Operatin & Maintenance Manual Fr Cmmercial Use Only SWB 26/8 Battery Sweeper
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Table f cntent 1 Safety infrmatin... 4 1.1 Safety and Warning Symbls... 4 1.2 General infrmatin... 4 1.3 Operating infrmatin... 4 1.4 Maintenance infrmatin... 5 1.5 Particular risks... 5 1.6 Envirnmental prtectin... 6 1.7 Labels n the machine... 6 2 Starting Up... 7 2.1 Unpacking and assembling... 7 2.2 Instructin... 8 2.3 Initial battery charge... 8 2.4 Prir t starting up... 8 2.5 Operatin... 8 2.6 Stpping the machine... 8 2.7 After cmpleting wrk... 9 3 Operatin... 9 3.1 Methd f peratin... 9 3.2 Operating and indicatr elements... 10 4 Technical Data... 11 5 Maintenance and Service... 12 5.1 Maintenance Plan... 12 5.2 Battery system... 13 5.3 Side brushes... 14 5.4 Rtary brush... 15 5.5 Debris cntainer... 16 5.6 Dust vacuum... 16 EC Declaratin f Cnfrmity... 17 3
1 Safety infrmatin 1.1 Safety and Warning Symbls All paragraphs in this manual referring t yur persnal safety, the safety f yur machine and the envirnment prtectin are attributed ne f the fllwing warning symbls: Symbl Hazardus fr Descriptin Safety Prvisins persns and gds Safety Prvisins in dangerus situatin caused by misuse inaccurate adherence f instructins r prescribed wrk rutine. CAUTION the machine Imprtant infrmatin n handling the machine in rder t maintain perability. Eclgical hazard the envirnment Due t use f substances representing an inherent danger t health f envirnment 1.2 General infrmatin In additin t the infrmatin prvided Befre starting up the machine fr the first time, read the perating manual supplied with it thrughly as well as any separate manuals prvided with additinal r attachment devices and bserve all the infrmatin during wrk. The equipment may nly be perated, serviced and repaired by persnnel trained in the peratin f its use. Particular attentin shuld be paid t the infrmatin regarding safety. Technical expertise is the key t preventing errrs when perating the machine and ensuring truble-free peratin. The perating manual must always be kept at the perating lcatin f the machine and, as a result, shuld be kept in a safe place n the equipment. The warning labels attached t the machine prvided imprtant infrmatin cncerning safe peratin. Illegible r missing labels must be replaced by new nes. Fr reasns f safety, always use riginal spare parts. 1.3 Operating infrmatin Befre starting the machine up fr the first time, the battery t be used must be fully charged, prperly, by implementing the initial battery charge rutine. Please pay attentin t the perating manual prvided with the charging unit as well as the manual frm the battery manufacturer. Trnad assumes n liability fr damage t the battery caused by a fault when the battery is charged fr the first time. Check the peratinal safety f the machine each time befre starting it up! Clear any faults immediately! Befre starting wrk, the peratr must be fully familiar with all adjustment, perating and cntrl elements as well as their 4
respective functin! It is t late t d this when the machine is actually in peratin! Always wear heavy duty, nn-slip ftwear when wrking with the machine. The machine may nly be used n thse surfaces which have been apprved by the cntractr r persn appinted by him. When using the machine, it is essential t pay attentin t third parties, especially children. Accelerate the machine immediately after switching n the brush head drive, therwise imprints f the brush culd be prduced. The machine is nt suitable fr clearing up hazardus, inflammable r explsive fluids, dust r substances. It is frbidden t use the machine in ptentially explsive atmspheres. The side brush must be raised in rder t transprt the machine. The machine has been cnceived fr use n level surfaces with a maximum gradient f 2%. 1.4 Maintenance infrmatin Operating persnnel must cmplete the necessary daily and weekly maintenance wrk. All ther maintenance wrk must be cmpleted at yur lcal Trnad authrized service center. The maintenance wrk and maintenance intervals prescribed in the perating manual must be adhered t. Suitable tls must be used fr cleaning and maintenance wrk. The machine must be inspected by a recgnized technical expert in respect f peratinal safety, within the terms f the applicable accident preventin laws, at reasnable intervals (we recmmend at least nce a year) and fllwing mdificatin r repairs. Spare parts must cmply with the minimum technical requirements stipulated by the manufacturer! This is ensured by the use f riginal spare parts. The machine must be switched ff prir t cleaning r servicing it r t replacing parts. The drive bar must be ut f peratin! Always discnnect the battery plug befre starting any wrk n the electrical installatin. When wrking in the area f the raised hd, it must be hinged pen fully t prevent it being kncked shut r further pen and dwn unintentinally. It is nt permitted t clean the machine with a pressure washer r steam blaster. It is nt permitted t use aggressive and crrsive cleaning agents. Allw the machine t dry after being cleaned, e.g. ver the weekend. Only start the machine up when all the safety equipment has been installed and brught t its prtecting psitin. 1.5 Particular risks Electrnics In the case f defects in the electrical installatin, switch the machine ff immediately and clear the fault. Wrk n the electrical equipment may nly be carried ut by electricians wh have received the necessary training The machine's electrical equipment must be inspected/checked at regular intervals. Defects, such as lse cnnectins and cable damage, must be rectified immediately. Batteries It is pssible that sparking will ccur when cnnecting the batteries. Batteries may nly be handled and changed by prperly skilled maintenance persnnel. The machine has been set up fr peratin using maintenance-free batteries. If ther battery types are used, the machine must be set up fr use with them by an authrized Trnad service center. Never lay any metallic bjects r tls n batteries - risk f shrt circuit! 5
1.6 Envirnmental prtectin A certain factual expertise is required in rder t use substances which culd represent a risk t health and the envirnment. Observe the applicable laws and lcal regulatins when dispsing f waste. Used batteries with the recycling symbl cntain reusable cmmdities. In accrdance with symbl with the crssed ut bin, these batteries must nt be dispsed f in dmestic waste. 1.7 Labels n the machine The fllwing safety and warning labels are attached t the machine where easily legible. Missing r illegible labels must be replaced immediately. Cmpany lg Maximum permissible gradient Filter shaker Rating plate Wear cmpensatr fr side brush Read and bserve the perating manual Wear cmpensatr fr rtary brush 6
2 Starting Up Fig 1/2 2.1 Unpacking and assembling Fig 1 Open the bx, tw peple are required t remve the machine frm the prtective wrap and place it n the flr. 1. T fix the side brush (Fig 1/1) align the drive pins n the side brush drive plate and secure with the wing blt and washer supplied. 2. Lsen the tw knurled screws (Fig. 1/2) hlding the handle a few revlutins until the handle can be raised and psitined. Set the handle t a height cmfrtable fr the user and then tighten the knurled screws. 3. Remve the lcking blt (Fig 1/3) hlding the hd and pivt the hd pen. 4. Fix the disassembled cable lug (Fig. 2) t the crrespnding battery cntact. It is pssible that sparking will ccur when cnnecting the batteries! 5. Clse the hd and lck in place with the blt. 6. The unit is nw ready t perate. Fig 2 Fig 1/1 Fig 1/3 7
2.2 Instructin Instructins t peratrs are required befre putting the machine int service. Only technicians frm yur lcal, authrized Trnad dealer are allwed t prvide initial instructin n hw t use the machine. 2.3 Initial battery charge Befre starting the machine up fr the first time, the batteries t be used must be fully charged, prperly, by implementing the initial battery charge rutine. 2.4 Prir t starting up Carry ut the fllwing checks befre starting the machine: 1. Check the charge status f the batteries. 2. Check the levels f wear n the rtary brush and side brush. 3. Check the fill level f the debris cntainer. 2.5 Operatin Please read the Safety Infrmatin in Chapter 1. Befre switching the machine n, ensure that the drive bar (Fig. 3/3) n the handle has nt been actuated. 1. Switch the machine n using the (Fig. 3/1) buttn: rtary brush drive, dust vacuum and side brush drive are ready t perate. 2. Lwer the side brush t its wrking psitin using the lever (Fig. 3/4). When wrking withut the side brush: d nt lwer the side brush and press the buttn (Fig. 3/2) fr the side brush nce. The green cntrl lamp ges ut. 3. Actuate the drive bar (Fig. 3/3) n the handle: the machine starts t wrk. Fig.3 Start wrk immediately after actuating the drive bar, therwise imprints culd be prduced n the flr. Release the drive bar when driving ver threshlds. 2.6 Stpping the machine When the drive bar is released, the rtary brush drive, dust vacuum and side brush drive switch ff autmatically. 8
2.7 After cmpleting wrk 1. Drive t an apprpriate maintenance area. 2. Stp the machine. Raise the side brush t its idle psitin and switch the machine ff. 3. Actuate the filter shaker. 4. Empty the debris cntainer. 5. Check the brush space fr accumulatins f dirt. 6. Check the charge status f the batteries. It is nt permitted t clean the machine with a pressure washer r steam blaster. 3 Operatin 3.1 Methd f peratin The Trnad SWB 26/8 is a machine designed t sweep and clean waste frm hard flrs and carpets. The side brush (Fig. 4/1) sweeps the dirt frm crners t a psitin in frnt f the rtary brush (Fig. 4/2). The rtary brush sweeps the larger particle dirt verhead int the debris cntainer (Fig. 4/3). The finer dust picked up is drawn up by the suctin turbine, fed int the filter system (Fig. 4/4) and filtered ut. Only dust-free air is fed back int the ambient air. The machine is equipped with maintenance- free batteries (Fig. 4/5), a specially adapted, fully autmatic battery charger (Fig. 4/6) and a ttal discharge signal transducer t prtect it against ttal discharge. Fig. 4 9
3.2 Operating and indicatr elements 3.2.1 Operating panel 1. Cntrl lamp fr rtary brush drive, side brush drive and suctin turbine 2. ON/OFF buttn fr rtary brush drive, side brush drive and suctin turbine 3. Cntrl lamp fr side brush drive 4. ON/OFF buttn fr side brush drive 5. Cntrl lamp fr battery charger peratin 6. Charge cntrl indicatr 7. Drive bar Fig. 5/7 Fig. 5 ON/OFF buttn fr rtary brush, side brush and suctin turbine (Fig. 5/1) The buttn activates the rtary brush drive, side brush drive and suctin turbine s they are ready t perate. The side brush drive can be switched ff separately. The suctin turbine cannt be switched ff separately which prevents the dust vacuum being activated by accident. T prevent unauthrized use f the machine, switch the machine ff using the buttn (Fig. 5/1). Cntrl lamp fr rtary brush drive, side brush drive and suctin turbine (Fig. 5/2) The green cntrl lamp indicates that the rtary brush drive and suctin turbine are ready t perate. If the rtary brush r suctin turbine is verladed, a safety shutdwn is triggered and the cntrl lamp flashes. ON/OFF buttn fr side brush drive (Fig. 5/3) The buttn can be used t switch ff the side brush drive independently f the rtary brush drive and t activate it fr use again. Cntrl lamp fr side brush drive (Fig. 5/4) The green cntrl lamp indicates that the side brush drive is ready t perate. If the side brush is verladed, a safety shutdwn is triggered and the cntrl lamp flashes. Cntrl lamp fr battery charger peratin (Fig. 5/5) This cntrl lamp indicates that the batteries are being charged Charge cntrl indicatr (Fig. 5/6) During the charging prcess, the machine's electrnics system cntrls the machine is nt switched n inadvertently and indicates the charge status. The battery charge status is indicated by 4 green and 1 red LED. The battery vltage is depicted in 5 levels: > 25.1 V = all green LEDs n > 24.5 V = bttm 3 green LEDs n > 23.9 V = bttm 2 green LEDs n > 22.7 V = bttm green LED n < 22.7 V = red battery LED flashes Drive bar (Fig. 5/7) The drive bar switches all the drives which are ready t perate n r ff. The drive bar serves t prevent damage. If the drive bar is released during peratin, all the drives are switched ff. 10
3.2.2 Operating elements n the machine 1 Knurled screw fr the handle 2 Shaking device lever 3 Debris cntainer lck 4 Side brush lever 5 Charger cable flap Fig. 6 Knurled screws fr handle (Fig. 6/1) The tw knurled screws enable the handle t be adjusted t a cmfrtable height fr the user. Shaking device lever (Fig. 6/2) In rder t clean the filter in the dust vacuum, switch the shaking device lever several times quickly t the left and right. Debris cntainer lcks (Fig. 6/3) Pull the lck lever up in rder t remve the debris cntainer. Side brush lever (Fig. 6/4) Use the lever t lwer r raise the side brush. Charger cable flap (Fig. 6/5) The battery charger cable is lcated behind the flap t the right beside the perating panel. Pull the lck dwnwards t pen the flap. Technical Data Machine length cm/in 80/32 Machine height (handle flded) cm/in 60/24 Machine width cm/in 70/28 Wrking width cm/in 66/26 Rtary brush width cm/in 40/16 Rtary brush diameter cm/in 19/7 Area Cverage, theretical m²/sqft/h 2400/26000 Debris Cntainer Vlume Liter/Gal 40/9 Filter Surface m²/sqft 1.1/12 Nminal Vltage V 24 Pwer Cnsumptin, rtary brush drive W/A 210/8.75 Pwer Cnsumptin, side brush drive W/A 48/2 Pwer Cnsumptin, suctin turbine W/A 60/2.5 Weight withut batteries kg/lbs. 42/93 Weight with batteries kg/lbs 56/124 Nise emissin value The sund pressure level (LpA) (at the ear f the peratr) measured accrding t DIN IEC 60335-2-72 under nrmal wrking cnditins: db (A) 70 Measurement inaccuracy (KpA): db (A) 2 11
5 Maintenance and Service General infrmatin It is essential t pay attentin t the infrmatin in Chapter "Safety Infrmatin" befre cmpleting any service r maintenance wrk! By adhering t the maintenance wrk recmmended by us, yu can be sure that the machine is always ready t be put int peratin. Maintenance and repair wrk necessary n a daily and weekly basis can be carried ut by an peratr trained t cmplete the wrk, all ther Trnad system maintenance may nly be cmpleted by persnnel wh are crrespndingly qualified and trained. Please cntact yur nearest Trnad service center r Trnad authrized dealer. Failure t bserve this annuls any rights t claims under the terms f guarantee in respect f resulting damage r cnsequential damage. Always specify the serial number in the case f inquiries and spare parts rders, refer t sectin 1.7 - Rating plate. 5.1 Maintenance Plan System maintenance, custmer The fllwing maintenance wrk must be cmpleted by the custmer at the intervals stipulated. Activity Check the battery charge; recharge if necessary Empty the debris cntainer Clean the brush space Check the filter in the dust vacuum; clean, if necessary Check the rtary brush and side brush; clean, if necessary Check the sweeping pattern; readjust, if necessary Check the sealing strips n the rtary brush fr signs f wear; clean, if necessary Check the gasket n the debris cntainer Check the functin f the suctin turbine Check the debris cntainer lck Test drive and functin test Daily Interval Weekly 12
5.2 Battery system 1. Battery indicatr fr charger 2. Charge cntrl indicatr 3. Charger 4. Flap fr charger mains pwer cable 5. Cnnectin cable 6. Lashing straps 7. Batteries 8. Hd 9. Cnnectin plan Fig. 7 Batteries may nly be handled and changed by prperly skilled maintenance persnnel. The charge cntrl indicatr (Fig. 7/2) indicates the charge status f the batteries during peratin. When the batteries are discharged, the red LED flashes. The machine functins are restricted. Charge the batteries immediately! 5.2.1 Charging batteries The charge cntrl indicatr (Fig. 7/2) indicates the charge status f the batteries during peratin. The batteries must be charged immediately the red LED lights up. The batteries (Fig. 7/7) are charged using the integrated battery charger (Fig. 7/3). The charger is cnnected by means f the pwer cable (Fig. 7/4). While the battery is being charged, the battery indicatr n the charger (Fig. 7/1) lights up. Befre starting the machine up fr the first time, the batteries t be used must be fully charged, prperly, by implementing the initial battery charge rutine. Trnad assumes n liability fr damage t the battery caused by a fault when the battery is charged fr the first time. 5.2.2 Ttal discharge signal transducer (TSG) The machine is equipped with a ttal discharge signal transducer t prtect the batteries against ttal discharge. The ttal discharge signal transducer is integrated in the electrnics. 5.2.3 Servicing the driving batteries Never leave discharged batteries lying arund; recharge them immediately! 5.2.4 Remving the batteries 1. Park the machine n a level area f flr. 2. Switch ff the machine. 3. Lsen the lcking blt hlding the hd (refer t Figure 1/3) and pivt the hd pen. 4. Slacken the lashing straps (Fig. 7/6). 5. Discnnect the cnnectin cable (Fig. 7/5) frm the batteries and remve the batteries. 13
5.2.5 Inserting the batteries Only the special batteries apprved by Trnad may be installed at the prescribed psitin. 1. Install the tw lwer batteries in the battery hlder in accrdance with Figure 7. 2. Lay the rubber mat n the batteries. 3. Place the ther tw batteries n the rubber mat. 4. Tighten the lashing straps (Fig. 7/6). 5.2.6 Dispsing f batteries Used batteries with the recycling symbl cntain reusable cmmdities. In accrdance with symbl with the crssed ut bin, these batteries must nt be dispsed f in dmestic waste. 5. Cnnect the battery ples t the cnnectin cables in accrdance with the cnnectin plan (Fig. 7/9). It is pssible that sparking will ccur when cnnecting the batteries! Check a firm fit! 6. Clse the hd (Fig. 7/8) and lck in place with the lcking blt n the frame. Fig 8 5.3 Side brushes 1. Side brushes 2. Wing blt 3. Carrier 4. Hd 5. Adjusting blt 6. Cunternut 7. Lcking blt 5.3.1 Changing the side brush Check the side brush (Fig. 8/1) weekly and change in the case f wear. 1. Switch the machine ff and lay it n its side. 2. Remve the wing blt (Fig. 8/2) with the washer frm underneath the side brush (Fig. 8/1). 3. Pull the side brush ff. 4. T fix the side brush align the drive pins n the side brush drive plate and secure with the wing blt and washer supplied. 5.3.2 Setting the sweeping pattern In the case f brush wear and after changing the side brush (Fig. 8/1), readjust the sweeping pattern. 1. Switch the machine ff; unscrew the lcking blt (Fig. 8/7) and pen the hd (Fig. 8/4). 2. Lsen the cunternut (Fig. 8/6) and adjust the sweeping pattern by turning the adjusting blt (Fig. 8/5) clckwise and cunter clckwise s that it tuches the flr. 3. Tighten the cunternut again and clse the hd. 4. Switch the machine n and allw the side brush t run while standing still fr a shrt time. 5. Switch the machine ff, raise the frnt a little and pull it back. 6. Check the sweeping pattern, cmparing it with a clck viewed driving frward. When set crrectly, the sweeping pattern must make an impressin n the flr between apprx. 10:00 and 4:00 ' clck. 7. Repeat the prcess, if necessary, until the sweeping pattern is set crrectly. 14
8. Clse the hd (Fig. 8/4) and screw the lcking blt (Fig. 8/7) back in. 5.4 Rtary brush 1. Rtary brush 2. Fillister head self-tapping screws 3. Rtary brush segment 4. Sealing strips 5. Sweeping pattern adjusting lever 6. Timing belt 7. Hd 8. Lcking blt Fig 9 5.4.1 Cleaning the brush space The brush space with rtary brush (Fig. 9/1) and gaskets (Fig. 9/4) must be checked daily fr signs f dirt and cleaned, if necessary. 5.4.2 Changing the rtary brush The rtary brush (Fig. 9/1) must be checked weekly and changed in the case f wear. 1. Switch the machine ff and lay it n its side. 2. Lsen the six fillister head screws (Fig. 9/2) in the rtary brush and remve the tw rller segments. 3. Install the tw new rller segments and fix in place with the fillister head screws. 4. After changing the rtary brush, readjust the sweeping pattern as necessary. 5.4.3 Setting the sweeping pattern In the case f brush wear, and after changing the rtary brush (Fig. 9/1), readjust the sweeping pattern. 1. Switch the machine ff, unscrew the lcking blt (Fig. 9/8) and pen the hd (Fig. 9/7). 2. Lsen the wing nut n the adjusting lever (Fig. 9/5) and adjust the sweeping pattern using the adjusting lever by pivting it up and dwn until it tuches the flr. 3. Tighten the wing nut again and clse the hd. 5.4.4 Changing the sealing strips The fur sealing strips (Fig. 9/4) must be checked weekly and changed in the case f wear. 1. Switch the machine ff and lay it n its side. 2. Remve all fur sealing strips (Fig. 9/2) with hlders. 4. Switch the machine n and allw the rtary brush t run while standing still fr a shrt time. 5. Switch the machine ff, raise the frnt a little and pull it back. 6. When adjusted crrectly, there must be an apprx. 50 mm wide sweeping pattern n the flr which has parallel sides. 7. Repeat the prcess, if necessary, until the sweeping pattern is set crrectly. 8. Clse the hd (Fig. 9/7) and screw the lcking blt (Fig. 9/8) back in 3. Lsen the screws in the hlders and remve the damaged sealing strips. 4. Fix the new sealing strips n the hlders and reinstall them. 5. Adjust the sealing strips s that they tuch the flr lightly. 15
5.4.5 Changing the timing belt The timing belt (Fig. 9/6) must be checked every 500 perating hurs and changed in the event f wear. 1. Switch the machine ff, unscrew the lcking blt (Fig. 9/8) and pen the hd (Fig. 9/7). 2. Slacken the timing belt (Fig. 9/6) using the tensin pulley and remve the belt. 3. Slacken the tensin pulley and install the new timing belt. The timing belt is autmatically tensined by means f a tensin spring. 4. Clse the hd (Fig. 9/7) and screw the lcking blts (Fig. 9/8) back in. 5.5 Debris cntainer 1 Debris cntainer 2 Lcking mechanism 3 Seal 4 Handle Fig. 10 5.5.1 Emptying the debris cntainer Check the fill level f the debris cntainer (Fig. 10/1) at regular intervals (max. lad capacity 25 kg) and empty as necessary. 1. Switch the machine ff and pull the lcking mechanism (Fig. 10/2) n the debris cntainer (Fig. 10/1) upwards. 5.5.2 Changing the seal Check the seal (Fig. 10/3) weekly fr signs f wear and change it as necessary. 1. Switch ff the machine and pull the lcking mechanism (Fig. 10/2) n the debris cntainer (Fig. 10/1) upwards. 2. Pull the debris cntainer (Fig. 10/3) t the rear and ut f the machine using the handle (Fig. 10/4). 5.6 Dust vacuum 1 Filter 2 Sealing strip 3 Filter supprt frame 4 Shaking device 5 Wing blts 6 Hlders 2. Pull the debris cntainer t the rear ut f the machine using the handle (Fig. 10/4) and dispse f the waste accrding t the applicable envirnmental laws. 3. Reinstall the debris cntainer and press it against the lcking mechanism until it audibly latches int place. 3. Pull the seal fr the debris cntainer frm the filter supprt frame. Install a new seal. 4. Reinstall the debris cntainer and press it against the lcking mechanism until it audibly latches int place Fig. 11 16
5.6.1 Cleaning the filter Clean the filter (Fig. 11/1) in the dust vacuum as necessary using the shaking device (Fig. 11/4). In the case f extreme accumulatin f dirt, clean the filter as fllws: 1. Switch the machine ff and remve the debris cntainer. 2. Lsen the wing blts (Fig. 11/5). Pivt the filter supprt frame (Fig. 11/ 3) dwn and remve it. 3. Remve the filter frm the filter supprt frame. 5.6.2 Changing the filter Check the filter (Fig. 11/1) every 250 perating hurs fr signs f wear and change it as necessary. 1. Switch the machine ff and remve the debris cntainer. 2. Unscrew the wing blts (Fig. 11/5). Pivt the filter supprt frame (Fig. 11/3) dwn and remve it. 5.6.3 Install the Lint filter If the machine is mainly used n carpet, yu have t install the lint filter (7). 1. Switch the machine ff and remve the debris cntainer. 2. Unscrew the wing blts (Fig.11/5). Pivt the filter supprt frame (3) dwn and remve it. 3. Munt the lint filter (7) between filter and the filter supprt frame 4. Hk the filter supprt frame in the hlder (Fig.11/6), if necessary, and fix in place with the wing blts. Beat the filter clean r use a vacuum cleaner. Be careful nt t damage the filter ribs! 4. Insert the crrect side f filter in the filter supprt frame. The sealing strip (Fig. 11/2) must pint twards the suctin turbine! 5. Hk the filter supprt frame in the hlder (Fig. 11/6) and fix in place with the wing blts. 6. Reinstall the debris cntainer 3. Remve the filter frm the filter supprt frame. 4. Insert the crrect side f the new filter in the filter supprt frame. The sealing strip (Fig. 11/2) must pint twards the suctin turbine! 5. Hk the filter supprt frame in the hlder (Fig. 11/6), if necessary, and fix in place with the wing blts. 6. Reinstall the debris cntainer 5. Reinstall the debris cntainer. Nise emissin value The sund pressure level (LpA) (at the ear f the peratr) measured accrding t DIN IEC 60335-2-72 under nrmal wrking cnditins: 70 db (A) Measurement inaccuracy (KpA): 2 db (A) Trnad Industries declares that the prducts Trnad SWB 26/8 t which this declaratin relates, cnfrm t the relevant prvisins f the safety and health requirements stipulated in EC Directive 2006/42/EC and is in accrdance with 2004/108/EC. EC Declaratin f Cnfrmity (crrespnds t EC Directive 2006/42/EC) Reference was made t the fllwing standards and/r nrms and/r technical specificatins t ensure prper implementatin f the safety and health requirements in the EC Directive: EN 60335-2-72 EN 55012 EN 61000-6-2 17