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BRUSH PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT 

Turn the knob (8) to adjust the brush pressure onto 
the floor in three pre-set pressure levels. The display 
(1) shows the pressure in lbs., which was previously 
set by pressing the push button (10).  
 

  ATTENTION: 

To avoid overload of the brush motor, reduce the 
brush pressure when going from smooth floors to 
rough ones (ex. concrete). 

 

 

 

ELECTRIC PROTECTION 

The machine is equipped with an electronic system 
of protection for all components that carry out 
functions of power or control. This device blocks the 
defective component and indicates on the display (1) 
the corresponding alarm from”AL01” to “AL20”. 
 

  ATTENTION: 

To restore the function of the component, turn off 
the machine and restart it using the key switch. If 
the problem persists, please contact an 
authorized technical assistant. 

 

 

 

 

 

OVERFLOW DEVICE 

In order to avoid serious damage to the vacuum 
motor, the machine is equipped with a float that 
intervenes when the recovery tank is full, closing the 
suction, switching off the signal lamp (7) and 
consequently the drying stops. 
When this happens, empty the recovery tank (see 
“RECOVERY TANK EMPTYING AND 
CLEANING”). 
 

 

 
 

STOPPING THE MACHINE AFTER 
CLEANING OPERATION 

 
IN AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL WORKING 
MODE: 
 
1.  Put the selector (3) into the central position 
(BREAK WASHING). This automatically lifts the 
brush and shuts down the solenoid valve. Finish the 
drying operation. 
1.  Release the foot from the accelerator pedal for 
more than 3 seconds. 
2.  Turn the switch key counter-clockwise to switch 
off the machine. 
3.  Insert the parking brake (see under paragraph 
“EMERGENCY-PARKING BRAKE”). 
 

  ATTENTION: 

The mode (BREAK WASHING) is specific for 
the transfer at the end of the cleaning operation.

 

 
 

DAILY MAINTENANCE 

 

  ATTENTION: 

For protection against dangerous solutions, all 
the following maintenance and cleaning 
operations that refer to the following components 
must be carried out using gloves: 

 

Solution and recovery tanks  

 

Solution and recovery filters 

 

Squeegee with their rubbers and hoses 

 

Brushes 

 

RECOVERY TANK EMPTYING AND 
CLEANING 

1.  Hold the exhaust hose (1) placed in the rear 
lower part of the machine after having taken it off 
from its fixing support. 
2.  Take off the plug (2) from the exhaust hose by 
pulling its lever (3). Empty the recovery tank into 
appropriate containers. Comply rules concerning 
liquid disposal. 
3.  Take off the suction cover (4) after rotating the 
blocking levers (5). 
4.  Take off the filter and filter protection (6). 
5.   Rinse the inside of the tank with a water jet 
through the tank opening and clean the float screen. 
6.  Reassemble all parts. 
 

 

 

 

 

EMPTYING AND CLEANING THE 
COLLECTION BOX 

The machine is equipped with a collection box for 
solid dirt.  
At the end of the cleaning operation it is necessary 
to empty and to clean it with a water jet. 
For the emptying and the cleaning of the box: 
1.  Using the selector (8), adjust the brush pressure 
to position P1. 

 

2.  Activate the machine (see “STARTING OF THE 
MACHINE”) choosing manual mode (MAN).  
3.  Activate the selector (13) of the brush base to 
lower the brushes.  
4.  Turn the key counter-clockwise to turn off the 
machine. 
 

  ATTENTION: 

Carrying out above operations with the electric 
supply on may cause damages. 

 

 

 

  ATTENTION: 

This operation must be carried out using gloves 
for protection from dangerous solutions. 

 
5.  Unblock the bar of the side rubber after having 
released the knob (1). 
 

 

 

6.  Open the bar of the side rubber (2) as shown in 
the figure. 
7.  Extract and carry the box by using its handles (3).  
 

Summary of Contents for 99785 BR 33/30

Page 1: ...TRIES LLC 333 CHARLES COURT WEST CHICAGO IL 60185 630 818 1300 FAX 630 818 1301 WWW TORNADOVAC COM Tornado Operations Maintenance Manual MODEL NO 99785 BR 33 30 L9726AB 2014 Tornado Industries All rig...

Page 2: ...NTENANCE 10 Recovery tank emptying and cleaning 10 Emptying and cleaning the collection box 10 Suction filter cleaning 11 Brush cleaning 11 Squeegee cleaning 11 WEEKLY MAINTENANCE 11 Rear squeegee rub...

Page 3: ...2...

Page 4: ...RUSHES 16 SIGNAL LAMP WATER OPEN SOLENOID VALVE 17 SIGNAL LAMP STARTING BRUSHES ROTATION 18 KEY SWITCH 19 HORN PUSH BUTTON 20 KNOB FOR SOLUTION VALVE LEGEND MACHINE 1 RECOVERY TANK 2 SOLUTION TANK 3 S...

Page 5: ...or PUSH BUTTON ADJUSTMENT DETERGENT DOSAGE 3SD system OP TIONAL 20 SIGNAL LAMP WATER OPEN SOLENOID VALVE 21 PUSH BUTTON FOR SPEED SELECTION 22 SIGNAL LAMP SELECTION MAXIMUM SPEED 23 SIGNAL LAMP SELEC...

Page 6: ...operly check by conducting simple maintenance procedures Other wise contact an authorized technical assistant for advice Where parts are required ask for ORIGINAL spare parts to the distributor or an...

Page 7: ...t on the solution tank there are two screws On the lower screw the safety cable 1 is fixed to prevent the overturn of the recovery tank when this is being opened Proceed as follows 1 Take off the two...

Page 8: ...usting the bend lower part of the rubber Adjust the pressure by rotating the wind nut 6 To increase rotate clock wise To decrease rotate the lever counter clockwise The bending is not uniform Adjust t...

Page 9: ...guiding place To switch on the machine 1 Sit on the guiding place 2 Turn the key switch clockwise to switch on the machine 3 Check the charge level of the battery on the display 1 4 With the selector...

Page 10: ...of the machine see under paragraph GENERAL RULES OF SECURITY If they are carried out separately forbid the working areas to the passage of non authorized personnel Signal the areas of moist floors wit...

Page 11: ...G is specific for the transfer at the end of the cleaning operation DAILY MAINTENANCE ATTENTION For protection against dangerous solutions all the following maintenance and cleaning operations that re...

Page 12: ...to a new side or replace it To reassemble the squeegees follow the directions above in reverse inserting the rubber on the guides and blocking it with the rubber holder blade CHECK OF THE SIDE RUBBER...

Page 13: ...pear turn off the machine and restart it 3 Check the charge level of the battery on the display 1 4 Check through the signal lamp 2 that the parking brake is not inserted see EMERGENCY PARKING BRAKE 5...

Page 14: ...GEE CLEANING FRONT SQUEEGEE RUBBER REPLACEMENT REAR SQUEEGEE RUBBER REPLACEMENT REPLACEMENT SIDE RUBBERS CHECK SQUEEGEE ADJUSTMENT SQUEEGEE HOSE CLEANING SOLUTION TANK CLEANING CHECK BATTERY ELECTROLY...

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