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Correct use
All single-disc machines are intended exclusively for use in build-
ing interiors.
Any use beyond this is considered incorrect. The manufacturer
accepts no liability for any resultant damage; the user alone bears
the risk.
Correct use also includes adherence to the operating, servicing
and maintenance conditions recommended by the manufacture.
The relevant accident prevention regulations as well as all the
generally acknowledged safety and working practices must be fol-
lowed.
Unauthorized modifications to the machine exclude the manufac-
turer’s liability for resultant damage.
Before machine use, floorcoverings must be tested for suitability
for this cleaning process.
Pay attention to the area compression of point-elastic floors, e.g. in
gymnasiums
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage to equipment and
to the floor being cleaned from using the wrong brushes and clean-
ing agents.
Machine may not be used in combination with an extension cord.
Product liability
The operator’s attention is drawn explicitly to the fact that the ma-
chines may only be used for their intended purpose. If the machines
are not used for their intended purposes, the user must accept full
responsibility. Any liability of the manufacturer is thus excluded.
Sources of risk
WARNING: The single-disc machine is not
suitable for cleaning surfaces which release health-
hazardous dusts and liquids. Do not use the ma-
chine on steps.
WARNING:
This machine is only intended for
use on level surfaces with a maximum gradient of up
to 2 %.
WARNING: This machine is not approved for
use on public paths and roads.
WARNING: Use only the brushes provided
with the
appliance or those specified in the
instructions. The use of
other
brushes
may
impair safety.
WARNING: When the machine is stationary,
the brush unit must be immediately switched off to
prevent damage to the floorcovering.
WARNING: During transportation in lifts, the
currently valid user instructions and safety regula-
tions – and particularly those concerning maximum
loading – must be observed.
Machine operation position
The machine operation position is behind the machine.
Approved maintenance staff
The single-disc machine may only be serviced and repaired by per-
sons with technical and legal authorization.
Cleaning agents
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When using cleaning and care agents, the manufacturer’s danger
warnings must be followed and protective goggles and clothing
must be worn.
Only use low-foaming, non-combustible cleaning agents which do
not contain generally health-hazardous substances. Explicit refer-
ence is made to the risks of using highly flammable, combustible,
toxic, health-hazardous, corrosive or irritant substances.
Machine assembly and operation
Initial operation
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Delivery, instruction on safety procedures, handling and mainte-
nance and initial operation are generally carried out by our author-
ized specialist.
If this is not the case, the operator is responsible for instructing
machine users.
Please remember that the voltage in the building being cleaned must
concur with that given on the machine’s type plate.
Assembly instructions
The motor head and bar are supplied separately packed.
First release the hexagon socket screws in the shaft adjustment
unit (6).
Then feed the bar (7) gently as far as it will go into the shaft ad-
justment unit (6).
Align the handle bar (1) parallel with the wheels (9), so that the
open side of the housing of the top shaft element (3) is facing to
the rear.
Then tighten the hexagon socket screws again.
Wind the electric cable around the handle bar (1) and cable hook
(8).
Preparations for use
Grasp the handle bar (1) with both hands and tip the machine until
it is resting on both wheels (A).
Then wheel the machine to its place of work and plug the electric
cable into the power supply.
Set the desired rpm, using the switch mounted at the motor hous-
ing (only for F8 Duo speed)
Lay the accessories (11), i.e. brush or drive plate with pad, on the
floor.
Now tip the machine back onto the wheels and push it over the
brush (or drive plate) until the drive star and brush flange are verti-
cally aligned. Lower the machine onto the brush (B).
Then squeeze the shaft adjustment lever (5) and lower the bar (7)
into its working position. Both arms should be extended loosely
downwards (C).
Align the machine horizontally above the working element (brush
or drive plate), press the switch lock (4) and press the brush motor
switch (2) briefly.
