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→ Use the lifting point to remove the
device from the pallet.
→ Remove the chocks in front of and next
to the wheels.
Control Panel
Symbols on the Device
Unloading
1 OFF
The device is switched off.
2 Normal mode
Clean the floor with water and vacuum
waste water.
3 Intense mode
Clean the floor with water and let the
detergent work.
4 Vacuum mode
Vacuum waste water.
5 Program selection switch
6 Display (hour meter + battery level).
Battery socket
Lifting point
Clean water tank
filling level – 25%
Mop holder**
Brush
replacement lever
Suction bar lift lever
Clean water tank
drain plug
Waste water
drain hose
** optional
Before Startup
→ Push down the device holding the push
handle and push it forwards up to the
pallet edge.
→ Lift (remove) the device off the pallet
and set it on the floor.
WARNING
Damage risk!
– Do not connect the charger to the battery
socket at the device side.
– Use a charger that matches with the
battery type installed:
Warning: Please read the charger
manufacturer’s instruction manual,
especially the safety warnings!
→ Connect the charger to the battery
socket at the battery side.
→ Connect the charger plug to the socket
to turn it on.
→ Perform the charging process according
to the instructions in the charger’s
instruction manual.
Battery Type
Charger
9.385-084.0
9.385-230.0
9.385-268.0 9.385-230.0
Installing Batteries
Recommended charger for
each battery.
Low Maintenance (Lead-Acid) Batteries
Charging Process
Using Batteries Made by
Other Manufacturers
Mount the batteries (see “Care and
Maintenance/Mounting and Connecting
the Batteries”). Optional battery*.
*Check with one of our resellers.
We recommend using our batteries
as described in chapter “Care and
Maintenance/Recommended Batteries.”
Warning:
The device is equipped with a total
discharge protection, that is, if the
minimum admissible capacity is reached,
the brush motor and the turbine are
switched off.
→
Take the device directly to the charging
station, avoiding any unnecessary
steep gradients.
Average charging time is approx. 10 to
15 hours. The device must not be used
during the charging process.
1 - Battery socket, device side
2 - Battery socket, battery side
→ Remove the battery socket from the
device side.
DANGER
Danger of injury due to electric
shock. Observe the mains voltage
and fuse protection on the device type plate.
DANGER
Explosion risk
Before starting to charge low-
maintenance batteries, remove the
waste water tank (see the chapter “Care
and Maintenance/Maintenance Work/
Removing the Waste Water Tank”). This
prevents the accumulation of hazardous
gases underneath the tank during the
charging process.
WARNING
Damage risk. Do not clean the device with
water while the tank is removed.
ATTENTION
Risk of burns!
- Adding water to discharged
battery can cause the acid to leak.
- Use safety glasses while handling
battery acid and follow the current safety
instructions to avoid personal injury or
damage to clothes.
- Should the acid spray on to the skin or
clothes, rinse immediately with plenty of
running water.
WARNING
Damage risk!
- Use only distilled or desalinated water in
the batteries.
- Do not add any unknown additives (the
so-called performance improving agents)
or the warranty will be deemed void.
- Replace batteries with the same battery
type only.
→
Insert the vacuum bars into the
suspension in such a manner that
the profiled sheet is positioned above
the suspension.
→ Tighten the wing bolts.
→
Insert the suction hose.
Mounting the Suction Bar
Transport Caster
1. Transport
0. Operation
