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Introduction 
 

Introducing the Conquest Carbon Edge floor scrubbing machine. 
 
This is a guide for operators of the Conquest Carbon Edge to demonstrate how to safely prepare, use and 
maintain the machine. A little knowledge can go a long way, and following these simple instructions will ensure 
trouble-free operation and maximum benefit from your investment. 
 
 

Getting to know the Conquest Carbon Edge

 

Let’s start with a quick tour of your Conquest Carbon Edge floor scrubber, to help you become familiar with the 
technology and terminology referenced throughout this video. 
 
Starting at the top, your machine has 64-litre solution and recovery tanks held in place with two quick-release 
clips located on the left and right side of the tank assembly. It is important that both tanks are empty before tilting 
back the tank assembly, to avoid tipping the machine. 
 
Under the tank assembly, you will find the batteries. Make sure you always clear both hinge clips before closing 
the solution tank. 
 
At the front of the machine is the scrub deck. Water flows to the scrub deck from the solution tank, for dispersal 
during scrubbing. 
 

Moving to the rear of the machine, you will find the control panel … and the squeegee assembly is located at the 
bottom of the machine, below the operator handles. Waste water is drawn up from the squeegee into the 
recovery tank by a powerful vacuum. 
 
The recovery water passes through a drain saver which collects any debris to prevent clogging of the drain 
hoses. The vacuum motor is protected by a removable flow shut-off for ease of cleaning after use. 
 

Pre-start check

 

Each day before use, it is important that you perform a pre-start check of your Conquest Carbon Edge floor 
scrubber, to maintain maximum scrubbing performance and prevent unplanned maintenance. 
 

First, inspect the scrub deck and pad. Check for damage to the head… and ensure it is sitting straight. Check the 
pad is clean and secure, and not worn or torn. The pad must be replaced when worn to less than 12mm in 
thickness. The Velcro system makes pad replacement quick and easy, as shown… Please note, it is important 
that you always use genuine Conquest Tomcat Edge blue pads to maintain the warranty on your machine. 
 
Next, inspect the squeegee assembly. Remove the squeegee assembly with the quick release fitting and flush 
with water. The squeegee assembly consists of a front and rear squeegee. Ensure that the rubber squeegee 
blades are clean and free from tears or damage. The blades may be rotated so they wear more evenly, or 
replaced as required. Replace the squeegee assembly as shown and tighten the knobs by hand. Once installed, 
mount the squeegee recovery hose. 
 
To avoid damage, do not operate the machine if the squeegee is dragging crooked or hard on the floor when 
lowered. Refer to your printed manual for correct settings. 
 
Step back and walk around the machine to visually inspect for any other signs of damage or wear that may 
prevent the proper function of your Conquest Carbon Edge floor scrubber. 
 
Now, fill the solution tank with water and chemical from the front port. This is protected by a stainless-steel mesh 
screen, to prevent debris from entering the tank. At the back of the machine, you will see a solution level indicator 
tube. Be careful to ensure you do not over-fill the tank. Please note, you may also use the indicator to discharge 
the clean water tank as required. It is important not to leave chemical sitting in the solution tank for more than one 
day. 
 

Operating instructions

 

Now we will introduce the step-by-step instructions for the effective operation of your Conquest Carbon Edge 
scrubbing machine, to clean floors in a single pass. 
 

Summary of Contents for Carbon Edge 28TE

Page 1: ...CONQUEST CARBON EDGE 28TE FLOOR SCRUBBER OPERATOR MANUAL T 1800 826 789 E service conquestequipment com au E parts conquestequipment com au W conquestequipment com au TCCE AL OM V01...

Page 2: ...Scan QR code to access your Carbon 28TE Floor Scrubber Operator video...

Page 3: ...approved If replacement product s is required prior to warranty inspection the replacement product s will be charged for and then credited if warranty approval is granted and in this case the customer...

Page 4: ...plugged into the seal socket at all times 10 Plug unit in to power to charge only when the battery indicator on the front screen is down to 2 bars 11 Clean down all tanks and wipe seals clean 12 Empty...

Page 5: ...scrubbing performance and prevent unplanned maintenance First inspect the scrub deck and pad Check for damage to the head and ensure it is sitting straight Check the pad is clean and secure and not wo...

Page 6: ...beneath the handles Once depressed all the systems will automatically activate These buttons are spring loaded and will automatically return to the standby position when your hands are removed A good...

Page 7: ...harge only when the battery indicator is showing 2 bars The fully automatic charger will indicate the status of the battery pack by the two indicator lights and will terminate when fully charged Check...

Page 8: ...lent performance but the best results will be obtained at the most minimum costs if The machine is regularly maintained per the Authorized Local Distributor The machine is operated with reasonable car...

Page 9: ...n Scrubbing 16 Draining Recovery Tank 17 Draining Solution Tank 18 Flushing Recovery Tank 19 Clean Drain Saver 20 Clean Cylindrical Hopper 21 Clean Vac Box System 22 Remove Disk Brushes 23 Remove Cyli...

Page 10: ...stributor Unless you have read and understood this Operator s Manual On surfaces with greater than a 2 grade unless this machine is equipped with a functional parking brake On surfaces with greater th...

Page 11: ...remove paint over or destroy warning decals If warning decals become damaged call 1 262 681 3583 for free replacements WARNING Dress safely Do not wear a neck tie scarf or any loose or dangling clothi...

Page 12: ...HE MA CHINE ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE BATTERY BEFORE SERVICING THE MACHINE REFER TO MANUAL OR CALL 011 262 681 3583 DANGER EXPLOSION RISK EXPLOSIVE HYDROGEN GAS FORMS WHEN BATTERIES ARE CHARGING AN OPEN F...

Page 13: ...tion flow is ON 6 VACUUM ON Indicates the Vacuum is ON 7 KEY SWITCH HOUR METER Indicates total hours the machine has had keyswitch ON 8 TRANSPORT HOUR METER Indicates total hours the drive system has...

Page 14: ...TC CARBON OP EN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 16 18 1 4 5 7 8 9 6 2 3 OPERATION CONTROLS...

Page 15: ...environmental hazard Consult your Battery supplier for safe disposal methods NOTICE Orientation of Batteries is critical for cables to reach Ensure proper torque values when installing batteries Betw...

Page 16: ...TC CARBON OP EN 3 3 2 2 1 4 REMOVE SQUEEGEE...

Page 17: ...TC CARBON OP EN ADJUST SQUEEGEE...

Page 18: ...TC CARBON OP EN 1 2 4 3 5 SPEED TRANSPORTATION FORWARD...

Page 19: ...TC CARBON OP EN TRANSPORTATION REVERSE 1 2...

Page 20: ...130 F 54 C FILL SOLUTION TANK DANGER EXPLOSION RISK Flammable materials can cause an explosion or fire Do NOT use flammable materials in Tank or pick up CAUTION TO AVOID DAMAGE TO THIS MACHINE Use APP...

Page 21: ...TC CARBON OP EN 4 7 2 3 1 5 6 SPEED OPERATION SCRUBBING...

Page 22: ...TC CARBON OP EN DRAINING RECOVERY TANK 2 1 1 WASTE WATER DRAINS ONLY WASTE WATER DRAINS ONLY...

Page 23: ...TC CARBON OP EN DRAINING SOLUTION TANK 2 1 WASTE WATER DRAINS ONLY WASTE WATER DRAINS ONLY...

Page 24: ...TC CARBON OP EN FLUSHING RECOVERY TANK 1 2...

Page 25: ...TC CARBON OP EN CLEAN DRAIN SAVER 1 2 3...

Page 26: ...TC CARBON OP EN CLEAN VAC BOX SYSTEM 1 1 3 4 3 4 2 5 6 7 8...

Page 27: ...TC CARBON OP EN REMOVE EDGE PADS 1 2 Grip Face Spacer Prep Pad...

Page 28: ...Charger Operating Instructions for more information BATTERY CHARGERS EDGE PADS AND SQUEEGEE DESCRIPTION 28 14 SCRUBDECK White Pad EDGE 4054 Red Pad EDGE 4053 Blue Pad EDGE 4052 Green Pad EDGE 4051 Bla...

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