The area to be scrubbed:
Debris and grit must be swept up
before starting the scrubbing operation to avoid vacuum line
blockage and to permit the detergent to perform efficiently.
Starting up and operation:
Disconnect the batteries from the
battery charger and connect to the machine. Then:
• Turn master switch
M6
to position 1 and press
switches
M7
and
M8.
• Lower the brushes by turning knob
M9
clockwise.
Maximum setting is #10. Only use the pressure setting
that effectively performs the cleaning desired for the
longest run time and fastest operation.
• Lower the squeegee by pressing pedal
M3.
• Set the detergent solution supply to minimum by raising
the adjusting knob
M12
.
• Release the brake by squeezing the small lever.
• Press down the handle
M10
to drive forward.
When the handle is released the machine stops.
• Adjust the speed of advance by adjusting knob
M11.
• Finally, adjust the correct supply of the detergent in
relation to the amount of dirt and speed of advance by
means of lever
M12
; this is a matter of experience.
At this point the machine is ready to carry out the operations of
scrubbing and drying at the same time. Single vacuum motor
operation may be all that is necessary for daily scrubbing. To
operate one vacuum open and lock the autoscrubber lid.
Locate the fuse panel P1 attached to the back frame behind the
vacuum motors. Pull and open the first fuse door from the left
side of the fuse housing bank.
CAUTION: Make sure key switch is in the “OFF” position
before installing pad.
Particularly dirty floors:
Certain floors or areas may
require special attention and, in some cases, cleaning twice.
Go over the floor quickly the first time, with the squeegee
raised and the brush in the working position. In this way,
the detergent solution is left on the floor for a longer time
and can dissolve the heavy dirt. The second time, go over
the floor more slowly with both the brush and the squeegee
l o w e r e d .
CAUTION: A)
Loose objects on the floor can become danger-
o u s projectiles if struck by the high-speed pad. Remove them
before o p e r a t i n g this machine.
B )
Keep machine moving to
prevent damage to finish or floor.
C )
These machines are
designed for level floor operations only.
DO NOT OPERAT E
ON RAMPS OR INCLINES greater than 2% grade
unless adequate personnel are available for assistance.
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