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This burnisher can be used in conjunc-
tion with any of the ultra high speed
chemical systems. It is mandatory, how-
ever, that the floor be prepared as direct-
ed by the chemical manufacturer. This
will eliminate a possibility of damage to
floor due to the burnishers high speed.

The burnisher is pre-set at the factory for
use with a 1" thick buffing pad 

(1 shpd

w/unit)

. The rougher hair surface is pre-

ferred for high luster floor finishing. 

1)

Before operating this burnisher,

check to see that the buffing pad is
properly centered on driver and that
center pad lock is tight on pad.

2)

When operating the burnisher it

MUST

be kept moving, as holding

machine stationary while running will
result in damage to floor and floor finish. 

3)

Begin operating the burnisher at the

closest point to your electrical outlet and
work away from the outlet. This will pre-
vent running over the electric cord.

4) 

Operate the burnisher in a straight-

line path and avoid continuous operation
in one spot.

5)

Never leave burnisher resting on buff-

ing pad for an extended period of time.
This will cause buffing pad to lose its
normal shape, causing wobbling or
vibration and pad must be replaced.
Also, replace pad if glazed, clogged, torn
or shredded.

6)

The rear wheels on the burnisher are

factory-set for low amp rating and high
luster burnishing with buffing pad. See
instruction sheet.

7)

A carbon brush wear indicator warn-

ing light is located on the motor canopy.
When lit, motor carbon brushes must
be replaced within 20 hours running
time to prevent damage to motor. See
instruction sheet.

If burnisher wobbles, vibrates or pulls, 
follow these instructions:

1)

This burnisher is factory adjusted and

set to operate between 13.2 and 14
amps.

2)

Never leave burnisher resting on floor

pad overnight. This will cause the pad to
lose its normal shape, causing wobbling
and vibration. Check pad for unevenness
and change is necessary.

3) 

Before turning burnisher on, run tip

of finger between outside of pad and
floor. The outer ring face should be in full
contact with the floor in order for high
speed buffing to be most effective. If
necessary change pad.

4)

If steps 2 and 3 do not correct the

problem, a certified technician should
reset rear wheels, of the burnisher as
follows:

Untighten the allen bolts #422924,
located in the back of the burnisher on
the outrigger. The body is raised when
the bolt is turned to the right and low-
ered when turned to the left.

If the Burnisher Has:

Forward Pull:

Raise left side only

Backward Push:

Raise right side only

Right Pull:

Lower Both sides

equally

Left Pull:

Raise both sides 

equally

After adjustments have been made the
technician must check the amp draw
keeping it within the 13.2 - 14 amp,
factory specifications. Failure to do so
may cause the unit to draw excessive
current and damage the burnisher. 

O

PERATING

I

NSTRUCTIONS

This burnisher is NOT a low speed floor machine.

DO NOT use the burnisher for stripping or sanding of floors.

C

AUTION

:

To avoid fire, DO NO use with a flammable or combustible 

liquid to clean a floor.

W

ARNING

:

C

ARBON

W

EAR

W

ARNING

L

IGHT

This burnisher is equipped with a carbon
brush wear indicator warning light, locat-
ed in the motor canopy facing the opera-
tor. The instructions on the top surface
of the motor canopy read as follows:

When the lamp is lit, the Motor Carbon
Brushes must be replaced within 20
hours of service to prevent damage to the
motor.

Carbon Brushes Part Nos:

Imperial Motor

: Part No 386790 (4)

Ohio Motor*

: Part No 380083 (3) 

& 316954 (1)

*

Burnishers with Ohio Motors have "X" after

the serial number.

Note:

After replacing the second set of car-

bon brushes, the commutator of the armature
may need to be undercut and the mica slotted.
This should be done by an experienced motor
repair shop.

P

AGE

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Summary of Contents for 1500 Contractors

Page 1: ... Your burnisher was protectively packed to prevent damage in shipment We recom mend that upon delivery remove the unit from its carton and carefully inspect it for any possible damage in transit If damage is discovered immediately notify the transportation company that delivered your burnisher As a shipper we are unable to act upon any claim for concealed damage You must originate any claim within...

Page 2: ...r plug with wet hands 8 DO NOT unplug by pulling on the cord To unplug grasp the plug not the power cord 9 DO NOT put any objects into motor openings 10 Keep hair loose clothing fingers and all parts of body away from moving parts 11 DO NOT operate where oxygen or anesthetics are used 12 DO NOT use around flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or use in areas where they may be present 1...

Page 3: ...to each hole and secure with nuts on opposite side of handle tube DO NOT over tighten nuts this will deform the handle tube 3 Slide the handle assembly over handle T on the chassis making sure the line cord is towards back of burnisher and loosen handle clamp 4 Remove speed pin A from clevis Line up strut with clevis and insert speed pin A thru clevis and strut FLOOR PAD INSTALLATION The floor pad...

Page 4: ...t This will cause the pad to lose its normal shape causing wobbling and vibration Check pad for unevenness and change is necessary 3 Before turning burnisher on run tip of finger between outside of pad and floor The outer ring face should be in full contact with the floor in order for high speed buffing to be most effective If necessary change pad 4 If steps 2 and 3 do not correct the problem a ce...

Page 5: ... 386839 16 Trigger Lock 2 390119 17 Reinforcing Plate 2 387169 18 6 32 X 1 4 Screw 4 349402 19 12 24 X 17 1 6 Screw 5 376760 20 12 24 X 1 2 Screw 2 312746 21 Switch Box 1 376620 22 Cord Clamp 1 342890 23 Brass Bushing 1 390348 24 Complete Strain Relief 1 352705 25 Wire Connector Yellow 1 350648 26 Cord Hook 2 352845 27 Pop Rivet 4 318892 28 50 Ft 14 3 Power Cord 1 376809 29 Handle Tube 1 376787 30...

Page 6: ...PAGE 6 MOTOR CHASSIS DRAWING ...

Page 7: ... 3 8 16 X 1 2 Motor Bolt 4 368830 33 3 8 Lockwasher 4 368849 _____________________________________ _____________________________________ Ref Part Description Qty Part No No _____________________________________ 34 3 8 16 Locknut 4 423076 35 37 Split Lockwasher 4 368849 36 Steel Wave Washer 2 374059 40 1 4 Split Washer 7 342858 41 Hex Nut 3 322377 42 1 4 20 X 1 2 Screw 4 393916 43 Bearing Retainer ...

Page 8: ...buffing pad 4 Pad used on wet surface or 4 Replace with new 1 buffing pad clogged with dirt 5 Pad too thin 5 Replace with new 1 buffing pad 6 Burnisher out of adjustment 6 Have a certified technician adjust rear wheels rear wheels shifted PROBLEM pulling to one side or skipping sideways POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION 1 Buffing pad too thick for machine 1 Replace with 1 buffing pad setting 2 Rear...

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