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HOUR METER

The control display is located on the control panel, and the screen that appears after the start-up screen 

displays the machine's total usage time.

The numbers before the "." symbol identify hours, while the number that follows it indicates hour 

decimals (an hour decimal corresponds to six minutes).

When the “hour glass” symbol (1) is flashing it indicates that the hour meter is counting the appliance's 

operating time.

BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL INDICATOR

The control panel is equipped with a control display.

The graphic symbol that identifies the charge level of batteries appears at the bottom of the control 

display.

The indicator consists of charge level 

symbols (2).

When the minimum remaining charge 

is reached, the graphic symbol (2) will 

start to blink, and will turn off after a few 

seconds, after which the symbol (3) will 

start to blink. Under these conditions, 

the machine must be brought to the 

battery charging area.

N.B.

: A few seconds after the battery

charge reaches the critical level (2), the 

brush  gear  motors  will  shut  off 

automatically. With the remaining

charge it is possible to complete the

drying process before starting the

recharge.

N.B.

: A few seconds after the battery charge level reaches the discharge level (2), the vacuum 

motor switches off automatically.

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ACTIVATING THE SIDE BRUSH (VERSION 1SL OR 2SL)

If the lateral brush needs to be used during the floor scrubbing operations, and therefore with the brush 

head in its working position, press the lateral brush head activation/deactivation button (1) on the left-

hand side of the steering column (

Fig.1

).

N.B.

: When the lateral brush is in function, the LED indicator light inside the button (1) will be on.

N.B.

: By pressing the button (1), the side brush head will begin to move towards the outside of 

the machine, and the solenoid valve will only begin to dispense the detergent solution once it has 

reached its working position (valid only for scrubbing versions).

By pressing the button (1) the side brushes will start to move towards the floor and the gear 

motors of the side brushes will start to work (valid only for sweeping versions).

N.B.

: In order to bring the side brush head back to its resting position, press the button (1) (valid 

only for scrubbing versions).

In order to bring the side brushes back to their resting positions, press the button (1) (valid only 

for sweeping versions).

N.B.

: If the central brush head is raised with the lateral brush head in its working position, the 

lever (2) on the steering column (

Fig.2

) can be turned in order to bring the lateral brush head 

back to its resting position as well. The LED indicator inside the button (1) will nevertheless

remain on to indicate that if the central brush head is brought back to its working position, the 

side one will move to the right (valid only for scrubbing versions).

If the central brush head is raised with the side brush head in its working position, by turning the 

lever (2) on the steering column (

Fig.2

) also the side brushes can be brought back to the resting 

position. The LED indicator inside the button (1) will nevertheless remain on to indicate that if the 

central brush head is brought back to its working position, also the side brushes will be brought 

into contact with the floor (valid only for scrubbing versions).

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ACTIVATING DETERGENT SOLUTION RECYCLING (FLR VERSION)

Upon request the machine can be fitted with a system that allows the detergent solution to be recycled 

so that productivity can be increased, since the number of stops needed to empty and fill the tanks is 

reduced. As a result less water and detergent are used, thereby making the operator safer, who comes 

into contact with the chemical products less frequently, and the operation is more environmentally 

friendly.

If the machine being used features the system for recycling the detergent solution, once the machine 

has been started up, press the FLR system activation - deactivation button (1), on the left side of the 

steering column (

Fig.1

). Once the work operations have been completed, remember to shut off the FLR 

system by pressing the button (1).

N.B.

: When the FLR system is in function, the LED indicator light inside the button (1) will be on.

N.B.

: At the end of the workday, perform

 all the procedures listed in the “

RECOMMENDED 

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

” section.

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AUTOMATIC DETERGENT MEASURING SYSTEM (FSS VERSION)

Upon request, the machine can be fitted with a system that measures out the detergent separately 

from the water in the solution tank. To start it do as follows.

1.  Once the machine has been started up, press the FSS system activation - deactivation button (1) 

(

Fig.1

) on the left side of the steering column.

2.  Press the detergent solution adjustment button (2), on the left side of the steering column, to 

select the level you want to use for the task in hand (

Fig.2

).

N.B.

: If you press the button (2) (

Fig.2

), the control display will show a code indicating the 

amount of detergent in the machine's water system. Press the button gradually to cyclically 

alter the amount of detergent; there are four possible settings (from 0 to 3).

N.B.

: If the command display shows the code H2O 0, the machine doesn't dispense detergent 

(

Fig.3

). This mode is used when the floor is already wet or in general when the chemical action 

of water and detergent solution is not necessary.

N.B.

: With each press of the button (2), the amount of solution released into the machine water 

system will increase by one level. Once the maximum level has been reached, a further press 

on the button will return you to level 0 (no solution dispensed).

N.B.

: Passing from one step to another is a continuous cycle - it is not possible to go back 

except by continuing to the end of the scale and starting again from zero. If the machine is 

switched off via the main switch, the flow of detergent will return to step -03.

N.B.

: If this system is used, the water adjustment tap must always be at its maximum setting, 

move the knob (4) upwards (

Fig.4

).

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AUTOMATIC REQUEST FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (OPTIONAL) 24

The machine has an automatic service for activating an urgent technical assistance request. To activate 

this function, the operator only has to press the button under the hatch (1) bearing the symbol “SOS”.

N.B.

:  in  order  to  activate  this  urgent  technical  assistance  request  the  machine  needs  to  be 

equipped with the FIMAP FLEET MANAGEMENT kit.

N.B.

: in order to send a technical assistance request the machine needs to be on and should be 

in a zone with data traffic coverage.

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EMERGENCY BUTTON

If any serious problems are encountered during the work operations, press the emergency button (1) 

on the electrical system's carter (

Fig.1

).

CAUTION

: This command interrupts the electrical circuit between the batteries and the machine 

system.

N.B.

: After having stopped and resolved the problem, the work operations can be resumed by 

doing the following:

•  Set the main machine switch to “0” (

Fig.2

).

•  Disengage the mushroom-head emergency button (1) (

Fig.3

).

•  Set the main switch to "I" (

Fig.4

).

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Summary of Contents for Magna BS 2SL Basic

Page 1: ...CONQUEST MAGNA FLOOR SCUBBER OPERATOR MANUAL T 1800 826 789 E support conquestequipment com au W conquestequipment com au FIMAG OM V01...

Page 2: ...Drive pedal 22 Horn button 23 Button for activating the automatic dosing system or the automatic recycle system optional 24 Lateral brush control button optional 25 Emergency button 26 Operator seat 2...

Page 3: ...E DETERGENT SOLUTION 21 REVERSE GEAR 21 EXTRA BRUSH HEAD PRESSURE 21 BUZZER 21 WORKING HEADLIGHTS OPTIONAL 21 EMERGENCY BUTTON 21 HOUR METER 22 BATTERY CHARGE LEVEL INDICATOR 22 ACTIVATING THE SIDE BR...

Page 4: ...S DANGER If the battery charger power cable is damaged or broken it should be replaced by the manufacturer by authorised service personnel or else by a qualified person in order to protect against haz...

Page 5: ...should be carried out by the user should not be done by unsupervised children In the event of danger take prompt action by pressing the emergency button near the operator s seat Never collect gases e...

Page 6: ...l vibrations Use the machine only in the way described in this manual Do not pick up anything that is burning or smouldering like cigarettes matches or glowing embers Reduce speed on slopes and danger...

Page 7: ...jewellery loose clothing do not get entangled in the machine s moving parts Only use the machine in well lit areas DEACTIVATION OF THE MACHINE WARNING Always protect the machine against sunlight rain...

Page 8: ...ovement operations have been completed the electro magnetic brake must be re engaged Never use the machine with the electro magnetic brake disengaged If the machine needs to be pushed for maintenance...

Page 9: ...MAP or by FIMAP service centres Wear personal protective equipment as required and as suggested in the manual TRANSPORT WARNING Drain both tanks before transport Bring both the squeegee and the brushe...

Page 10: ...ccidents that happen either in the workplace or whilst moving are caused by failure to respect the most basic safety rules An attentive careful operator is most effective guarantee against accidents a...

Page 11: ...on the central brush head rpm 180 180 Lateral brush head unit motor voltage nominal power rating V W 36 200 Lateral brush head brush rotations rpm 140 Side brushes number external bristles Nr mm 1 29...

Page 12: ...voltage nominal power rating V W 36 90 Lateral brush head brush rotations rpm 75 Side brushes number external bristles Nr mm 2 450 Maximum weight exerted upon the central brush head kg 60 60 Maximum w...

Page 13: ...ters of its capacity Solution tank filling symbol Located on the left side of the machine s solution tank to indicate the amount of water or detergent solution in the tank The symbol on the side indic...

Page 14: ...f the machine CAUTION when getting down from the machine do not place your foot on the scrubbing brush head or side brush head brush 19 Grip the back of the seat 3 and turn the seat support plate to t...

Page 15: ...attery terminals The various phases for inserting the batteries in the battery compartment are as follows 1 Make sure the solution tank is empty If this is not the case empty it read EMPTYING THE SOLU...

Page 16: ...rking position 1 2 3 1 3 2 10 Grip the handle 4 and lower the recovery tank to the maintenance position Fig 4 ATTENTION to prevent the recovery tank from rotating grip the handle 5 on the safety stop...

Page 17: ...eat in the cap 2 3 1 1 2 3 4 ASSEMBLING THE BRUSH HEAD BRUSHES SCRUBBING VERSION To fit the brush on the brush head body proceed as follows 1 Take the machine to the maintenance area 2 Make sure the m...

Page 18: ...he machine CAUTION when getting down from the machine do not place your foot on the scrubbing brush head or side brush head brush 7 Grip the back of the seat 2 and turn the seat support plate to its m...

Page 19: ...the main switch to its I position by turning the key 1 a quarter turn clockwise Fig 1 N B As soon as the machine turns on the control board will perform a diagnostics procedure during which the red L...

Page 20: ...in its working position once the drive pedal is pressed the machine will begin to move in reverse and the squeegee body will be raised into its resting position N B If the reverse gear is engaged with...

Page 21: ...the detergent solution to be recycled so that productivity can be increased since the number of stops needed to empty and fill the tanks is reduced As a result less water and detergent are used there...

Page 22: ...achine brakes decelerating softly until it stops the encoder Only when the encoder has stopped is the electric brake engaged If the machine is moving and the brake pedal 2 Fig 2 is pressed the machine...

Page 23: ...with a jet of water and then with a damp cloth Fig 4 N B the place designated for this operation must comply with current environmental protection regulations 7 Thoroughly clean the squeegee body s r...

Page 24: ...formed bristles it is better to reassemble them in the same position the right hand one on the right and the left hand one on the left to prevent the different inclination of the bristles producing an...

Page 25: ...eyes 2 3 1 2 3 3 1 4 3 1 2 3 1 2 5 4 5 6 4 5 NB Before starting the optional tank cleaning kit check the level indicator 8 to see how much solution there is in the solution tank Fig 9 11 Activate the...

Page 26: ...After checking to make sure that the brush is clean reassemble it and move on to the one on the left hand side 2 2 1 1 To clean the brush with the spray gun kit proceed as follows 1 Take the machine t...

Page 27: ...ng protective gloves to avoid any possible contact with the edges or tips of metal objects 4 Go to the front right of the machine 5 Stand at the back of the machine 6 Grip the moulded handles 3 on the...

Page 28: ...you are advised to always wear goggles to avoid any risk of serious injury to your eyes N B Before starting the optional tank cleaning kit check the level indicator 8 to see how much solution there i...

Page 29: ...in the opposite order to reassemble all the parts N B For the sweeping versions the water system filter is located on the right of the machine N B to adjust the intensity of the solution jet from the...

Page 30: ...s the squeegee therefore the splash guard rubber blades need to be checked To replace the brush head splash guards proceed as follows 1 Take the machine to the maintenance area 2 Make sure the machine...

Page 31: ...essed the brush head body and the squeegee body will begin to descend into their working positions 7 As soon as the brush head and the squeegee have reached their working positions perform the procedu...

Page 32: ...sition carry out the procedures for securing the machine see the section SECURING THE MACHINE 7 Go to the right side of the machine 8 Using the right equipment not supplied with the machine loosen the...

Page 33: ...Function Main Contactor Faulty CC X AL_46 Function Overcurrent Outputs Brushes 1 2 3 X AL_47 Function Overcurrent Outputs vacuum Cleaner 1 2 X AL_48 Function Overcurrent Outputs Water Pumps X AL_49 F...

Page 34: ...is an issue on the drive pedal Contact your nearest service centre INSUFFICIENT DETERGENT SOLUTION ON THE BRUSHES The quantity of detergent solution in the water system is not sufficient for the work...

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