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Minuteman E 17e, User Manual

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Table of Contents

Instruction Manual

Preface..........................................................................................................................................................03
Introduction................................................................................................................................................... 05
Proper use ....................................................................................................................................................05
Acceptance of the machine ..........................................................................................................................06

General for safety Instructions

Operation.......................................................................................................................................................07
Transport.......................................................................................................................................................10
Handling of line cords....................................................................................................................................10
Principle of operation.....................................................................................................................................11

How to take the machine into Operation   

Assembly ......................................................................................................................................................12

Description

Controls ........................................................................................................................................................13
Control panel ................................................................................................................................................14 
Brushes / Pads .............................................................................................................................................17
Installation of brush ..................................................................................................................................... 17
Removal of brush..........................................................................................................................................18
Squeegee......................................................................................................................................................19
Mounting of Squeegee (First time)................................................................................................................19
Removal of Squeegee...................................................................................................................................20
Replacement of Sealing Strips......................................................................................................................20
Filling of Water...............................................................................................................................................21

Taking into Operation

Operating Procedure.....................................................................................................................................21
Soiled and Fresh water tanks........................................................................................................................23
Draining of tanks...........................................................................................................................................23
Electrical Equipment.....................................................................................................................................24

Technical Specification

..............................................................................................................................26

Maintenance.................................................................................................................................................27
Maintenance Work........................................................................................................................................27 

Summary of Contents for E 17e

Page 1: ...User Manual...

Page 2: ...ine into Operation Assembly 12 Description Controls 13 Control panel 14 Brushes Pads 17 Installation of brush 17 Removal of brush 18 Squeegee 19 Mounting of Squeegee First time 19 Removal of Squeegee...

Page 3: ...nt Shopping Complexes and many commercial applications The exclamation mark symbol has been used in this manual at several places and identifies particular areas that are if essence for your safety Pl...

Page 4: ...parts are used since genuine spare parts only may guarantee continuous and dependable operation of your machine Valid as for Nonember 2008 E Mail www minutemanintl com Minuteman International 14N845...

Page 5: ...nance and repair The E 17e may be used serviced and repaired by persons only that are familiar with the machine and are aware of possible hazards involved The appropriateAccident Prevention Regulation...

Page 6: ...sed by inexpert handling and unauthorized modification of the machine Moreover any claim for warranty expires if damages at the machine are caused by fitting of parts or accessories without Minuteman...

Page 7: ...llowed to stay in the zone of danger The warning and instruction plates attached to the E 17e give important advice about safe operation Replace lost or illegible stickers Before starting to work the...

Page 8: ...leaning agents only which are suitable for automatic machines low foaming and adhere to the instructions for use disposal and to the precautions specified by the manufacturer of the cleaning agent Mak...

Page 9: ...ct the mains plug before cleaning and maintaining the machine when replacing parts or when change over to another function Do not clean the machine by means of vapour jet or high pressure cleaning equ...

Page 10: ...The line cords shall be checked regularly with regard to damage and ageing The machine must not be used unless the line cords are in proper condition Use only original extension cables the maximum adm...

Page 11: ...leaning agent selected according to the degree of dirt encountered the squeegee remaining lifted Allow the cleaning agent to act on the floor for approx 5 or 10 minutes complying with the manufacturer...

Page 12: ...ow can follow the below 4 instructions I Owner s personnel is not allowed to open the machine Preparing for use 1 Tilt the body of the machine after removing rubber caps allen screws on both sides in...

Page 13: ...s 2 Nos ensuring the position of hooked end of the hoses Take the power cord through the cable retainer You now can take machine from the platform IMPORTANT If the supply cord is damaged it must be re...

Page 14: ...Vacuum Motor and Brush A ON OFF Switch for Suction Turbine Control panel B ON OFF Switch for Brush Motor B A Is on when B is at position I Is off when B is at position o C Switch for Brush Release Br...

Page 15: ...ergent flow Important Do not over exert the lever Agentle force is enough to close open Lever 0 1 2 3 4 1 2 Pedal for lifting the brush is used to lift and lower the brush For lowering first press the...

Page 16: ...left to increase the speed Take it to the right to decrease speed Leave the knob so that it locks in its place The speed is adjustable in 4 steps Raising lowering the squeegee To lower the squeegee mo...

Page 17: ...n of brush The tank should be empty Lift the squeegee Place the brush in front of the machine Lower the brush head Press the machine downwards at the rear end and move to above the brush so that the c...

Page 18: ...urn off switch B correct position of brush head and turn on switch C for locking Now the brush is locked repeat locking operation Removal of brush Empty the tanks Lift the squeegee and the brush Turn...

Page 19: ...swivel backwards Note Before starting to work check the squeegee for possibly collected foreign matter and for proper condition 1 Knurled nuts 2 supporting strip 3 sealing strip 2 1 3 Mounting of sque...

Page 20: ...ft the squeege Un screw the squeege knob 2 Removal the squeege towards the bottom side Mount the new sealing strips by inverse sequence of operation Tightening of the knurled nuts just slightly by han...

Page 21: ...turbine Can damage by formation of excessive quantities of foam We recommend using our agents for cleaning and care which are adapted to the E 17e Those products comply with the provisions of the Det...

Page 22: ...hose areas in counterclockwise sense Cleaning of the remaining areas then should be effected stripe by stripe starting from the outlet socket Partially occupied areas should be subdivided into single...

Page 23: ...d lye the legal provisions have to be compiled with The E 17e has soiled water tank and a fresh water lye tank The filling capacity is 22 litres water temperature must not exceed 50 C Soiled water is...

Page 24: ...Easy access to brush motor and vacuum motor is possible after the upper part of the unit has been titled to upside The vacuum motor has been provided with a circuit breaker F having a rating of 10A T...

Page 25: ...icians only Whenever performing work at the electrical system disconnect the mains supply plug on principle When work at the electrical system is finished a safety test as per VDE 0701 sections 1 and...

Page 26: ...water tank 22 lts Pump throughput max 1 7 lts Dead weight of machine 184 LBS Total weight ready to operate wet 241 4 LBS No of Brushes 1 Brush Dia 17 inches Brush Speed 260 rpm 48 5 LBS Vacuum Air th...

Page 27: ...g the machine and when replacing any parts shut off the machine and on principle disconnect the power plug from the power supply For reasons of safety during cleaning and or maintenance work in or on...

Page 28: ...tank Check the sealing strips of squeegee for good condition Check the squeegee for possibly collected foreign matter and clean it if required Check the float for proper operation Check the strainer i...

Page 29: ...t fit and wear renew them if required Check the tank lid seal renew it if required Check the fresh water infeed to the brushes Remove carbon dust from the suction motor Check the carbon brushes for ea...

Page 30: ...Minuteman International 14N845 U S Route 20 Pinegree Grove Illinois 60140 USA Phone 1 800 323 9420 www minutemanintl com A Member of the Hako Group...

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