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Symbols on the charger
DANGER
Risk of fire
If plugged into an unsuitable socket or in the event of
poor electrical connection between the plug and the
socket, the charger plug and the socket used may get
very hot.
Before plugging in the mains plug, make sure that the
socket is approved for a current of 16 A and that it is in
a technically sound condition.
Make sure that the mains plug is clean and in a good
condition.
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CAUTION
Do not operate the device together with other devices
on an extension cable with multiple power sockets.
Description of the device
Device overview, front
Illustration B
1
Steering wheel
2
Fresh water tank automatic filling system
3
pre-sweeping unit hood***
4
Side brushes*
5
Driving motor
6
Squeegee blade holder
7
Squeegee blade
8
Suction bar
* Optional
*** Combo variant only
Device overview, rear
Illustration A
1
Overhead guard*
2
Flashing beacon*
3
Blue spotlight rear/ front*
4
Suction lance for DOSE detergent dosing unit*
5
Waste water tank cap
6
Fresh water drain hose
7
Waste water drain hose
8
Manual tank cleaning - spray gun
9
Suction hose
10
Suction beam ram protection*
11
Waste water tank inspection opening
12
Waste container***
13
Fresh water lid
14
Control panel
* Optional
*** Combo variant only
Device overview, seat
Illustration C
1
Detergent tray for DOSE detergent dosing unit*
2
Seat
3
Steering wheel knob
4
Weight adjustment lever
5
Seat length adjustment lever
* Optional
Device overview, waste water tank
Illustration D
1
Waste water tank support
2
Float
3
Waste water impact protection
4
Waste water tank cap
5
Coarse dirt basket
6
Turbine pre-filter
7
Waste water tank
Device overview, pedals
Illustration AP
1
Coarse dirt flap pedal
2
Brake pedal
3
Accelerator pedal
Device overview, pre-sweeping unit
Illustration E
1
Filter housing cover
2
pre-sweeping unit hood***
3
Side brushes***
4
Filter housing
5
Sweep container
*** Combo variant only
Type plate
Illustration AJ
1
Type plate
Control panel
Illustration F
1
Program switch
2
Display
3
QR code for the how-to video
4
Info button for menu navigation in the display
5
Driving direction switch
6
2-stage horn
7
Cleaning solution ON/OFF
8
Side brush/side scrubbing deck ON/OFF (side
brush option with Combo variant)
9
Intelligent key
10
Maximum permissible gradient
11
Safety switch
Program switch
Illustration G
1
0
Device is switched off.
2
Transport journey
Drive to the operating location.
3
Eco program
Clean the floor wet (with a reduced water quantity
and a reduced brush speed) and vacuum up waste
water (with reduced suction power).
4
Scour and vacuum
Clean the floor wet and vacuum up waste water.
5
Increased brush contact pressure
Clean the floor wet (with increased brush contact
pressure and increased water quantity) and vacu-
um up the waste water.
6
Scouring / pre-cleaning without vacuuming
Clean the floor wet and let the detergent act.
7
Vacuuming
Vacuum up the dirty liquid.
8
Polishing
Polish the floor at a high brush speed without apply-
ing liquid.
Symbols on the device
* Optional
Pictograms on the display
Installation
Batteries
Recommended batteries, chargers
* Minimum volume of the battery charging room
** Minimum airflow between battery charging room and
environment
Batteries and chargers are available from specialist
shops.
Maximum battery dimensions
The following must be observed when fitting the wet bat-
teries:
●
The maximum battery dimensions must be ob-
served.
Drain for fresh water
Drain for waste water
Fresh water
Fresh water tank automatic filling system
Removing the coarse dirt basket
Lashing point
Battery full
Battery empty
Brake activated
Preliminary sweep work activated
Water off
Detergent activated
Detergent empty
Fresh water 100%
Fresh water 0%
Order no.
Battery set
2.815-108.0
Charger
4.035-191.0
Volume (m3)*
71.78
Airflow (m3/h)**
27.71
Length
Width
Height
842
627 mm
537 mm
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