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chine always disconnect it from the electrical source.
- Never touch electric cables that are defective or worn.
- Before gaining access to the electrical system it is
always necessary to disconnect the machine from
the electrical source by removing the plug from the
socket-outlet.
- In the case of defective, damaged, or cracked electric
cables, replace immediately with authentic replace-
ment parts.
- The network of connections must be protected from
water spray.
- The patch cord for the connection of the machine to
the mains power must conforms to current safety rules.
- The electrical system to which the machine is con-
nected must be equipped with a cutout box.
- It is absolutely forbidden to use the machine in prox-
imity to swimming pools or stretches of water.
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EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
In case of emergency:
- Immediately disconnect the machine from the
power mains.
- Immediately apply proper first-aid.
If an accident should occur the machine must not be
put into operation until a technician authorized by
the manufacturer has examined it.
5.13. DRIVING THE MACHINE
Model AC 230V
- Connect the power cable of the machine ( Photo B -
1) to the power mains using a patch cord.
- Switch ON the general ON-OFF switch ( Photo A - 1).
- Switch ON the brush motor switch ( Photo A - 2).
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The brush will start the rotation only when the
machine operator will operate the brush opera-
tion lever ( Photo B - 4).
- Switch ON the suction motor switch ( Photo A - 3).
- 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 lever ( Photo B - 4); releasing the lever
the brush rotation will stop after few seconds.
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Remember to lift the squeegee before driving re-
verse to avoid damaging it.
Model DC 24V
- Verify that the battery connector placed in the back
of the machine ( Photo D - 7) is connected.
- Put the ignition key ( Photo D - 1) in and turn ON
the machine.
- In the control panel, check the battery charge status
( Photo C - 3 )
- Switch ON the brush motor switch ( Photo C - 1).
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The brush will start the rotation only when the ma-
chine operator will operate the brush operation lever
( Photo D - 2).
- Switch ON the suction motor switch ( Photo C - 2).
- Lower the squeegee unit by using the lift/lower lever
( Photo D - 4)
- Lower the brush plate unit by using the lift/lower
lever ( Photo D - 3)
- Wash the floor moving forward slowly, pulling the
brush operation lever ( Photo D - 2); releasing the
lever the brush rotation will stop after few seconds.
•
Remember to lift the squeegee before driving re-
verse to avoid damaging it.
Model DC 24V with traction
- Verify that the battery connector placed in the back
of the machine ( Photo F - 8) is connected.
- Put the ignition key ( Photo F - 1) in and turn ON the
machine.
- In the control panel, check the battery charge sta-
tus ( Photo E - 1 ) and, if sufficient, select the running
speed wished ( Photo E - 3, E - 4 ).
- Switch ON the brush motor switch ( Photo E - 5).
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The brush will start the rotation only when the
machine operator will operate the brush opera-
tion lever ( Photo F - 2).
- Switch ON the suction motor switch ( Photo E - 6).
- Lower the squeegee unit by using the lift/lower lever
( Photo F - 4)
- Lower the brush plate unit by using the lift/lower
lever ( Photo F - 3)
- Wash the floor moving forward by pulling the trac-
tion lever ( Photo F - 2) up or push the traction lever
down to reverse traction; releasing the lever the trac-
tion will stop immediately and brush rotation will
stop after few seconds.
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Remember to lift the squeegee before driving re-
verse to avoid damaging it.
5.14. WORK METHOD
5.14.1. PREPARATION AND WARNINGS
Remove any loose solid residue from the surface to be
treated (using suitable tools, such as vacuum clean-
ers, sweepers, etc.). It this is not done, the solid dirt
might prevent the squeegee from operating correctly,
reducing drying efficiency.
Only trained personnel can drive this machine.
5.14.2. BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL CONTROLS
The sequence of lights of the battery charge control
( Photo C - 3, E - 1 ) progressively turns off until the
battery is discharged . When the red light turns on (
Photo C - 3C, E - 1C ), turn off the brush motor, close
the detergent solution outlet, finish drying the small
residual moisture and go to the battery charging area
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