Victor OCELOT 400 User manual

OCELOT
400
www.VictorFloorcare.com
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CAUTION
Read instructions before use
KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please ensure that you read, understand and comply with these instructions prior to use of this machine.
Keep a copy of these instructions safe for future reference.
Warning and information stickers or notices on the machine provide important directions and
information for safe operation.
These instructions contain safety information and should be strictly adhered to during use, together with
any national, regional or local safety requirements, risk assessments or other legal duties.
Packaging should always be recycled where possible and should be kept away from children as there could
be a risk of suffocation.
The voltage and power supply indicated on the rating plate of the machine or charger should
correspond to the voltage or power supply of the electrical source.
Safety class 1 appliances may only be connected to sockets with proper earthing.
Please only use the charging cable as prescribed by the manufacturer. For replacement parts cables please
contact the manufacturer or visit www.VictorFloorcare.com.
Check the charging cable with mains plug on the charger or machine before every use. If the power cord,
plug or battery is damaged do not use the machine and seek a repair from a properly qualified individual.
The appliance or charger may only be connected to an electrical supply which has been installed by an
electrician in accordance with IEC 60364.
Never touch the charging cable or plug with wet hands.
Do not clean the machine with a water hose or high-pressure water jet.
Always operate the machine within a safe environment, do not attempt to use the machine to clean
explosive liquids, combustible gases, explosive dusts as well as undiluted acids, alkali’s or solvents.
Do not use to clean up petrol, paint thinner or heating oil or any other potentially dangerous, toxic or
explosive substance.
Do not use this machine underwater, it is suited for use on dry, moist or wet floors with a maximum water
depth of 0.75 cm.
Only use the machine with chemicals that have been approved for use in the manner intended. Always
comply with the chemical manufacturers guidelines with regard to application, dilution and disposal.
Always follow statutory rules for disposal and laundry of dirty pads and unused chemical solutions. Do not
leave solutions in the machine spray bottle during storage between uses and always label the spray bottle
indicating the solution inside. Do not mix solutions and always rinse the spray bottle and flush through the
solution spray system thoroughly after each use.
The machine should only be used for its intended purpose which is the cleaning of floors. The machine
should never be used without a pad, mop or other recommended cleaning media affixed to the base of the
drive plate. Failure to follow this advice may lead to damage of the drive plate.
Protect the machine against frost or other adverse and potentially damaging conditions during use and
storage.
The operator must use the appliance properly, paying close attention to and considering local
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conditions, and any third parties in the vicinity particularly children.
Never leave the appliance unattended, except when it is placed in its approved storage location.
Always use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment when operating the machine in your chosen
environment.
The machine may only be operated by trained users or those who have a proven qualification and expertise
in operating the machine.
The machine must not be used by children or people who have not been instructed accordingly.
Before repair or opening any part of the machine, ensure that it is disconnected from its power source.
For battery powered machines disconnect the battery from the motor and or charger.
Ensure that the machine is switched off and the battery plug disconnected for transportation.
Only use accessories and spare parts which have been approved by the manufacturer, this will enhance the
performance of the product.
Always observe local safety regulations regarding portable commercially used appliances.
Always follow the instructions of the battery manufacturer and the charger manufacturer. Always follow the
statutory requirements for the safe use and disposal of batteries.
For long term storage it is recommended to keep the battery at 5-25°C in temperature. It is also advised to
store at 40% capacity and every 3 months fully charge/discharge the battery. High ambient humidity may
cause battery deterioration. The battery should always be stored away from rain and frost.
Do not use the battery in ambient temperatures below -10°C or above 40°C.
Always keep the batteries clean and dry and avoid contact with water and impurities such as metal dust.
Do not place tools or similar on the batteries and avoid touching the terminals. There is a risk of short circuit
or explosion.
Do not work with open flames or smoke when using the machine or in the vicinity of the battery
charging environment due to risk of explosion.
Used batteries are to be disposed of according to EC guideline 91/157/EWG or the corresponding national
regulations and in an environmentally sensitive manner.
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Description
1 Safety switch
2 Solution trigger
3 Solution tank
4 Drive plate
5 Motor start trigger
6 Serial number label
7 Solution tank cap
8 Swap out battery
9 Battery isolation switch
10 Handle release foot catch
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The Tank
The machine comes fitted with a tank. It can be filled without taking it off the machine by removing the
black cap and pouring in water or pre-mixed solution. If you need to remove the tank from the machine,
first disconnect the pipe at the bottom of the tank by pushing the button on the connector. Disconnect the
chain which attaches to the trigger on the machines handle.
With the tank disconnected from the pipe and the trigger you can remove it from the machine by
unscrewing the two screws on the tank back, then just lift it off
The tank can be filled under a standard tap or by hose. To re-fit the tank, place the tank into the holders on
the handle and tighten the screw nuts at the back, then push the pipe connectors together until you hear a
click. Return the chain to the trigger and ensure it lifts the activation bar when pulled.
Fitting the Pads
Ensure battery isolation switch is in the off position and the handle is in the lock position. Tilt the machine
back onto its wheels and lay the machine flat on the floor. From behind the drive plate, place the pads onto
the base of the machine. Push the pads on so they are securely fitted and grip the drive face, make sure
they are centred across the drive. Then carefully lift the handle of the machine and lower the pads onto the
floor. The machine is now ready to use.
Operating the Machine
To get power to the machine first turn on the power switch on the top of the handle and ensure the battery
isolation switch is in the on position. A red light should appear, this indicates there is power from the
battery.
Release the foot catch and lower the handle to set it to a comfortable height.
To turn the machine on, slide either of the safety switches to the outside of the machine and pull the small
lever under the associated switch. To stop the machine simply release the levers.
To turn the machine off, release the levers and turn off the battery isolation switch so no light shows.
To clean the floor with the machine simply move the machine over the floor by pushing or pulling.
To activate the solution simply pull the solution trigger lever located on the left of the handle.
You do not need to keep the solution trigger pressed all the time, just pull the trigger when required.
Having control over the solution function means you use less solution and can use more solution where
necessary, for example to clean a stubborn mark.
IMPORTANT - When the battery requires charging the machine will stop and the battery indicator light on
the battery will be mostly red. Please ensure that you turn the battery isolation switch to the Off position
when this happens before you charge the battery.
Charging the Battery
Before charging the battery read and be familiar with the charger instructions. A representative copy has
been printed below for your convenience.
The battery can be charged whilst still attached to the machine. Or if you are rotating batteries, please use
the key to remove the battery and charge at the designated charging station.
Plug the charger into a mains socket. Attach the battery to the charging socket. Turn on the mains power.
Charging is complete when a green light is displayed on the charger.

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Battery Specs
Capacity 12Ah
Voltage 24V
Cells technology Li-Ion
Output Touch
Input 5.5*2.5 mm
Dimensions 355x109x99mm
Weight 2.4kg
Motor rating up to 250W
WEEE Directive
Products bearing this symbol should not be disposed of in your general waste. IIC Products Ltd t/a Victor
Floorcare is a registered producer under the WEEE Directive - (number WEEE/MM0723AA) and has
procedures in place for dealing with the end of life treatment & disposal of obligated equipment. Please
contact the company or visit our website for more details.
At the end of life the battery pack should be returned to IIC Products Ltd t/a Victor Floorcare who will
dispose of the pack safely and in accordance with all WEEE and environmental regulations.
Do not throw the battery or machine in the bin at the end of their life. The battery contains substances that
may be harmful to the environment.
The only proper way of disposal and replacement is by returning the battery to Victor, who can supply a
suitable replacement battery.
Never bury the end of life battery pack or incinerate as the batteries contain harmful substances.
Battery removal should only be undertaken by a trained professional familiar with maintaining and
repairing Victor equipment.

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Trouble Shooting
Problem Cause Solution
No power to the
unit
Safety switch on handle not pulled accross
Standby switched on handle not pressed
Battery isolation on battery switch not pressed
Battery not charged
Battery Not Connect Correctly
Move and hold switch in on position
Press the switch
Press the switch
Charge the Battery
Check battery is connected
No Fluid
Dispensed
Check cut off tap
Solution pipe not attached
solution pipe damaged
Solution pipe blocked
Turn tap to open position
Attach pipe
Replace pipe
Unblock or replace pipe
Aftersales Support
For further product information, service or repair support or training assistance
please contact IIC Products t/a Victor Floorcare on [phone].
Or contact us by email at sales@victorfloorcare.com
Or visit us at:
www.VictorFloorcare.com
where you can watch an instructional video on how to use the Ocelot and other Victor cleaning equipment.

www.VictorFloorcare.com
Contact Information
IIC Products Ltd
T/A Victor Floorcare
Unit 15 & 16
Ace Business Park
Mackadown Lane
Birmingham
B33 0LD
0121 706 3553
Sales@Victorfloorcare.com