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DANGER
Danger of accident. If the machine does not
brake, then proceed as follows:
If the appliance does not stop when the
accelerator is released on a ramp with
more than 2% inclination, the safety
switch may only be brought in the "0"
position if the proper mechanical func-
tion of the parking brake has been
checked prior to every operation of the
appliance for safety reasons.
Switch off the machine only after it
comes to a complete halt (on an even
surface) and call up the aftersales ser-
vice!
Further, follow all warning instructions
for braking.
DANGER
Danger of tipping if gradient is too high.
The gradient in the direction of travel
should not exceed 10% (Adv 15%).
Drive only lengthwise on uphill and
downhill gradients, do not turn.
Danger of tipping when driving round
bends at high speed.
Danger of slipping on wet floors.
Drive slowly when cornering.
Danger of tipping on unstable ground.
Only use the machine on sound surfac-
es.
Danger of tipping with excessive sideways
tilt.
Take the seating position.
Plug in the Intelligent Key.
Bring the safety switch into the "1" posi-
tion.
Set programme selector switch to trans-
port run.
Set the drive direction using the drive
direction button at the operator console.
Determine the driving speed by press-
ing the drive pedal.
Stop the machine: Release the drive
pedal.
Note:
The direction of travel can also be changed
while driving. This way even very dull spots
can be polished by driving back and forth
several times.
In case of overloading, the drive motor au-
tomatically switches off after a certain peri-
od. A fault message is displayed on the
console. The concerned unit gets switched
off if the controls get overheated.
Allow machine to cool down at least for
15 minutes.
Turn the programme switch to "OFF",
wait for a short period of time and turn it
back to the desired programme.
ATTENTION
Risk of damage. Only use the recommend-
ed detergents. With respect to different de-
tergents the operator bears the increased
risk regarding the operational safety and
danger of accident.
Only use detergents that are free from sol-
vents, hydrochloric acid and hydrofluoric
acid.
Follow the safety instructions for using de-
tergents.
Note:
Do not use highly foaming detergents.
Open the cover of the fresh water reser-
voir.
Fill fresh water (max. 60 °C) until 15 mm
below the upper edge of the tank.
Pour in detergent.
Note:
If detergent is added to the detergent tank
first before the water, this can result in a for-
mation of a lot of foam.
Close the cover of the fresh water res-
ervoir.
Note:
Fill up the fresh water tank completely be-
fore starting up the machine to ventilate the
water supply system.
Connect the water hose to the connec-
tion neck on the filling system.
Open the water supply.
Once the maximum fill level is reached,
the built-in floater valve will stop the wa-
ter inflow.
Shut off water supply.
Remove the water hose.
Detergent is added to the fresh water on
the way to the cleaning head with the help
of a dosaging device.
Place the detergent bottle into the de-
vice.
Close the bottle lid.
Insert the suction hose of the dosaging
equipment into the bottle.
Note:
The dosing unit can be used to add 3% de-
tergent at maximum. With higher dosage
the detergent must be put into the fresh wa-
ter tank.
ATTENTION
Risk of clogging due to dried detergent
when the detergent is added to the fresh
water tank of the Dose version. The flow
meter of the dosing equipment can aggluti-
nate on account of drying detergent and
hamper the functioning of the dosing equip-
ment. Subsequently rinse the fresh water
tank and the appliance with clear water. For
rinsing, select cleaning programme with
application of water at the programme se-
lector switch. Set the water quantity to the
highest value, set the detergent dosage to
0%
Note:
The appliance is equipped with a fresh wa-
ter indicator in the display. If the fresh water
tank is empty, the function of adding deter-
gent gets deactivated. The cleaning head
continues to work without liquid supply.
Parameters for the different cleaning pro-
grammes are preset in the appliance.
Depending on the authorisation of the yel-
low Intelligent Key, individual parameters
can be changed.
The modification of the parameters is only
valid until another cleaning programme is
selected via the programme selection
switch.
If you wish to permanently change the pa-
rameters, you must use a grey Intelligent
Key. This adjustment procedure is de-
scribed in the section "Grey Intelligent
Key“.
Note:
Almost all displayed text regarding param-
eter adjustment is self-explanatory. The
only exception is the parameter FACT:
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Fine Clean: Lower brush speed for re-
moving the grey film on fine stone
floors.
–
Whisper Clean: Medium brush speed
for regular cleaning with reduced noise
level.
–
Power Clean: High brush speed for pol-
ishing, crystallising and sweeping.
Turn the program selection switch to
the desired cleaning program.
Turn the info button until the desired pa-
rameter is displayed.
Press Info button - the set value blinks.
Set the desired value by turning the info
button.
Confirm the changed setting by press-
ing the Info button or wait till the set val-
ue is automatically accepted after 10
seconds.
To improve the vacuuming result on tiled
floors the vacuum bar can be turned to an
oblique position of up to 5°.
Driving
Driving
Overload
Filling in detergents
Detergent
Application
Detergent
Routine cleaning of all water
resistant floors
RM 746
RM 780
Routine cleaning of glossy
surfaces (e.g. granite)
RM 755 es
Routine cleaning and basic
cleaning of industrial floors
RM 69 ASF
Routine cleaning and basic
cleaning of fine stoneware
tiles
RM 753
Routine cleaning of tiles in
sanitary areas
RM 751
Cleaning and disinfection in
sanitary areas
RM 732
Removal of coating from all
alkali-resistant floors (e.g.
PVC)
RM 752
Removal of coating from li-
noleum floors
RM 754
Fresh water
Filling system (optional)
Metering system (only Dose model)
Setting the parameters
With yellow Intelligent Key
Setting the Vacuum Bar
Oblique position
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Summary of Contents for B 150 R
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