PowerBoss Admiral 48D, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Operation
Deflectors
(Fig.
15/5)
To the right and left of the disk brushes,
near the floor, are two deflectors which,
when in their working position, prevent
water splashing to the sides and guide
the waste water to the center of the
vehicle so that it can be vacuumed up
better.
The deflectors can be raised, if
necessary. This is the case for basic
cleaning, for example, where the floor
only needs to be scrubbed when wet
and the solution is not vacuumed up but
allowed to soak in instead. To raise the
deflector, take hold of the grip
(Fig.
15/1), raise it and hook the locking
hooks (Fig. 15/3) in the recesses in the
angle (Fig. 15/2) above it. Proceed in
the same way on the other side of the
side of the vehicle.
3.1.3 Squeegee
(Fig.
15/6)
The squeegee, which projects at the
sides, is fixed to the scrubber-drier so
that it can pivot and swing. This enables
it to evade obstacles in the current track
and pivot back. Its strong suction
capacity ensures the waste water is
vacuumed up fully even on uneven
floors and in bends, leaving the floor dry
enough to be walked on. The squeegee
must be checked prior to starting work,
when disposing of waste water and/or
filling the fresh water tank and cleared
of any foreign bodies which have been
vacuumed up.
Check that the sealing strips are in
perfect condition. The rollers serve to
support the squeegee to prevent
excessive bending of the sealing strips.
The squeegee is automatically raised
when reversing.
3.1.4 Suction turbines (suction)
(Fig. 16/3)
The two suction turbines are located on
the rear panel of the fresh water tank
and can be accessed after opening the
rear doors. The suction turbines are
switched on and off automatically when
lowering and raising the squeegee,
respectively. A float switch in the
recovery tank switches the suction
turbine off automatically on reaching
the maximum fill height.