ROOTS RootsScrub E4043, Operator'S Manual

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14 RootsScrub E4043
WORKING PRINCIPLE
WORKING PRINCIPLE
A squeegee and suitable brushes or pads are required for wet
cleaning of hard floorings. The rotating brushes (1) scrubs the
floor thoroughly, removing dirt, by cleaning agent supplied from
the fresh water tank (2) thereby cleaning the floor. The soiled
water is drawn during the same cycle through the squeegee (3)
and fed into the dirty water tank (4). Thus, the floor can be
walked on immediately after it is dry and clean.
Note: This machine is a tank-in-tank design, fresh water and
dirty water are stored in their respective compartments.
1
3
2 & 4
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Prior to wet cleaning, it is necessary to clean the floor. This
way, not only is the cleaning efficiency improved, but wear
and tear of the brush is also substantially reduced.
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If floors are particularly dirty or if wax has to be removed
(basic cleaning); the floor must be treated twice.
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During the first cycle, the floor is scrubbed with the cleaning
agent selected according to the degree of dirt encountered,
the squeegee remaining lifted.
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Allow the cleaning agent to act on the floor for approx. 5 or
10 minutes, complying with the manufacturer's instructions.
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Scrub the floor once again while the squeegee is lowered.
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Too much foam indicates excessive dosage or improper
suitability of detergent for the existing kind of dirt.
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Detergent particles contained in the soiled water that are
not used will cause formation of foam.
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Instructions for dosage are given on the detergent tank and
operator must ideally adhere to manufacturer's
recommendations.
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The ideal type of detergent and the perfect dosage
applicable to it will come through sustained use of the
machine.
NOTE:
Comply with instructions for correct dosage of
detergent. Correct dosage will help optimize
costs and also minimize impact on the
environment. Too much foam can affect the performance of the
machine.
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