Gazelle GZ1700, Руководство оператора

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Preparing and Operating the Gazelle
5. Push the safety button with one hand while grasping
one of the handle levers (Figure 18).
6. When the pad begins to spin release the safety
button but continue to grasp one of the handle levers
(Figure 19).
CAUTION! This machine is for dry floor buffing only.
Do not use for scrubbing with water or cleaner.
CAUTION! Do not leave the machine in one spot
while the pad is spinning. This may damage
the floor.
7. Begin burnishing
(Figure 20).
CAUTION! Releasing the
grips while the pad is
spinning is dangerous.
Always firmly grasp both
grips when operating the
machine.
8. To stop the pad from spinning, release the handle
lever(s) (Figure 21).
9. Once you have made sure the pad has completely
stopped spinning, return the handle to its upright
position (Figure 22). The handle and pad motor
section are now locked in place.
10.If you have finished burnishing,
disconnect the power cord from
the electrical outlet and wrap the
electrical cord around the handle’s
cord holder (Figure 23).
CAUTION! Do not perform
this operation with
wet hands.
NOTE: When using a new buff pad, always start the
Gazelle electric burnisher in the low pad
pressure position and run the machine on low pad
pressure for about 2 minutes. This allows the pad to
break in properly and helps prevent harming the finish.
NOTE: The felt on a new skirt may emit a squeaking
sound as it passes over a waxed floor. The noise will
subside after a few minutes as the felt edge softens.
Adjusting the Pad Pressure
1. Stop operation and return handle to the upright
position.
2. Move the adjustment lever back to decrease
(Figure 24) or forward to increase (Figure 25) pad
pressure. Decreasing pad pressure decreases
amp draw.
3. Always adjust the pad pressure to the lowest position
when a new pad is installed. Allow a minimum of five
minutes of burnishing time to break in the pad before
adjusting the pad pressure to a higher setting.
Failure to allow the pad time to break in can result in
tripping of the machine and/or the site breaker.
Figure 19 Figure 18
Figure 20
Figure 22 Figure 21
Figure 23
Figure 25 Figure 24