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TROUBLESHOOTING
34. REPLACING THE SQUEEGEE RUBBERS
Check the state of wear and tear of the squeegee rubbers and, if necessary,
replace them.
The rear rubber should be replaced when the squeegee fails to pick up well,
leaving water on the floor.
To replace the rubber, you must:
1. Loosen the wing nuts that block the rear rubber-pressing blade, and place
them on the floor.
2. Unthread the rear rubber-pressing blade and place it on the floor.
3. Unthread the rear strengthening rubber and place it on the floor.
4. Unthread the rear rubber and replace it if necessary. If it is not worn, rotate it
180° and reassemble it so the contact surface is st ill in good condition.
5. reassemble the rear rubber, the strengthening profile and the rubber-pressing
blade, then tighten the wing nuts
The front rubber should be replaced when the squeegee does not rest evenly on
the floor and does not generate a closed suction chamber (letting a lot of air enter
from the front).
To replace the rubber, you must:
1. Loosen the nuts that block the front rubber-pressing blade, and place them on
the floor.
2. Unthread the front rubber-pressing blade and place it on the floor.
3. Unthread and replace the front rubber
4. Reassemble the front rubber and rubber-pressing blade, and tighten the nuts.
ATTENTION: These operations must be carried out using gloves
to protect against contact with dangerous solutions
35. INSUFFICIENT WATER ON THE BRUSH
1.
Check the tap beneath the symbol (1) is turned on.
2.
Check there is water in the solution tank
3.
Check the clean water filter is not clogged.
