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ICE RS26, powered by Brain OS  

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  Gen2, v1.1217 – Content Subject to Change

 

Brain Corporation 

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OPERATING THE MACHINE 

ADDITIONAL OPERATING COMPONENTS AND VEHICLE FEATURES

Additional function and operation controls located on the body of the Brain-enabled scrubber.

PROPEL PEDAL 

(RIGHT PEDAL)

BRAKE DEVICE AND BRAKE PEDAL 

(LEFT PEDAL)

OPERATOR SEAT

Press propel (accelerator) pedal to drive the machine. 
Removing pressure from the pedal stops travel. 
The park brake engages after short delay.

Removing pressure from propel (accelerator) pedal stops 
travel. The park brake engages after a short delay.

The Brain-enabled scrubber is also equipped 
with a brake pedal, which can be used if quicker 
stopping is needed or if operating on an incline.

The seat is moved forward and backward using the black 
lever protruding from underneath seat base. This seat 
can also be lifted to access the Brain- enabled scrubber 
battery and brake release instructions and tool.

Summary of Contents for RS26 GEN2

Page 1: ...OPERATIONAL MANUAL ROBOTIC SCRUBBER ICE RS26 GEn2 Powered by BrainOS...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ng Brushes or Pads Mounting Side And Rear Squeegee Assemblies Filling the Solution Tank Filling Detergent Bottle 18 CONTROLS OVERVIEW Manual Functions Right Side Control Panel One Touch Button Vacuum...

Page 4: ...tion Codes 25 PRE OPERATION CHECKS 26 MANUAL MODE Start Up Brake Device Emergency Stop Buttons 27 AUTONOMOUS MODE Home Location Codes Establishing Home Locations Selecting Locations for the Home Locat...

Page 5: ...embly Adjusting Side Skirt Height Removing Side Skirt Brake Release Removing the On Board Charger Removing Scrubber Brushes Inserting New Brush 39 BEST PRACTICES Tips for successful operation Establis...

Page 6: ...s Machine should only be used by trained operators in controlled restricted environments approved by Brain Corp Brain Corp may provide additional training as to the intended use of the machine and the...

Page 7: ...ith reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge Please see the ASA and EULA for further uses and restrictions If the machine operates autonomously in an area wh...

Page 8: ...may impair safety and potentially damage the machine The Machine is not designed or intended for use in environments requiring fail safe performance including without limitation any application in wh...

Page 9: ...e in accordance with your local environmental regulations Do not use on surfaces having a gradient exceeding 3 AUTONOMOUS or 3 MANUAL All doors and covers are to be positioned as indicated in the inst...

Page 10: ...G PATH WIDTH 26 IN 650 MM PRODUCTIVITY RATE IN THEORY 14 107 SQ FT HR TRAVEL SPEED MANUAL TRANSPORT 4 MPH 6 5 KM HR MINIMUM AISLE TURN 60 IN 1524 MM PAD BRUSH PRESSURE 77 LBS 121 LBS 165 LBS 35 KG 55...

Page 11: ...5 Scrub head assembly 6 Side squeegee assembly 7 Brake pedal 8 Accelerator pedal 9 Front drive wheel 10 Operator seat 11 Steering wheel 12 Adjusting handle seat 13 On board battery charger receptacle...

Page 12: ...Warning light 21 Recovery tank cover 22 Recovery tank 23 Cup holder 24 Cap 25 Detergent bottle 26 Battery box 27 Drain hose recovery tank 28 Drain hose solution tank 29 Vacuum hose 30 Blue autonomy b...

Page 13: ...n 33 Emergency stop 34 Battery indicator 35 General alert indicator 36 Detergent level indicator and control 37 Water level indicator and control 38 Scrubber depth indicator 39 Horn 40 One touch butto...

Page 14: ...reverse drive off the ramp 2 For US Domestic customers your batteries are installed prior to crating OUS Install batteries if applicable See INSTALLING BATTERIES 3 Turn on momentary key ignition switc...

Page 15: ...6 V FullRiver DC335 6 Deep Cycle MAINTENANCE FREE AGM BATTERY OR EQUIVALENT MAX BATTERIES DIMENSIONS 11 8 in L X 7in W X 11 4 in H 300mm X 180mm X 290mm 1 Turn off the momentary key ignition switch 2...

Page 16: ...remove the pad driver or brush ensure machine is off and scrub head is in the raised position Remove the side squeegee assembly Machine Components 6 and push the edge of the brush downward MOUNTING SI...

Page 17: ...t your janitorial supply distributor for recommendations regarding proper chemicals CAUTION Before using any cleaning chemicals The Safety Data Sheet SDS for the chemical shall be reviewed by the work...

Page 18: ...bber The vacuum will also be engaged when this button is pressed The machine is now ready to scrub This button lowers the squeegee located at the rear of the machine The vacuum will also be initiated...

Page 19: ...r s surface Only the scrub deck is engaged while double scrubbing The squeegee is not in operation allowing solution to remain on the floor for increased cleaning solution dwell time WARNING Double sc...

Page 20: ...bled scrubber in reverse the squeegee will raise automatically In addition the vacuum motor turns off after a short delay This prevents damaging squeegee The Brain enabled scrubber is equipped with tw...

Page 21: ...ry settings DETERGENT LEVELS INDICATOR AND CONTROL WATER LEVEL INDICATOR AND CONTROL SCRUBBER PRESSURE CONTROL If any of the warning indicators outlined above appear cease operating machine and correc...

Page 22: ...e ROC See section on ROC for further details USER INTERFACE LCD TOUCHSCREEN The user interface LCD screen displays various menus that control a variety of functions and options of the Brain enabled sc...

Page 23: ...to drive the machine Removing pressure from the pedal stops travel The park brake engages after short delay Removing pressure from propel accelerator pedal stops travel The park brake engages after a...

Page 24: ...cation Codes In addition the following key terms and definitions must be understood to successfully operate the Brain enabled scrubber ROUTE TEACH A NEW CLEANING ROUTE This is the course your ICE RS26...

Page 25: ...let filter clean them if necessary 3 Check the vacuum hose for debris or blockage Check the squeegees for damage wear and for deflection adjustment 4 Check whether the pad brush is installed properly...

Page 26: ...anual cleaning is to be conducted select desired cleaning settings using the scrubber depth indicator detergent level indicator and water level indicator adjustment buttons 6 The machine may now be dr...

Page 27: ...one in the rear of the machine The machine is also equipped with a brake pedal that can be used to control the machine if quicker stopping is needed or when operating on an incline Pushing this butto...

Page 28: ...on code your robotic scrubber is able to identify the machine s current location as well as which routes are saved to that specific location The machine is capable of storing six routes for each home...

Page 29: ...t around the home location code 5 If the home location code is visible within the live video camera view and the Brain enabled scrubber is within the appropriate distance from the code the machine wil...

Page 30: ...not scan the code if the Brain enabled scrubber is not properly positioned 3 When the Brain enabled scrubber sees the home location code it will be visible via the live video image on the user interfa...

Page 31: ...LAR SERVICE IS NEEDED FOR THE MACHINE TO CONNECT TO THE ROC The ROC Indicator is located on the user interface LCD screen in the status bar When the ROC Indicator is illuminated orange the Brain enabl...

Page 32: ...tank of all fluid 8 Drain the recovery tank of all fluid clean the recovery tank and flush the drain hose empty and clean and the yellow debris strainer basket at the top of the recovery tank DRAININ...

Page 33: ...lts NOTE The machine cannot operate when charging ON BOARD BATTERY CHARGER The ICE RS26 powered by Brain OS robotic scrubber has an on board charger position below the seat above the foot plate 1 Plac...

Page 34: ...urfaces being cleaned Replace when the items are worn MONTHLY MAINTENANCE 1 Clean the battery tops to prevent corrosion 2 Check for loose battery cable connections 3 Inspect and clean recovery tank co...

Page 35: ...tank check vacuum fan inlet filter clean if necessary 3 Check vacuum hose for debris or blockage Check squeegees for damage wear and for deflection adjustment 4 Check whether pad brush is installed pr...

Page 36: ...tion For best cleaning performance the side skirt should be adjusted such that the blade flares outward slightly when the deck is lowered Check the adjustment by operating the machine and verifying th...

Page 37: ...re required to move the machine once the brake is released one person to steer and one to push Check for and clean up any residual water or liquids on the ground before performing the brake release pr...

Page 38: ...the brush out from underneath the machine The machine is now ready for placement of new brushes INSERTING NEW BRUSH Slide the new brush underneath the machine and push it upwards into the sprocket unt...

Page 39: ...are clean and free of smudges Clean any dirt and dust off using the microfiber cloth provided Do not apply water to the sensors OR cloth Inspect Pads Brushes Squeegees As brushes wear down the scrub...

Page 40: ...ate must be at least five feet wide Any u turn with the ICE RS26 robotic scrubber powered by Brain OS requires at least 10 ft for a u turn MANUAL AND AUTONOMOUS MODE When using the Brain enabled scrub...

Page 41: ...k is empty and that the strainer basket and filter are both clean 3 Fill water and cleaning solution tanks 4 Inspect squeegees and brushes pads for wear damage and proper installation 5 Inspect and cl...

Page 42: ...to pair your phone each day you use the machine This is to ensure only an on site operator will receive the notifications Once you turn the machine off or if another operator connects you will no lon...

Page 43: ...ator will blink continuously in conjunction with an audible alarm When a fault occurs discontinue operating the machine until the fault is eliminated Turn off the machine and resolve the fault The fau...

Page 44: ...e If The Fault Continues Contact Service Center F6 Brush Overload Brush motor overload Turn Off The Machine Wait A Moment Restart Machine If The Fault Continues Contact Service Center F7 Propel Error...

Page 45: ...M MOTOR DOES NOT RUN OR RUNS SLOWLY Recovery Tank Full Drain Recovery Tank Recovery Tank Float System Dirty Clean Float System Circuit Breaker Tripped Reset Circuit Breaker Loose Connection Check Moto...

Page 46: ...Clean Connections Faulty Main Contactor Replace Contactor Faulty Key Switch Replace Switch LITTLE OR NO PROPEL Low Battery Charge Charge Batteries Wheels Spin Decrease Brush Pressure Controller Overhe...

Page 47: ...ubject to Change Brain Corporation 47 WHERE TO GET MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT CUSTOMER SUPPORT 1 888 834 9948 servicebraincorp triadservice com If you see this error on the display please reboot the mach...

Page 48: ...roBotiC sCruBBer iCe rs26 gen2 poWered By Brainos V1 1217 CONTENT SUBJECT TO CHANGE...

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