Factory Cat 29, Руководство оператора и сервисная книжка

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. PLEASE READ WARNINGS ON PAGE
TWO OF THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY.
Refer to Page 4 for Location of Controls.
2. To make the machine move under
its own power--without scrubbing
--Turn on Key Switch.
--Make sure brush head is off ground.
(See Steps 5 & 6 Below)
--Set speed control (Page 5;Item 4)
--Gently squeeze handlebar .(Page 5, Item
11)
3. To stop: Let go of the handlebar.
Machine will automatically come to a stop.
4. To turn: You will find it much easier to turn
if you power through the turns. By squeez
ing and releasing the handlebar quickly, you
can easily control speed.
5. Solution:
Pull the solution flow knob (Page5 Item.
11)until you have the desired amount. To
save expense, use the least amount of
solution that will do the job.
6. To scrub:
Be sure you have solution in the solution
tank. While driving forward slowly, push on
the brush up/down control until you achieve
desired brush pressure. (On some models,
an LED Gauge shows relative brush
pressure).
SPECIAL NOTE: The more downpressure
you use, the faster you will consume
battery power. Use the LEAST AMOUNT
of pressure that will do the job.
7. To vacuum up the solution:
Machines with manual squeegee lift:
Lower the squeegee with the handle (Page 6
Item M). Then turn on vac switch (Page 5,
Item 8).
Machines with electric squeegee lift:
Turn vac switch on. (Page 5, Item 8).
Squeegee will automatically lower.
Note that when you turn the vac switch
off, the squeegee will quickly raise, but
the vacuum will continue to operate for
about 15 seconds. This is to clear the
pickup hose of solution.
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SCRUBBING TIP 1:
Save Battery Power!
The main consumer of power on your scrub-
ber is the scrub brushes. The more pressure
you use in scrubbing the faster the batteries
will wear down. Use the least amount of
scrub pressure that will do your job, and you
will be able to scrub more on a charge.
SCRUBBING TIP 2:
Save the Juice!
The solution that flows through your scrubber
costs a good deal more than the scrubber
itself. Do not overmix it--don't use more
detergent than necessary. Often, using too
little water with your detergent will lower the
effectiveness of its cleaning.
Limit the solution flow to the minimum need-
ed.
Generally speaking, the less solution you use,
the faster the vac system can pick up what's
on the floor.
SCRUBBING TIP No. 3:
Save the Brushes
The brushes used for scrubbing are plenty
tough, but plenty expensive as well. The less
pressure you use, and the less aggressive the
solution, the longer the brushes will last.
Reverse the brushes daily!
It is a good idea to rinse off the brushes at the
end of the day, and to remove accumulated
wire and thread that may be caught in them.
They are easy to remove.