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COMPONENT LOCATIONS
A.
Batteries.
(Under the rear hood.
Check water every two weeks. Read
battery section of this book.
B.
Battery Connector
(Red 175 Connec-
tor). Disconnect this from the Central
Command control panel, and connect to
the charger to recharge batteries.
Leave the battery compartment hood
open during recharging!
C.
Solution Tank Door.
Add detergent
and water here.
D.
Recovery Tank.
E.
Vac Motor Housing.
Vacuum motor
for recovery is kept here. Unscrew the
top cover to access the motor. It is
easily removed.
F.
Recovery Drain Hose.
Drain and flush
out the recovery tank every evening. If
necessary, clean out the tank using
Item G. Recovery Cleanout Door.
G.
Recovery Cleanout Door.
Gives ac-
cess to tank interior. Do not open until
tank is first drained. Be sure you clean
the sealing surface before screwing the
door back on or door may leak.
H.
Solution Cleanout Door.
Only found
on machines with recycling. On other
machines this door is not cut through the
tank plastic. You may use the screw-on
lid as a backup for the recovery tank.
I.
Vacuum Hose.
Connects between
squeegee and recovery tank. Hose is
easily removed if clog occurs. Clog will
generally occur at the squeegee.
J.
Solution Tank Level Indicator and
Drain.
This clear hose shows level of
solution & can serve as a drain.
K.
Squeegee.
L.
Squeegee Pitch Adjustment.
Adjust
for maximum effectiveness. Moves front
of squeegee up and down.
In general, back blades of squeegee
must touch the floor in the corners. If
squeegee trails in the middle--it is
pitched too far forward. If it trails at the
edges, it is pitched too far back.
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M.
Squeegee Lift & Lower Handle
Raises and lowers squeegee (on
standard models without electric
squeegee lift ) and turns on the
vacuum motor.
Lifting the handle turns the vac motor
off after a 21 second delay.
The handle is not found on machines
with electric squeegee lift.
Summary of Contents for 29
Page 8: ...OPERATING YOUR MACHINE Page 6 ...
Page 15: ...SPECIAL OPERATING TIPS PAGE 13 ...
Page 18: ...MAINTAINING YOUR MACHINE PAGE 16 ...
Page 27: ...TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE PAGE 23 ...
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