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7.  Connect the battery charger power supply cable plug to the mains 

socket.

WARNING:

 Before connecting to the plug to the socket, 

check  that  the  characteristics  of  the  mains  power  supply 

corresponds to that of the battery charger.

8.  Position the main switch (7), on the base of the battery charger, 

to position “I” (

Fig.7

).

WARNING:

 Check that, when giving continuity to the circuit of 

the battery charger, the green LED (8) present on the battery 

charger

(

Fig.8

)

 turns on. This LED indicates that the battery 

charger circuit is correctly powered.

ATTENTION:

  Before  inserting  the  battery  into  the  charging 

holder, check that there is no condensation or other liquid in 

the dock that will hold the battery.

9.  Insert the battery (4) in the seat (9) in the battery charger, taking 

care to position the poles (10) in the battery correctly (

Fig. 9

).

ATTENTION:

  The  battery  can  only  be  inserted  into  the 

charger one way . Do not use force when inserting the battery.

ATTENTION:

  Carefully  read  the  battery  charger  use  and 

maintenance  manual  delivered  with  the  appliance,  before 

charging the battery.

ATTENTION:

 Check that, when inserting the battery into the 

base of the battery charger, the red LED (11) present on the 

battery charger

(

Fig.10

)

 turns on. This LED indicates that the 

battery is recharging.

10. Perform a complete battery charging cycle.

WARNING:

 The red LED (11) remains on until the battery is 

fully charged.

WARNING:

 The charger and the battery can be left connected 

to the power outlet. The red LED (11) lights when the charger 

occasionally recharges the battery.

WARNING: 

The red charge status LED (11) does not provide 

any indication of the battery charge level.

WARNING:

  The  battery  may  overheat  during  the  charging 

phase, nevertheless, this is normal and does not imply that 

there is a problem with the battery.

WARNING:

 If the battery used in this device is over-charged, 

this may present a risk of fire, explosion or chemical burns.

11. With charging complete, position the main switch (7), on the base 

of the battery charger, to position “0” (

Fig.11

).

12. Disconnect the battery charger power supply cable plug from the 

mains socket.

ATTENTION:

  To  prevent  damaging  the  power  cable, 

disconnect the plug from the mains socket by directly pulling 

the plug and not the cable.

13. Remove the battery (4) from the base of the charger, remove the 

battery from the body of device upwards (

Fig.12

).

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Summary of Contents for Genie XS

Page 1: ...TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTION DOC 10049257 Ver AD 09 2015 PROFESSIONAL MICRO AUTOSCRUBBER USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Genie XS...

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Page 3: ...CE 10 MAIN APPLIANCE BODY COMPONENTS 10 MAIN SOLUTION TANK COMPONENTS 11 MAIN RECOVERY TANK COMPONENTS 11 MAIN VACUUM COVER COMPONENTS 11 MAIN STEERING COLUMN CONTROL COMPONENTS 11 MAIN HANDLEBAR CONT...

Page 4: ...HECKING AND CLEANING THE VACUUM COVER 25 CHECKING AND CLEANING THE BRUSH 26 CHECKING AND CLEANING THE SQUEEGEE BODY 26 CHECKING AND CLEANING THE VACUUM HOSE 27 CHECKING AND CLEANING THE SOLUTION FILTE...

Page 5: ...fest most appropriate and most autonomous way It includes information concerning technical aspects safety operation appliance downtime maintenance spare parts and scrapping Operators and qualified tec...

Page 6: ...who is directly responsible for machine operation The majority of occupational accidents that happen both in the workplace or whilst moving are caused by failure to respect The serial number plate is...

Page 7: ...mm 555 Machine length Handlebar in maintenance position mm 895 Machine body height Control handlebar joint mm 290 Control handlebar height Handlebar in resting position mm 1050 Machine height Handleb...

Page 8: ...ct an authorised service centre immediately In the event of danger promptly remove the battery from the rear part of the appliance refer to the REMOVING THE BATTERY paragraph For all maintenance inter...

Page 9: ...st have an earth connection in compliance with the regulatory standards The appliance does not cause harmful vibrations Never pick up gases explosive inflammable liquids or powders nor acids and solve...

Page 10: ...Otherwise ask for intervention of the authorised technical assistance centre If you need to replace any components request the ORIGINAL spare parts from an Authorised dealer and or Retailer Restore a...

Page 11: ...ance to indicate the direction in which the squeegee control handle must be turned in order to place in the working position SYMBOLS USED ON THE APPLIANCE PREPARING THE APPLIANCE HANDLING THE PACKED A...

Page 12: ...es The handle 4 on the steering column control can also be used Fig 3 ATTENTION Users are advised to always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to hands ATTENTION When transport...

Page 13: ...ONENTS MAIN STEERING COLUMN CONTROL COMPONENTS The pre assembly vacuum cover components are identified as follows 1 Vacuum cover stop lever 2 Floating support 3 Floats The steering column control base...

Page 14: ...tion tank is empty otherwise empty it completely read paragraph ECHECKING AND CLEANING THE SOLUTION TANK 4 Block the handlebar in the vertical position Push the steering column control stop lever 2 in...

Page 15: ...Other batteries could explode causing harm to people and damage to property The voltage rate indicated on the plate in the battery charger must correspond to the mains voltage Do not use the battery c...

Page 16: ...tery proceed as follows 1 Take the appliance to the dedicated battery recharging area 2 If the appliance is working turn it off via the main switch 1 Fig 1 3 Block the handlebar in the vertical positi...

Page 17: ...n inserting the battery into the base of the battery charger the red LED 11 present on the battery charger Fig 10 turns on This LED indicates that the battery is recharging 10 Perform a complete batte...

Page 18: ...ch precedes the symbol The graphic symbol a line of luminous markings each bar corresponds to a of the charge If the charge level reaches a certain value the brush motor will switch off automatically...

Page 19: ...ppliance taking care not to damage the vacuum hose inlet 6 on the vacuum motor and the squeegee body vacuum hose 7 When positioning the tank use the handles 3 on the solution tank to help Fig 7 and Fi...

Page 20: ...Fig 1 and turn the steering column control into the horizontal position Fig 2 ATTENTION during this process keep the control handlebar still in order to prevent the appliance from moving accidentally...

Page 21: ...ivered to the brush 9 During the first metres check there is sufficient solution and that the squeegee dries perfectly The appliance will now begin to work with full efficiency until the battery is fl...

Page 22: ...ig 8 7 The appliance will now work efficiently dispensing the detergent solution and cleaning the floor until the battery runs down 8 During the first few meters check that the amount of detergent sol...

Page 23: ...maximum level has been reached Fig 3 a further press on the button will return you to level 0 no detergent solution ATTENTION Passing from one step to another is a continuous cycle it is not possible...

Page 24: ...top lever 3 to lock the handlebar Fig 5 7 Tilt the machine and move to a suitable place for carrying out maintenance work Fig 6 then complete the procedures listed in the paragraph RECOMMENDED PERIODI...

Page 25: ...ease the stop lever 3 to lock the handlebar 11 Position the appliance with its rear part in contact with the floor Fig 9 ATTENTION Park the machine in an enclosed place on a flat surface near the mach...

Page 26: ...3 9 Rinse the inside with a jet of water if necessary use a spatula to remove the sludge that has accumulated at the bottom of the tank 6 Remove the vacuum cover using the stop levers Gently lay on t...

Page 27: ...ctive gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to hands 5 First with a jet of water and then with a damp cloth thoroughly clean the rotation fulcrum 2 on the vacuum motor floats Fig 3 6 First with a...

Page 28: ...ssive wear replace the brush the bristles should be at least 10 mm long CHECKING AND CLEANING THE SQUEEGEE BODY The careful cleaning of the whole vacuum unit ensures better drying and cleaning of the...

Page 29: ...parts 6 Lift the squeegee attachment 1 Fig 4 7 Remove the squeegee from the slots on the squeegee connector 4 taking care not to lose the seal 5 on the vacuum nozzle Fig 5 8 First with a jet of water...

Page 30: ...for filling the solution tank 2 Do what is required to make sure the machine is in a safe condition see MACHINE SAFETY 3 Disconnect the tank stop levers 1 and rotate in the direction indicated by the...

Page 31: ...appliance taking care not to damage the vacuum hose inlet 6 on the vacuum motor and the squeegee body vacuum hose 7 When positioning the tank use the handles 9 on the solution tank to help Fig 11 and...

Page 32: ...ry charger base The power supply cable plug is not correctly inserted in the mains socket Check that the battery charger power supply cable plug is connected to the mains socket The power supply netwo...

Page 33: ...device is obstructed Make sure that the squeegee is free from obstructions read paragraph CHECK ING AND CLEANING THE SQUEEGEE BODY Make sure that the vacuum hose is free from obstructions read paragra...

Page 34: ...ad to be perfectly centred and held without any risk of it becoming detached This type of pad holder is recommended above all for machines with more than one brush where the centring of the abrasive d...

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