31
19 Squeegee lifting/lowering lever
20 Rear wheel
21 Grip adjustment and fastening knobs
46 Drain plug of detergent tank
PHOTO C
22 Detergent solution outlet flow adjustment tap
23 Filter of Solution water tank
(20 Rear wheel)
PHOTO D
24 Fixing bolts
25 Metal retainer for front rubber blade
26 Front rubber blade
27 Suction hose coupling pipe
28 Squeegee fixing pin
29 Rear rubber blade
30 Metal retainer for rubber blades
31 Metal retainer for rubber blades
PHOTO E
(13) Control panel
32 ON/OFF Main switch:
Warning light on = switch ON
Warning light off = switch OFF
32A Warning light Control handle
Warning light on = pressing
Warning light off = release
33 Brush motor switch:
Warning light on = ON
Warning light flashing = energy saving function
Warning light off = OFF
34 Suction motor switch:
Warning light on = ON
Warning light flashing = energy saving function
Warning light off = OFF
35 Detergent and brush release switch:
Warning light on = detergent flows out
Warning light off = detergent does not flow out
and brush can be released
36 Battery power test
37 Green led - full battery charge
38 Yellow led - 50% battery charge
39 Red led - battery discharged
PHOTO F
40 Suction filter
41 Battery compartment with 2 x 12V batteries
42 Battery connection diagram
43 Safety float
PHOTO G
44 Squeegee support
(28) Squeegee fixing pin
PHOTO H
45 Squeegee fixing knob
(27) Suction hose coupling pipe
44 Squeegee support
PHOTO I
45 Squeegee fixing knob
(27) Suction hose coupling pipe
44 Squeegee support
PHOTO L
44 Squeegee support
PHOTO M
(24) Fixing bolts
(29) Rear rubber blade
(30) Metal retainer for rubber blades
(31) Squeegee fixing knob
4.6.
BATTERY CHARGER
If supplied, refer to the corresponding booklet.
4.7.
CIRCUIT BOARD SETTINGS
CONFIGURATION
The machine is equipped to GEL battery circuit board
configured.
4.8.
ACCESSORIES
Your machine supplier can provide a complete and
updated list of all available accessories, such as
brushes, pad drivers, disks, etc.
5.
INSTALLATION INFORMATION
5.1.
BATTERY PREPARATION
•
The technical features of the batteries used must
match those indicated in the technical features sec-
tion. Using different batteries may cause serious
damage to the machine or may require them to be
charged more frequently.
•
During installation or when performing any type of
battery maintenance, the operator must be equipped
with adequate safety accessories to prevent acci-
dents. Work far from open flames, do not short-circuit
the battery poles, do not generate sparks and do not
smoke.
5.2.
BATTERY INSTALLATION AND
PREPARATION
•
These operations must be carried out by special-
ised personnel.
Make sure the two tanks are empty. If not, empty
them in accordance with the specific procedure.
- Lift and remove the recovery tank.
This provides access to the battery compartment
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