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TRANSPORTATION 

  For transporting the machine on level surfaces 

adjust the handle in an upright position, and 
transport the machine on the back wheels refer to 
Pic 21. 

  When transporting the machine and stairs are 

encountered mechanical lifting aids should be 
used. Do not transport the machine up stairs by 
pulling on the handle, this practice increases 
forces on the operator that can cause injury. 

  Where lifting of the machine is inevitable operators 

should be trained in team lifting and manual 
handling techniques. 

PAD AND BRUSH MAINTENANCE 

  Replace brushes and pads that are excessively 

worn, to reduce the risk of floor damage. 

  Wash pads on a regular basis and then store to 

dry. 

  Excessive amounts of polish congealed on brush 

bristles or embedded in the pad will cause 
excessive drag, that can over load the machine. 
For best results use clean or new brushes and 
pads. 

  Abrasive materials embedded in pads can scratch 

the floor surface. Ensure clean pads are used. 

  Remove brushes and pad holders from the 

machine when stored. In storage the weight of the 
machine can deform these parts causing the 
machine to vibrate on the next use. 

POWER CORD MAINTENANCE 

  Unplug the electrical cord from the power outlet 

when the machine is not in use, or when cleaning 
or maintaining the machine. 

  Wind the power cord between the handle and cord 

storage arm from the machine end to reduce 
knuckling, check for damage, and remove soilage 
as shown in Pic 22. 

  Replace cords that are badly kinked, knuckled, cut 

or damaged. 

  If the cord is damaged it must be replaced with the 

original manufacturers part and by an Authorized 
dealer or similarly qualified person.

 

FOCUS SUDS MAINTENANCE

 

  Do not use water in the solution tank above 80°C 

  Use only water or neutral chemicals in the solution 

tank. Do not use alkaline chemicals in the solution 
tank. 

  At the end of each shift empty the cleaning solution 

from the tank. Flush clean water through the tank 
and solenoid valve to remove residual chemicals. 

Pic 21 Transporting the Machine.

 

Pic 22 Cleaning and Checking the 
Cord 

Summary of Contents for Focus CLASSIC

Page 1: ...ited ABN 43 002 858 059 6 Pike Street Rydalmere NSW 2116 Australia PO Box 360 Rydalmere BC 1701 Telephone 61 2 9684 2433 Fax 61 2 9684 2278 Freecall within Australia 1800 257 221 Email hksales hakoaus...

Page 2: ...upport lugs and reposition with additional heavy duty washers under both bolt head and fastening nut and between lugs and bar support ELECTRICAL CONNECTION For Focus Focus Hi Torque Classic models con...

Page 3: ...clamp by rotating the handle lever shown in Pic 8 clockwise adjust handle to comfortable waist height then lock into position by rotating the lever counter clockwise Do not use excessive force to lock...

Page 4: ...position refer Pic 12 Return the machine to an upright position HANDLE INDICATOR AND CONTROLS Pic 9 Factory Set Joint on Focus and Focus Hi Torque Classic Models Pic 11 Attaching a Brush Pic 12 Lockin...

Page 5: ...ug into power point Adjust handle to comfortable waist height refer to Pic 18 Rotate wheels OFF the floor refer to Pic 18 Check that the power indicator lamp is ON Push the Safety Interlock Lever forw...

Page 6: ...n of the power point room furniture layout entrance and exit points Work away from the power cord to avoid entanglement with the rotating brush pad mechanism Ensure that the power cord is clear of the...

Page 7: ...he floor surface Ensure clean pads are used Remove brushes and pad holders from the machine when stored In storage the weight of the machine can deform these parts causing the machine to vibrate on th...

Page 8: ...chine Ensure the rear wheels are UP when in use Ensure the machine is in constant motion over the floor area Keeping the machine in a localized spot may result in friction burns to the floor Trips Sli...

Page 9: ...double pole micro switch Stopping Unattended automatic stop incorporated Adjustment Lever operated clamp with infinitely variable height adjustment through 90 Wheels Type diameter Retractable and non...

Page 10: ...9 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOCUS SUDS MODELS...

Page 11: ...3380007 1 42 Guard Pulley Focus Classic 13260005 1 Plate Switch 726 5488A 13350016 1 43 Washer M4 x1 5 x 1 5 SQ Sect Sprg ZP 13420011 6 5 Cap 1 2 BSP Red Plastic 13220019 1 44 Screw No 8 x 3 8 Mush Ni...

Page 12: ...17 18 17 1 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 9 30 31 32 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 10 11 49 48 51 50 52 53 54 35 34 14 36 37 38 19 39 40 41 25 42 43 44 45 46 47 55 16 17 18 19 20 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 2...

Page 13: ...crew WN1412 K B 50 X 20 Z 13380048 6 10 Clamp Cord Handle IC 13220014 2 28 Housing Handle Lid IC 13270004 1 11 Screw WN1412 K B 40 X 16 Z 13380026 4 29 Lever Safety Interlock Handle IC 13310002 1 12 T...

Page 14: ...ko Australia Pty Ltd is not responsible for costs or repairs performed by persons other than those specifically authorised by Hako Australia Pty Ltd This warranty does not apply to damage from transpo...

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