INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Razor™ Plus 24D-26D-28D / Razor™ Plus 24C-28C
— 909 5428 000(2)2005-01
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MACHINE START AND STOP
Start
1.
Prepare the machine as described in the previous
paragraph.
2.
Lower the squeegee (16, Fig. C) by means of the lever
(25).
When the lever (25) is lowered, the vacuum system
starts operating. When the lever (25) is lifted, the
vacuum system stops after a few seconds.
3.
Position the solution flow control lever (4, Fig. B) in the
most appropriate position, depending on the type of
cleaning to be carried out:
–
“ECO” system
: when the lever (4) is in the “ECO”
position (5), the machine works in a special condition
of programmed water “economy” usage; as the water
flow is set and constant, the machine can work with
a washing autonomy of 66 minutes (1.2 liters/min
average).
–
Variable system
: if the lever is in the upper area,
related to the variable flow, it is possible to have a
capacity ranging from 3.8 liters/min minimum to 9.4
liters/min maximum.
In no case it is possible to close completely the water
flow to the brushes during operation.
4.
Insert the ignition key (10, Fig. B) and turn it to “I”
position.
5.
Lower the brush/pad/cylindrical brush-holder deck
(11/14, Fig. C) by means of the switch (2, Fig. B).
6.
If equipped, disengage the parking brake by pulling the
levers (34 and 37, Fig. C) at the same time, and then
release them.
7.
With a hand on the handlebar (2, Fig. C), operate the
machine by pressing the paddle (4, Fig. C): the machine
will start moving and the brushes/pad-holder will start
rotating.
8.
Operate on the speed adjuster (7, Fig. B) to change the
machine speed.
Stopping the machine
9.
Release the paddle (4, Fig. C).
10. Lift the brushes/pad-holder by means of the switch (2,
Fig. B).
11. Lift the squeegee by means of the lever (25, Fig. C).
12. Make sure that the machine cannot move independently.
If equipped, engage the parking brake by pulling the
lever (34, Fig. C) until it locks.
MACHINE OPERATION
1.
Start the machine as described in the previous
paragraph.
2.
Keeping both hands on the handlebar (2, Fig. C),
manoeuvre the machine and start washing/drying the
floor.
3.
If necessary, vary the solution quantity to the brushes by
means of the lever (4, Fig. B).
4.
If necessary, adjust the squeegee balance adjusting
handwheel (18, Fig. C).
Working with brush/pad-holder extra pressure
function activated
5.
If the dirt on the floor proves to be particularly difficult to
clean, it is possible to work with an extra pressure of the
brushes/pad-holders on the floor by pressing the switch
(3, Fig. B).
6.
To go back to normal pressure cleaning, press the switch
(3) again.
The switch (3, Fig. B) is active only when the deck (12,
Fig. C) is lowered and the warning light on the switch (2,
Fig. B) is on.
NOTE
If the green warning light (9a, Fig. B) turns on,
the machine is ready to be used. If the yellow or
red warning light (9b or 9c) turns on, it is
necessary to charge the batteries (see the
procedure in Maintenance chapter).
NOTE
While the deck (12/15, Fig. C) is moving from
the lifted position to the lowered position, the
warning light on the switch (2, Fig. B) flashes;
when the deck has reached the lowered
position, the warning light stays on.
NOTE
While the deck (12/15, Fig. C) is moving from
the lowered position to the lifted position, the
warning light on the switch (2, Fig. B) flashes;
when the deck has reached the lifted position,
the warning light turns off.
CAUTION!
To avoid any damage to the floor surface, stop
the brushes/pad-holder rotation when the
machine stops in one place, especially when
the machine is working with the extra pressure
function activated.
CAUTION!
It is not possible to activate the extra pressure
function when the cylindrical brush-holder
deck (15, Fig. C) is used.
NOTE
While the deck (12, Fig. C) is moving, from the
lowered position with normal pressure to the
lowered position with extra pressure, the
warning light on the switch (3, Fig. B) flashes.
When the lowered position with extra pressure
is reached, the warning light stays on.
