Ice i20NBT-OB User manual

Operator & Parts Manual
Automatic Scrubber
www.icecompanies.com
8130050
REV.06(01-2018)
i20NB
i20NBT
i20NBT-OB
i24BT
INTELLIGENT CLEANING EQUIPMENT

2ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
OPERATOR MANUAL
HOW TO ORDER PARTS
Only use ICE Company supplied or equivalent parts. Parts and supplies may be ordered
online,by phone, by fax or by mail.
1. Identify the machine model.
2. Identify the machine serial number from the data label.
3. Ensure the proper serial number is used from the parts list.
4. Identify the part number and quantity.
Do not order by page or reference numbers.
5. Provide your name, company name, customer ID number,billing and shipping address,
phone number and purchase order number.
Please ll out at time of installation for future reference.
Model No.
Serial No.
Machine Options
Sales Rep.
Sales Rep. Phone No.
Customer ID Number
Installation Date
READ OPERATOR MANUAL CAREFULLY!
ICE Company Limited
XiangShi Road LiaoBu DongGuan GuangDong China
Tel: 0769 - 81869000
Fax:0769 - 81863000
Specifications and parts are subject to change without notice.
IMPORTANT: To ensure full warranty protection, please ll out & return
your warranty card.
PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT
Please dispose of packaging materials,old machine components
such as batteries, hazardous uids, including antifreeze and oil, in an
environmentally safe way according to local waste disposal regulations.
Always remember to recycle.

3ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS......................................................................................................4
MACHINE COMPONENTS...................................................................................................5
PANEL COMPONENTS........................................................................................................6
MACHINE SETUP & INSTALLATION....................................................................................7
MACHINE OPERATION.................................................................................................8
WHILE OPERATING MACHINE..........................................................................................8
TANK DRAINING..................................................................................................................9
BATTERY CHARGING.........................................................................................................9
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE.....................................................................................10
FAULT CODE & SOLUTION................................................................................................11
BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................................................................12
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION............................................................................................13
PARTS LIST...................................................................................................................14-78
WIRING DIAGRAM .......................................................................................................73-78
TABLE OF CONTENTS

4ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
This machine is intended for commercial use. It
is designed exclusively to scrub hard oors in an
indoor environment and is not constructed for any
other use. Only use recommended accessories.
All operators shall read, understand and
exercise the following safety precautions:
1. Do not operate machine:
-Unless trained and authorized.
-Unless you have read and understand the
operators manual.
-In ammable or explosive areas.
-If not in proper operating condition.
-In outdoors areas.
2. Before starting machine:
-Make sure all safety devices are in place
and operate properly.
3. When using machine:
-Go slow on inclines and slippery
surfaces.
-Follow all safety guidelines.
-Be very careful when using the machine in
reverse.
-Reduce speed when turning.
-Report and x any damage to machine prior
to operating it.
-Never allow children to play on or
around.
-Do not operate on inclines that exceed 5%
(3°).
4. Before leaving or servicing machine:
-Stop on level surface.
-Turn off machine.
5. When servicing machine:
-Read operators manual thoroughly prior to
operating or servicing this machine.
-Use manufacturer supplied or approved
replacement parts.
-Secure machine with wheel blocks prior to
jacking the machine up.
-Use approved jack or hoist to safely elevate
the machine.
-Disconnect batteries prior to working on
machine.
-Wear gloves when handling batteries or
battery cables.
-Avoid any contact with battery acid
-Avoid moving parts. Do not wear loose tting
clothing while servicing machine.
WARNING: Batteries emit hydrogen
gas. Explosion or re can result from
hydrogen gas. Keep sparks and open
ames away! Keep battery compartment
open when charging.
WARNING: Flammable materials can
cause an explosion or re. Do not use
ammable materials in tanks.
WARNING: Flammable materials or
reactive metals can cause explosion or re.
Do not pick up.

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MACHINE COMPONENTS
1. Control Handle
2. Control Handle Start Bail
3. Recovery Tank Support Stand
4. Vacuum Motor, 24VDC
5. Batteries
6. Bucket Fill Port/ Clean-Out Port
7. Solution Tank
8. LED Light
9. Motor Hub Lock Pin (Disk Models)
10. Scrub Head Assembly
11. Scrub Head Skirt
12. Wheels, 8 Inch
13. Caster, 3.15 Inch
14. Caster, 2 Inch, Squeegee Blade Adjustment
15. ICE Logo
16. Hose Fill-Port
17. Squeegee Storage Bracket
18. Main Power Key Switch
19. Control panel (see Panel components)
20. Emergency Stop Button (Drive Models)
21. Main controller breaker
22. On-board battery charger / Window
23. Solution Tank Level / Drain Hose
24. Heavy Down Pressure Lever
25. Scrub Head Lift Pedal
26. Bumper Rollers
27. Squeegee Assembly
28. Squeegee Vacuum Hose
29. Filter Assembly
30. Ball Valve
31. Cargo Mesh Bag
32. Squeegee Lift Lever
33. Power cord, on-board Battery charger
34. Recovery Tank Drain Hose
35. Recovery Tank
36. Recovery Tank Cover
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PANEL COMPONENTS
1. Fault indicator
2. Battery meter
3. Brush motor indicator
4. LED display screen
5. Solution ow indicator
6. Solution ow control button (-)
7. Solution ow control button (+)
8. Fault message display area
9. Vacuum motor indicator
10.Vacuum motor switch
11. Fault code
12.Timer
13. Speed control button (-)
14. Speed indicator
15. Speed contorl button (+)
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UNCRATING MACHINE
Be sure and check packing carton for any damage.
Immediately report any damage to carrier. Check
the contents of package to ensure that the
following items are included:
•Machine
•2-12V Batteries
•Squeegee assembly
•Battery Charger
•Pad Driver
INSTALLING BATTERIES
The batteries are already in the machine upon
delivery; However you will need to connect the
cables to the battery posts.
WARNING: Batteries emit hydrogen gas.
Explosion or re can result from hydrogen
gas.Keep sparks and open ames away! Keep
battery compartment open when charging.
1. Turn the Main power key switch off.
2. Open recovery tank to gain access to battery
compartment.
3. Carefully place the two batteries into the
compartment as shown in gure below. Place
the battery brace at the rear of the two batteries.
DO NOT DROP BATTERIES INTO
COMPARTMENT!
4. Connect battery cables to posts in numbered
order as shown in drawing below.
RED to POSITIVE and BLACK to NEGATIVE.
MACHINE SET UP
PRE-OPERATION CHECKS
1. Sweep or dust mop the surface to be cleaned.
2. Check battery meter to make sure batteries are
fully charged. (See BATTERY CHARGING)
3. Check that squeegee is properly installed.
4. Check that brush / pad is properly installed.
INSTALLING PAD DRIVER OR BRUSH
1. Ensure that the machine is turned off.
2. Step down on the scrub head lift pedal (see
machine components, item #25) to raise the
scrub head off the oor.
3. If using a Pad Driver, rst attach the appropriate
pad to the pad driver surface.
4. Turn the brush motor hub until the slot with the
spring clip is visible through the scrub head
window.
5. Mount the pad driver or brush to the brush
motor hub by lining up the three studs with the
three holes in the brush motor hub. Once in the
holes, rotate the driver toward the spring clip to
lock the pad driver into place.
If necessary, press down on the motor hub lock
pin (see machine componts, item # 9)to lock
motor hub in place.
6. For Orbital head Model i20NBT-OB, you need to
attach a rectangular, 20in(508mm)×14in(356mm)
Pad to the Orbital Pad driver. align the pad to the
Orbital pad driver, press from front-to-back and
side to side to alignment.
MOUNTING THE SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY
1. Lift the squeegee lift lever (see machine
components, item #32)to the upward position.
2. Mount the squeegee assembly to the squeegee
pivot bracket. make sure the knobs are
completely seated into the slots before securing
knobs.
3. Connect the vacuum hose to the squeegee
assembly. Loop the hose by using the hose clip
provided.
4. Check the squeegee blades for proper
adjustment.
MACHINE SET UP & INSTALLATION

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FILLING THE SOLUTION TANK
The machine is equipped with a hose ll-port (see
machine components, item #16) at the rear of
the machine, and a bucket ll-port (see machine
components, item #6)located under the recovery
tank. Before accessing the bucket ll-port make
sure that the recovery tank is empty.
Fill the solution tank to the "60L" level on the
solution tank sight gauge. When using the bucket
ll-port, stop lling when the level reaches the
bottom edge of the ll-port.
NOTE: When lling the solution tank with a
bucket, make sure that the bucket is clean. Do not
use the same bucket for lling and draining the
machine.
WARNING: Do not put any ammable
materials into solution tank. this can cause an
explosion or a re. Only use recommended
cleaning chemicals. Contact your janitorial
supply distributor for recommendations on
proper chemicals.
WARNING: Do not operate machine
unless you have read and understand this
manual.
1. Lower squeegee assembly to the oor by
lowering the squeegee lift lever(see machine
components, item #32).
2. Lower the scrub head to the oor by stepping
on the scrub head lift pedal(see machine
components, item #25).
3. Turn the main power key switch(see machine
components, item #18) to the on (I) position.
4. Check the battery meter (see Panel
components, item #2), if the battery is very low,
there will be a Fault code & message on the
LED display screen(see Fault code section),
and the Fault indicator will blink contiunously
accompany an audible alarm. please DO NOT
continue to operate the machine and recharge
the batteries immediately.
5. Check the solution ow indicator (see Panel
components, item #5), press the solution ow
control button (see Panel components, item #6,
7) to a desired ow rate.
NOTE: Solution will not begin to ow until
the control handle bail is pulled.
6. Turn on the vacuum motor switch(see Panel
components, item #10).
7. i20NB: Pull the control handle bail(see machine
components, item #2) backwards to start
scrubbing by moving the machine forward.
The drive model i20NBT / i24BT: Pull the
control handle bail(see machine components,
item #2) backwards to start scrubbing. The
machine will automatically propel forward.
To reverse the drive model, simply push the
control handle bail forward. the speed can be
adjusted, Adjust the speed control button (see
Panel components, item #13,15) to a desired
scrubbing speed.
NOTE: 45-60 meters (150-200 ft)per minute is
the recommended scrubbing speed.
8. When more brush pressure is needed for
heavily soiled areas simply lift the down
pressure lever(see machine components, item
#24).
9. To stop scrubbing, release the control handle
bail, raise the scrub head and the squeegee
assembly.
WARNING: Fire Or Explosion Hazard. Do
Not Pick Up Flammable Materials Or Reactive
Metals.
1. Go slow on inclines and slippery surfaces. Do
not operate the machine on inclines that exceed
5% (3°).
2. Do not keep the machine in the same position
with pad / brush spinning, keep the machine
moving to prevent damage to oor nish.
3. If the squeegee assembly leaves streaks on the
oor, raise the squeegee off the oor and wipe
the blades down with a damp cloth. Pre-sweep
the area to prevent leaving streaks on the oor.
4. Pour a recommended defoamer into the
recovery tank if excessive foam appears.
WARNING: Do not allow foam to enter
the oat shut-off screen, vacuum motor
damage will result. Foam will not activate the
oat shut-off screen.
5. Occasionally check the battery meter(see Panel
components, item #2). when the battery is very
low, stop scrubbing and recharge the batteries.
WARNING: When battery is very low, do
not continue to operate the machine. Battery
damage may result.
6. When the solution tank runs empty, raise the
brush head off the oor. Keep the squeegee
down and continue to vacuum until all the dirty
water is picked up.
NOTE: See TANK DRAINING section to learn how
to drain recovery and solution tanks.
MACHINE OPERATION
WHILE OPERATING MACHINE

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CIRCUIT BREAKER
The machine is equipped with a resettable circuit
breaker(see machine components, item #21) to
protect the Main controller. If the circuit breaker
should trip, it can't be reset immediately. You must
rst determine what caused the breaker to trip, and
allow the Controller to cool down and then you can
manually reset the circuit breakers.
NOTE: Contact an Authorized Service center for
machine repairs.
HOUR METER
The hour meter (see Panel components, item
#12) records the number of total hours the brush
motor has been powered on. Use the hour meter
to determine when to perform recommended
maintenance procedures and to record service
history.
TANK DRAINING
1. Turn the machine off on.
2. With the squeegee and scrub head in their "up"
position, transport machine to approved area for
draining tank(s).
DRAINING THE RECOVERY TANK
Any time scrubbing is completed, or when relling
solution tank, the recovery tank should be drained
and cleaned.
WARNING: If the recovery tank is not
drained when the solution tank has been
relled, foam or water may enter the oat shut-
off screen and cause damage to the vacuum
motor.
1. While holding the drain hose (see machine
components, item #25) upward, remove the cap
and lower hose to drain.
2. Open the recovery tank cover and rinse out the
tank. Use a rag to remove any excess dirt.
3. Clean the oat shut-off screen and debris tray
located in the recovery tank .
DRAINING THE SOLUTION TANK
Any time scrubbing operation is completed, the
solution tank should be drained and cleaned.
1. Pull the solution tank level hose(see machine
components, item #23) off the hose tting, this
will allow the solution to ow freely into a bucket
or oor drain.
2. Remove the cover of the lter assembly(see
machine components, item #29) to drain the
solution tank, check the lter screen and clean
up it if necessary.
3. Rinse the solution tank with clean water after
every use. This will help prevent chemical
buildup and clogging of the solution lines.
4. After rinsing out the tank, securely reconnect
the tank level hose to the hose tting, replace
the lter assembly cover and be sure the
lter screen and the "O" ring is in the correct
position.
WARNING: Fire Or Explosion Hazard.
Batteries Emit Hydrogen Gas. Keep Sparks and
Open Flame Away. Keep Battery Compartment
Propped Open When Charging.
NOTE: Use only apprved chargers with the
following specications:
•Automatic shut off circuit
•Deep cycle charging
•Output current of 10-20 Amps
•Output voltage of 24 volts
1. Place machine in a well ventilated area.
2. Turn the machine off.
3. If charging wet (lead acid) batteries check the
uid level before charging.
4. Connect the charger's AC power supply cord
(see machine components, item #33)to a
properly grounded receptable.
5. Prop up the recovery tank by the support
stand (see machine components, item #3) for
ventilation when charging.
6. The charger will automatically begin to charge
and will automatically shut off once the batteries
are fully charged.
7. Upon completion of charging, disconnect the
AC power supply cord.
WARNING: Before performing any
maintenance on the machine, be sure that
the power is turned off, or the batteries are
disconnected!
WARING: Repairs are to be completed
by Authorized service centers only. Any repairs
completed by unauthorized persons will avoid
the warrenty.
BATTERY CHARGING
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE

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DAILY MAINTENANCE
1. Remove pad driver/ brush and clean with
approved cleaner.
2. Drain recovery and solution tanks completely
and rinse out with clean water. Visually check
the recovery tank for debris and clean out as
necessary.
3. Raise the squeegee assembly off oor and wipe
it down with a damp towel. Be sure to store the
squeegee in the up position.
4. Remove the oat shut-off assembly and rinse it
out with clean water.
5. Clean machine with an approved cleaner and a
damp towel.
6. Recharge the batteries.
7. Check the condition of the squeegee blade
wiping edge, rotate blade if worn.
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
1. Clean the battery tops to prevent corrosion.
2. Check for loose battery cable connections.
3. Inspect and clean the recovery tank cover seal.
Replce it if damaged.
4. Lubricate all grease points and pivot points with
silicon spray and approved grease.
5. Check the machine for loose nuts and bolts.
6. Check the machine for leaks.
ORBITAL HEAD MAINTENANCE
For Orbital head, you should have checked the
eight isolators located in the Orbital head every
300 hours.
1. Using a ashlight, do a visual inspection of the
isolators by looking through the opening in the
Orbital head and checking for wear or damage
to four isolators in the front and four in the
rear of the Orbital head. The locations of the
isolators are show below.
2. If any of the eight isolators show signs of wear,
degradation or damage, contact your lacal
distributor to replace all eight isolators.
MOTOR MAINTENANCE
1. Contact your local Distributor for any motor
maintenance.
2. Motor should have the brushes checked every
250 hours. Brushes should be replaced when
they are worn to a length of 10 mm or less.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
WARNING: Batteries emit hydrogen gas
and an explosion o re can result. Keep sparks
and re away from batteries at all times.
WARNING: Whenever serviving batteries,
be sure to wear protective gloves. Avoid
contact with battery acid at all times.
NOTE: For the best machine performance, keep
batteries charged at all times. Do not let them sit in
a discharged condition.
1. Always follow the battery charging directions as
outlined in the BATTERY CHARGING section of
this manual.
2. Keep battery tops and terminals free from
corrosion. Astrong solution of baking soda
and water is the best way to keep the batteries
corrosion free. DO NOTALLOW THE BAKING
SODA / WATER SOLUTION TO ENTER THE
BATTERY CELLS.
3. Use a wire brush with the baking soda solution
to properly clean the battery posts and
connctions.
4. Check battery connections for wear and loose
terminals. replace if necessary.
MACHINE STORAGE
1. Always store the machine indoors.
2. Always store the machine in a dry area.
3. Always store the machine in its upright position.
4. Always store the machine with the pad driver/
brush raised off the oor.
5. Always store the machine with the squeegee
assembly raised off the oor.
6. If storing in an area which may reach freezing
temperatures, be sure to drain all uids from the
machine prior to storage. Any damage caused
by freezing temperatures will not be covered by
the warranty.
7. Drain the recovery tank.
8. Drain the solution tank of all uid.

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FAULT CODE & SOLUTION
FAULT
CODE FAULT MESSAGE MODEL FAULT CAUSE SOLUTION
i20NB i20NBT
i24BT
F01 Lower Brush Deck ●Brush deck is off the oor Release the control handle bail
Or Lower the Brush deck
F04 Vac Mtr O.L.
RE-START! ● ● Vacuum motor overload
Turn off the machine,after a
moment, RE-START machine
F06 Bru Mtr O.L.
RE-START! ● ● Brush motor overload
F07 Propel Mtr O.L.
RE-START! ●Propel motor overload
F08 RecTank Full ● ● Recovery tank is full
Or Bad Solution level sensor Drain the Recovery tank/Replace the solution level sensor
F10 Batt Low
Charge Batt ● ● Battery is low Charge the battery
F11 Batt Empty
Charge Batt NOW ● ● Battery is empty Charge the battery NOW
F12 Brake Wiring
Error ●Bad Brake wiring Bad Brake Check the brake wiring Replace the Brake assembly
F14 Replace Brake Assy ●Bad Brake assembly Replace the brake assembly
F16 Control Unit
Overheat! Wait ● ● Control Unit Overheat Turn off the machine,after a moment, RE-START machine
F17 Replace Control Unit ● ● Control Unit Fault Replace the control unit
F21 Check Vac Mtr ● ● Bad Vacuum motor or wiring Check the vacuum motor / Wiring
F22 Check Soln Solenoid ● ● Solution solenoid wiring fault Check the wiring & Contactors
F23 Replace Soln solenoid ● ● Bad Solution solenoid Replace the solution solenoid
F24 Check Propel Motor ●Bad propel motor Check the propel motor / Wiring
F25 Check Brush Motor ● ● Bad brush motor Check the brush motor / Wiring
F40 Check Proximity Sw ● ● Proximity switch fault Check the Proximity switch
F41 Release Handle ● ● Operation mistake Release the control handle bail
F42 Replace Control Unit ● ● Bad Control Unit Replace the control unit
F43 Turn Dead Sw Off
RE-START! ●Emergency stop button activated. Release emergency stop button and restart machine.
F44 Replace Control Unit ● ●
Bad Control Unit Contact service center, Replace
the Control Unit
F45 Return Control Unit ● ●
F46 Return Control Unit ● ●
F47 Return Control Unit ● ●
F48 Return Control Unit ● ●
The machine is equipped with a LED display
screen (see Panel components, item # 4), the LED
screen will display the operating hours (see Panel
components, item # 12) and the battery level status
(see Panel components, item # 2).
When the machine detects a fault, there will be
a Fault code (see Panel components, item #11)
& Fault message (see Panel components, item
#8) display on the LED screen, and the Fault
indicator (see Panel components, item #1) will
ash continuously, accompany an audible alarm
Occasionally.
Once fault occuring, please DO NOT continue
operate the machine unless the fault are eliminated.
Turn off the machine, then to solve the fault, the
fault code & message will be eliminated when
machine restart.
If the fault is occurred frequently, or the fault can't
be eliminated, please contact ICE service center.
Please refer to the below table to determine the
fault cause and the solution.

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BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
Machine will not
operate
Control handle bail not pulled Pull control handle bail
Batteries need to be charged Charge batteries
Bad batteries Replace batteries
Loose batteries connection Tighten the connector
Main control unit circuit breaker tripped Reset main control unit breaker
Faulty key switch Contact ICE service center
Brush motor will
not operate
Scrub head is raised off oor Lower scrub head
Faulty scrub head (up/down)switch Contact ICE service center
Faulty control handle bail switch Contact ICE service center
Faulty brush motor or wiring Contact ICE service center
Worn Motor carbon brushes Contact ICE service center
Machine does
not propel (Drive
model)
Faulty transaxle motor or wiring Contact ICE service center
Worn Motor carbon brushes Contact ICE service center
Vacuum motor
will not operate Faulty vacuum motor or wiring Contact ICE service center
Worn Motor carbon brushes Contact ICE service center
Little or no
solution ow
Ball valve set too low or shut off Turn on the ball valve
Solution ow control knob set too low or
shut off Adjust solution control ow knob
Clogged solution tank lter or solution
hose Clean solution tank filter or flush out solution hose
Clogged solution Solenoid valve Remove valve and clean
Poor water pick
up
Recovery tank is full Drain recovery tank
Loose drain hose cap Tighten cap
Clogged oat shut-off screen located in
recovery tank clean screen
Clogged squeegee assembly Clean squeegee assembly
Worn squeegee blades Replace or rotate squeegee blades
Incorrect squeegee blade deection Adjust squeegee blade height
Loose vacuum hose connections Secure hose connections
Clogged vacuum hose Remove clogged debris
Damaged vacuum hose Replace vacuum hose
Recovery tank cover not in place Properly position cover
Damaged recovery tank cover seal Replace seal
Faulty vacuum motor Contact ICE service center
Low battery charge Recharge batteries
Short run time
Low battery charge Fully recharge batteries
Defective batteries Replace batteries
Faulty battery charger Repair or replace battery charger
Down pressure lever is set for extra scrub
head pressure Lower down pressure lever

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
MODEL i20NB
Brush Assist i20NBT W/ Drive i20NBT-OB Orbital head
i24BT
Dual disk
DIMENSIONS L 55.7 in / 1,415 mm 53.5 in / 1,360 mm 52.2 in / 1,325 mm
DIMENSIONS W 22 in / 560 mm 22 in / 560 mm 25.6 in / 650 mm
DIMENSIONS H 44.9 in / 1,140 mm 44.9 in / 1,140 mm 44.9 in / 1,140 mm
WEIGHT 210 lbs / 95 Kg 230 lbs / 105 Kg
WEIGHT with BATTERIES 410 lbs /185 Kg 440 lbs / 200 Kg
RECOVERY TANK
CAPACITY 17.2 Gal / 65 L
SOLUTION TANK
CAPACITY 15.9 Gal / 60 L
SQUEEGEE WIDTH 30 in / 762 mm
CLEANING PATH WIDTH 20 in / 500 mm (Disk) 500 mm / 20 in
(20 in x 14 in Pad) 24 in / 600mm
PRODUCTIVITY RATE 19,375 ft2/
1,800 m2h 23,680 ft2/ 2,200 m2h 28,000 ft2/
2,600m2h
DRIVE SYSTEM Brush Assisted Transaxle, 0.27 hp / 0.2KW
TRAVEL SPEED,
MAXIMUM N/A 246 ft / Min
75 m / Min
MINIMUM AISLE TURN 63 in / 1,600 mm
PAD/BRUSH PRESSURE 65 lbs / 30 Kg Min
100 lbs / 45 Kg Max
SOLUTION FLOW RATE 0 ~ 0.37 Gal / Min
0 ~ 1,400 ml / Min
BRUSH MOTOR 0.75hp / 0.55KW
220 RPM 0.75hp / 0.55KW 2,200RPM 0.9hp / 0.68KW 2,000RPM
VIBRATIONS @
CONTROLS N/A < 2.5 m / s2
< 8.2 ft / s2N/A
VACUUM MOTOR 0.7hp / 0.5KW
WATER LIFT - AIR FLOW 45 in / 1,143 mm
BATTERIES 2- 12, 130AH @ 20 hr
RUN TIME PER CHARGE 3.5 Hours 3 Hours
VOLTAGE DC 24V
DECIBEL RATE AT
OPERATOR'S EAR,
INDOORS 68dB(A) <70dB(A) 68dB(A)
GRADE LEVEL, MAX 5% (3°)

14ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
PARTS LIST
RECOVERY TANK GROUP

15ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
PARTS LIST
RECOVERY TANK GROUP
DIA
NO.
PART
NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER DESCRIPTION NO REQ'D
1 8111022 000101- WARNING LABEL 1
2 8131002 000101- RECOVERY TANK COVER 1
3
8111005
000165-001099 for i20NB
RECOVERY TANK COVER SEAL 1
000187-000776 for i20NBT
000139-000482 for i24BT
8131005-2
001010- for i20NB
000777- for i20NBT
000483- for i24BT
4 1021616 000101- HEX BOLT M6 X 16 12
5 1421618 000101- FLAT WASHER M6× ∮18×1.6 10
6 8111014 000101- FLOAT ADAPTER 1
7 8111001 000101- GASKET 1
8 8111015 000101- FLOAT, SHUT-OFF 1
9 8131003 000101- CAP 1
10 8131001 000101- RECOVERY TANK 1
11 8131010 000101- DRAIN HOSE 1
12 1962050 000101- CLAMP 1
13 8111300 000101- HINGE ASSEMBLY 2
14 8131020 000101- CABLE 1
15 1421612 000101- FLAT WASHER M6× ∮12×1.6 2
16 8111024 000101- LABEL, BATTERY INSTALLATION 1
17 4010316 000101- ICE LOGO 1
18 8111008 000101- BRACKET 1
19 1421816 000101- FLAT WASHER M8× ∮16×1.6 2
20 8111007 000101- RECOVERY TANK SUPPORT 1
21 8115404 000101- SLEEVE, P/M 1
22 1021830 000101- HEX BOLT M8×30 1
23 8111016 000101- PLATE 2
24 1221412 000101- SCREW M4×12 2

16ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
PARTS LIST
VACUUM FAN GROUP

17ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
PARTS LIST
VACUUM FAN GROUP
DIA
NO.
PART
NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER DESCRIPTION NO REQ'D
1 8112005 000101- GASKET, VACUUM MOTOR 1
2 1121605 000101- HEX NUT M6 3
3 8112006 000101- STUD M6×92 3
4
8116500
000165-000511 for i20NB
AMETEK VACUUM MOTOR , KIT, 24VDC 1
000187-000448 for i20NBT
000139-000281 for i24BT
8132005
000512- for i20NB
CARBON BRUSH, 24VDC VACUUM MOTOR 1
000449 - for i20NBT
000282- for i24BT
5 1421612 000101- FLAT WASHER M6× ∮12×1.6 7
6 1123608 000101- LOCK NUT M6 3
7 8112003 000101- BRACKET 1
8 1021616 000101- HEX HEAD BOLT M6×16 4
9 8132007 000101- MUFFLER, VACUUM MOTOR 1
10 1914300 000101- TIE, NYLON, 5X300 2
11 8112030 000101- POWER CORD, BATTERY CHARGER, US 1
12 8132010A 000101- ON BOARD BATTERY CHARGER, 13A 1
13 8132020-US
000165-000527 for i20NB
ON BOARD BATTERY CHARGER, KIT, US 1
000187-000603 for i20NBT
000139-000321 for i24BT
14 8112001 000101- CHARGER COVER 1
15 8118003 000101- KNOB M8 1
16 1421515 000101- FLAT WASHER M5× ∮16×1.0 4
17 1221516 000101- PAN HEAD SCREW M5X16 4
18 8131008 000101- CLAMP, ON BOARD BATTERY CHARGER 2
19 1421510 000101- FLAT WASHER M5× ∮10×1.0 4
20 1123507 000101- LOCK NUT M5 4
21 8112004 000101- BRACKET 1

18ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
PARTS LIST
VACUUM FAN GROUP

19ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
PARTS LIST
VACUUM FAN GROUP
DIA
NO.
PART
NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER DESCRIPTION NO REQ'D
1 8112005 GASKET, VACUUM MOTOR 1
2 1121605 HEX NUT M6 3
3 8112006 STUD M6×92 3
4
8132050
000165-000511 for i20NB
AMETEK VACUUM MOTOR , KIT, 24VDC 1
000187-000448 for i20NBT
000139-000281 for i24BT
8132006
000512- for i20NB
CARBON BRUSH, 24VDC VACUUM MOTOR 1
000449 - for i20NBT
000282- for i24BT
5 1421612 FLAT WASHER M6× ∮12×1.6 7
6 1123608 LOCK NUT M6 3
7 8112003 BRACKET 1
8 1021616 HEX BOLT M6×16 4
9 8132007 MUFFLER, VACUUM MOTOR 1
10 1914300 TIE, NYLON, 5X300 2
11 8112001 CHARGER COVER 1
12 8118003 KNOB M8 1
13 8112004 BRACKET 1

20 ICE i20NB / i20NBT / i20NBT-OB / i24BT
PARTS LIST
SOLUTION TANK GROUP