2.0 Machine Handle
The floor machine is shipped from the factory with the handle attached. No assembly
is required. The following instructions detail how to reattach the handle if the handle
or parts need to be replaced. You will need two (2) 7/16” wrenches to complete the
assembly.
1. Mount the handle to the chassis:
Slide the yoke (1) into the handle tube
assembly (2). Align the two vertical holes
in each part. Slide a yoke bolt (8) through
each hole and secure a yoke nut (9) onto
the end of each bolt. Place the connected
yoke and handle tub assembly into the
brackets on the machine base (3). Slide
a nylon flat washer (5) onto the yoke pin
screw (4). Insert the yoke with washer into
the first bracket hole, then yoke and out
through the second bracket hole. Slide a
second nylon flat washer (6) onto the end
of the yoke pin screw (7) and tighten a
yoke nut to the end of the yoke pin screw.
2. Mount the support braces on the handle:
Tip the handle up. The handle mounting
collar (10) is designed to slide freely up
and down the handle tube, allowing the
handle to be adjusted for the comfortable
operation of all users. Line up the mounting
collar with the upper holes in the two
straight handle braces (11).
3. Complete handle assembly:
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Place the curved spacer (13) with a
square hole onto the locking lever shaft
(12). The curve must face the lever.
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From behind the machine, insert the shaft
through the right handle brace (11), the
mounting collar (10) and the left handle
brace.
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Place a spacer (14) on the shaft.
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Place the split washer (12) on the shaft.
•
Place the locking wing nut (15) on the
shaft.
•
Adjust the wing nut for tightness. When
correctly installed, the collar slides easily
when the cam-engineered locking lever
is “up,” but is firmly fixed when the lever
is “down.”
(4) Dry Scrub Floor Machine
Dry Scrub Floor Machine (13)
9.0 6-Quart Backpack Troubleshooting Guide
CAUTION:
Always disconnect power cord before servicing vacuum.
WARNING:
Repairs should only be performed by an authorized service center.
PROBLEM: Loss of vacuum
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Cap is damaged
Inspect and replace if needed
Faulty vacuum motor
Call manufacturer or service center
Full paper bag filter
Replace paper filter bag
Clogged hose or wand
Remove obstruction
Loose or broken fan
Call manufacturer or service center
PROBLEM: Motor is not running
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Faulty on/off switch
Call manufacturer or service center
Power cord defective
Call manufacturer or service center
Loose connection or wiring
Call manufacturer or service center
Motor defective
Call manufacturer or service center
Blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker
Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker
PROBLEM: Dust blowing from vacuum when running
CAUSE
SOLUTION
Full paper bag
Replace filter bag
Paper filter bag not installed properly
Reinstall or replace paper filter bag properly
Cloth filter bag is dirty
Clean cloth filter bag
Cloth or paper filter bag is torn
Replace
