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motor ( Photo 16 - C ) wherever foreseen and the
brush motor ( Photo 16 - D ).
When one of these breakers trips automatically, the
disabled function can be reactivated by fully depress-
ing the button of the breaker.
When the thermal breakers trip, especially when the
machine is used during the first few weeks, it might
not be caused by actual machine malfunctions. How-
ever, a specialized technician should check the device
if the relative breaker continues to trip.
7.9.
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
For all the operations described herein, refer to the
instructions and detailed warnings in the relative
sections.
7.9.1. DAILY OPERATIONS
Disassemble and check the brush or the pad driver
disk (with the abrasive pad assembled).
Check that there are no foreign bodies that may
impede the movement or efficiency of all cleaning
parts.
Check the squeegee: clean the blades and check their
condition/wear.
If Pb-Acid batteries are used, carefully carry out the
operations described by the battery manufacturer.
Charge the batteries.
7.9.2. WEEKLY OPERATIONS
Check and, if necessary, replace the splash guard.
Carefully check the profile of the squeegee blades
and replace them, if necessary.
Check that the suction hoses and conduits are not
clogged;
Thoroughly clean the solution and recovery tanks.
For other models with the Pb-Acid battery: check the
level of the electrolyte in all elements and, if neces-
sary, top up with distilled water. Refer to the battery
manufacturer’s detailed instructions.
Lift the filter compartment cover and check under
the impermeable sponge filter for any signs of liquid;
if there is any, drain it off into the dirty water tank.
7.9.3. OPERATIONS AT EXTENDED INTERVALS
Even though the machine was built with great preci-
sion and conforms to the most severe quality tests,
the electrical and mechanical parts will inevitably be
subjected to wear and aging after extended periods
of use.
For safe and problem-free operation, your machine
should be carefully checked every year by our author-
ized technical service centre (or by a specialist in the
sector familiar with all the pertinent safety regula-
tions contained in this manual).
This type of work may have to be carried out more
frequently if the machine operates in particular/dif-
ficult situations and/or if required maintenance was
not performed.
7.10. RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS
You’ll always be able to use your machine as effi-
ciently as possible by maintaining a stock of the most
common consumable materials and by scheduling
routine and extraordinary maintenance. Contact your
dealer for a list of these spare parts.
8.
OPERATING CHECKS
8.1.
THE MACHINE DOESN’T WORK
The key isn’t inserted or correctly turned.
Insert and turn the key to position ON.
The battery connector is disconnected or poorly
attached to the main wiring connector.
Firmly connect the two connectors.
The machine is charging.
Complete the charging operation.
The batteries are discharged.
Charge the batteries.
8.2.
THE BRUSH DON’T ROTATE
The brush motor switch is not selected.
Press the button to activate the brushes.
The brush motor thermal breaker tripped; the
motor overheated.
Troubleshoot the cause (cords or similar items that
impede movement, surface too rough, etc.) and press
the reset breaker (the first from the top).
The transmission belt is broken.
Replace it.
The motor relay or the brush motor is broken.
Replace it.
8.3.
NOT ENOUGH OR TOO MUCH CLEANING
SOLUTION
The solution water tank is empty.
Fill the solution water tank after having emptied
the recovery tank.
The solenoid valve switch is in the OFF position
Set the solenoid valve switch to the ON position
The solution water valve is is closed or almost
closed.
Adjust/increase the detergent solution outlet flow
by turning the flow adjustment lever.
The solution water filter is dirt and clogged in
some point.
Open the filter and clean it removing the dirt.
7. MAINTENANCE INFORMATIONS 8. OPERATING CHECKS INFORMATION
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