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Operation

Operating the Machine

The operator must be able to use the brake so the machine can be positioned accurately for the best cleaning result 
and avoiding accidental bumping against the steps.

The treads on the escalator must be moving toward the escalator cleaner. Do not operate the machine with the treads 
moving away from the machine.

The machine must be attended all the time while it is in operation.

While the machine is operating, monitor for leaks and unusual noise. The machine must be stopped immediately when 
a malfunction occurs during operation

1.

Correctly positioning the machine. It should be as close as possible to the edge of the tread, without contacting the 
stationary wall of the escalator. For best cleaning results, it is recommended to temporarily remove the skirt brushes on 
both sides of the escalator landing. See Cleaning Tips on next page.

2.

 With the deck above the moving treads fully past the edge of comb plate, set the brakes firmly. Confirm that the front edge 
of the deck is not above the tread section that is not yet level with the landing.

3.

 Push On/Off button to turn on the vacuum.

4.

Push the Cleaning Mode button up or down to chose the ideal cleaning mode. Regular and Deep Clean use the same 
amount of vacuum suction and solution spray, but Deep Clean uses more brush 
down pressure and is intended for cleaning heavy soils.

5.

Check that when the brushes make contact with the tread that they rest smoothly 
while scrubbing. If an excessive vibration or chatter is observed, press Cleaning 
Mode button to the center position raising the deck and then carefully release the 
brake to adjust the machine position.

6.

Press the Pump On/Off button to begin spraying cleaning solution.

7.

In case of cleaning the escalator with heavily built up dirt and soil, it’s strongly 
recommended to clean up the brush deck in every 5 minutes after the machine 
was being operated to avoid the possible clogging and brush motor overloading.

8.

Turn off all the switches before moving the machine from its cleaning position.

9.

When finished cleaning, press the Pump on/off button to turn off solution spray and continue to operate the machine for 5 
minutes to remove excess solution residue from the treads

10. When the solution tank runs empty, stop the machine and rinse the brushes to avoid messy drips off the deck while trans-

porting the machine to dump the recovery tank and refill the solution tank.

Post-operation Maintenance

1.

Using the cleaning tray filled with clean water, lower the brush deck into the cleaning tray 2-3 times to remove debris from 
the bristles.

2.

Remove the debris tray below the vacuum shoe. Wipe off any large debris and rinse the debris tray in clean water. Reinstall 
the debris tray.

3.

Empty the recovery tank using the drain hose. Rinse the recovery tank using clean water, and drain again using the drain 
hose.

4.

Empty the solution tank by removing the drain cap at the bottom of the machine. Reinstall the drain cap. Remove the fill 
cap, fill with fresh water, and drain again by removing the drain cap.

5.

Remove the nozzles from the front of the machine and rinse in clean water. Inspect to ensure no blockages or debris build-
up.

After 100 hours in Service

Check for:

loose components;

dirt/soil built up inside the recovery tank;

dirt/soil built up in the tray underneath the vac-shoe;

dirt/soil built up inside the brush deck housing;

clogged hoses;

necessary brake adjustment for the braking effectiveness.

8.645-788.0 Manual Operator Escalator Cleaner

Summary of Contents for BR 52/11 ESC

Page 1: ...Register your product www kaercher com welcome 86457880 A 02 09 24 Escalator Cleaner English 02 From Serial Number Ref No1 See Serial Number Page or call manufacturer...

Page 2: ...on flow along with excellent recovery Universal brushes ensure quick simple cleaning off all manufacturers of equipment MODEL 1 310 112 0 BR 52 11 ESC Warranty Registration Thank you for purchasing a...

Page 3: ...Specifications 8 Unpacking the Machine 10 Packaging Material Disposal 10 Components 11 Before Operating 12 Control Panel 12 Operating the Machine 13 Post operation Maintenance 13 After 100 hours in Se...

Page 4: ...tion regarding hazardous or unsafe practices of the machine Levels of hazards are identified that could result in product damage personal injury or severe injury resulting in death The OPERATIONS sect...

Page 5: ...his appliance is for use on a nominal 120 volt circuit and has a grounded plug that looks like the plug in Fig A A temporary adapter that looks like the adapter in Fig C may be used to connect this pl...

Page 6: ...f the machine is not working properly has been dropped damaged left outdoors or dropped into water return it to an authorized service center Do not pull or carry machine by electrical cord use as a ha...

Page 7: ...ine damage or faulty operation immediately Do not use the machine if it is not in proper operating condition Following is information that signals some potentially dangerous conditions to the operator...

Page 8: ...ng treads The Pump Button is turned on to start spraying solution to the treads Solution is recovered through the vacuum shoe in between the two cylindrical brushes See Operating the Machine section T...

Page 9: ...nce and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do n...

Page 10: ...asters and the wheel chocks 4 Lift out the wheel chocks 5 Remove the lid from the crate The lid will be used as a ramp to safely maneuver the machine off the pallet 6 Squeeze the left side handle bar...

Page 11: ...onents 1 Deck Dual Brushes dual motors dual gearboxes 2 Solution Tank 3 Handle and Control Panel 4 Gear boxes 5 Recovery Tank 6 On site brush deck cleaning tray 3 6 5 1 4 2 8 645 788 0 Manual Operator...

Page 12: ...ly installed Check the condition of the brushes If the bristles are worn bent or broken the brush will need to be replaced Use of a damaged brush will significantly reduce cleaning performance Check t...

Page 13: ...ion 6 Press the Pump On Off button to begin spraying cleaning solution 7 In case of cleaning the escalator with heavily built up dirt and soil it s strongly recommended to clean up the brush deck in e...

Page 14: ...fully engaged in brush housing Wrong Machine positioned at angle with escalator moving sidewalk Decreased cleaning performance increased likelihood of damage to brushes and machine Brush not fully en...

Page 15: ...beyond escalator moving sidewalk comb fully over escalator moving sidewalk landing Wrong Rear edge of brushes and brush housing positioned partially over escalator moving sidewalk comb Decreased clean...

Page 16: ...er Filter Unscrew the transparent cap and remove the filter Thoroughly clean and rinse to remove accumulated dirt and debris Chemicals Must use chemicals recommended by the manufacturer or your local...

Page 17: ...urn the nozzles counterclockwise to remove the nozzles for cleaning For cleaning the tray push the quick lock on the right side while holding the other end of the tray to slide it out 8 645 788 0 Manu...

Page 18: ...t 2 Loosen the knurled screw 2 3 turns 3 Tighten the hex nut until firm braking is achieved 4 Tighten the knurled screw When the brake is applied the machine should remain firmly in place Neither side...

Page 19: ...the treads Inspect the brushes for signs of wearing or damage to the bristles Replace worn or damaged brushes Check the slots at the bottom of the vacuum shoe All slots should be clear of debris Unsa...

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