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OPERATION
WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS MACHINE ON A
FLOOR WITH DAMAGED OR LOOSE TILES, THIS
MAY RESULT IN ADDITIONAL DAMAGE TO THE
FLOOR OR BODILY INJURY.
Before starting, sweep the area to reduce the chance
of marking the floor. Install the desired pad. See “PAD
INSTALLATION”. For effective long burnishing use, be-
gin with fully charged batteries and a clean dust bag.
Begin by setting the speed of the machine to the slow-
est setting by turning the traverse speed knob fully clock-
wise. Next, turn the pad pressure adjustment knob in
the “-” direction (clockwise) until it stops. Now turn it in
the “+” direction (counterclockwise) for eight turns. This
will set the pad pressure at its middle setting. Toggle
the master switch to the “ON” position. Now toggle the
vacuum switch to the “ON” position, then toggle the pad
lift switch to the “DOWN” or “ON” position.
To start the machine moving forward and turn on the
pad drive motor, push forward on the control handles.
NOTE: There is a switch on the pad head. It does not
allow the pad drive motor to turn on without the pad head
being one inch or less off the ground while the drive
control handles are engaged.
The pad pressure may need to be adjusted to the con-
dition of the floor. See “PAD PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT
KNOB”.
CAUTION: Too much pressure may damage floor
or overload the pad drive motor.
The desired forward speed can be adjusted by turning
the traverse speed knob. See “TRAVERSE SPEED”.
To stop forward motion and the pad from rotating, move
the control handles to the center (neutral) position. Dy-
namic braking helps to stop the machine from coasting
forward when the drive control is disengaged.
To move the machine backwards, pull on the control
handles.
CAUTION: When moving backwards neither the
machine drive motor or dynamic braking assists in
moving or stopping the machine .
DUST BAG (Figure 10)
The dust created by machine operation is collected in
a recovery bag located at the rear of the machine. Flip
both latches and remove door to access the bag.
BATTERY CHARGING
Read and understand the charger manufacturer’s
instructions before using.
The machine’s master switch should be in the OFF
position before and during recharging. Lift the hood to
allow ventilation to the battery compartment and do not
close during charging operation.
The machine’s charger plug is mounted on the rear of
the machine. Firmly connect the charger’s mating plug
into the charger plug of the machine.
DANGER
HYDROGEN GAS IS FORMED WHEN THE BATTER-
IES APPROACH FULL CHARGE. THIS GAS IS
EXPLOSIVE; AVOID ANY OPEN FLAME OR ELEC-
TRIC SPARK NEAR BATTERIES. NEVER CONNECT
OR DISCONNECT CHARGER WHILE CHARGING.
AVOID ACCUMULATION OF GAS, BE SURE THE
BATTERIES RECEIVE GOOD AIR CIRCULATION
WHILE BEING CHARGED BY HAVING THE MA-
CHINE IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA.
CLEAN UP AND STORAGE
Store the machine in a cool dry place.
Avoid prolonged exposure of machine to freezing tem-
peratures during storage or transporting.
MAINTENANCE
DAILY
ˇ Check and replace pads as needed
ˇ Check and replace the dust bag as needed
ˇ Check and charge the batteries
BATTERY CARE
1. Keep water level in cells above the plates. Check
daily - if cells need water, use only distilled or approved
water.
2. Keep batteries fully charged when not in use.
3. Keep batteries and terminals clean. When neces-
sary, clean the terminals with a baking soda solution,
then coat them with grease to retard corrosion.
CHANGE PAD MOTOR BRUSHES (Figure 11)
This light illuminates when the pad drive motor’s
brushes need to be replaced. Contact the dealer from
which the machine was purchased or an authorized ser-
vice station for service.
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