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Cleaning method

Direct method:

Scrubbing and vacuuming in one pass.

Indirect working method:

Apply the cleaning solution (only scrubbing), afterwards scrubbing and 
vacuuming.
The cleaning methods are described in detail in the ”Method Card”. You can 
obtain this from your TASKI partner.

Refilling the solution tank

When the tools are no longer sufficiently supplied with the solution, the tank 
containing the solution is empty.

End of operation

Drain the recovery tank / solution tank

The disposal of the dirty water or the cleaning solution must be carried out in 
accordance with the appropriate national regulations.
Proceed as follows for both tanks:

Clean the recovery tank / solution tank

Clean solution tank filter

Cleaning the tool

Removing and cleaning the squeegee

Under certain circumstances, the driving of the machine can be 
impaired by a special combination of surface/soiling and cleaning 
product.

This effect can be reduced by special wheel options.

Caution:

Do not clean without solution, as it could cause floor damage.

• Stop cleaning.
• Refill the tank, see Page 29.

• Stop the flow of solution.

• Drive a few metres so that the tool rotates further for a short time. You will 

avoid dripping by doing this.

Very important when using contact pads!

• Release the operating lever.

• Press down the pedal and lock it in place to 

raise the tool.

• Drive on a few metres further in order to pick up the remaining dirty water.

• Raise the squeegee.

Allow the suction unit to continue running until 

the rest of the dirty water has been sucked into 

the hose.

• Switch off the suction unit first, and then the 

keyswitch.

Always drain and clean the recovery tank every time you use the 
machine.

If the dirty water is allowed to stand, unpleasant smells and 

deposition of the dirt will take place after a few hours.

• Switch the machine off.
• Remove the drainage hose from its holder.

Open the red or blue cap situated near the handle and lower the 
end of the hose slowly to drain the solution out.

• Switch the machine off.
• Lift the tank lid.
• Remove the coarse dirt sieve (yellow), empty and clean it.

• Remove the recovery tank and clean it and the 

hose with water.

The tank can be completely drained via the 

drain opening. 

• Replace the recovery tank on the machine.
• Then thoroughly rinse out the solution tank with clean water.
• Check the float is functioning correctly and that the suction filter (yellow) is 

clean.

In case of damage or soiling of the float and suction filter, please refer to 

page 31.

• After draining and cleaning, screw the red and blue caps on again, and hang 

the hoses from their holders again.

Caution:

Clogged filters reduce the flow of the cleaning solution. As a 
consequence you may damage the floor coating.

• Switch the machine off.

• Once the solution tank has been drained, screw 

the yellow cap from the solution tank filter and 
pull it away from its holder.

• Rinse the filter under running water.

If necessary, the filter should be descaled with a 10% TASKI calcacid 

solution.

The filter is lower than the tank outflow. A residual amount of 
solution will flow out once the filter cap has been unscrewed.

• Refit the solution filter.

• Switch the machine off using the keyswitch and remove the key.

• Press down the pedal and lock it in place to 

raise the tool.

• Turn the tool anticlockwise away from the tool 

coupling using your foot. 

• Clean the tool with water.

• Switch the machine off.
• Pull the suction hose away from the squeegee support.

• Raise the squeegee and loosen the fixing 

screws on the squeegee.

The squeegee support wheel must be in the 

direction of movement.

• Remove the squeegee from the squeegee 

support.

• Clean the squeegee with water using a brush.

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Page 2: ...achine is n rooms in which in explosive and eassily inflammable materials e g petrol solvents fuel oil dusts etc are stored or processed The electrical or mechanical components could lead to these mat...

Page 3: ...e Member States regarding electro magnetic compatibility and for the annulment of Directive 89 336 EWG Harmonised standards applied EN 60 335 1 ed 4 1 A1 A2 EN 60 335 2 67 2009 EN 60 335 2 69 2009 EN...

Page 4: ...tion block batteries with integrated charging unit 2 8 9 10 5 11 6 12 7 13 15 16 17 18 14 1 3 4 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 35 max 60 C max 140 F max 60 C max 140 F max 60 C max 140 F 29 30 31 32 33...

Page 5: ...switch and remove the key Working with worn out damaged and or wrong tools could result in possible damage to floors or their protective layers Position the tool below the brush unit Switch on the key...

Page 6: ...asant smells and deposition of the dirt will take place after a few hours Switch the machine off Remove the drainage hose from its holder Open the red or blue cap situated near the handle and lower th...

Page 7: ...ies 28 Clean all parts marked yellow Drain and clean the tanks 30 Clean the machine with a damp cloth 31 Clean the tank lid seal check for cracks and re place if necessary Maintenance programs by TASK...

Page 8: ...tional life the machine and its accessories must be disposed of according to the national regulations Your TASKI partner can support you with proper disposal upon notification Batteries The batteries...

Page 9: ...power internal battery charger 195 W Machine weight for operation 123 123 kg Solution tank nominal 20 20 l Recovery tank 20 20 l Tools 1 x 43 1 x 43 cm Brush rpm 170 170 min 1 Brush pressure 30 30 kg...

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