1200 W EC Machine Directive 98 37 EC EC Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EC EC EMC Directive 89 336 EC EN 292 1 EN 292 2 EN 60335 1 EN 60335 2 2 EN 55014 1 EN 55014 2 EN 61000 3 2 DIN EN 60335 1 DIN EN 60335 2 69 Bellenberg 16 10 2003 12 www alto online com CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM kuro Why Compromise M english Installation Instructions 1 deutsch Installationsanleitung 18 francais Notice d installation 35 nederlands Installatie instructies 52 norsk Installasjonsveiledning 69 svensk Inneh llsf rteckning 86 dansk Installationsvejledning 103 suomi ASENNUSON uuu ll a 120 302001250 2003 11 03 Contents Important safety instructions 1 Contents of installation kit 2 Planning the installation 3 Installation 4 Maintenance 5 Troubleshooting 6 Accessories 2 1 2 2 3 1 3 1 1 3 1 2 3 2 3 3 3 4 3 4 1 3 4 2 3 4 3 3 4 4 3 4 5 4 1 4 2 6 1 6 2 NE S 2 Palaganas NGABA ahus pusak AA 3 Selecting a location for the CENTIX vacuum unit
41. low of air through the machine After five minutes plug the power cord back into the wall socket The vacuum cleaner should now start again If the cut out trips again you need to get a service firm to remedy the fault Are you using the correct hose Only the original hoses fit correctly Does the vacuum cleaner start when you try a different vacuum socket If so there is a fault in the electrical connection to the first socket Unscrew the socket and check the connection at the back Is the power supply connected to the vacuum unit Is there power at the socket Is the low voltage lead connected to the vacuum unit The vacuum cleaner will not stop Has a metal object become lodged in one of the vacuum sockets causing the pins to become fused Poor suction power Are all the vacuum sockets closed properly Has something become jammed in one of the vacuum sockets Is the container lid closed properly Is the gasket between the container and the lid in place Is it damaged Is the pipe system blocked Is the dust bag full or clogged Model Centix 50 Premium issues a warning with a message on the panel Is filter clogged Model Centix 50 Premium issues a warning with a message on the panel 39 Centix 50 Premium display The Centix 50 Premium model has a display that shows relevant status The display shows the machine s total operating hours Run It also shows the remaining capacity of the filter and dust bag Filt
42. n the junction box 15 and connect them to the control cable 16 with the aid of the connector block 14 4 Check the continuity of the control cable before plastering The vacuum unit control cable is inserted into the vacuum unit so cket during stationary operation The right or left connection can be used see also CENTIX operating instructions Connecting control cable 7 to vacuum socket 5 To connect vacuum socket allow control cable 7 to pro trude from wall by approx 20 cm for problem free vacuum socket 10 connection later The polarity is unimportant when making the connec tion CENTIX 60 english 11 CENTIX 60 english 3 3 Installing the vacuum The vacuum sockets consist of the following components sockets 1 2 3 Vacuum socket installed beneath plaster The installation frame 11 is in stalled flush with the plaster 1 Vacuum socket installed in wooden walls If you wish to install the suction tubes in double layer wooden walls proceed as follows 1 Remove access cover when Vacuum socket 10 Installation frame 11 Short 90 elbow 12 Before plastering fit access cover 9 to installation frame so that installation frame is not damaged or soiled wall covering is complete Slide connecting piece of va
43. oard stiffener off the nozzle Replace in reverse order Start by pulling the hose out of the dust container Loosen the handles on the container by pulling the handles in an outward direction from the machine Remove the container from the machine Do not remove the filter from the container Instead give the filter a light shaking inside the container to loosen dust from the filter and allow it to fall into the container Lift out the bag filter If a dust bag is being used remove it Then empty the dust from the containerin a suitable place 11 Dimensional drawings Centix 20 Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium Dimensional drawings in mm Centix 20 FAA Min 500 Centix 40 Centix 50 Premium 66 395 a A x o ON H O f S g f 77777777 www alto online com CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM Alto Compromise english Operating Instructions 1 deutsch Betriebsanleitung 13 francais Notice d utilisation 25 nederlands Gebruiksaanwijzing 37 norsk Driftsinstruks 49 svensk Bruksanvisning 61 dansk Driftsvejledning 73 suomi JE Lolo y uu AA AAAH 85 302001245 2003 11 03 TECHNOLOGIES CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM
44. op again It will now be necessary for an authorised service workshop to replace the motor and reset the clock Filter Bag 80 Filter Bag Shows the remaining capacity of the dust bag and bag filter The indication is shown as a percentage 0 is displayed when the bag bag filter is empty Indication is then given in increments of 10 at a time When 90 capacity has been reached the display will warn you with the following flashing message Check filter You should then replace the dust bag and bag filter as soon as possible see section on filter and dust bag Once the dust bag has been replaced reset the machine by starting it up again The indication should then display 0 again The panel on the Centix 50 Premium displays relevant information about the machine Run 301h 01m 11s Filter Bag 80 7 Filter and dust bags Centix 4 Fig 20 7 1 Replacing the bag filter A bog filter must always be installed in the dust container Clean the filter in the following way 1 2 Start by pulling the pipe socket out of the dust container Release the two handles clamping the dust container Free them by pulling the handles outwards away from the container Fig 20 Do not remove the filter from the container Instead give the filter a light shaking inside the container to loosen dust from the filter allowing it to fall into the container Fig 21 Lift out the bag filter If a dust bag is being used remov
45. place where the vacuum unit is to be located Make sure there is a minimum of 500 mm free space above 2 2 Locating the vacuum cleaner on the the Centix 20 container Mark the positions for the four mounting bracket screw holes with a pen or similar Then select appropriate screws and if necessary wall plugs for the type of wall surface to which the bracket is to be attached Drill the four holes for the mounting bracket The diameter of the screw holes in the holder is 5 mm Fit the mounting bracket with the large opening pointing upwards see Fig 1 Tighten the screws so that the holder is held firmly in place screws provided Fig 2 Position the vacuum unit so that the mounting bracket is directly above the wall bracket see Fig 2 Lower the machine down on to the mounting bracket Make sure the corresponding bracket on the machine is held firmly in place by the wall bracket 2 3 Connecting the machine The machine is connected with the suction pipe in the uppermost position and the exhaust pipe in the lower position This connection should not be glued but can be taped when the unit is serviced at a later date The suction pipe socket can be fitted to two different points depending on the direction in which you would like to install the pipe system To relocate the suction pipe socket you need to do the following 1 Release the suction pipe socket by unscrewing the four combination Torx screws with a Torx T20 or an ordina
46. r Fixing wall bracket See fold out page at the front of these operating instructions Handle with cable hook 2 Accessory holder 3 Cleaner switch The mains plug should not be inserted into a socket Open the retaining clamps 1 and lift off the upper sec tion of the cleaner O OO O O Retaining clamp Dirt tank Grip to empty tank Inlet fitting Plug for mobile operation Waste air connection Take the accessories out of the dirt tank and the pa ckaging Place a filter bag into the tank as described in the instructions printed on the filter bag IMPORTANT Press the filter bag connection firmly on to the inlet fitting Fit the upper section of the cleaner and close the retai ning clamps taking care not to damage the filter bag NOTE Ensure that the retai ning clamps fit properly At the installation site 1 2 3 Screw the holding bar on to the rear of the suction unit Fix the wall bracket on the wall Hang the cleaner on the wall bracket CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM 3 3 Fitting suction hose BN 1 Suction hose 1 m english and waste air hose Screw 90 bush 1 on to one end of the suction hose left thread 2 Waste air hose 1 m Screw rotatable bush 50 mm 2 on to one end of the suc tion hose 3 Connect the hoses to the cleaner and the system as shown in the diagram 4 Operation 4 1 Connections The operating voltage
47. requirements concerning the collection and safe treatment of electrical products and when the time comes for its disposal it should be handed over to a dealer or waste disposal site for recycling purposes Complaints caused by faulty or incorrect assembly should be made to the installation firm responsible Entitlement to compensation may not apply through failure to use the machine correctly or gross negligence concerning the maintenance of the product 29 1 Important safety precautions To reduce the risk of fire electric shock or injury read all safety precautions and warning text carefully before using the machine e This central vacuum cleaner is solely intended for dry vacuuming indoors Never vacuum without q filter installed Do not vacuum up liquids Do not use the machine in wet surroundings Do not vacuum up embers or burning objects such as cigarettes matchsticks hot ash or flammable liquid or gas Do not vacuum in qreas where flammable liquids or gases may be present Unplug the machine before changing the filter or bag and before doing any maintenance work Always unplug the machine by pulling on the plug not the power cord The wall socket and plug must be positioned so that they are clearly visible 1 1 Technical data Do not vacuum up sharp objects such as broken glass or needles that could puncture the bag Be particularly careful not to pick up objects that could block the hose pipe system
48. rvice department Motor runs continuously gt Plugs for mobile operation Insert only one of the two and for central extraction sys plugs into the cleaner socket tem are both inserted Reduced suction power gt Clogged suction hose nozzle Clean suction hose nozzle gt Seal tank rim between the up Clean replace seal per section of the cleaner and the dirt tank is dirty defective gt Filter bag is full See section 7 2 2 Replacing filter bag gt Filter element is clogged See section 7 2 3 Replacing filter bag CENTIX 60 CENTIX 60 PREMIUM english 10 9 1 9 2 9 3 Fault Voltage fluctuations Cause gt Impedance of power supply is too high Further information Recycling the vacuum cleaner Guarantee Tests and approvals Make the old cleaner unusable immediately 1 Unplug the cleaner and cut the power cord Our general conditions of busi ness are applicable with regard to the guarantee The vacuum cleaners must be inspected regularly in accor dance with national accident prevention regulations in Ger many as specified in VBG 4 and DIN VDE 0701 Part 1 and Part 3 at regular intervals and after repairs or modifications Remedy e Use a suitable extension cord see sections 1 Safety instructions and 9 4 Techni cal data Connect the cleaner to ano ther socket closer to the fuse box Voltage fluctuations over 7 should not occur
49. ry screwdriver Fig 3 2 Pullthe socket out of the machine see Fig 4 3 Loosen the plug blanking off the outlet to which you intend moving the suction pipe socket Unscrew the four combination Torx screws Remove the blanking plug from the machine 4 Adapt move the suction pipe socket to the new outlet NB The socket is marked Up Make sure the socket is fitted with IUpO uppermost Fasten the socket by fitting and tightening the four screws Fig 5 5 Fitthe blanking plug to the outlet previously occupied by the suction pipe socket Use the four screws to hold it in place The exhaust pipe must be firmly attached to the wall to ensure its connection with the socket does not loosen Remember that you will need to be able to turn the bent pipe in different directions to ensure q suitable pipe layout Then connect up the exhaust pipe and muffler Fig 6 Fit the central vacuum cleaner so that the exhaust pipe is as short as possible max 10 met res Take the surroundings into consideration when positioning the exhaust For this reason you should always fit a muffler For additional information concerning the assembly and installation of the pipe system and low current lead please refer to the separate assembly instructions supplied with the pipe package I Exhaust 31 3 Operating instructions Centix 20 Fig 7 3 1 Starting the machine The control current outlet low voltage should be connected to a control current lead
50. t route diameter 60 mm system outside of house with plugs through the provided holes CENTIX 60 3 4 4 Operation start up Stationary operation english 1 Insert end of connecting tube 16 that is attached to the vacuum sockets into one of the two sockets of the CENTIX vacuum unit 2 Move switch on CENTIX vacuum unit to position I Vacuum unit must not start 3 Insert suction hose diam 32 x 9m into one of the installed vacu um sockets The vacuum units starts up Removing the suction hose from the socket stops the vacuum unit Mobile operation See CENTIX vacuum unit operating instructions for description of mobile operation 3 4 5 Assembling and 1 Position the hose holder in a location to which you have quick positioning the hose access but where the suction hose does not interfere with your holder daily work 4 1 4 2 Maintenance Vacuum unit See vacuum unit operating instructions maintenance Suction tube system e Check vacuum sockets for residue and clean at regular intervals maintenance e If the safety instructions in this installation guide and the ope rating instructions of the CENTIX vacuum unit are followed the system will not normally require any other maintenance 15 CENTIX 60 english 16 5 Troubleshooting Faults that affect the vacuum unit and its accessories are described in the CENTIX vacuum unit operating instructions
51. the flow of air through the machine The vacuum cleaner should now start again If the cut out trips again you need to get a service firm to remedy the fault The Centix 20 should only be operated with a dust bag and filter installed 4 Filter and dust bags Centix 20 Fig 10 4 1 Replacing the dust bag The central vacuum cleaner is fitted with a paper dust bag as standard never vacuum without a dust bag installed Grasp the edge of the lid and pull upwards to open it Fig 10 Replacing the dust bag Remove the old dust bag by turning the cardboard stiffener to the right or left so that the raised part of the inlet is in line with the opening in the card Now slide the bag off the bag nozzle Fit the new dust bag as follows Push the opening in the cardboard over the elevation on the inlet and pull on the new bag Turn the cardboard to lock the bag in place NB Turn the edges of the dust bag down into the container This is to avoid damaging the bag with the lid Fig 11 The cardboard stiffener locks the bag in place when you twist it as shown in Fig 11 above The opening in the card must line up and slide over the elevation on the inlet before you twist the cardboard stiffener to lock it Fig 12 4 2 Replacing Cleaning the filter Open the lid and take out the dust bag as described earlier The filter sits at the bottom of the container around the motor housing Never use the central vacuum cleaner without
52. ulling both handles outwards Then remove the container from the machine Turn the vacuum unit until the mounting bracket is immediately below the bracket on the machine Lower the machine down on to the mounting bracket Fig 15 Make sure the corresponding bracket on the machine is held firmly in place by the wall bracket 5 3 Connecting the machine The machine is connected with the flexible suction hose in the lower position and the exhaust pipe uppermost Fig 16 The flexible suction hose acts as an adapter connecting the vacuum unit with the pipe system The accompanying rubber sleeve is used for tightening loosening purposes between the pipe system and the flexible vacuum hose Feed half the length of the sleeve into the vacuum hose and fold the other half over Then feed 5 10 mm of the vacuum hose into the pipe system and fold the sleeve back so that it envelopes the tail pipe holds the vacuum hose in place and tightens the adapter NB This connection must not be glued in case the unit is serviced Position the central vacuum cleaner so that the exhaust pipe can be kept as short as possible max 10 metres Take the surroundings into consideration when positioning the exhaust For this reason you should always fit a muffler For additional information concerning the assembly and installation of the pipe system and low current lead please refer to the separate assembly instructions supplied with the pipe package 6 1 Start
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