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2. GENERAL INFORMATION

2.1 

SCOPE OF THE MANUAL

To make it easier to read about and look up various

subjects, refer to the table of contents at the be-

ginning of the section in your language.

This manual has been prepared by the manufactu-

rer and is an integral part of the product. As such,

it must be kept in a safe place for the machine’s

entire service life until demolition.

The customer must ensure that machine operators

have read or are familiar with the contents of this

manual so that they strictly follow the instructions

described herein.

Constant compliance with the instructions provi-

ded in this manual is the only way to guarantee

the best results in terms of safety, performance,

efficiency and service life of the product you now

own. Non-compliance with these rules may cause

injuries to people and damage to the machine, the

scrubbed surface and the environment: in no case

can such injuries or damage be attributed to the

manufacturer.

This manual refers in detail to the machine and

provides instructions and descriptions only about

our batteries and battery chargers (optional).

The batteries and the battery charger are basic

complementary machine parts and will affect its

operation in terms of running time and perfor-

mances. Only the correct combination of the two

accessories (batteries and battery charger) will en-

sure the highest possible performances and avoid

wasting lots of money. For more detailed informa-

tion refer to the special battery and battery charger

manuals.

Our recommended battery chargers and batteries

(optional) ensure the best combination with the

machine and offer outstanding versatility (battery

charger) as well as the category’s highest quality

and performance standards.

2.2 

TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOL LE-

GEND

For the sake of clarity and to efficiently highlight 

the various aspects of the instructions provided, 

terms and symbols were used that are defined and 

illustrated here below:

- Machine. This definition replaces the commercial

name to which this manual refers.

- Operator. An operator is considered the person

who normally uses the machine and is familiar with

its operating features but does not have the speci-

fic technical skills to work on that machine.

- Technician. A technician is considered a person

who has the experience, technical education, legi-

slative and regulatory knowledge that allows him

to carry out any type of required work, and the

ability to recognize and to avoid possible risks du-

ring machine installation, operation, handling and

maintenance.

- INDICATION SYMBOL

 (

). Particularly impor-

tant information to avoid machine malfunctions.

- ATTENTION SYMBOL

 (

). Very important in-

formation to avoid serious damage to the machine

and to the environment in which it operates.

- DANGER SYMBOL

 (

). Vital information to

avoid serious (or extreme) consequences affecting

the health of persons and causing damage to the

product and the environment in which it operates.

2.3 

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION

The nameplate located under the dashboard con-

tains the following information:

• Manufacturer ID

• CE mark

• Model code

• Model

• Overall power rating

• Serial number

• Year built

• Weight with maximum load

2.4 

SPECIFIC USE

This machine is a floor scrubber-drier: it must be 

used to scrub and to vacuum liquids of flat, rigid, 

horizontal, smooth or moderately rough and uni-

form floors that are free from obstacles in both 

civic and industrial environments. Any other use 

is prohibited.

Please refer very carefully to the safety information 

reported in this manual.

The scrubber-drier distributes a quantity of a water 

and detergent solution (adjustable) on the surface 

to be cleaned, while the brushes remove any dirt 

on the ground. The machine’s suction system, 

using a ground squeegee, perfectly dries the liquids 

and the dirt just removed from the front brushes 

in a single pass.

By efficiently combining a cleaning detergent with 

various types of brushes (or abrasive disks), the 

machine can adapt to all the various combinations 

of floors and dirt.

2.5 

TECHNICAL MODIFICATIONS

This machine was designed and built in accordance 

with the fundamental requirements for user safety 

and health as set forth in European directives. For 

this reason the CE mark was placed on the ID label. 

The European directives to which the equipment 

conforms are referenced in the Certificate of con-

formity annexed to this manual. This certificate will 

no longer be valid if the equipment is modified in 

any way without the manufacturer’s prior autho-

rization.

The manufacturer reserves the right to make tech-

nical modifications to the product, without prior 

notice, in order to make the necessary technical 

upgrades or improvements. For this reason, some 

details of your machine may be different from the 

information in the sales catalogues or from the il-

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Manual KFL50E-KFL50BBC-KFL50BBCTR

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Page 3: ...2 1 3 A B 6 1 3 4 5 2 KFL50E AC 230V www kruger es P gina 2 de 42 Manual KFL50E KFL50BBC KFL50BBCTR...

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Page 9: ...P 1 www kruger es P gina 8 de 42 Manual KFL50E KFL50BBC KFL50BBCTR...

Page 10: ...LLA DE SECADO 6 8 MONTAJE Y DESMONTAJE DEL PROTECTOR CONTRA SALPICADURAS 6 9 MONTAJE Y DESMONTAJE DEL CEPILLO 6 10 LLENADO Y DESCARGA DEL DEP SITO DE LA SOLUCI N LIMPIADORA 6 11 VACIADO DEL DEP SITO D...

Page 11: ...T cnico Por t cnico se entienden las personas con la experiencia preparaci n t cnica y conocimientos legislativos y normativos necesarios para permitir realizar todo tipo de intervenci n en la m quin...

Page 12: ...l quidos gases polvos secos cidos y disolventes por ejemplo dilu yentes para pinturas acetona etc aunque est n diluidos no utilice productos inflama bles o explosivos por ejemplo gasolina aceite comb...

Page 13: ...uidamente la m quina se divide por grupos de materiales homog neos pl sticos de acuerdo con lo indicado por el s mbolo de reciclado metales goma embalajes En caso de componentes que contengan diferent...

Page 14: ...porte pri vados con rampas inclinadas se puede empujar directamente la m quina sin el pallet asegur ndose de que todos los componentes y la m quina est n adecuadamente protegidos para que no sufran go...

Page 15: ...o D 7 F 8 Para ello aferre los conectores no tire nunca de los cables En la Foto H se puede ver el esquema de conexi n de las bater as para las m quinas B BT Fije el cableado bater a a la bater a cone...

Page 16: ...os primeros dos diodos LED de la indicaci n de la velocidad 2 El interruptor ENCENDIDO MOTOR CEPILLO Foto E 5 sirve para seleccionar las bater as de tipo Pb Acido mientras el interruptor ENCENDIDO MOT...

Page 17: ...de dosificaci n de la soluci n detergente 3 Palanca sube baja grupo cepillo 4 Palanca sube baja boquilla de secado 5 Palanca de mando 6 Tubo de vaciado del dep sito de recuperaci n FOTO C MODELO B DC...

Page 18: ...de carga de la bater a el usua rio desconecta la bater a del cargador de bater as despu s de pocos segundos el cargador de bater as se pone a cero y se prepara a iniciar un nuevo proceso de carga El a...

Page 19: ...DESMONTAJE DEL PRO TECTOR CONTRA SALPICADURAS El protector contra salpicaduras Foto A 6 es engan chado al plato del grupo cepillo por por encastro en la cubierta de plastico Para desmontar el protecto...

Page 20: ...dep sitos apa gue inmediatamente el motor de aspiraci n y vac e el dep sito de recogida Para vaciar el dep sito Conduzca la m quina a un lugar adecuado para el vaciado del agua sucia preferiblemente...

Page 21: ...s de retroceder a fin de evitar aver as a la bo quilla de secado Modelo DC 24V con tracci n Compruebe la conexi n del conector bater as situado debajo del panel de mandos Foto F 8 Introducer y girar l...

Page 22: ...respondientes p rrafos Elimine la suciedad s lida llenando y vaciando los dep sitos hasta extraer toda la suciedad para ello utilice un tubo de lavado o similares Agua caliente a m s de 50 hidrolimpia...

Page 23: ...est dotada de protecciones el ctricas de los principales rganos de funcionamiento para evitar costosas aver as Donde previsto est n presentes disyuntores t rmicos para proteger el motor de tracci n y...

Page 24: ...ntado Comprobar el motivo cuerdas o similares que impiden el movimiento superficies excesivamente desconexas etc y presionar el disyuntor de resta blecimiento La correa de transmisi n est rota Cambiar...

Page 25: ...os no conformes con las advertencias indicadas en el manual de instruc ciones y tambi n por causas no dependientes de la norma y del funcionamiento o uso del aparato La maquina que se debe reparar se...

Page 26: ...9 BRUSH ASSEMBLY DISASSEMBLY 6 10 FILLING AND DRAINING THE SOLUTION TANK 6 11 DRAINING THE RECOVERY TANK 6 12 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF MODEL AC 230V 6 13 DRIVING THE MACHINE 6 14 WORK METH...

Page 27: ...e and regulatory knowledge that allows him to carry out any type of required work and the ability to recognize and to avoid possible risks du ring machine installation operation handling and maintenan...

Page 28: ...the machine on a slope Never leave the machine unattended with the key in and connected it may be left only after having disconnected it and taken the key out and guaranteeing against accidental move...

Page 29: ...cause serious problems for the machine or clog the hoses 3 2 NOISE AND VIBRATIONS For informations relating to noise and vibration data see page 134 4 HANDLING INFORMATION 4 1 PACKING LIFTING AND TRA...

Page 30: ...indicated with the term capacity which always refers to a discharge period Another important value is the number of possible dischar ges The capacity is expressed in amps per hour Ah while the dischar...

Page 31: ...at teries for B BT machines 5 1 5 CIRCUIT BOARD SETTINGS CONFI GURATION The machine is equipped to GEL battery circuit board configured If the operator whish to use e Pb Acid battery it is necessary t...

Page 32: ...BT DC 24V with traction Volts Battery Type B a t t e r y power test i n d i c a t o r LED Brush ope ration indi cator LED 20 0 21 0 Red LED FLASHING LED FLASHING Brush and suction mo tors are not work...

Page 33: ...Traction speed3 3D Traction speed 4 4 Increase speed switch 5 Brush motor switch 5A Brush motor operation led 6 Suction motor switch 6A Suction motor operation led PHOTO F MODEL BT T DC 24V WITH TRAC...

Page 34: ...wo knobs Photo M 6 in order to secure the squeegee to the support Firmly insert the suction hose Photo M 3 into the pipe in the squeegee body 6 5 SQUEEGEE DISASSEMBLY Disconnect the suction hose from...

Page 35: ...bons may damage or destroy the machine Follow the safety regulations specified in the re lative section and indicated on the detergent con tainer Contact the machine manufacturer to obtain a complete...

Page 36: ...Lower the squeegee unit by using the lift lower lever Photo B 3 Lower the brush plate unit by using the lift lower lever Photo B 2 Wash the floor moving forward slowly pulling the brush operation lev...

Page 37: ...described in 6 11 Turn off the machine using the key and remove it from the control panel If necessary charge the battery see the relative section 7 MAINTENANCE INFORMATION Turn the key remove it from...

Page 38: ...reduce the element s operating capacities An overflowing acid solution may corrode the ma chine Use battery chargers recommended by the manu facturer and in any case those that are suitable for the ty...

Page 39: ...n the recovery tank X Drain rinse with clean water or sanificate the recovery tank X Charge the batteries X X Check the acid level in the battery cells if batte ries are not maintenance free X Remove...

Page 40: ...the squeegee conduit or the inspection compartment is clogged Clean out and remove any obstructions from the conduits 8 7 THE BRUSH MOTOR OR THE SUC TION MOTOR DOESN T STOP Stop the machine cutting of...

Page 41: ...me The appliance shall not be replaced and the warranty shall not be extended once the appliance has been affected by a fault Repairs shall be carried out at one of our Authorised technical Service Ce...

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