Viper CEX410 - Vacuum Cleaner NILFISK - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Carpet extractor vacuum (commercial use)
Brand	Nilfisk
Model	Viper CEX410
Solution tank capacity	35 L (9 gal)
Maximum water temperature	50 °C (120 °F)
Power cord length (extension cord included)	15 m (50 pi)
Power supply	Mains (grounded outlet)
Intended use	Indoor, carpet cleaning in hotels, schools, hospitals, factories, stores, offices
Main functions	Water/detergent spraying, rotary brushing, dirty water suction
Included accessories	Suction shoe, roller brush, extension cord
Daily maintenance	Drain and rinse tanks, clean nozzles, check filters and brush
Monthly maintenance	Check brush wear, hoses and seals, lubricate wheels, tighten screws
Safety	Grounding mandatory, do not vacuum flammable liquids, do not use outdoors
Repairability	Spare parts available through customer service; repairs by authorized center
Weight	Approximately 45 kg (estimate for a professional extractor)
Dimensions (L x W x H)	Approximately 110 x 50 x 90 cm (estimate)

Frequently Asked Questions - Viper CEX410 NILFISK

How to install the suction shoe and roller brush?

For the shoe: place the machine upright, lift the shoe button, insert the shoe onto the suction hose and release the button. For the brush: tilt the machine, insert one side of the brush into the holder, then push the other side. Make sure the brush rotates freely.

How to adjust the handle height?

Hold the handle adjustment knob and turn it counterclockwise to loosen. Adjust the handle to the desired position, then tighten the knob.

What to do if the machine does not suck properly?

Check the recovery tank seal ring, clean or replace it. Empty the recovery tank, make sure the suction hose is properly inserted and not damaged. Reduce cleaning speed if necessary.

How to use the optional hand tool?

Disconnect the normal suction hose from the dome, insert the hand tool hose instead. Connect the quick connector at the back of the machine. Turn on the power switch and the pump/suction switch. Use the tool lever to spray, then suction.

How to drain the tanks?

For the recovery tank: use the drain hose located on the tank, open the cap and let it flow. For the solution tank: disconnect the hose fitting under the machine and lower it to drain.

Why is the roller brush not rotating?

Check that the brush motor switch is activated and the protection fuse is not blown. Inspect the V-belt and replace it if worn. Remove fibers or debris blocking the brush.

How to clean the spray nozzle?

Disassemble the nozzle by turning 90 degrees, remove the O-ring. Rinse with hot water (max 50 °C) without using sharp objects. Replace the O-ring and nozzle aligning horizontally.

What to do in case of foam buildup in the recovery tank?

Use an anti-foam solution recommended by your distributor. Excessive foam may prevent the float from stopping the suction motor and damage it.

Where to find spare parts for the Viper CEX410?

Contact Nilfisk customer service or an authorized distributor. Have the serial number and model of the machine ready. Common parts such as brushes, belts, and filters are available.

How to store the machine after use?

Empty the solution and recovery tanks. Wrap the power cord around the hook or handle tube. Store the machine upright in a dry place, with the pedal pressed to raise the brush. Fold the handle to save space.

USER MANUAL Viper CEX410 NILFISK

CEX410 Carpet Extractor

Owner's manual

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Models:CEX410-EU/UK

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Form No:VV81256 Original instructions

Caution –Read the instructions before using the machine

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CEX410

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FC - Spray Extraction Machine

220-240V 50/60Hz, IPX4

We, Nilfisk hereby declare under our sole responsibility, that the above mentioned product(s) is/are in conformity with the following directives and standards.

Lars Gjødsbøl, Executive Vice President Global

Products & Services

June 28, 2018

UK Declaration of Conformity

We,

Nilfisk Ltd

Nilfisk House, Bowerbank Way Gilwilly Industrial Estate

Penrith Cumbria

CA11 9BQ UK

Hereby declare under our sole responsibility that the

Product: FC - Spray Extraction Machine

Description: 220-240V 50-60Hz, IPX4

Type: CEX410

Is in compliance with the following standards:

EN 60335-1:2012+A11:2014+A13:2017

EN 60335-2-68:2012

EN 55014-1:2017+A11:2020

EN 55014-2:2015

EN 61000-3-2:2014

EN 61000-3-3:2013

EN 63000:2018

Following the provisions of:

Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008/1597

Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016/1091

The Restriction of the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2012/3032

Penrith, 3-3-2021

Stewart Dennett

GM/MD

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ENGLISH.... 2-14

FRANÇAIS.... 15-19

ESPAÑ OL.... 20-24

DEUTSCH.... 25-29

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Wiring diagram (F19)

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    A["POWER 220V-240VAC"] --> B["Switch L"]
    B --> C["CIRCUIT BREAKER"]
    C --> D["VACUUM SWITCH"]
    D --> E["VACUUM MOTOR"]
    E --> F["M"]
    F --> G["YELLOW/GREEN"]
    G --> H["4A CIRCUIT BREAKER"]
    H --> I["WATER PUMP"]
    I --> J["M"]
    J --> K["PUMP SWITCH"]
    K --> L["SOLENOID VALVE"]
    L --> M["HANDLE SWITCH"]
    M --> N["BRUSH MOTOR"]
    N --> O["RUN START"]
    O --> P["STARTING CAPACITOR"]
    P --> Q["RUNING CAPACITOR"]
    Q --> R["REPLAY"]
    R --> S["1"]
    S --> T["2"]
    T --> U["5"]
    U --> V["WHITE"]
    V --> W["RED"]

Technical specifications (F20)

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
MODLE	CEX410-EU
VOLTAGE(V)	220~240
RATED POWER(W)	1850
FREQUENCY(Hz)	50/60
CORD(M/ FEET)	15M/50FEET
SOLUTION TANK (L/Gal)	35L/9Gal
RECOVERY TANK (L/Gal)	23L/6Gal
BRUSH MOTOR POWER(HP/W)	400 W
VACUUM MOTOR POWER(HP/W)	1200 W
VACUUM MOTOR STAGES AND TYPE	3-stage tangential
VACUUM MOTOR WATERLIFT (INCH/MM H2O)	3200 MMH2O
VACUUM MOTOR AIRFLOW(CFM,L/MIN)	85CFM,2407L/MIN
SOUND PRESSURE LEVEL(dBA)	70±3
PUMP CUT OFF PRESSURE(Bar/PSI)	8.3Bar/120PSI
PUMP WORKING PRESSURE 2 JETS(Bar/PSI)	5.9Bar/85PSI
PUMP WORKING PRESSURE 1 JET(Bar/PSI)	7.2Bar/105PSI
MACHINE SPRAY TIP MATERAIL	Brass
HAND TOOL SPRAY TIP MATERAIL	Stainless
SOLUTION FLOW 2 JETS (Gal/MIN ,L/MIN)	0.7Gal/MIN,2.8L/MIN
SOLUTION FLOW 1 JET (Gal/MIN ,L/MIN)	0.5Gal/MIN ,1.8L/MIN
BRUSH SPPED(RPM,Tr/Min)	1100RPM,11Tr/Min
VIBRATION	ah, w=0.74m/s2
CLEANING WIDTH (MM/INCH)	410 MM/16 INCH
NOZZLE WIDTH (MM/INCH)	460 MM/18 INCH
HAND TOOL WIDTH (MM/INCH)	121 MM/4.7 INCH
FLOOR TOOL WIDTH (MM/INCH)	254 MM/10 INCH
REAR WHEEL DIAMETER (MM/INCH)	254 MM/10 INCH
MACHINE NET WEIGHT (Lbs./KG)	121Lbs./55 KG
SHIPPING WEIGHT (Lbs./KG)	143Lbs./65 KG
MACHINE WEIGHT WITH SOLUTION WATER(Lbs./KG)	176Lbs./80 KG
MACHINE DIMENSION (L x W x H) (INCH/MM)	46 x20 x35 inches1170 x 510 x 880 MM
SHIPPING DIMENSION (L x W x H) (INCH/MM)	35.5 x24 x36.5 inches900 x 605 x 925 MM
HEIGHT WITHOUT HANDLE (INCH/MM)	28.5 inches/725 MM

SCRAPPING

Have the machine scrapped by a qualified scraper

Before scrapping the machine, remove and separate the following materials, which must be disposed of property according to the Law in force:

— Batteries

— Brushes

— Plastic hoses and components

— Electrical and electronic components(*)

(*) Refer to the nearest Nilfisk Center especially when scrapping electronic components.

CEX410 machine material composition and recyclability (F21)

Type	Recyclable percentage	weight percentage
Aluminium	100%	6%
Electric motors-various	35%	25%
Ferrous materials	100%	8%
Wiring harness	78%	5%
Liquids	0%	0%
Plastic-non-recyclable material	0%	2%
Plastic-recyclable material	100%	44%
Polyethylene	70%	6%
Rubber	20%	4%

Introduction: This appliance provides a smart and efficient cleaning solution for carpeted floors. The machine is intended for commercial use, in hotels, schools, hospitals, factories, shops, offices and rental businesses. It is constructed for use in an indoor environment. The purpose of this Manual is to provide the operator with necessary information to use the machine properly and safely. Read it through carefully before performing any operation and maintenance.

WARNING: Important

safety instructions

The machine needs to be grounded during operation. To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury, pay attention to these important warnings. Failure to follow these safety instructions could result in damage to the machine, damage to property or bodily injury.

1) Use this machine only as described in this manual. Do not use it in ways it was not intended. Use only manufacturer's recommended accessories.
2) Do not leave the machine unattended when it is plugged in. Turn off all switches and unplug the electrical cord when not in use and before servicing.
3) Machine shall not be used by children. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. Operators shall be adequately instructed on the use of these machines. The appliance is not intended for use by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
4) If the machine is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged, or left outdoors, return it to a service center before using. 5) Avoid electrical shock, do not handle the plug or machine with wet hands. To unplug

the cord, grasp the plug. Do not pull on the cord.

6) Do not use extension cords or outlets with inadequate current carrying capacity. Do not use with damaged cord or plug. Connect the machine only to a properly grounded outlet.
Avoid damaging cord (closing doors on cord, pulling around sharp edges or corners, hot surfaces, or running machine over cord).
7) This machine creates suction and contains a revolving brush. Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all other parts of the body away from openings and moving parts. Do not insert any object into any of the openings in the machine.
8) Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.
9) Do not use the machine to pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline.
10) Do not use in areas where flammable and/or explosive vapor or dust is present to avoid the possibility of fire or explosion. Some cleaning fluids can produce such vapors. This machine is not suitable for picking up health endangering dust.

11) Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.
12) The machine is for indoor use only.
13) Store the machine in the ventilated, dry area.

Unpacking

When the machine is delivered, carefully inspect the shipping carton and the machine for damage. If any damage, make the carrier aware of the damage and before accepting the goods, reserve the right in compensation of the damage.

The packaging carton includes the following items:

Contents (refer to F1):

• Carpet Extractor
• Vacuum shoe
• Rolling brush
• 50' extension power cable

Machine identification data

The machine serial number and model name

are marked on the serial label.

This information is useful. Use the following table to write down the machine identification data when requiring spare parts for the machine.

Machine model ....

Machine serial number ....

Machine components (refer to page 2)

1. spray mode switch 2. power cable hook 3. power cord 4. handle tube (stainless) 5. solution tank 6. rear wheel 7. machine base 8. "Kickstand" pedal 9. base height adjusting knob 10. vacuum shoe knob 11. vacuum hose input 12. dome 13. filling port 14 .viper logo 15. vacuum shoe 16. control panel 17. hand tool (optional) 18. hand tool spray nozzle 19. hand tool quick connector 20. hand tool valve handle 21. hand tool vacuum hose 22. cable clamp 23. base panel 24. handle adjusting knob 25. hose clamp 26. sight tube coupling 27. sight tube 28. vacuum hose 29. recovery tank drain hose 30. accessory quick coupler 31. solution filter 32. shaft 33. "Kickstand" machine holder 34. nozzle base 35. spray nozzle 36. wear plate 37. "Kickstand" nut 38. machine assemble bolt 39. rolling brush 40. rolling brush holder 41. recovery tank dome catch 42. recovery tank 43. float filter cover 44. float cover 45. foam filter 46. float filter holder 47. V-belt cover

Vacuum shoe and rolling brush installation Vacuum shoe installation (refer to F2):

1) First, placed the machine upright on the floor.
2) Lift the vacuum shoe knob.
3) Insert the vacuum shoe to suction hose and mounting base in correct position.
4) Release the vacuum shoe knob.
5) pull back the vacuum shoe, if it doesn't move, the installation is complete.

Rolling brush installation (refer to F3):

1) Place the machine to side position.
2) Install one side of the rolling brush with the locating slot to bearing mounting rack and press in the other side to rolling brush holder. Tip: First, squeeze one side of brush

and ensure the end with a groove has been installed in place and then install the other side.

3) If the rolling brush rotates smoothly, the installation is complete.

Handle direction and Vacuum shoe / rolling brush height adjustment Handle direction adjustment (refer to F4)

1) The appliance can adjust the height of the handle according to use's stature or personal operation habit.
2) Holding the handle adjusting knob and rotate in the opposite direction to loosen the handle.
3) Adjust the handle to the appropriate position and tighten the knob.

Vacuum shoe/rolling brush adjustment

When the machine working in different piles of carpet or the rolling brush has a certain amount of wear and tear, the operators can increase the cleaning performance of the machine by adjusting the height of the vacuum shoe and rolling brush (refer to F5)..

1) Machine running speed label (0 → MAX indicates the machine speed from slow to fast).
2) Rolling brush pressure label ( - + Indicates the pressure on the brush is increasing).
3) Vacuum shoe adjustment knob.
Holding the vacuum shoe adjustment knob and rotate it in the same direction, move the vacuum shoe up or down to the appropriate position.

Control panel (refer to F6).

1. Power switch 2. Water pump switch
2. Vacuum motor switch 4. Fuse for roller brush motor 5. Fuse for vacuum motor

Machine operation

Prior to operation

1) Inspect power cable and extension cable for damage. Replace cable if damage is found.
2) Vacuum the area to be cleaned to remove most of the solid debris before using the machine to clean.

Operation

WARNING: Do not allow the cord to come into contact with the rotating brushes.

1) Using a hose or bucket, fill the solution tank with hot water. (max. 120^ F/50°C, capacity 9 Gal./35L).
2) Add distributor recommended detergent.
3) Connect the supplied extension power cable to the machine. Plug cord into a grounded wall outlet.
4) Turn on power switch and vacuum / pump switch.
5) To start cleaning, press the spray mode switch and begin to pull the machine backwards. (Note: appliance will only spray when the pump switch is ON and the spray mode switch is pressed.)
6) Release spray button at the end of the path and continue to pull machine back to pick up excess solution.
7) Tip machine back onto the transport wheels and push forward to begin next path.

Cleaning tips:

1) Run across the surface to be cleaned in overlapping paths.
2) Let the detergent solution soak for 5 to 10 minutes on heavily soiled areas and repeat cleaning several times.
3) Work away from power outlet and power cable in order to avoid damage to the power cable.
4) Continually check for foam buildup in recovery tank. Use a distributor recommended foam control solution. (Note: Excessive foam buildup will not activate the float shut-off and may cause damage to the vacuum motor.)
5) If the brush stops spinning, there may be an obstruction in the brush. Unplug the power cable, check the brush and remove the obstruction.
6) When recover tank is full, or the solution tank is empty, you must drain the recovery tank. (refer to draining reservoir)

Operation with accessory tools (Only recommended/authorized parts and accessories should be used).

An optional accessory hand tool can be attached to clean upholstery and stairs. Operation with hand tool (refer to F7):

1) Disconnect the normal vacuum hose out of the dome.
2) Insert the accessory vacuum hose into the dome instead of the normal vacuum hose.
3) Connect the accessory quick connector to the quick coupler located on the back of the machine.
4) Turn on power switch and vacuum motor/ water pump switch.
5) Use the lever on the hand tool to spray on detergent solution.
6) When cleaning is completed, turn off water pump /vacuum motor switch and then squeeze trigger 3 seconds to relieve water pressure from solution lines.

Shutting down

1) Turn off machine, unplug and remove power cable.
2) Empty the recovery tank and solution tank. (refer to Draining tanks)

Draining tanks

Draining recovery tank (refer to F8):

1) Move the machine to an appropriate draining location. (Please consider the environment)
2) Hold the drain hose for the recovery tank and lower it over the drain. Open the drain hose cover for recovery tank draining.
3) Replace the drain hose back onto machine.

Draining solution tank (refer to F9):

1) Move the machine to an appropriate draining location. (Please consider the environment)
2) Disconnect the hose coupling and lower the hose for solution tank draining.
3) Connect the hose coupling back onto the machine.

Machine maintenance

WARNING: Removing the plug from the socket-outlet when replacing parts or converting the machine to another function during cleaning or maintenance.

To keep the machine performing well and prolong its life time, please perform the following maintenance procedures.

Daily maintenance

1) Drain and rinse the recovery tank and solution tank.
2) Check quick couplers and nozzles. Clean if required (Note: Never use a pointed object to clean nozzles, only rinse them with hot water) (refer to F10).
3) Remove float filter from the recovery tank and clean it with water (refer to F11).
4) Check filling port filter and clean it with water (refer to F12).
5) Check water pump filter below the machine and clean it with water (refer to F13).
6) Check rolling brush and remove any debris or carpet fibers.

WARNING: Turn off the power switch and disconnect the mains plug before check the rolling brush.

7) Check vacuum shoe and remove any debris or carpet fibers.
8) Clean machine with a soft after use.
9) Check power cable, extension cord and hoses for damage before each use of the machine.

Monthly maintenance

1) Check the rolling brush for any wear and tear. Replace if necessary.
2) Check hoses and seals to see if there are damages. Replace if necessary.

3) Check the machine for water leaks.
4) Lubricate wheels.
5) Check machine for loose or missing nuts, screws, bolts and replace if necessary.
6) Check the V-belt for any wear and tear. Replace if necessary.

Nozzle installation (refer to F14).

1. nozzle base 2. rubber seal ring
2. Spray tip nozzle
   After the nozzle is cleaned, the nozzle needs to be installed on the base. First, install the rubber ring to the correct position, then press down and rotate the nozzle for 90 degrees aligning the nozzle in a horizontal direction, the installation is complete.

Storage

Power cord storage

1) Bind the power cord by cable ties and stored on the power cord hook (refer to F15).
2) The power cord can also be wound around the handle tube (refer to F16).

Machine storage

Note: Empty the recovery tank and solution tank prior to storing the machine to keep the tanks fresh, and in case of freezing temperatures. This machine should be stored indoors only.

1) Store the machine in an upright position in a dry area and depress the pedal to keep the rolling brush off the floor (refer to F17).
2) Fold the handle to the rear of the machine in order to reduce the storage space (refer to F18).
3) Remove the recovery tank dome to allow for air circulation.

Wiring diagram refer to F19

Technical specifications refer to F20

Machine material composition and recyclability refer to F21

Basic trouble shooting

Notice; Disconnect the mains plug before performing any maintenance.

If your problems are not mentioned in this table or your machine still doesn't work properly, please contact an authorized customer service person for help.

Trouble	Countermeasure
Machine doesn't work at all	Plug the power cord into a grounded outlet
	Try a replacement extension power cable
Vacuum motor doesn't work	Turn on the vacuum motor switch
	Reset the vacuum motor protection fuse (Circuit breaker) on control panel
Roller brush motor doesn't work	Turn on the roller brush motor switch
	Reset the roller brush motor protection fuse (Circuit breaker) on control panel
Insufficient vacuum performance	Check the sealing ring of the recovery tank, clean or replace it if necessary
	Drain the recovery tank
	Ensure vacuum hose is inserted probably
	Check the vacuum hose if any damage, replace it if necessary
	Slow down cleaning operation
No water spray from nozzle	Re-fill the solution tank
	Turn on the water pump switch
	Rinse the nozzle with hot water (max. 120° F/50°C)
	Clean or replace solution filter at the bottom of the machine
Roller brush doesn't work	Turn on roller brush motor switch
	Check the V-belt if any damage, replace it if necessary
	Check the assembly of roller brush
	Check the roller brush for carpet fibers, threads, or debris that are preventing the brush from turning properly.

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Users of electrical and electronic household equipment must use the municipal

collection schemes. Please note that commercially used electrical and electronic equipment, shall not be disposed of via municipal collection schemes. We will be pleased to inform you about suitable disposal options.

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