Clemas & Co CT90 60BT, Руководство оператора

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11.
TROUBLESHOOTING
11.1 How to overcome possible failures
[B]= machines with battery
[C]= machines with cable
[BT]= battery machine with electrical drive
Possible failures affecting the whole machine
FAILURES CAUSES REMEDIES
The machine does not work • [B]= the battery connector is
disconnected
• [B]= connect the batteries to
the machine
• [B]= the batteries are flat • [B]= recharge the batteries
• [C]= the machine plug is
disconncted from the mains
• [C]= plug the machine
The brushes do not turn • the brush switch is at the
position “0”
• [BT]= the brush button has not
been pressed
• turn the brush switch to
position “1”
• press the brush button
• the brush lever is not pressed • press the brush lever
• [B]= the brush motor thermal
protection has tripped: the motor
has become overheated
• [B]= release the brush lever,
turn the brush switch to
position “0” (off), letting the
machine cool down for at
least 45’
• [B], [BT]= = the power supply
connector or the motor thermal
protection
connector are
disconnected
• [B], [BT]= = connect again
the power supply connector
or
the motor thermal
protection connector
• [C]= the motor power supply
connector is disconnected
• [C]= connect again the
motor power supply
connector
• [B], [BT]= = the brush motor
fuse has blown
• [B], [BT]= = check and
remove the causes that
made the fuse blow, then
replace it
• [B], [BT]= = the batteries are
flat
• [B], [BT]= = recharge the
batteries
• the gearmotor is broken • have the gearmotor replaced
• the motor is faulty • have the motor replaced
The brush motor has trouble in
starting (in models with cable
only)
• you are working with a dry brush
on a very rough floor
• turn on the detergent
solution cock
• you are working with extensions
having an inadequate section on
the power supply cable, or the
voltage is sensibly lower than
that intended for the scrubber
(15% less)
• avoid the use of inadequate
extensions. Increase the
section of the electric wires
and find out sockets with a
higher voltage
• the motor is faulty • have the motor replaced
The machine does not wash
evenly • the brush or abrasive disc is
worn
• replace them
The solution does not come
out
• the cock control lever is at the
position “CLOSED”
• move the lever to the position
“OPEN”
• the solution tank is empty • fill it up