Fimap BMg Series User manual

ORIGINAL INSTRUCTION DOC. 10082488 - Ver. AB - 02-2019
PROFESSIONAL SCRUBBING MACHINES
USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
BMg

CONTENTS
CONTENTS...................................................................................................................................3
GENERAL DESCRIPTION ...........................................................................................................5
GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS....................................................................................................................... 5
SYMBOLS USED IN THE MANUAL ........................................................................................................................ 5
MAIN MACHINE COMPONENTS ............................................................................................................................ 6
PURPOSE AND CONTENT OF THE MANUAL....................................................................................................... 7
TARGET GROUP..................................................................................................................................................... 7
PRESERVATION OF THE USER............................................................................................................................. 7
ON CONSIGNMENT OF THE MACHINE ................................................................................................................ 7
INTRODUCTORY COMMENT ................................................................................................................................. 7
IDENTIFICATION DATA ........................................................................................................................................... 7
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION.................................................................................................................................... 7
INTENDED USE....................................................................................................................................................... 7
SAFETY.................................................................................................................................................................... 7
REGULATIONS........................................................................................................................................................ 7
SERIAL NUMBER PLATE ........................................................................................................................................ 8
TECHNICAL DATA ................................................................................................................................................... 9
SYMBOLS USED ON THE MACHINE................................................................................................................... 10
LABELS USED ON THE MACHINE....................................................................................................................... 10
CONTROL SCREEN (PRO VERSIONS) ............................................................................................................... 12
CONTROL DISPLAY (PLUS VERSIONS).............................................................................................................. 12
CONTROL SCREEN (PLUS VERSIONS).............................................................................................................. 12
INFORMATION FIELD ........................................................................................................................................... 12
HANDLING THE PACKAGED MACHINE .............................................................................................................. 13
HOW TO UNPACK THE MACHINE ....................................................................................................................... 13
HOW TO MOVE THE MACHINE........................................................................................................................ 13
PREPARATION OF MACHINE ...................................................................................................14
MACHINE SAFETY................................................................................................................................................ 14
INSERTING THE BATTERIES IN THE MACHINE................................................................................................. 15
BATTERY MAINTENANCE AND DISPOSAL......................................................................................................... 15
RECHARGING THE BATTERIES .......................................................................................................................... 15
FILLING THE SOLUTION TANK............................................................................................................................ 16
DETERGENT SOLUTION...................................................................................................................................... 17
INSERTING WATER SYSTEM FILTER ................................................................................................................. 18
FITTING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES (SINGLE-BRUSH VERSION)............................................................... 18
FITTING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES (DUAL-BRUSH VERSION) .................................................................. 18
ASSEMBLING THE ABRASIVE PAD (ORBITAL VERSION) ................................................................................. 19
ASSEMBLING THE SQUEEGEE BODY................................................................................................................ 19
PREPARING TO WORK .............................................................................................................19
STARTING WORK (PRO VERSION)..........................................................................................20
HOUR METER ....................................................................................................................................................... 20
BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL INDICATOR .............................................................................................................. 20
SCRUBBING WITH DRYING ................................................................................................................................. 21
SCRUBBING WITHOUT DRYING ......................................................................................................................... 21
DRYING.................................................................................................................................................................. 21
STARTING WORK (PLUS VERSIONS) .....................................................................................22
HOUR METER ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL INDICATOR .............................................................................................................. 22
DS SELECTOR (DRIVE SELECT)......................................................................................................................... 23
TRANSFER ............................................................................................................................................................ 23
SCRUBBING WITHOUT DRYING ......................................................................................................................... 24
DRYING.................................................................................................................................................................. 25
SCRUBBING WITH DRYING ................................................................................................................................. 26
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................................27
ECO MODE (PRO VERSION) ............................................................................................................................... 27
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ECO MODE (PLUS VERSION).............................................................................................................................. 27
MANUAL MODE (PRO VERSION) ........................................................................................................................ 28
MANUAL MODE (PLUS VERSION)....................................................................................................................... 28
PROGRAM ZONE MODE (PRO VERSION).......................................................................................................... 29
PROGRAM ZONE MODE (PLUS VERSION) ........................................................................................................ 29
INTELLIGENT DRYING MODE (PLUS VERSIONS) ............................................................................................. 29
REVERSE FUNCTION........................................................................................................................................... 30
REAR VIDEO CAMERA (PLUS VERSION, OPTIONAL)....................................................................................... 30
BUZZER ................................................................................................................................................................. 30
EXTRA BRUSH HEAD BRUSH PRESSURE (PRO VERSION) ............................................................................ 30
EXTRA BRUSH HEAD BRUSH PRESSURE (PLUS VERSION)........................................................................... 31
DETERGENT SOLUTION RECYCLING SYSTEM (FLR PRO VERSIONS) ......................................................... 31
DETERGENT SOLUTION RECYCLING SYSTEM (FLR VERSIONS, PLUS VERSIONS) ................................... 32
WORKING HEADLIGHTS (PLUS VERSION)........................................................................................................ 32
AUTOMATIC REQUEST FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (FFM VERSIONS) .................................................... 32
AUTOMATIC DETERGENT DOSING SYSTEM (FSS PRO VERSIONS).............................................................. 33
AUTOMATIC DETERGENT DOSING SYSTEM (FSS PLUS VERSIONS) ............................................................ 33
ADJUSTING THE DETERGENT SOLUTION FLOW (PRO VERSION) ................................................................ 33
ADJUSTING THE FORWARD MOVEMENT SPEED (PRO VERSION) ................................................................ 34
SILENT-MAX FUNCTION (PRO VERSION) .......................................................................................................... 34
ALARM SCREEN (PRO VERSION)....................................................................................................................... 34
ALARM SCREEN (PLUS VERSION) ..................................................................................................................... 34
TUTORIAL (PLUS VERSION)................................................................................................................................ 34
BATTERY DISCONNECT BUTTON....................................................................................................................... 35
LIQUID SUCTION WAND KIT (OPTIONAL) .......................................................................................................... 35
SPRAY GUN KIT (OPTIONAL) .............................................................................................................................. 36
OVERFLOW DEVICE ............................................................................................................................................ 37
AT THE END OF THE WORK.....................................................................................................37
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.........................................................................................................38
DRAINING THE RECOVERY TANK ...................................................................................................................... 38
CLEANING THE SQUEEGEE BODY..................................................................................................................... 38
CLEANING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES (SINGLE-BRUSH VERSION, PRO VERSIONS)............................. 39
CLEANING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES (SINGLE-BRUSH VERSION, PLUS VERSIONS) ........................... 39
CLEANING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES (DUAL-BRUSH VERSION).............................................................. 40
CLEANING THE RECOVERY TANK FILTERS ...................................................................................................... 40
CLEANING THE RECYCLE FILTER (FLR VERSIONS)........................................................................................ 40
EMPTYING THE SOLUTION TANK....................................................................................................................... 41
CLEANING THE WATER SYSTEM FILTER .......................................................................................................... 41
CLEANING THE VACUUM TUBE.......................................................................................................................... 41
CLEANING THE DETERGENT TANK (FSS VERSIONS) ..................................................................................... 42
EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE..........................................................................................42
REPLACING THE SQUEEGEE BODY RUBBER BLADES................................................................................... 42
REPLACING THE BRUSH HEAD SPLASH GUARD............................................................................................. 43
ADJUSTMENT INTERVENTIONS..............................................................................................43
ADJUSTING THE SQUEEGEE BODY'S RUBBER BLADES ................................................................................ 43
ADJUSTING BRUSH HEAD BODY SIDE SPLASH GUARDS .............................................................................. 44
CHOOSING AND USING BRUSHES .........................................................................................45
TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................46
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY .....................................................................................48
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The descriptions contained in this document are not binding. The company therefore reserves the right to make any modications at any time to
elements, details, or accessory supply, as considered necessary for reasons of improvement or manufacturing/commercial requirements. The
reproduction, even partial, of the text and drawings contained in this document is prohibited by law. The company reserves the right to make
any technical and/or supply modications. The images are for reference purposes only, and are not binding in terms of design and
supply.
GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS
Before using the machine, please read the following document carefully and follow the
instructions contained herein, along with the instructions in the document supplied with the
machine itself, "GENERAL SAFETY REGULATIONS" (document code 10083659).
SYMBOLS USED IN THE MANUAL
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Open book symbol with an "i":
Indicates the need to consult the instruction manual.
Open book symbol:
Tells the operator to read the user manual before using the device.
Covered place symbol:
The operations preceded by this symbol must always be carried out in a dry, covered area.
Information symbol:
Indicates additional information for the operator, to improve the use of the device.
Warning symbol:
Carefully read the sections preceded by this symbol meticulously following the instructions indicated for the safety of the operator
and the device.
Danger symbol (corrosive substances):
The operator should always wear protective gloves to avoid the risk of serious injury to the hands caused by corrosive substances.
Danger symbol (battery acid leakage):
Indicates the danger of leaking acid or acid fumes from the batteries while they are being recharged.
Danger symbol (moving carriages):
Indicates that the packed product should be handled with suitable carriages that conform to legal requirements.
Mandatory room ventilation symbol:
Informs the operator that the room must be ventilated while the batteries are being recharged.
Symbol indicating the compulsory use of protective gloves:
Indicates that the operator should always wear protective gloves, to avoid the risk of serious injury to his hands from sharp objects.
Symbol indicating the compulsory use of tools:
Informs the operator of the need to use tools not included with the machine.
Symbol indicating a treading ban:
Informs the operator that it is forbidden to tread on machine components, as this could lead to serious injury.
Recycling symbol:
Tells the operator to carry out the operations in compliance with environmental regulations in force in the place where the appliance
is being used.
Disposal symbol:
Carefully read the sections marked with this symbol for disposing of the appliance.
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The machine's main components are the following:
1. Front working lights.
2. Blinking light.
3. Recovery tank rotation stop lever.
4. Solution tank dosing cap.
5. Solution tank rapid lling hose.
6. Solution tank level hose.
7. Emergency button.
8. Object holder net.
9. Recovery tank lid.
10. Recovery tank.
11. Operator's seat.
12. Solution tank.
13. Scrubbing brush head body .
14. Recovery tank drainage hose.
15. Tail lights.
16. Squeegee vacuum hose.
17. Squeegee body.
18. Command display.
19. Brush head extra pressure selection lever.
20. Horn button.
21. Optional automatic detergent dispenser kit control button (FSS
version) or optional detergent solution recycling kit (FLR version).
22. Optional spray gun kit control button.
23. Optional liquid suction wand kit control button.
24. Steering wheel.
25. Reverse gear selection lever.
26. Drive pedal.
27. Detergent solution lter.
28. Main key switch.
29. Detergent solution tap control lever.
30. Electric brake control lever.
31. Suction motor air intake lter.
32. Recovery tank lter.
MAIN MACHINE COMPONENTS
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PURPOSE AND CONTENT OF THE MANUAL
The aim of this manual is to provide customers with all the information needed to use the machine in the safest, most appropriate and most
autonomous way. This includes information concerning technical aspects, safety, operation, downtime, maintenance, spare parts and scrapping.
The operators and qualied technicians must carefully read the instructions in this manual before carrying out any operations on the machine.
If in doubt about the correct interpretation of instructions, contact your nearest FIMAP Customer Service Centre to obtain the necessary
clarications.
TARGET GROUP
This manual is written both for operators and for qualied machine maintenance technicians. Operators must not perform operations that should
be carried out by qualied technicians. The manufacturer is not liable for damages resulting from failure to comply with this veto.
PRESERVATION OF THE USER
The Use and Maintenance Manual must be stored in its special pouch close to the machine, protected from liquids and anything else that could
compromise its legibility.
ON CONSIGNMENT OF THE MACHINE
When the machine is consigned to the customer, an immediate check must be performed to ensure all the material mentioned in the shipping
documents has been received, and also to check the machine has not su󰀨ered damage during transportation. If this is the case, the carrier
must ascertain the extent of the damage at once, informing our customer service o󰀩ce. It is only by prompt action of this type that the missing
material can be obtained, and compensation for damage successfully claimed.
INTRODUCTORY COMMENT
Any oor scrubbing machine can only work properly and e󰀨ectively if used correctly and kept in full working order by performing the
maintenance operations described in the attached documentation. We therefore suggest you read this instruction booklet carefully and read it
again whenever di󰀩culties arise while using the machine. If necessary, remember that our assistance service (organised in collaboration with
our dealers) is always available for advice or direct intervention.
IDENTIFICATION DATA
For technical assistance or to request replacement parts, always give the model, the version and the serial number (written on the relevant
plate).
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
The BMg is a oor scrubbing machine that's capable of handling a wide variety of oors and types of dirt thanks to the mechanical action of
one or two brushes and the chemical action of a water-detergent solution. As it advances, it collects the dirt removed, as well as the detergent
solution not absorbed by the ooring itself. The machine must only be used for this purpose.
INTENDED USE
This scrubbing machine was designed and built for the cleaning (scrubbing and drying) of smooth, compact ooring in the commercial,
residential and industrial sectors by a qualied operator in proven safety conditions. The scrubbing machine is not suitable for cleaning rugs or
carpet oors. It is only suitable for use in closed (or at least covered) places.
ATTENTION: the machine is not suitable for use in the rain, or under water jets.
IT IS FORBIDDEN to use the machine in environments with an explosive atmosphere to clean dangerous powders or ammable liquids.
In addition, it is not suitable as a means of transport for people or objects.
SAFETY
Operator cooperation is paramount for accident prevention. No accident prevention programme can be e󰀨ective without the full cooperation
of the person directly responsible for machine operation. The majority of occupational accidents that happen either in the workplace or whilst
moving are caused by failure to respect the most basic safety rules. An attentive, careful operator is most e󰀨ective guarantee against accidents
and is fundamental in order to implement any prevention programme.
REGULATIONS
All references to forwards and backwards, front and rear, right and left indicated in this manual should be understood as referring to the operator
in a driving position with his hands on the steering wheel.
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SERIAL NUMBER PLATE
The serial number plate is located at the rear of the steering column, and indicates the
machine's general characteristics, including its serial number. The serial number is a very
important piece of information and should always be provided together with any request for
assistance or when purchasing spare parts. The serial number plate contains the following:
1. The weight of the batteries used to power the appliance (expressed in Kg).
2. The IP protection rating of the appliance.
3. The gross weight of the appliance (expressed in Kg).
4. The identication code of the appliance.
5. The serial number of the appliance.
6. The name of the appliance.
7. The nominal power consumed by the appliance (expressed in W).
8. The maximum grade that the appliance can handle during work activities (expressed in %).
9. The year in which the appliance was manufactured.
10. The nominal voltage of the appliance (expressed in V).
11. The commercial name of the appliance and the manufacturer's address.
Designby FIMAP Verona (Italy)
Assembledin FIMAP Verona (Italy)
ViaInvalidi del Lavoro, 1 S. Maria di Zevio - Verona - Italy
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TECHNICAL DATA
Remarks:
(1) The working capacity is calculated with a forward speed of 2,8 km/h.
(2) The electrical properties refer to the information which appears on the motor data plate.
(3) Refers to the gradeability with the transfer working program active, both of the machine's tanks empty, the batteries on board and the
operator in the driver's seat.
(4) Refers to the maximum speed that can be reached with the transfer working program active, both of the machine's tanks empty, the
batteries on board and the operator in the driver's seat.
(5) Refers to the dimensions of the machine without the squeegee body tted.
(6) Refers to the weight of the machine with both tanks empty, and without the batteries and the operator on board.
(7) Refers to the weight of the machine with both tanks empty, the batteries on board and the operator in the driver's seat (75kg in theory).
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DESCRIPTION U/M
[KMS] BMg 56 BMg 65 BMg 50 Orbital
Rated machine power W 1222 1722 1402
Working capacity (1) up to m2/h 1960 2275 1785
Working width mm 560 650 510 Squeegee width mm 785 785 785 Brush head brushes (number -Ø outer bristles) No. / mm 1 - Ø560 2 - Ø340 - Dimensions of abrasive pad (L-W) mm - - 510 - 355 Number of rotations of single brush head brush rpm 140 140 - Number of oscillations of the abrasive pad rpm - - 2000
Brush head motor electrical properties(2) V / W 24 - 500 24 - 500 24 - 680
Maximum weight exerted on brush head kg 50 60 60 Traction motor electrical properties(2) V / W 24 - 300 24 - 300 24 - 300 Maximum possible gradient(3) % 10 10 10
Maximum forward movement speed (4) km/h 5,6 5,6 5,6
Suction motor electrical properties(2) (2ST version) V / W 24 - 422 24 - 422 24 - 422
Vacuum unit vacuum (2ST version) mBar 101 101 101 Suction motor electrical properties(2) (3ST version) V / W 24 - 680 24 - 680 24 - 680 Vacuum unit vacuum (3ST version) mBar 166 166 166 Maximum solution tank capacity l 53 53 53 Maximum recovery tank capacity l 55 55 55 Solution tank maximum capacity (versions with FSS system) l 3 3 3 Turning space for U-turn mm 1825 1825 1825
Machine dimensions(5) (L-W-H) mm 1285 - 641 - 1189 1285 - 709 - 1189 1285 - 641 - 1189
Width of single battery compartment (L-W-H) mm 350 - 190 - 310 350 - 190 - 310 350 - 190 - 310
Number of batteries - Recommended nominal voltage rating of the battery N - (V - AhC5) 2 - (12 - 110) 2 - (12 - 110) 2 - (12 - 110)
Maximum battery weight (recommended) kg 39 39 39 Machine weight(6) kg 165 173 172
Machine weight during transport(7) kg 243 251 250 GWV kg 382 390 389 Sound pressure on the operator's ears (ISO 11201, ISO 4871, EN 60335-2-72) (LpA)dB (A) <70 <70 <70
Uncertainty Kpa dB (A) 1,5 1,5 1,5
Vibration level on the operator's arms (ISO 5349-1, EN 60335-2-72) m/s2<2,5 <2,5 <2,5
Vibration level on the operator's body (ISO 5349-1, EN 60335-2-72) m/s2<0,5 <0,5 <0,5 Vibration measurement uncertainty - - -

SYMBOLS USED ON THE MACHINE
Filter body position symbol:
Applied to the front of the machine to indicate the position of the solution tank lter.
PExtra pressure activation/deactivation lever position symbol:
Applied to the central brush head's extra pressure activation/deactivation lever.
RReverse gear activation/deactivation lever position symbol:
Applied to the reverse gear activation/deactivation lever.
Recovery tank drainage hose symbol:
Applied to the back of the machine to identify the recovery tank's drainage hose.
Symbol for maximum temperature for lling the solution tank:
Applied to the left-hand side of the machine's solution tank to indicate the maximum temperature of the water that can be used to
safely ll the solution tank.
Solution tank lling symbol:
Located on the left side of the machine's solution tank to indicate the amount of water or detergent solution in the tank. The symbol
on the side indicates that the tank is full to about a quarter of its capacity.
Solution tank lling symbol:
Located on the left side of the machine's solution tank to indicate the amount of water or detergent solution in the tank. The symbol
on the side indicates that the tank is full to about a half of its capacity.
Solution tank lling symbol:
Located on the left side of the machine's solution tank to indicate the amount of water or detergent solution in the tank. The symbol
on the side indicates that the tank is full to about three-quarters of its capacity.
Solution tank lling symbol:
Located on the left side of the machine's solution tank to indicate the amount of water or detergent solution in the tank. The symbol
on the side indicates that the tank is full.
LABELS USED ON THE MACHINE
Main switch symbol:
Applied to the control panel, positioned on the front of the machine, to indicate the main switch.
Label for detergent solution tap command:
Applied in the vicinity of the control column to identify the detergent solution tap's control lever.
Label indicating the need to read the Use and Maintenance Manual:
Applied in the vicinity of the steering column in order to remind the operator to read the user and maintenance manual before
using the machine.
Label indicating the need to read the Use and Maintenance Manual:
Used in the brush head body, and indicates the prohibition to approach the brush head while the brush is moving.
Warning label to read the user manual of the battery charger (versions with Battery charger):
Applied in the vicinity of the steering column indicating to read the user manual of the battery charger. Also indicates to pay
attention to when to perform the charging cycle and how long it should last.
Battery charging sequence label (versions without Battery Charger):
Located near the steering column, indicating the sequence to perform to recharge the batteries correctly.
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Visible daily maintenance label:
Applied near the steering column, indicating to tighten the machine's water tap after every work cycle and to clean the lters and
the squeegee.
Warning label during battery charging:
Located near the steering column, listing the warnings to perform when recharging the batteries.
Water system lter maintenance label:
Applied near the water system lter to remind the user to clean it after each work cycle.
Spray gun control label (optional):
Applied near the steering column to indicate the control button for the optional spray gun kit. While on the rear of the machine to
indicate the spray gun support hook.
Water system pump box label:
Used on the box containing the machine's water system pumps to indicate the correct connection of the pipes present in the
system.
Detergent solution automatic dosing system warning label (versions with FSS):
Used in the vicinity of the detergent tank to indicate which type of pH can be used with the FSS system without damaging it.
Detergent dilution label (versions with FSS):
Used in the vicinity of the detergent tank to indicate the capacity of the detergent tank and the dilution percentage of the FSS
system.
Detergent solution automatic dosing system activation key label (versions with FSS):
Used on the steering column to indicate the control button of the detergent solution automatic dosing system.
Liquids suction wand kit components position label:
Used at the front part of the steering column to indicate how to position the liquid suction wand pipes.
Liquids suction wand kit components position label:
Used on the lid of the recovery tank to indicate how to position the coiled hose and the accessory of the liquids suction wand.
Label warning about the risk of crushed hands:
Indicates danger to hands due to crushing between two surfaces.
Acoustic signalling device control label:
Applied in the vicinity of the steering column to indicate the acoustic signalling device's control button.
Detergent solution recycling system activation button label (versions with FLR):
Used on the steering column to indicate the control button of the detergent solution recycling system.
Automatic detergent solution system activation key label (versions with FSS):
Used on the steering column to indicate the control button of the automatic detergent solution dosing system.
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CONTROL SCREEN (PRO VERSIONS)
The control screen is divided in:
1. Buttons for movement speed adjustment.
2. “ECO MODE” control button.
3. Brush head control/ brush uncoupling button (only for the single-brush
version).
4. “AREA 2” program activation button.
5. “AREA 3” program activation button.
6. “AREA 1” program activation button.
7. Squeegee / FNC “FIMAP NOISE CANCELLING” function control button.
8. Buttons for water ow selector.
9. Control display.
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CONTROL DISPLAY (PLUS VERSIONS)
The control display is divided in:
1. Detergent solution level in the machines water system.
2. ECO-MODE active symbol.
3. Hour meter.
4. Battery charge level.
5. Management system symbol of the eet "connected" (versions with FFM).
6. Forward speed level of the machine.
7. Detergent solution recycling system deactivation symbol (versions with FLR).
8. Brush head extra pressure function “active” symbol.
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CONTROL SCREEN (PLUS VERSIONS)
The control screen is divided in:
1. Information eld.
2. Drive Select selector.
3. ECO program button.
4. Performance level indicators.
5. Rear view camera button.
6. Menu button.
7. Text indicator.
8. Zone Program button.
DRIVE
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INFORMATION FIELD
The information eld is divided into:
1. Fimap Fleet Management active symbol.
2. Fimap Solution Saver active or Fimap Long Range active symbol.
3. Working headlights active symbol.
4. Hour meter.
5. Battery charge level.
6. Error symbol.
DRIVE
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HANDLING THE PACKAGED MACHINE
The machine's overall weight including packaging is 205Kg.
N.B.: it is recommended that all the packaging components be kept for any future
machine transportation.
DANGER: Move the packaged product with handling equipment that complies with
legal requirements regarding size and mass of the packaging.
A1385mm
B750mm
C1460mm
HOW TO UNPACK THE MACHINE
The machine is shipped in specic packaging. To remove it, proceed as follows:
1. Place the lower part of the outer packaging in contact with the oor.
N.B.: use the pictograms printed on the box as a reference.
2. Remove the outer package.
WARNING: the machine is contained in specic packaging materials, whose elements (plastic bags, staples, etc.) can pose potential
hazards, and must not be left within reach of children, disabled persons, etc.
CAUTION: these operations must be carried out using protective gloves to avoid any possible contact with the edges or tips of metal
objects.
3. Insert a ramp in the rear part of the machine.
ATTENTION: the ramp gradient must not be such as to cause damage to the machine as it comes down.
4. The machine is xed to the pallet with wedges (1) that block the wheels (Fig.1). Remove these wedges.
5. Move to the right rear part of the machine and check that the electro-brake, present in the traction gear motor, is not engaged. Turn the lever
(2) clockwise (Fig.2).
6. Drive the machine down the ramp.
ATTENTION: during this operation, check there are no people or objects near the machine.
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HOW TO MOVE THE MACHINE
To transport the machine safely, proceed as follows:
DANGER: before starting any task, make sure the current regulations concerning the safe transport of dangerous substances are
scrupulously observed.
1. Check to make sure that the solution tank and the recovery tank are empty. If this is not the case, empty them (see the sections titled
“EMPTYING THE SOLUTION TANK” and “EMPTYING THE RECOVERY TANK”).
2. Sit on the driver’s seat.
3. Insert the key (1) into the main switch on the control panel. Set the main switch to "I" (Fig.1).
4. Lift the brush head body, and for PRO versions, press the “BRUSH HEAD CONTROL” button (2) on the control panel (Fig.2). For PLUS
versions, using the DS selector on the control display (Fig.3), select the “transfer ” program (3) (see “DS (DRIVE SELECT) SELECTOR”).
N.B.: As soon as the button (2) on the control panel is pressed, the green LED (4) (“BRUSH HEAD BODY WORK POSITION”) will switch
o󰀨 (Fig.2).
5. For PRO versions, lift the squeegee body and press the “SQUEEGEE CONTROL” button (5) on the control panel (Fig.2).
N.B.: as soon as the button (5) on the control panel is pressed, the green LED (6) (“SQUEEGEE BODY WORK POSITION”) will switch o󰀨
(Fig.2).
6. Press the drive pedal (7) (Fig.4) to begin moving the machine.
7. Use a ramp to move the machine up onto the transport vehicle.
CAUTION: During this operation, check there are no people or objects near the machine.
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PREPARATION OF MACHINE
MACHINE SAFETY
To ensure that work is carried out in the best safety conditions, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure the solution tank is empty. If this is not the case, empty it (read "EMPTYING THE SOLUTION TANK").
2. Make sure the recovery tank is empty. If this is not the case, empty it (read "EMPTYING THE RECOVERY TANK").
3. Lift the brush head body, and for PRO versions, press the “BRUSH HEAD CONTROL” button (1) on the control panel (Fig.1). For PLUS
versions, using the DS selector on the control display (Fig.2), select the “transfer ” program (3) (see “DS (DRIVE SELECT) SELECTOR”).
N.B.: as soon as the button (1) on the control panel is pressed, the green LED (2) (“BRUSH HEAD BODY WORK POSITION”) will switch
o󰀨 (Fig.1).
4. For PRO versions, lift the squeegee body and press the “SQUEEGEE CONTROL” button (4) on the control panel (Fig.1).
N.B.: as soon as the button (4) on the control panel is pressed, the green LED (5) (“SQUEEGEE BODY WORK POSITION”) will switch o󰀨
(Fig.1).
5. Bring the main switch to position "0" by turning the key (6) a quarter turn anti-clockwise (Fig.3). Remove the key from the instrument panel.
6. Get o󰀨 the machine.
7. Press the recovery tank release lever (7) and turn the recovery tank into the maintenance position (Fig. 4).
8. Disconnect the battery connector from the machine's main system connector (Fig.5).
9. Rotate the recovery tank into the work position. Make sure that the recovery tank retainer system is correctly engaged.
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N.B.: the ramp gradient must not be such as to cause damage to the machine as it goes up.
8. Once the machine is on the means of transport, set the main switch to “0” by turning the key (1) to the left (Fig. 5). Remove the key from the
instrument panel.
9. Get o󰀨 the machine.
10. Press the recovery tank release lever (8) and turn the recovery tank into the maintenance position (Fig. 6).
CAUTION: the following operations must be carried out by qualied personnel. An incorrect connection of the connector may cause
problems with machine functioning.
11. Disconnect the electrical connector from the machine's general system.
12. Rotate the recovery tank into the work position. Make sure that the recovery tank retainer system is correctly engaged.
WARNING: secure the device according to the directives in force in the country of use, so that it cannot slide or tip over.
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INSERTING THE BATTERIES IN THE MACHINE
To t the batteries inside the machine, contact an FIMAP assistance centre technician.
WARNING: FIMAP declines all responsibility for any damage to property or injury persons in the event that the batteries are replaced by
an unauthorized technician.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE AND DISPOSAL
For battery maintenance and recharging, respect the instructions provided by the battery manufacturer.
When the batteries reach the end of their service life, they must be disconnected by a FIMAP assistance centre technician or by a specialised
and properly trained worker, and must be subsequently removed from the battery compartment using suitable lifting devices.
N.B.: dead batteries are classied as dangerous waste and as such must be delivered to an authorised body for disposal.
RECHARGING THE BATTERIES
The batteries must be charged prior to rst use, and whenever they no longer provide su󰀩cient power to perform the desired work.
CAUTION: The control board and the battery charger, if present on-board, are set for lead - acid batteries, contact the nearest FIMAP
assistance centre to modify the setting if you want to use gel batteries.
CAUTION: to avoid any permanent damage to the batteries, it is essential to avoid their complete discharge; begin recharging them
within a few minutes of noting the "discharged batteries" signal.
CAUTION: Never leave the batteries completely discharged, even if the machine is not being used.
1. Bring the machine to the battery recharging area.
CAUTION: Park the machine in an enclosed place, on a at and level surface; near the machine there must be no objects that could
either damage it, or be damaged through contact with it.
DANGER: the room used to recharge the batteries must be adequately ventilated to prevent the accumulation of gases that leak from
batteries.
2. Perform the procedure for securing the machine ( see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
3. Press the recovery tank release lever (1) and turn the recovery tank into the maintenance position (Fig. 1).
To recharge the batteries without the built-in battery charger, proceed as follows:
CAUTION: the following operations must be carried out by qualied personnel. An incorrect connection of the connector may cause
problems with machine functioning.
• Disconnect the electrical connector from the battery connector (Fig.2).
• Connect the external battery charger cable to the battery connector.
N.B.: the coupling connector of the battery charger is consigned inside the bag containing this instruction booklet, and must be assembled
on the cables of the battery charger as indicated in the instructions.
DANGER: before connecting the batteries to the battery charger, make sure it is suitable for the batteries used.
N.B.: carefully read the use and maintenance instructions of the battery charger that is used for charging.
• Rotate the recovery tank until the pin in the gas spring (2) is resting on the solution tank (Fig.3).
CAUTION: keep the recovery tank open for the duration of the battery recharging cycle to allow gas fumes to escape.
• Once the recharge cycle has been completed, rotate the recovery tank to the maintenance position
and disconnect the battery charger's cable from the battery connector.
• Connect the electrical system connector to the battery connector (Fig. 2).
• Rotate the recovery tank into the working position (Fig.4). Make sure that the recovery tank retainer system is correctly engaged.
To recharge the batteries with the on-board battery charger proceed as follows:
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CAUTION: the following operations must be carried out by qualied personnel. An incorrect connection of the connector may cause
problems with machine functioning.
N.B.: Carefully read the use and maintenance instructions of the battery charger that is used for charging, this document is delivered
along with the machine.
• Rotate the recovery tank until the pin in the gas spring (2) is resting on the solution tank (Fig.3).
• Remove the cap (3) from the battery charger socket (Fig. 5).
CAUTION: before connecting the batteries to the battery charger, make sure it is suitable for the batteries used.
WARNING: Before inserting the battery charger power cable into the socket, verify that there is no condensate or other forms of liquids.
N.B.: The charger power cable is delivered inside the bag containing this instruction booklet.
• Plug the battery charger cable into the mains socket.
• Connect the battery charger's power cable to the socket on the battery charger itself.
CAUTION: keep the recovery tank open for the duration of the battery recharging cycle to allow gas fumes to escape.
• When the recharge cycle is complete, disconnect the battery charger cable from the mains.
• Disconnect the battery charger's power cable from the socket on the battery charger itself.
• Reposition the cap (3) into the socket of the battery charger (Fig.5).
• Rotate the recovery tank into the working position (Fig.4). Make sure that the recovery tank retainer system is correctly engaged.
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FILLING THE SOLUTION TANK
Before lling the solution tank, carry out the following steps:
1. Take the machine to the usual place for lling the solution tank.
2. Perform the procedure for securing the machine ( see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
3. Move to the front of the machine and check that the water system lter cap (1) is tightened otherwise tighten it (Fig.1).
The solution tank can be lled with water in two di󰀨erent ways:
• Removing the cap/measuring device (2) and lling the solution tank by means of a rubber hose or a bucket (Fig. 2).
• Using the ller hose (3) (Fig.3), which supports the water hose on its own. In this case, be sure to remove the cap/measuring device (2) in
order to allow the air to vent properly.
4. Fill with clean water, at a temperature no higher than 50°C (122°F) and no lower than 10°C (50°F). The amount inside the tank can be seen
by means of the level tube (4) (Fig.4) on the left-hand side of the machine.
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DETERGENT SOLUTION
For the versions without automatic detergent dosing system, after lling the solution tank with clean water, add the liquid detergent to the tank in
the concentration and manner indicated on the detergent manufacturer's label.
To prevent the formation of an excessive amount of foam that could damage the vacuum motor, use the minimum percentage of detergent
required.
CAUTION: protective gloves should always be worn before handling detergents or acidic or alkaline solutions, to avoid serious injury to
the hands.
ATTENTION: Always use detergents whose manufacturer's label indicates their suitability for scrubbing machines. Do not use acid or
alkaline products or solvents without this indication.
ATTENTION: always use low-foam detergent. To avoid the production of foam, put a minimum quantity of antifoam liquid in the recovery
tank before starting to clean. Do not use pure acids.
For versions with automatic detergent dosing system, ll the solution tank with clean water and then proceed as follows:
1. Take the machine to the usual place for lling the solution tank.
2. Perform the procedure for securing the machine ( see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
3. Press the recovery tank release lever (1) and turn the recovery tank into the maintenance position (Fig. 1).
4. Disconnect the male insert (2) from the female insert (3) on the cap of the detergent canister (Fig.2).
N.B.: before pulling on the male insert, push the lever in the female insert.
5. Grip the handle on the detergent canister (4) to remove it from the compartment in the solution tank (Fig.3).
6. Unscrew the cap (5) of the detergent canister (Fig.4).
7. Fill the canister with the required detergent, as indicated on the label of the machine.
CAUTION: protective gloves should always be worn before handling detergents or acidic or alkaline solutions, to avoid serious injury to
the hands.
N.B.: always use low-foam detergent. To avoid the production of foam, put a minimum quantity of antifoam liquid in the recovery tank
before starting to clean. Do not use pure acids.
ATTENTION: always use detergents whose manufacturer's label indicates their suitability for scrubbing machines. Do not use acid or
alkaline products or solvents without this indication.
ATTENTION: the dosing system is suitable for frequent maintenance cleaning. Acid or alkaline maintenance detergent tank be used with
pH values between 4 and 10 and that do not contain: oxidising agents, chlorine or bromine, formaldehyde, mineral solvents. The
detergents used must be suitable for use with scrubbing machines. Wash the circuit with water after use if the system is not used daily.
The system can be excluded. In case of sporadic use of detergents with pH between 1-3 or 11-14, use the oor scrubbing machine in the
traditional way by adding the detergent in the clean water tank and excluding the dosing circuit.
8. Make sure you tighten the cap (5) properly to avoid any leakage of liquid while working. Make sure the detergent suction lter (6) is correctly
positioned on the bottom of the canister (Fig.5).
9. Grip the canister handle to replace the canister in its compartment inside the solution tank.
10. Connect the male insert to the female insert in the cap of the detergent canister.
11. Rotate the recovery tank into the working position (Fig.6). Make sure that the recovery tank retainer system is correctly engaged.
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INSERTING WATER SYSTEM FILTER
Before using the machine for the rst time the water system lter needs to be reset, for shipping reasons the lter cartridge and the cap have
been removed. To insert the lter cartridge in the water system lter body proceed as follows:
1. Take the machine to the maintenance area.
2. Make sure the machine has been secured (see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
CAUTION: users are advised to always wear protective gloves, to avoid the risk of serious injury to hands.
3. Close the tap's output ow, and shift the knob (1) on the left hand side of the steering column (Fig.1) downward.
4. Move to the front of the machine, insert the lter cartridge (2) in the housing on the cap (3) (Fig.2).
N.B.: The O-ring gasket in the lter cartridge should be inserted into its seat in the cap.
5. Screw on the cap (3) to the body of the detergent solution lter (4) (Fig.3).
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FITTING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES (SINGLE-BRUSH VERSION)
To t the brush on the brush head body, proceed as follows:
1. Take the machine to the maintenance area.
2. Make sure the machine has been secured (see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
CAUTION: these operations must be carried out using protective gloves to avoid any possible contact with the
edges or tips of metal objects.
3. Stand on the left side of the machine.
4. With the brush head in the up position, insert the brush into the brush holder plate. Rotate the brush unit the brush's three buttons on the
brush, grip with the notches in the brush plate.
5. Turn the brush in increments until the button is pushed towards the coupling spring and is locked in place (Fig.1).
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FITTING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES (DUAL-BRUSH VERSION)
To t the brush on the brush head body, proceed as follows:
1. Take the machine to the maintenance area.
2. Make sure the machine has been secured (see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
CAUTION: these operations must be carried out using protective gloves to avoid any possible contact with the edges or tips of metal
objects.
3. Stand on the left side of the machine.
4. Remove the left splash guard (2), unscrew the knobs (3) on the brush head body (Fig.1).
5. With the brush head in the up position, insert the brush into the brush holder plate. Rotate the brush unit the brush's three buttons on the
brush, grip with the notches in the brush plate.
6. Turn the brush in increments until the button is pushed towards the coupling spring and is locked in place (Fig.2).
7. Carry out the operations just described for the right-hand front brush as well.
N.B.: The image in Fig.2 indicates the direction of rotation for coupling the left brush; the right brush must be turned in the opposite
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ASSEMBLING THE ABRASIVE PAD (ORBITAL VERSION)
To t the abrasive pad on the brush head body, proceed as follows:
1. Take the machine to the maintenance area.
2. Make sure the machine has been secured (see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
CAUTION: these operations must be carried out using protective gloves to avoid any possible contact with the edges
or tips of metal objects.
3. Stand on the left side of the machine.
4. With the brush head in its raised position, insert the abrasive pad into the lodging present on the brush head body (Fig.1).
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ASSEMBLING THE SQUEEGEE BODY
For packaging reasons, the squeegee body comes disassembled from the machine. In order to mount it on the squeegee support, do the
following:
1. Make sure the machine has been secured (see the section titled “SECURING THE MACHINE”).
CAUTION: these operations must be carried out using protective gloves to avoid any possible contact with the edges or tips of metal
objects.
2. Unscrew the knobs (1) in the squeegee body pre-assembly (Fig.1).
3. First, insert the left pin (2) on the squeegee body into the left slit (3) in the squeegee support (Fig.2), so that the bushing adheres to the
walls of the slit in the squeegee support.
4. Repeat the same operation for the right pin.
5. Insert the vacuum tube (4) in the sleeve (5) in the squeegee body (Fig.3).
N.B.: Although the squeegee comes pre-adjusted, it is nevertheless recommended to read the section titled “ADJUSTING THE
SQUEEGEE BODY'S RUBBER BLADES”.
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PREPARING TO WORK
Before beginning to work, it is necessary to:
1. Make sure the recovery tank is empty. If this is not the case, empty it (read “EMPTYING THE RECOVERY TANK”).
2. Check that the amount of detergent solution present in the solution tank is su󰀩cient for the type of work to be performed. If this is not the
case, top up the solution tank (see the sections titled “FILLING THE SOLUTION TANK” and “DETERGENT SOLUTION”).
3. Check that the squeegee rubbers are in good working condition. If not, carry out maintenance (see “REPLACING THE SQUEEGEE BODY
RUBBER BLADES”).
4. Check that the condition of the brushes is suitable for the work to be carried out; if not, carry out the necessary maintenance (read the
paragraphs concerning the assembly of the brushes or of the abrasive pad).
5. Check that the main switch is set to “0", turn the key (1) a quarter turn anti-clockwise (Fig.1) . With the machine o󰀨, remove the key from the
instrument panel.
6. Press the recovery tank release lever (2) and turn the recovery tank into the maintenance position (Fig. 2).
CAUTION: the following operations must be carried out by qualied personnel. An incorrect connection of the connector may cause
problems with machine functioning.
7. Connect the battery connector from the main machine system connector (Fig.3).
8. Rotate the recovery tank into the working position (Fig.4). Make sure that the recovery tank retainer system is correctly engaged.
9. Move to the right rear part of the machine and check that the electro-brake, present in the traction gear motor, is not engaged. Turn the lever
(3) clockwise (Fig.5).
10. Move to the front of the machine and check that the water system lter cap (4) is closed, otherwise tighten it (Fig.6).
11. Move to the front left-side of the machine and check that the water tap is fully open, move the water adjustment knob (5) in the direction
shown by the arrow (Fig.7).
12. Move to the rear of the machine a check that the cap of the recovery tank drainage tube (6) is closed. If it isn't, close it (Fig.8).
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STARTING WORK (PRO VERSION)
The machine can be used in the following work modes:
• ECO MODE, see “ECO MODE (PRO VERSION)”;
• MANUAL MODE, see “MANUAL MODE (PRO VERSION)”;
• PROGRAM ZONE, see “PROGRAM ZONE MODE (PRO VERSION)”.
As an example, we will look at the program mode. To begin working in this mode, proceed as follows:
1. Make all the checks listed in “PREPARING TO WORK”.
2. Sit on the driver’s seat.
3. Insert the key (1) into the main switch on the control panel. Set the main switch to "I" (Fig.1).
4. Select the desired work zone and press one of the three “ZONE” buttons (2) on the control panel (see “PROGRAM ZONE MODE (PRO
VERSION)”) (Fig.2).
5. Open the detergent solution passage in the machine water system, move the knob (3) upwards (Fig.3).
6. Press the drive pedal (4) to begin moving the machine (Fig.4).
7. The squeegee and brush head lower until they touch the oor, as soon as the drive pedal is pressed, the traction motor, brush head motor
and suction motor will start working. As a result, the solenoid valve will also be activated and detergent solution will be dispensed onto the
brushes. During the rst few metres, check that there is su󰀩cient solution and that the squeegee is drying correctly.
8. The machine will now begin to work with full e󰀩ciency until the battery is at or until the detergent solution has nished.
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13. Make sure the vacuum tube (7) is correctly connected to the sleeve in the squeegee body. If this is not the case, connect it (Fig.9).
14. Remove the recovery tank cover (8) (Fig.10).
15. Remove the oating guard (9) by turning it clockwise (Fig.11). Make sure the lter-oat (10) is correctly connected and is clean, if not, clean
it (see “CLEANING THE RECOVERY TANK FILTERS”).
16. Make sure the lter-strainer (11) is correctly connected and is clean (Fig.12). If it isn't, clean it (see “CLEANING THE RECOVERY TANK
FILTERS”).
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HOUR METER
The machine control panel contains the control display, which shows the total usage time via a
series of numbers (1). The numbers before the letter “h” identify the hours, while the numbers
before the letter “m” identify the tenths of an hour (a tenth of an hour corresponds to six
minutes). The ashing “:” symbol indicates that the hour meter is counting the machine
functioning time.
BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL INDICATOR
The command display is in the control panel, at the centre you can see the battery charge level.
The indicator is composed of two charge level symbols, the rst represented by a graphic symbol (2), the second by a number that indicated the
charge percentage (3). The indicator is composed of 5 charge levels, each of which represents about 20% of residual charge. With a residual
charge of 20% the graphic symbol starts to ash and after a few second it will appear in larger dimensions in the middle of the screen, under
these conditions take the machine to the usual place to charge the batteries
N.B.: a few seconds after the battery charge level reaches 20%, the brush motor switches o󰀨 automatically. With the remaining charge it
is still possible, however, to complete the drying process before recharging
N.B.: a few seconds after the battery charge level reaches 10%, the suction motor switches o󰀨 automatically. With the remaining charge,
it is still possible, however, to move the machine to the location designated for its recharging.
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