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Summary of Contents for OmniFlex TROLLEY BUCKET

Page 2: ...kaivac cleaning systems TM...

Page 3: ...All Rights Reserved kaivac cleaning systems TM Revision Sheet Revision Sheet Kaivac Inc 401 S Third Street Hamilton OH 45011 NOTE Specifications and parts are subject to change without notice Release...

Page 4: ...mbly 15 2 4 Battery Box Pump Box Assembly 16 2 5 AutoVac Parts Assembly 17 3 0 Operation 3 1 Filling The Unit 18 3 2 Dispense and Vac Operation 19 3 3 Spray and Vac Operation 20 3 4 AutoVac Operation...

Page 5: ...Pg 14 Pg 18 19 Pg 22 24 Pg 26 Pg 28 DISPENSE AND VAC Associated Pages Pg 13 16 Pg 18 19 Pg 22 24 Pg 25 27 Pg 28 AUTOVAC Associated Pages Pg 13 15 Pg 17 19 Pg 21 26 Pg 28 SPRAY AND VAC Associated Page...

Page 6: ...e first 50 hours of use and will replace at no charge if a manufacturing defect occurs After the first 50 hours of use of an OmniFlex battery Kaivac will use the following equation to determine the pr...

Page 7: ...ty State Zip Code Phone Number FAX Date Purchased Where Purchased I would like to receive updated information via email Yes No Email Address OmniFlex Trolley Bucket OmniFlex Wet Vacuum UniVac OmniFlex...

Page 8: ...es matches or hot ashes If using extension cord with appliance make sure the connection is above the floor and away from exposure to liquid Keep all connections dry and off the ground To reduce the ri...

Page 9: ...ovided with a ground fault circuit interrupter built into the power cord If replace ment of the plug or cord is needed use only identical replacement parts Test the ground fault circuit interrupter GF...

Page 10: ...s changing accessories or storing appliance Such preventive safety measures reduce the risk of starting the appliance accidentally When battery pack is not in use keep it away from other metal objects...

Page 11: ...red using the provided cord connector to use the equipment QUICK RELEASE INSTRUCTIONS 1 To diconnect the motor from the Battery Pack pull the button on the electrical connector toward you and turn the...

Page 12: ...uns when the Battery is discharging or running the motor Therefore it displays the number of hours that the Battery has run Each 0 1 reading on the hour meter equates to 6 minutes of run time A normal...

Page 13: ...Bucket 2 0 Assembly Handles There are multiple options available based on your needs Contact Kaivac Customer Service for more details at 1 800 287 1136 KMFUH2A 2 Bend Handle Standard Offerings Dispens...

Page 14: ...ice for more details at 1 800 287 1136 Stob OVT02 VacuumTank NoStobs Standard Offerings AutoVac AutoVac Battery OVT01 Vacuum Tank 2 Stobs Standard Offerings Wet Vacuum Dispense and Vac Spray and Vac O...

Page 15: ...e are multiple options available based on purchased package Contact Kaivac Customer Service for more details at 1 800 287 1136 KMFSH Plastic Spigot Handle Standard Offerings Dispense and Vac Spray and...

Page 16: ...e and Vac AutoVac Battery SUV OSU50 Pump Box Standard Offerings Spray and Vac SUV See Battery Box Assembly parts diagram on page 27 for full list of part numbers and options depending on location or p...

Page 17: ...to upgrade to AutoVac from other offerings Contact Kaivac Customer Service for more details at 1 800 287 1136 AutoVac Components There are multiple assemblies AVVA AVSAL AVVH2A and OTTCA that get mou...

Page 18: ...9 gallons For lesser quantity needs the bottom of the label represents 4 gallons For higher volume needs the top of the label represents 10 gallons Filling over 10 gallons is not recommended Fill the...

Page 19: ...ion moving towards the front of the area Park unit so that it blocks entry to area Turn Vacuum Motor to ON Attach Vacuum Wand to Vacuum Hose if not already connected Slap Tap Once Vacuuming is complet...

Page 20: ...ical Line is con nected to the Chemical Cap To prime the pump Turn Spray Line Valve OFF turn ON the Pump Switch then turn the Spray Line Valve ON and squeeze the Spray Gun trigger If you have issues w...

Page 21: ...next button snap to hold orange Strap in place To begin cleaning floor area with AutoVac Use Thumb Throttle to dispense solution through the Spigot Turn dial on Thumb Throttle to 2 Increase if you nee...

Page 22: ...se into ap propriate sink drain To prevent an accidental spill or overflow from the Dump Hose be careful to keep hose end upright until it is over sink drain TIP With Dispense and Vac you can extend y...

Page 23: ...from Spreader Pad with broom Sweep debris Vacuum if necessary Remove debris from float ball and wire mesh Float Cage housing with hot water Alternatively you can also turn Vacuum on and dispense solut...

Page 24: ...l was tripped Vacuum Shuts Off Prematurely 1 Check Float Cage clean if dirty 2 Cleaning Chemicals may be producing too much foam Use correct Chemicals 3 Battery may need recharged or replaced Other Is...

Page 25: ...FBLK OMNIFLEX TROLLEY BLACK 2 KMFCSTR3 LOCKING CASTER 2 OFCSTR OMNIFLEX 3 IN CASTER NO BRAKE 3 CSS302 3 18 16 X 2 3 4 HEX SCREW WHEEL 4 WH5KMF2 5 IN DIA REAR WHEEL 5 CSS311 3 8 16 NYLON LOCK NUT 6 CSS...

Page 26: ...5UK UK PLUG IP44 14 CORDCON VELCRO CORD CONNECTOR OPTIONAL 15 EXT15 15 FT 120V EXTENSION CORD 15 EXT15EU 15 FT 240V EXTENSION CORD EUROPEAN 15 EXT15UK 15 FT 240V EXTENSION CORD UK 15 EXT15AUS 15 FT 24...

Page 27: ...BOLT SS CHARGER DESCRIPTION 22 CHARG36V BAT CHARGER 120VAC 36VDC 22 CHARG36VEU BAT CHARGER 240VAC 36VDC 22 CHARG36VUK BAT CHARGER 240VAC 36VDC 22 CHARG36VAUS BAT CHARGER 240VAC 36VDC 22 CHARG36VUL BAT...

Page 28: ...FOR ARM 11 SUBSSSA SNAP STRAP FOR SPREADER 11 SUBSSSAL SPREADER ASSEMBLY STRAP LONG 12 CSS20 SNAP STUD 13 UWMP 26 AUTOVAC MICROFIBER PAD AVVA AUTOVAC VACUUM ASSEMBLY 14 CVS12 28 28 SQUEEGEE HEAD ASSEM...

Page 29: ...ecifications Approx Charge Time 5 5 hours Charger Amps 5 Amps Charge Voltage 42V DC Charger Voltage 110 240VAC 36VDC 240VAC version only needs correct plug for wall outlet Charging Robustness No speci...

Page 30: ...easy flush Vacuum Tank Casters None Method of Dumping Drain Hose Dump Hose 26 66 04 cm long Toilet Dumping Yes Vacuum Tank Clean out 100 via Dump Drain Hose Vacuum Motor Lift 62 157 48 cm Vacuum CFM...

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