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General principles in using the SAMURAI fl oor stripper

The SAMURAI fl oor stripper is designed for use either as a standalone unit for small or diffi cult jobs, such as 
stairs, or with the handle extension for clearing large areas.  The following instructions apply to both usages.
   

1.  Before connecting the unit to a grounded power source, fl ip ON/OFF switch (Fig.15) between both 

positions to ensure that switch works.  Press and release trigger switch verify that it is in good working 
order. 

2.  Ensure that the fl oor stripper is completely turned off prior to adjusting or relocating the unit.

3.  Verify that electrical power is supplied from a grounded and safe source, and that the source is of the 

same voltage to that specifi ed on the machine.

4.  If using an extension cord, connect it to the machine, then plug the other end into the grounded 

receptacle.

5.  Position blade on the surface of the material to be removed.
6.  Flip on ON/OFF switch to the ON position and tilt the machine forward, maintaining a steady and 

consistent angle.  If using with handle extension, pull on trigger.

7.  Proceed as fast as the machine will allow.  DO NOT FORCE MACHINE TO MOVE AT ANY OTHER RATE.  

The nylon wheels at the bottom of the machine (Fig.16) are designed to allow the fl oor stripper to 
glide on fl oor surface.  These wheels MUST REMAIN IN CONTACT with the fl oor at ALL TIMES.  The 
fl oor stripper is operating at an incorrect angle if wheels are not touching the fl ooring surface.  An 
incorrectly positioned fl oor stripper may lead to severe damage to the fl oor, operator and the machine 
itself.   

8. Blade 

must 

be 

fl ush to the surface that it is scraping AT ALL TIMES.  Uneven scraping results and 

possible damage to job surface can result otherwise.  Depending on the width of blade used, the 
machine can remove material from 4” to 9” wide.  Account for this working width as job proceeds.

9.  If unit does not power on, check that the main power switch is switched ON, and that the unit is 

connected to a live, grounded receptacle

Operating Procedures cont’d ...

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DO NOT USE THE SAMURAI AS A PRY BAR, NAIL REMOVER, OR ANY 
OTHER PURPOSES EXCEPT THOSE EXPLCITLY STATED IN THIS MANUAL.  
ANY UNAUTHORISED OR NON-RECOMMENDED USE CAN LEAD TO SEVERE 
BODILY HARM, JOBSITE & MACHINE DAMAGE.

Fig.15:

  Location of main power switch

Fig.16:

 Location of nylon wheels

Summary of Contents for Industrial Floor Stripper

Page 1: ...LL the sections in this manual PRIOR to attempting to service maintain or operate this equipment DO NOT operate this equipment until you have read and understood all the enclosed Operator s Manual Ind...

Page 2: ...at the customer s expense Be sure to securely pack the unit and parts in a strong container Damage in transit is not covered by this warranty All approved repairs under this war ranty will be returned...

Page 3: ...nty service and notify you of any updates changes and service advisories on your product Complete this Warranty Registration Card and mail it to the address on the back of this card or fax it to SAMUR...

Page 4: ...ce Stamp Here SAMURAI Warranty Programme c o Uniquip Canada Inc North American Authorized Dealer 4101 boul Industriel Laval QC H7L 6G9 ATTN TECHNICAL SERVICE Fold along dotted line Fold along dotted l...

Page 5: ...mounts for the SAMURAI 10 A Attaching the 5 3 8 blade 11 B Attaching the 4 blade 11 C Attaching the 9 blade 11 B General principles in using the SAMURAI floor stripper 13 C Using the SAMURAI on stair...

Page 6: ...s precautions and work hazards that may and or do exist at the jobsite Powered by a 1 2 hp 5A induction electric motor the SAMURAI is an industrial use unit designed to make oor stripping fast and eas...

Page 7: ...an and should include eye and ear protection protective helmets gloves dust mask and any other items that are appropriate for the job and jobsite requirements b Never wear any jewelry neck ties or oth...

Page 8: ...stics or repairs g VIBRATIING FLOOR STRIPPER BLADES CAN CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PERFORM ANY REPAIRS SERVICE OR DIAGNOSTICS OR TO TRANSPORT OR MOVE THE UNIT UNTIL THE BLADE AND...

Page 9: ...ght to update and modify the equipment without prior noti cation Prior to undertaking to perform any maintenance or repair procedures please contact our Technical Support Hotline for clari cation and...

Page 10: ...5 Parts Breakdown...

Page 11: ...on Roller 2 21 SA 21 1 4 Nylon Tube 2 22 SA 22 Axle Bolt for Nylon Rollers 1 23 SA 23 Top Handle Bar 1 24 SA 24 Support Washer 8 25 SA 25 Lower Rubber Bushing for Vibrating Plate 4 26 SA 26 Rubber Sho...

Page 12: ...ion Handle 1 56 SA 56 Power Cord Strain Relief 1 57 SA 57 M6X32 Bolts for Plastic Handle 2 58 SA 58 M4X12 Screw 3 59 SA 59 Plastic Handle 2 60 SA 60 Main Motor Connector 1 61 SA 61 Threaded Inserts 5...

Page 13: ...you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact your local authorized service centre for further assistance SAMURAI LABEL01 Qty Required 1 4 3 3 4 6 2 O NOT USE TO FORCE MACHINE TO MOVE LLOW...

Page 14: ...ired parts and contact your authorized service centre for replacement parts and further assistance to service the unit PRIOR to any further use ii Is the machine particularly the cutting blade and sup...

Page 15: ...and conforming to local safety codes Extension cords must be a 3 pole cord with a 3 pole plug and socket rated for outdoor use Our recommendation is as follows A Up to 100 ft 14 AWG B Up to 200 ft 12...

Page 16: ...e iii Using the nut driver included with the SAMURAI tighten down each bolt such that the blade is securely sandwiched in between the top mount and the vibrating plate DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN BOLTS Fig 7 F...

Page 17: ...ges on blades are facing the right direction Blade is sharpened on BOTH sides Take care when handling Fig 8 Ensure that all necessary pieces are available Fig 9 Fasten support mount to plate extension...

Page 18: ...dle extension pull on trigger 7 Proceed as fast as the machine will allow DO NOT FORCE MACHINE TO MOVE AT ANY OTHER RATE The nylon wheels at the bottom of the machine Fig 16 are designed to allow the...

Page 19: ...ide Fig 18 4 Hook the handle extension Fig 19 as shown Fig 20 Fig 21 onto top handle 5 Press down on the base of the handle with one hand and screw the back handle attachment knob back onto the handle...

Page 20: ...WNWARD PRESSURE TO HANDLE EXTENSION The oor stripper is designed neither to support the weight of the operator nor to be used to perform any function beyond those described in the Pre Operating Note S...

Page 21: ...he job and jobsite requirements 4 Ensure that the technician has tied back or remove any loose hair clothing and any other potential hazards and obstructions The SAMURAI is designed to be a low mainte...

Page 22: ...of use other inspection points may have to be added for each machine B General Service Procedures 1 Changing the bushings for the SAMURAI Floor Stripper The bushings and bolts that frame and support t...

Page 23: ...bolt bushing and washer to ensure that they are in good condition showing even wear If not set aside and take note to order replacements 6 Remove the vibrating plate from the machine Fig 31 7 Inspect...

Page 24: ...bushings over each bolt as shown Fig 37 6 Align bolts to holes on top enclosure as shown and re attach vibrating plate to the main unit Fig 38 7 Turn unit right side up Fig 39 8 Replace rubber bushing...

Page 25: ...mage any parts 3 Changing Nylon Wheels 1 Remove and inspect axle bolt for nylon wheels Fig 44 2 Replace worn wheels taking care to insert wheels in order as shown Fig 45 3 Replace nut tighten until bo...

Page 26: ...21 Notes...

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Page 28: ...served English Service T 1 888 332 4012 F 1 866 567 0956 French Service T 1 800 332 4012 F 1 866 825 2221 Technical Support Hotline c o Technical Service Uniquip Canada Inc SAMURAI North American Auth...

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