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  remove the blade (fig. 12, ref. 4 or 5); 

  fit in the same blade inverting the edge in contact with the floor until all the four edges 

are  worn,  or  else  fit  in  a  new  blade  embedding  it  in  the  screws  of  the  squeegee  unit 
(fig. 12, ref. 1); 

  put  the  two  blade  clamps  (fig.  12,  ref.  2  or  7)  back,  centering  the  largest  part  of  the 

slots  on  the  fixing  screws  of  the  squeegee  unit  (fig.  12,  ref.  1)  and  then  pushing  the 
blade clamps towards the inside of the squeegee itself; 

  hook the clamp (fig. 12, ref. 3 or 6) again. 

Insert the squeegee back on its support following the instructions reported in §6.2. 

9.2.5  Fuses: replacement (models with battery) 

The fuse protecting the brush motor and the fuse protecting the suction motor are located 
in  the  fuse  carrier  (fig.  13,  ref.  1)  fixed  to  the  recovery  tank  above  the  machine  battery 
compartment. To replace them: 

  ensure that the recovery tank is empty; if not, empty it; 

  raise the recovery tank; 

  raise the fuse block cover and remove the fuse by unscrewing the fixing screws;  

  fit a new fuse and close the fuse block cover; 

  lower the recovery tank. 

Fuse table: for the complete fuse table, consult the spare parts catalogue. 

 WARNING 

Never fit a fuse with a higher Amp value than the intended one. 

If a fuse keeps burning, it is necessary to identify and repair the damages present in the 
wiring, boards (if fitted) or motors: have the machine checked by trained technical staff.

 

9.3 

Periodic maintenance 

9.3.1  Daily maintenance 

Every day at the end of work perform the following operations: 

  disconnected the machine from the power supply; 

  empty the recovery tank and clean it, if necessary; 

  clean the squeegee blades, checking that they are not excessively worn; replace them, 

if necessary; 

  make sure that the squeegee suction hole is not clogged, freeing it from any encrusted 

dirt; 

  Models  with  battery:  recharge  the  batteries  according  to  the  procedure  described 

above. 

9.3.2  Weekly maintenance 

  Clean the recovery tank floater and check that it works correctly; 

  clean the suction air filter and check that it is not damaged (replace it, if necessary); 

  clean  the  solution  filter  placed  at  the  front  opening  of  the  solution  tank  (fig.  2,  ref.  7) 

and check that it is not damaged (replace it, if necessary); 

  clean the suction tube; 

  clean the recovery tank and the solution tank; 

  Models with battery: check the level of the electrolyte in the batteries and top up with 

distilled water, if necessary. 

9.3.3  Six-monthly maintenance 

Have the electric system checked by qualified staff. 

Summary of Contents for CT90 60BT

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Page 2: ...es max Presi n cepillo max Pressione spazzole max Max borsteldruk gr cm 31 5 23 58 21 79 Brush rotation speed Geschwindigkeit der B rstendrehung Vitesse de rotation de la brosse Velocidad rotaci n del...

Page 3: ...0 180 200 180 200 Single battery weight Gewicht der einzelnen Batterie Poids de chaque batterie Peso bater a individual Peso singola batteria Gewicht afzonderlijke batterij Kg 32 32 32 Power supply ca...

Page 4: ...ora Potenza Sonora Geluidsvermogen Vibration Level arm Schwingungspegel arm Niveau de Vibrations bras Nivel de Vibraciones brazo Livello Vibrazioni braccio Trillingsniveau arm Vibration Level hand arm...

Page 5: ...UINA DIMENSIONI MACCHINA MACHINEAFMETINGEN X Y Z See table TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS X Y Z Sehen tab TECHNISCHE DATEN X Y Z Voir tab DONNEES TECHNIQUES X Y Z Vease tab CARACTER STICAS T CNICAS X Y Z Ve...

Page 6: ...UINA DIMENSIONI MACCHINA MACHINEAFMETINGEN X Y Z See table TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS X Y Z Sehen tab TECHNISCHE DATEN X Y Z Voir tab DONNEES TECHNIQUES X Y Z Vease tab CARACTER STICAS T CNICAS X Y Z Ve...

Page 7: ...u hand arm Tab A Data can be changed without notice Deiese Daten k nnen ohne vorherige Benachrichtigung ge ndert werden Donn es techniques pouvant changer sans pr avis Los datos pueden variar sin avis...

Page 8: ...ENGLISH...

Page 9: ...TING AND HANDLING THE MACHINE 11 6 PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR THE USER 12 6 1 CONTROL DEVICES DESCRIPTION 12 6 2 INSTALLING AND ADJUSTING THE SQUEEGEE 13 6 3 MOVEMENT OF THE MACHINE WHEN NOT OPERATING 13 6 4...

Page 10: ...ENGLISH 3 10 HOW TO ORDER SPARE PARTS 21 11 TROUBLESHOOTING 22 11 1 HOW TO OVERCOME POSSIBLE FAILURES 22...

Page 11: ...d letters and preceded by symbols illustrated and defined below DANGER Indicates that attention must be paid to avoid serious consequences that could cause the death of the personnel or possible damag...

Page 12: ...ater and detergent and brushes it to remove dirt Choosing with care the right cleaning detergent and brushes or abrasive discs in the wide range of accessories available the machine can adapt itself t...

Page 13: ...propilene brushes used for normal floor washing Tynex brushes used to remove accumulated stubborn dirt on resistant floors Drive discs allow the use of the following discs yellow discs used for washin...

Page 14: ...le of causing serious accidents before starting to work remove trinkets watches neckties or other such things Always use individual safety protections apron or protective suit overalls non slip water...

Page 15: ...nufacturer is permitted as only these offer the certainty that the machine will operate safely and without any inconveniences Do not use parts removed from other machines or other kits as spares This...

Page 16: ...nvelope 2 1 battery bridge with clips for battery models only 1 pair of tweezers for fuses for battery models only 1 connector for the battery charger for battery models only depending on the model re...

Page 17: ...overalls etc to limit the hazards of accidents keep away from possible free flames do not short circuit the battery poles cause sparks or smoke The batteries are normally supplied filled with acid an...

Page 18: ...ring connector fig 5 ref 2 to the machine wiring connector fig 5 ref 1 9 use the machine in compliance with the instructions written below 5 6 The battery charger models with battery WARNING Never let...

Page 19: ...the button Versions with mechanical drive Brush switch with LED fig 6 ref 3 enables 1 or disables 0 the function Brush Versions with electric drive Brush button with LED fig 6 ref 3 enables LED on or...

Page 20: ...erating To move the machine perform the following operations 1 raise the squeegee 2 push the head movement pedal down and then to the right fig 6 ref 9 to raise the head 3 move as follows versions wit...

Page 21: ...e maximum temperatures indicated in the technical data and must be free from sand and or other impurities The machine has been designed to be used with non foaming and biodegradable detergents specifi...

Page 22: ...ank before refilling the solution tank For an effective cleaning and long life of the equipment it is necessary to follow some simple rules prepare the work area keeping away the possible obstacles be...

Page 23: ...ith battery if the warning led fig 6 ref 1 starts flashing it means that the storage batteries are getting flat After a few seconds the brushes lock to prevent excessive unload Load them At the end of...

Page 24: ...ng fig 8 ref 3 and pull it horizontally keeping the hose end as much high as possible take off the drain cock fig 8 ref 4 by unscrewing it lower the hose end gradually checking the intensity of the je...

Page 25: ...k the battery charge by producing sparks The batteries give off inflammable vapours put out any fire or embers before checking and filling up the batteries Perform the operations described below in ai...

Page 26: ...the filter has been replaced in its seat correctly screw again the cap on the recovery tank 9 2 2 Basket filter cleaning Take the basket filter out of the water inlet at the front of the machine clean...

Page 27: ...gue WARNING Never fit a fuse with a higher Amp value than the intended one If a fuse keeps burning it is necessary to identify and repair the damages present in the wiring boards if fitted or motors h...

Page 28: ...in your orders with the following data machine model machine serial number on the identification plate see fig 1 chart of the list of spare parts in which the item and its reference number are found...

Page 29: ...again the power supply connector or the motor thermal protection connector C the motor power supply connector is disconnected C connect again the motor power supply connector B BT the brush motor fus...

Page 30: ...ery tank or make the necessary repairs to the float there is an obstruction in the suction tube free the tube from the obstruction the suction tube is not connected to the squeegee or is damaged conne...

Page 31: ...hine is used at its maximum capacity for continuous periods and the autonomy is not sufficient use if possible storage batteries with larger capacity or replace the storage batteries with others alrea...

Page 32: ...ttery charger the battery charger does not work check that there is voltage at the battery charger that the fuses are not interrupted and that there is current at the storage battery in addition try t...

Page 33: ...T Motor thermal cutout tripped 6 LIM Board mosfet thermal limitation problem 7 BLT Drive block Appears when the battery voltage is too low and the drive is blocked 8 AcS Brush Control Fault Appears wh...

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