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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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The machine is only suitable for use on the types of surfaces specified in 

the owner’s manual.

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Protect the machine from frost or extremely low temperatures.

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Never scrub or vacuum explosive liquids, combustible / explosive dusts as 

well as acids and solvents! This includes diesel, petrol, kerosene, paints, 
paint  thinners,  heating  oil,  etc  which  can  generate  explosive  fumes  on 
contact  with  the  suction  air.  Acetone,  undiluted  acids  and  aggressive 
solvents  must  not  vacuumed  as  it  may  cause  damage  to  the  machine 
components and brooms.

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Do not scrub/vacuum burning or glowing debris.

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Do not scrub/vacuum in flooded and slushy areas.

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This machine must not be operated by persons (including children) with 

limited physical ability, sensoric/mental capabilities or lack of experience, 
unless such persons are supervised by the person in charge.

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Children should be prevented from playing with the machine.

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The operator must use the machine properly. The operator must consider 

the  local  conditions  and  must  pay  attention  to  third  parties  especially 
children when operating the machine.

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Never leave the machine unattended when the motor is running.

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The operator must leave the machine only after the motor has come to a 

complete standstill, parking brake applied and the key has been removed.

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Prior  to  startin

g  work,  the  operator  has  to  check  the  machine’s  safety 

devices are working properly.

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The  operator  must  wear  tight  fitting  clothes  only.  The  operator  should 

wear safety shoes only when operating or while carrying out maintenance 
work.

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Loose fitting clothes or shoes must not be worn by the operator or any 

maintenance personnel who are intended to work on/with the machine.

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Check  the  immediate  surrounding  prior  to  starting.  Ensure  sufficient 

visibility!

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The operator must always use safety gloves, safety helmet, shoes while 

operating/maintaining the machine.

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On  inclined/tilted  surfaces,  the  tilt  angle  and  the  driving 

direction should not exceed the values given in this manual.

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Do not place any tools or metallic objects on top the  battery. 

Risk of short circuit and deflagration!

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 Smoking or naked flames are strictly prohibited.

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Always allow the machine sufficient time to cool before carrying out any 

repair or maintenance work.

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Ensure  that  there  is  adequate  ventilation  for  diverting  the  exhaust 

gases/dust when operating the machine in a closed area.

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Do not place hand or any object while the brushes are running.

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Suitable tools must be used for cleaning and maintenance work.

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Do  not  carry  out  any  welding,  drilling,  sawing  or  grinding  work  on  the 

frame  sections.  Damaged  parts  may  only  be  changed  at  an  authorized 
service center.

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It is not permitted to use aggressive and corrosive cleaning agents.

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Used  batteries  with  the  recycling  symbol  must  not  be  disposed  of  in 

household waste.

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Maintenance work may be carried out by authorised dealer only.

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Always  use  appropriate  tool  and  equipments  while  working  on  the 

machine.

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Disconnect the battery when working on electrical system.

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Battery may only be handled and changed by properly skilled maintenance 

personnel.

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Pay attention that the insulation of the charger cable is not damaged and 

cannot be damaged during the charging process.

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The  cable  must  not  chafe  against  anything.  In  the  case  of  defective 

insulation, do not use the on-board charger.

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When charging the batteries, there must be sufficient ventilation in the 

charging area. Otherwise, there is a risk of explosion!

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Batteries  must  not  be  connected  or  disconnected  when  conducting 

electricity.

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Do not use harsh chemicals to clean the machine.

RootsScrub RB 800/950

Summary of Contents for RootsScrub RB 800

Page 1: ...1 Read this manual completely and understand the instructionsbeforeoperatingthemachine EnglishVersion RootsScrub RB 800 950 Ride On Scrubber Drier Battery Operator s Manual 24V 200Ah 240Ah 320Ah...

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Page 3: ...se fill at the time of installation for future reference Model No _______________________________ Serial No ________________________________ Battery No _______________________________ Installation Dat...

Page 4: ...nvolved The appropriate Accident Prevention Regulations as well as applicable general regulations pertaining to Safety and Health at the work place must be adhered to by the user Modifications made to...

Page 5: ...withoutpriornotice The Operator s Manual corresponds to the latest information available for this machine at the time it was printed Minor deviations resulting from enhancementsofthedesign cannotbeent...

Page 6: ...550W Drivemotorpower 750W Vacuumpressure 1650mmofH O Airflowrate 33L sec Suctionwidth 1100mm No ofbrushespermachine 2 Brushdiameter 405mm Brushspeed 180rpm Scrubbingwidth 800mm Brushload 43Kg Freshwa...

Page 7: ...2400W Brushmotorpower 2X550W Vacuummotorpower 550W Drivemotorpower 750W Vacuumpressure 1650mmofH O Airflowrate 33L sec Suctionwidth 1200mm No ofbrushespermachine 2 Brushdiameter 485mm Brushspeed 180r...

Page 8: ...7 00 pm Customer Support System Process Customer CSS Executive Engineer Site Location AMC or Annual Maintenance Contract is a professional and timely maintenance cover offered by RMCL to its customers...

Page 9: ...ground cleaningequipment Schedule some time for the careful and thorough perusal of the manual contents The responsibility of all persons in the working area fall upon the operator ofthemachine No pe...

Page 10: ...n withthemachine Check the immediate surrounding prior to starting Ensure sufficient visibility The operator must always use safety gloves safety helmet shoes while operating maintainingthemachine On...

Page 11: ...rn the machine off and disconnect the mains plug before cleaning and maintaining the machine when replacing parts or when changing over to anotherfunction X Only use accessories and spare parts which...

Page 12: ...NotTamper NoSmoking RemoveKey UnplugBattery Max Inclination ElectricalHazard Recycle Do Not Use High Pressure Jets Max Water Wading GeneralWarning Caution EcologicalHazard SYMBOL HAZARD PICTORIAL DEFI...

Page 13: ...arrangefortheproperrecycling Old machines contain materials that can be recycled Please arrange for the properrecyclingofoldmachines Batteriesandactuatorscontainsubstances that must not enter the envi...

Page 14: ...Brush Head 8 Float 9 Debris Tray 10 Tank Lock 11 Headlamp 12 Brush Release Pedal 13 Traction Drive Motor 14 Traction Battery Pack 15 Safety Bumper 16 Squeegee 17 Drain Hoses 18 Fresh Water Fill Port...

Page 15: ...MAX 0 1 Roots silvergrey 2 Fresh water filling 3 Remove key 4 Read instruction manual 5 Hand crush warning 6 Read battery instruction 7 Do not wash with high pressure 8 Max inclination 9 Battery char...

Page 16: ...y withitsprocedures Ifanypartoftheopera onandsafeuseofthisequipment is not completely understood consult an authorized dealer for a complete explana on 12 1 1 Operator Requirements a Traintheemployeet...

Page 17: ...hefrontandrearwheels Removetheretainingstrapsfromthefront rearandbrushheadareas Removethewheelblocks Disengagetheparkingbrake Pushthemachinebackwardsslowlydowntheramp Parkthemachineonaflatsolidground...

Page 18: ...first cycle the floor is scrubbed with the cleaning agent selected according to the degree of dirt encountered the squeegee remaininglifted Allow the cleaning agent to act on the floor for approx 5 o...

Page 19: ...chintoplaceagain F I K A D E G J H B C A Key Switch On Off B Horn Button C Direction Selector Forward Backward D Brush Motor On Off E Suction Turbine On Off F Extra Pressure G Soiled Water Tank Full I...

Page 20: ...creases the brush pressure to 50 kg max for heavy soiling G Soiledwatertankfullindicatorlamp Glowswhenthesoiledwatertankisfull H Working Lamp On Off Toggles the working lamp On or Off I Drive Motor Ma...

Page 21: ...thecatchusing bothhands Installation of disc brushes Switch off machine before changing brushes Care should be taken while mounting brushes Do not stand on the brush head Squeegee Thesqueegeeisusedtoe...

Page 22: ...or pedal Pedal returns to its initialposition Pressthebrakepedaltosloworstopthemachine Proceed to the first driving trials on a clear training ground until the driver is acquaintedwiththeelementsandth...

Page 23: ...RESH WATER TANKS Fresh Water Tank The fresh water tank has a capacity of 120 litersofwater Place the water hose into the fill port to filter andfillthetank Do not fill water beyond atemperatureof50 C...

Page 24: ...water hose pressure 5to6barmax andfromthebottomonly Electrical System Main control module Traction motor controller Cover electrical module Donotopenthecoveroftheelectricalmodule Removekeybeforecarry...

Page 25: ...pedal to zero and set the FNR switch in neutral at power on A3 3 Potentiometer S6 in the accelerator pedal fault Check the potentiometer S6 wires A4 4 Potentiometer S6 out of neutral position at powe...

Page 26: ...ople trained in the factory for reasons of safety only genuine spare partsmaybeused Maintenance Work Maintenance Schedule daily every 50 every 200 every 500 Recharge batteries according to charger uni...

Page 27: ...ry cable Tighten loose cable Main fuse blown Rectify the cause Replace the fuse Brush motor does not work Accelerator pedal is not depressed Depress accelerator pedal Main fuse blown Rectify the cause...

Page 28: ...tchargethebatteriesbetweencleaningcycle Donotusethemachinefortransportinggoodsorpersons Donotmodifythemachine Donotfillwaterbeyond50 C Donotuseharshoracidicsolutions Donotemptythedirtywaterinahabitabl...

Page 29: ...ype requires changing of the plug coding nominalvoltage Presstogetherforremoval Insert coding plug such that the nominal voltage inscription is visible through the case window Socket and plug only wit...

Page 30: ...ith the machine Safety Symbols For Traction Battery System The above instructions have been established for yoursafetyandhavetobestrictlyobserved Observe the instruction which must be mounted clearly...

Page 31: ...ng the battery the temperature should be at least 15 C otherwisethebatterywillnotbecorrectly If the temperatures are constantly greater than 40 C or lower than 15 C temperature dependent constant volt...

Page 32: ...ty certificate of the battery is available at yourend KindlyreadtheDo s Don t softhebattery understandandfollow Check the electrolyte level before charging and top it up with battery gradedistilledwat...

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