IPC Eagle FLEC02-B User manual

OPERATIONS
MANUAL
450B
FLEC02-B
F36B
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1. INDEX
1. INDEX Page 2
2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Page 3
3. GENERAL INFORMATION Page 5
3.1 Machine identification Page 5
3.2 General description Page 5
3.3 Applications Page 5
3.4 Detergents to be use Page 5
4. PREPARING THE MACHINE Page 6
4.1 Lifting and transporting the machine in its packaging Page 6
4.2 Checks on delivery Page 6
4.3 Unpacking Page 6
4.4 Fitting the squeegee Page 7
4.5 Electrical and earth connection (mains-operated model) Page 7
4.6 Preparing the battery charger (battery-operated model) Page 7
4.7 Installing the batteries (battery-operated model) Page 7
5. USING THE MACHINE Page 8
5.1 Description of the controls Page 8
5.2 Adjusting the squeegee Page 9
5.3 Adjusting the handgrip Page 9
5.4 Discharging the dirty water Page 9
5.5 Discharging the clean water Page 9
5.6 Fitting and dismantling the bonnet Page 10
5.7 Moving the machine Page 10
5.8 Fitting and changing the brush/pad drive Page 10
5.9 Preparing the machine for work Page 10
5.10 Work Page 11
5.11 End of work Page 11
5.12 How to get the most out of your floor cleaner Page 11
6. ORDINARY MAINTENANCE Page 12
6.1 General Page 12
6.2 Servicing and recharging the batteries (battery operated model) Page 12
6.3 Cleaning the suction unit filter Page 12
6.4 Cleaning the detergent solution tap Page 13
6.5 General cleaning Page 13
6.6 Replacing the squeegee blades Page 13
6.7 Replacing the fuses (battery-operated model) Page 14
6.8 Periodical lubrication Page 14
6.9 Routine maintenance: daily operations Page 15
6.10 Routine maintenance: weekly operations Page 15
6.11 Routine maintenance: six-monthly operations Page 15
6.12 Preparing for periods of prolonged inactivity Page 15
7. HOW TO ORDER SPARE PARTS Page 15
8. TROUBLESHOOTING Page 17
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2. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Read this manual carefully before using the floor cleaner. The machine must not be operated by
untrained or unauthorized personnel.
Ensure that the sockets used to power the mains-operated models or battery chargers are suitably
earthed and that they are protected by magnetothermal and differential switches.
This automatic scrubber shall be grounded while in use to protect the operator from electric shock. The
cable machine is provided with a three-conductor cable and a three-contact grounding type attachment
plug to fit the proper grounding type receptacle. The green and yellow conductor in the cord is the
grounding wire. Never connect this wire to the other then the grounding pin of the attachment plug.
Look at the series plate to see the voltage for which the cable machine is built: if this machine is for use
on a nominal 120-Volt circuit it has a grounding plug taht resembles the plug illusetrated in figure A.
Make sure that the machine is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug. No
adapter should be used with this machine.
If this machine is provided with an attachment plug as shown in figure B, it is intended for use on a
nominal 240 Volt cicuit. No adapter is available for this plug.
Ensure that the electrical characteristics of the machine (voltage, frequency, power absorbed), shown
on the rating plate, correspond to those of the power distribution system.
Move the machine carefully on slopes and ramps. Do not reverse on slopes. Never park the machine on
a slope.
This machine must be used only on slopes with a gradient of less than 2%.
The cleaner must not be used on public highways.
The machine can cause explosions if used in the vicinity of inflammable materials or vapours (fuel,
solvents etc.). It must therefore not be used to suck up inflammable liquids, even if diluted.
Do not use in the presence of harmful dust.
Repairs must be carried out by specialist personnel only.
All maintenance operations must be carried out only after disconnecting the machine from the mains
(always unplug). In the battery-operated version, disconnect the battery connector.
When using, be careful of other people and in particular children in the area. Do not leave the machine
unattended with the plug connected.
To ensure correct operation of the machine, use non-foaming detergents.
Maintenance operations on the electric plant and all operations not mentioned in the followings must be
done only by specialized persons.
This product is classified as RAEE type special waste and is covered by the requisites of the new
environmental protection regulations (2002/96/CE RAEE). It must be disposed of separately from
ordinary waste in compliance with current legislation and standards.
Special waste. Do not dispose of with ordinary waste.
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Safety precautions for cable models
During use, avoid squashing or ripping the mains cable.
Periodically check the mains cable to ensure that it has not been damaged. If damaged, the machine
cannot be used.
If you have to replace the cable, plug or terminals, secure the electrical connections and cable strap (fig.
3, N°. 25) so that the cable cannot be ripped. Carefully refit the electrical boxes to ensure operator
safety.
Safety precautions for battery models
For battery maintenance and recharging, carefully follow the specific instructions given in this manual.
Fig. A Fig. B
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3. GENERAL INFORMATION
3.3 Machine identification
This operating and service manual applies to models of single-brush floor cleaners.
The machine identification plate is affixed to the electrical box in position N°. 14, fig. 2.
3.2 General description
This floor cleaner has been designed to wash and dry smooth, even floors free from obstructions.
It is available in battery or mains-operated versions to satisfy all requirements.
The cleaner distributes a suitable amount of detergent over the floor and brushes it to remove the
dirt. By using specific detergents or by fitting brushes made of different fibres or abrasive disks,
the machine can be adapted to a wide range of floor and dirt types.
A liquid suction system incorporated in the cleaner provides for perfect floor drying.
The main parts of the machine are as follows (reference fig. 2):
• the detergent solution tank (N°. 23) which contains and transports the mixture of clean water
and detergent;
• the recovery tank (N°. 13), used to collect the d irty water sucked up from the floor during
washing;
• the squeegee (N°. 18), which wipes and therefore dries the floor, sucking up the dirty water;
• the brush (N°. 19).
3.3 Applications
Washing and drying of smooth and moderately rough floors.
Polishing.
3.4 Detergents to be use
This machine has been studied to work with specifics detergents for scrubbers.
It is particulary recommended:
• to always dissolve detergents following the instruction given by detergent supplier;
• to employ only no-foam detergents;
• to never use sodium-hypochlorite or other oxidizers specially in high concentration;
• to never use solvents and hydrocarbons.
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4. PREPARING THE MACHINE
4.1 Lifting and transporting the machine in its packaging
The machine is packed on a wooden pallet and can be moved by fork lift. Handle carefully,
avoiding knocks, and do not overturn.
4.2 Checks on delivery
When the transporter delivers the machine, carefully check the state of the packaging and ensure
that the machine is intact. If it is damaged, inform the transporter but accept the delivery,
reserving the right to submit a written claim for compensation for damages.
4.3 Unpacking
Remove the machine from its packing as follows:
• cut and remove the plastic straps using scissors or nippers;
• lift and remove the carton;
• remove the squeegee (fig. 2, N°. 18) and brush (f ig. 2, N°. 19) from their packaging;
• operate the squeegee lifting lever (fig. 2, N°. 5 ) and remove the tank cover (fig. 2, N°. 2),
eliminating the sheet protecting the control panel;
• take out the envelope inside the dirty water tank (fig. 2, N°. 13) and the one attached to the
handgrip (fig. 2, N°. 10) and check the contents:
envelope 1 (in the dirty water tank): • testing check-list;
• warranty form;
• operating and service manual;
envelope 2 (attached to the handgrip): • 2 knobs (fig. 2, N°. 12) for fixing the handgrip (fig. 2,
N°. 10);
• 1 battery charger connector (only battery-operated
model);
• take the two knobs out of the second envelope, raise the handgrip (fig. 2, N°. 10) until the
two threaded holes correspond to two of the four slots in the upright and secure, tightening
the knobs from the outside;
• remove the bonnet (only for the battery-operated model, fig. 2, N°. 1), holding it by means of
the grip (fig. 2, N°. 3) and lifting it up;
• remove the battery wiring and jumper with terminals (only for the battery-operated model, fig.
3 - N°. 34 e N°. 35);
• according to the model cut and remove the plastic straps fixing the machine to the pallet
using scissors or nippers, otherwise using spanners for unscrew the bolts on the brackets
connecting the machine chassis to the pallet;
• raise the machine by means of the front handle (fig. 2, N°. 21) and handgrip (fig. 2, N°. 10)
and remove it from the pallet;
• dispose of the packing cartons, pallet, steel brackets, bracket retaining bolts and plastic
sheet, using differentiated waste bins if available.
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4.4 Fitting the squeegee
The squeegee (fig. 2, N°. 18) is the prime drying agent. To fit it on the machine, stand behind the
handgrip with the squeegee blades facing down and the wheel (fig. 4, N°. 50) in the position
shown in figure 4. Check that the squeegee support (fig. 4, N°. 47) is raised (if not, raise it by
pulling back the squeegee lever fig. 2, N°. 5), loosen the two knobs (fig. 4, N°. 48) in the middle
of the squeegee and slide it into the support. Secure the squeegee by tightening the two knobs.
4.5 Electrical and earth connection (mains-operated model)
The rating plate (fig. 2, N°. 14) gives the electrical characteristics of the machine. Ensure that the
frequency and power correspond to those of the power distribution system. As regards voltage,
the models with rating plate indicating 230 V can be used for voltages of 220, 230 or 240 V. The
same applies to the models with 115 V rating: they can be used at 110, 115 and 120 V. The
frequency specified on the plate must, however, always be identical to the mains frequency.
Check that the electrical system is provided with a suitable earth line and that the sockets (and
any adapters used) do not interrupt the earth leads.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THESE DIRECTIONS CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS DAMAGE TO
PERSONS AND THINGS AND LAPSE OF THE WARRANTY.
4.6 Preparing the battery charger (battery-operated model)
If you wish to use a battery charger not supplied with the machine, it must be fitted with the
connector sent with the machine in envelope 2 (see "Unpacking" paragraph).
To fit the connector:
• remove approximately 13 mm of protective sheathing from the two red and black battery
charger cables;
• crimp the connector pin terminals on the cables;
• following the instructions enclosed with the connector, fit the cables with pin terminals into
the semi-circular connector housings observing the polarity: red cable +, black cable -.
4.7 Installing the batteries (battery-operated model)
This machine has been designed to use two 12 V batteries with a maximum weight of 2x26 kg
and a capacity of 120 Ah (20h). The use of heavier batteries can seriously affect manoeuvrability
and overheat the brush motor. Lighter, lower capacity batteries, on the other hand, will require
recharging more often.
If the machine is delivered with dry batteries, they must be charged as follows before
installation:
• after removing the caps, fill all the elements with the correct sulphuric acid solution for
batteries with specific gravity 1,240 (28°Bé), at a temperature of 30°C, until the plates are
fully covered (fill each element in two stages at least);
• leave to rest for 3-4 hours to give the plates time to absorb the electrolyte;
• check that the level of the liquid is still above the plates and if not, top up with the sulphuric
acid solution;
• close the caps;
• instal the batteries in the machine (following the procedure below for tubular armoured
batteries);
• recharge for at least 2-3 hours with an automatic 24V 20A battery charger before using the
machine.
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If the machine is supplied with tubular armoured batteries, instal them following the instructions
below:
• if the bonnet (fig. 2, N°. 1) is fitted on the machine, remove it by gripping and lifting at the
point shown in figure 2, N°. 3;
• on the upper battery support (fig. 3, N°. 37), at the side of the upper battery plate (fig. 3, n°
38), there is a label showing the layout of the batteries and cables: the battery on the top
plate must have the + and - poles facing the tanks, whereas the ones on the lower plate must
face away from the tanks;
• open the fastening of the lower battery holder belt (fig. 3, N°. 32) and adjust so that its ends
face the side opposite the suction motor (fig. 3, N°. 33) (i.e. the left side of the machine) to
prevent them obstructing the battery plate;
• position the battery as shown on the label for the lower plate and fit it on the lower plate;
• wrap the belt around the battery, inserting the free end into the fastening, and tighten to lock;
• repeat the procedure for the upper battery making sure that you observe the position shown
by the label;
• referring to the cable layout shown on the label, connect the terminals of the battery wiring
(fig. 3, N°. 34) and of the jumper with terminals (fig. 3, N°. 35) to the battery poles (be careful
only to fit terminals marked with the symbol + on the positive poles). Position the cables as
shown in the label, tightening the terminal fixing bolts with a 10 mm spanner and coat the
terminals with vaseline. Check that all the switches on the control panel are set to 0 (off) and
connect the battery wiring connector to the one on the machine on the battery support over
the vacuum motor;
• use the machine according to the instructions given below until the battery flat light starts to
blink, indicating that the battery needs recharging.
5. USING THE MACHINE
5.1 Description of the controls
Electrical controls and indicator lights on the control panel:
• POWER INDICATOR LIGHT (fig. 2, N°. 6; only mains-operated model): light indicating that
the machine cable is connected to the mains;
• BATTERY CHARGE CONTROL LIGHT (fig. 2, N°. 6; only battery-operated model) with three
different modes:
off: the battery is disconnected or all the switches are set to 0 (off);
blinking: the batteries are flat and must be immediately recharged - if you continue working,
the batteries may be permanently damaged;
on: battery charged;
• BRUSH SWITCH (fig. 2, N°. 7): enables (I) and dis ables (O) the brush motor;
• SUCTION MOTOR SWITCH (fig. 2, N°. 8): switches the suction motor on and off;
Other controls:
• BRUSH CONTROL LEVER (fig. 2, N°. 11): located on the handgrip, it drives the motor which
rotates the brush and moves the machine forward; the cleaner is provided with a special
mechanical traction device by means of which the friction between brush and floor is used to
generate forward thrust;
• SQUEEGEE LEVER (fig. 2, N°. 5): located on the left side of the column and enables the
operator to raise (if pulled back) and lower (if pushed forward) the squeegee;
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• TAP CONTROL SLIDER (fig. 2, N°. 4): located above the tanks on the left side of the
machine, it permits continuous regulation of the flow of detergent solution from 0 to
approximately 3 l/min;
• SQUEEGEE ANGLE ADJUSTMENT KNOB (fig. 4, N°. 46): located on the squeegee arm, it
permits vertical adjustment of the squeegee angle;
• SQUEEGEE HANDLE (fig. 4, N°. 45): located above t he squeegee arm, it permits regulation
of the pressure exerted by the squeegee on the floor;
• SPEED REGULATION KNOB (fig. 2, N°. 17): permits s light adjustments in forward speed
and correction of any tendencies to deviate sideways.
5.2 Adjusting the squeegee
The squeegee is provided with two adjustments so that it can be adapted to all types of surface:
• angle: adjusted by rotating the appropriate knob (fig. 4, N°. 46);
• pressure: adjusted by moving the spring working point via the appropriate handle (fig. 4, N°.
45); minimum pressure corresponds to the highest working point.
Combined adjustment of angle and pressure will provide perfect drying. For effective adjustment,
the rubber sheet at the rear must be bent back slightly when the machine is moved forwards.
5.3 Adjusting the handgrip
To suit all heights, the handgrip can be adjusted to two positions as follows:
• unscrew the two fixing knobs (fig. 2, N°. 12);
• raise (or lower) the handgrip (fig. 2, N°. 10) until the slots on the upright coincide with the
threaded holes on the handgrip;
• fit and tighten the knobs.
5.4 Discharging the dirty water
To empty the tank:
• position the machine over a drain hole;
• remove the tank lid (fig. 2, N°. 2);
• pull out the discharge pipe (fig. 2, N°. 16);
• holding the end of the pipe as high as possible, remove the cap;
• gradually lower the end of the pipe, regulating the flow according to its height from the
ground;
• check the amount of residual dirt in the tank and flush out if necessary;
• once the contents of the tank have been fully discharged, refit the cap and reposition the
pipe;
• replace the tank lid, checking that it is perfectly closed.
5.5 Discharging the clean water
To empty the tank:
• position the machine over a drain hole;
• pull out the discharge pipe (fig. 2, N°. 24);
• holding the end of the pipe as high as possible, remove the cap;
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• gradually lower the end of the pipe, regulating the flow according to its height from the
ground;
• once the contents of the tank have been fully discharged, refit the cap and reposition the
pipe.
5.6 Fitting and dismantling the bonnet
To remove the bonnet (battery-operated model fig. 2, N°. 1):
• grip at the point shown in fig. 2, N°. 3 and lift up to remove.
To fit the bonnet (battery-operated model):
• align the bonnet with the tanks;
• lower it and press down to click into place.
To remove and refit the bonnet (mains-operated model):
• unscrew the two fixing screws (fig. 2, N°. 22) using a 4 mm Allen key and remove the bonnet
(fig. 2, N°. 1). Refit, tightening the screws.
5.7 Moving the machine
To move the machine:
• remove the brush (or pad drive) following the instructions in the paragraph below;
• raise the squeegee;
• Cable models: raise the front part of the machine by pressing down on the handgrip;
• Battery models: raise and turn clockwise the front handle (fig. 2, N°. 21) in carriage position;
• push forward.
5.8 Fitting and changing the brush/pad drive
To fit the brush (fig. 2, N°. 19), rest it on the floor in front of the machine, stand behind and press
on the handgrip in order to raise the front part, push the machine forward (maintaining the
pressure on the handgrip) and line up the brush hub (fig. 2, N°. 20) with the brush. Rest the
machine on the brush. Rapidly operate the brush control lever a few times: the brush will
automatically screw onto the hub.
If this operation is not successful, realign the brush and repeat the above operations.
To use an abrasive disk, fit it on the pad drive and carry out the above operations.
To remove the brush (or pad drive) follow one of the following procedures:
a) raise the front part of the machine by pressing the handgrip down and repeatedly operate the
brush control lever in rapid succession. This will release the brush (or pad drive) which will
fall to the ground;
b) push the machine forward, press down on the handgrip to slowly raise the front while
continuing to push the cleaner forward. The brush (or pad drive) will come off as it grazes the
floor.
5.9 Preparing the machine for work
• For the battery-operated model, recharge the batteries if necessary;
• lift and remove the tank cover (fig. 2, N°. 2);
• empty the recovery tank (fig. 2, N°. 13) if necessary, following the procedure already
described;
• check that the tap control slider (fig. 2, N°. 4) is in the closed position (i.e. positioned at the
extreme left of the machine);
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• pour clean water and detergent in the right concentration into the solution tank (fig. 2, N°. 23)
leaving a gap of at least 5 cm between the surface of the liquid and the tank inlet;
• refit the tank cover (fig. 2, N°. 2).
5.10 Work
Once you have prepared the machine with the mains cable connected to the power socket (or
with the batteries charged and the battery wiring connector (fig. 3, N°. 34) connected to the
cleaner (fig. 3, N°. 36)), with the detergent solut ion tank (fig. 2, N°. 23) full and with the brush
fitted:
• set the brush switch (fig. 2, N°. 7) to position I;
• set the suction motor switch (fig. 2, N°. 8) to position I: the suction unit will start up;
• push the squeegee lever forward (fig. 2, N°. 5): the squeegee will touch the floor;
• move the tap control slider (fig. 2, N°. 4) to th e right: the tap will open, allowing the detergent
solution to flow to the brush;
• pull the brush control lever (fig. 2, N°. 11): the brush (or pad drive) will rotate, washing the
floor and exerting a thrust that will move the machine forward;
• guide the machine over the floor to be washed;
• adjust the squeegee and the flow of detergent solution as required via the controls (fig. 4, N°.
45 and N°. 46; fig. 2, N°. 4);
• for the battery-operated version, monitor the battery charge control light (fig. 2, N°. 6) which
must always be on during work. When the light begins to blink, the batteries are low and you
must stop immediately to recharge them. Continuing to wash with the light blinking can lead
to permanent battery damage;
• monitor washing performance and replace the detergent solution when it has run out;
• do not stand still with the suction unit on and the detergent solution tap (fig. 2, N°. 4) open;
• every time you fill the detergent tank (fig. 2, N°. 23), always empty the recovery tank (fig. 2,
N°. 13).
Note: if the brush control lever (fig. 2, N°. 11) is operated intermittently for a prolonged period,
the brush motor may overheat consequently damaging the motor. In addition, in the mains-
operated version the motor needs 2-3 seconds' rest in order to start up again without straining.
You should therefore use the lever in this way only when necessary, for example when moving
round obstacles.
5.11 End of work
• Let the vacuum motor work for 2 minutes with the tank cover open to be sure the vacuum
motor itself is well dry;
• check that the tap control slider (fig. 2, N°. 4) is in the closed position (i.e. positioned at the
extreme left of the machine);
• remove the brush (or pad drive) to avoid permanent deformation;
• lift the squeegee from the ground (control fig. 2, N°. 5) to avoid continuous pressure
deforming the drying blades and therefore affecting performance;
• empty and clean the recovery tank;
• unplug, or recharge the batteries according to the model.
5.12 How to get the most out of your floor cleaner
When removing particularly stubborn dirt, washing and drying can be performed in two separate
stages:
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• prewashing: open the water tap and begin washing with the suction unit off and squeegee
raised, going over the dirtiest points several times. This gives the detergent time to act and
the brush time to perform efficiently;
• drying: lower the squeegee, start the suction unit motor and go over the same area again.
This ensures thorough washing and will considerably reduce subsequent routine cleaning.
For easy use and maximum efficiency, you are advised to work in straight lines as far as
possible, going over any areas that cannot be reached with the cleaner at the end, using a mop
or cloth.
6. ORDINARY MAINTENANCE
6.1 General
To avoid damage to persons and the cleaner itself, always disconnect the power supply cable (in
the mains-operated model) or the battery connector before carrying out any maintenance
operations. The power supply cable of the battery charger, if incorporated, must also be
disconnected from the mains.
Maintenance operations on the electric plant and all operations not mentioned in the followings
must be done only by specialized persons.
6.2 Servicing and recharging the batteries (only battery-operated model)
To charge the lead batteries with liquid electrolyte, proceed as follows:
• move the cleaner to a well ventilated area (the batteries release inflammable vapours: before
opening the caps, always move to a well ventilated area away from fires, sparks, lit cigarettes
etc.);
• remove the bonnet (fig. 2, N°. 1);
• remove the battery caps and check that the electrolyte covers the plates; if not, top up with
distilled water;
• disconnect the battery wiring connector (fig. 3, N°. 34) from the one fixed to the cleaner
chassis and connect it to the battery charger socket. (Caution: DO NOT connect the battery
charger to the fixed connector on the cleaner chassis);
• recharge, regulating the battery charger according to the instructions;
• once the batteries are charged, check with a densimeter. If one or more elements are flat
according to the densimeter (whereas the adjacent elements are perfectly charged) it is a
sign that the battery is damaged and must therefore be replaced;
• close the caps again, reconnect the battery wiring to the machine and replace the bonnet.
If the machine requires gelatine batteries, follow the instructions below:
• remove the bonnet;
• disconnect the battery wiring connector from the one fixed to the cleaner chassis and
connect it to the battery charger socket. (Caution: DO NOT connect the battery charger to
the connector fixed to the cleaner chassis);
• only use a battery charger specifically designed for gelatine batteries; recharge, regulating it
according to the instructions;
• reconnect the battery wiring to the machine and replace the bonnet.
6.3 Cleaning the suction unit filter
• Remove the tank cover (fig. 2, N°. 2);
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• unscrew the knobs (fig. 3, N°. 42) and remove the filter box (fig. 3, N°. 41) and filter (fig. 3,
N°. 40);
• clean the filter under running water, leave to dry and refit everything.
6.4 Cleaning the detergent solution tap
To eliminate any scale that may prevent perfect closure of the tap, follow the instructions below:
• remove the tank cover (fig. 2, N°. 2) and completely empty the detergent solution tank (fig. 2,
N°. 23);
• slide your hand inside the detergent solution tank; grip the solution rod (fig. 3, N°. 26) and
pull up to disengage it from the tap body (fig. 3, N°. 30);
• pull out the solution filter (fig. 3, N°. 28) and clean it;
• clean the tap body (fig. 3, N°. 30) and shutter (fig. 3, N°. 27) using a cloth soaked in
detergent;
• refit the filter;
• replace the shutter, pulling the solution rod up again.
6.5 General cleaning
When cleaning the machine, always bear the following in mind:
• avoid using hydrocleaners: water could seep into the electrical boxes or motors consequently
damaging them or causing a short circuit;
• do not use steam as the heat will deform the plastic parts (casings and tanks) and make the
nylon wheel bearings unserviceable;
• do not use solvents or hydrocarbons: you could damage the casings or rubber parts.
6.6 Replacing the squeegee blades
The job of the squeegee blades is to scrape the film of water and detergent from the floor thus
permitting perfect drying. With use, continuous friction will blunt and crack the sharp edge in
contact with the floor, affecting drying efficiency and thus requiring replacement of the blade.
Fig. 4
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Each squeegee is fitted with two blades, only one of which will be subject to wear. Initially
therefore, when one blade is worn, simply swap them round and then when the second one is
worn, replace them both.
Swapping the blades (for references see fig. 4):
• remove the squeegee from its support (N°. 47), sliding out the coupling (N°. 44) of the
suction pipe and loosening the two knobs (N°. 48);
• completely unscrew the two knobs (N°. 48) and dis connect the squeegee inlet (N°. 49) from
the squeegee profile (N°. 53); rotate the inlet by 180°with respect to the profile and refit on
the profile;
• refit the squeegee on its support (N°. 47), ensuring that the wheel (N°. 50) is positioned at
the back with respect to the cleaner. Tighten the two knobs (N°. 48) and connect the
coupling (N°. 44).
Replacing the blades (for references see figure 4):
• remove the squeegee from its support (N°. 47), completely unscrewing the two knobs (N°.
48), slide out the coupling (N°. 44) of the suction pipe and disconnect the squeegee inlet (N°.
49) from the squeegee profile (N°. 53);
• unscrew the two knobs (N°. 51) and remove the wheels (N°. 52);
• urn the squeegee over and press the protruding threaded pins down to release the insert
(N°. 54);
• remove the worn blades (N°. 55) and replace them with the new ones, inserting the
protruding tooth into the profile housing (N°. 53); check that the teeth of both blades are
perfectly positioned in the profile;
• refit the insert (N°. 54), the wheels (N°. 52), t he inlet (N°. 49) and knobs (N°. 51);
• refit the squeegee on its support (N°. 47), ensuring that the wheel (N°. 50) is positioned at
the back with respect to the cleaner. Tighten the two knobs (N°. 48) and connect the
coupling (N°. 44).
6.7 Replacing the fuses (battery-operated model)
To replace the fuses in the back of the machine:
• remove the fuse cover (fig. 2, N°. 15);
• using the tweezers provided with the machine, remove the blown fuses and replace them
with new ones with the same amperage;
• close the fuse cover.
The 60 A (fig. 3, N°. 31) fuse that protects the brush motor is located at the front of the machine
above the brush motor.
To remove it:
• raise the bonnet;
• remove the fuse by unscrewing the retaining screws;
• fit a new fuse and replace the bonnet.
If a fuse continues to blow, the fault in the wiring, in the electronic cards or in the motors must be
identified and repaired; have the machine checked by qualified personnel.
6.8 Periodical lubrication
This cleaner does not require any periodical lubrication.
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6.9 Routine maintenance: daily operations
Every day, at the end of work, carry out the following operations:
• check that the overflow valve (fig. 3, N°. 39) is working correctly;
• check that the recovery tank (fig. 2, N°. 13) is not encrusted with dirt; if so, clean it;
• clean the suction motor filter (fig. 3, N°. 40);
• check that the filter (fig. 3, N°. 28) of the detergent solution tanks clean;
• clean the squeegee blades (fig. 2, N°. 18) checking that they are not excessively worn and
that they have not been torn;
• recharge the batteries following the procedure previously described (only battery-operated
model).
6.10 Routine maintenance: weekly operations
• Check that the squeegee suction hole is not clogged; remove any encrusted dirt if necessary;
• clean the suction pipe (fig. 4, N°. 43);
• check the level of electrolyte in the batteries and top up with distilled water if necessary (only
battery-operated model).
6.11 Routine maintenance: six-monthly operations
• Have the electrical system checked by qualified personnel.
6. 12 Preparing for prolonged periods of inactivity
If the machine is not going to be used for a long period, proceed as follows:
• dismantle the squeegee (fig. 2, N°. 18), wash it and pack in a plastic envelope or sheet;
• remove the brush (or pad drive);
• empty and thoroughly clean both tanks (fig. 2, N°. 13 and N°. 23);
• completely recharge the batteries before storing them in the warehouse with the battery
wiring connector (fig. 3, N°. 34) disconnected from the connector on the machine. Recharge
periodically (at least once every two months).
7. HOW TO ORDER SPARE PARTS
To enable our servicing department to correctly identify the spare parts required, and therefore to
provide an efficient service at all times, the following information must ALWAYS be provided:
• machine model;
• serial number (see rating plate fig. 2, N°. 14);
• spare parts table showing the part and reference number;
• part code;
• quantity required.
For replacement under warranty, a brief description of the fault must also be enclosed with the
order.
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8. TROUBLESHOOTING
Fault Cause Remedy
The solution does not flow
out * The solution tank (fig. 2, N°. 23) is empty
* Fill it
* The solution filter (fig. 3, N°.
28) or pipes are obstructed
* Clean the filter and remove
the obstruction in the pipes
* The tap is damaged * Repair or replace the tap
The flow of solution does not
stop when the tap is closed * The tap remains open because it is damaged or very
dirty
* Clean or repair the tap,
checking that it closes properly
The squeegee does not suck
up the dirt * The overflow valve (fig. 3, N°. 39) is closed * Free the overflow valve
* The dirty water tank (fig. 2,
N°. 13) is full * Empty the tank to release the overflow valve
* There is an obstruction in the
suction pipe (fig. 4, N°. 43)
* Unclog the pipe
* The suction pipe is not
connected to the squeegee
* Connect the pipe
* The suction motor does not
work * Check the fuse (battery- operated version) and motor
connections. If necessary,
replace the motor
The squeegee leaves traces
of dirty liquid on the floor * The squeegee angle and/or pressure are not correctly
adjusted
* Adjust the squeegee following
the instructions
* The blade edge in contact
with the floor is worn
* Replace the blade
* The squeegee or pipe is
clogged or damaged * Unclog and repair the damage
The batteries run flat sooner
than expected * The poles and terminals of the batteries are dirty and oxidized * Clean and grease the poles and terminals and recharge the
batteries
* The level of electrolyte is too
low * Add distilled water, topping up each element according to the
instructions
* The battery charger does not
work * See battery charger instructions
* The densimeter test reveals
significant differences between
various elements in the same
battery
* The battery is damaged and
must be replaced
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Fault Cause Remedy
The machine does not clean
evenly * The brush or abrasive disk is worn * Replace
The machine runs too fast or
does not move at all and
tends to pull to one side
* The brush pressure must be
adjusted * Adjust the brush pressure via the speed regulation knob (fig.
2, N°. 17)
The brush motor has trouble
starting (only mains-operated
model)
* You are working with a dry
brush on a very rough floor * Open the detergent solution tap
* You are working with
extension leads with
inadequate section or the
voltage is significantly lower
than the value specified on the
machine rating plate (15% less)
* Avoid using inadequate
extension leads, increase the
section to minimum ..... mm,
use sockets with higher voltage
* One or both of the capacitors
has developed a fault
* To be controled by specialized
persons
* The centrifugal earth
protection is faulty * To be controled by specialized persons
The brush motor does not
work * The brush switch (fig. 2, N°. 7) is set to 0 (off)
* Turn the brush switch on
* The fuse F1 (services) has
blown (only battery-operated
model)
* Replace the fuse
* The motor thermal protection
has cut in (only for battery-
operated model)
* Leave the machine to cool
down for at least 45'
* The F7 brush motor fuse has
blown (only for battery-operated
model)
* Replace the 60A fuse (fig. 3,
N°. 31) above the brush motor
* Both capacitors are faulty
(only mains-operated model)
* To be controled by specialized
persons
* The motor is faulty * To be controled by specialized
persons
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