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E14 Floor Scrubber 988760 Rev A 04/22
Make sure that the battery charger fits the installed batteries both for capacity as for type (lead/acid or GEL and
equivalents). Never charge a GEL battery with an unsuitable battery charger. Carefully follow the instructions
given by the manufacturer of batteries and battery charger.
Danger of gas exhalations and emission of corrosive liquids
Fire danger: do not approach with free flames
6.6
Battery charge level gauge
The battery charge level gauge is composed by 3 led that indicate approximately the battery charge level (Fig. 4).
Gren = battery charged
Yellow = battery partially exhausted
Red = battery exhausted, the brush motor and the vacuum motor turn off automatically
The brush motor and the apiration motor automatically turn off a few seconds after the red led turns on. In order
to bring the machine to the recharging point, lift up the front of the machine and move leaning on the wheels.
Using the specific cable, connect the battery charger to a 115 V sucket.
During the charging process it is not possible to use the machine.
6.7 Handle
regulation
The handle, bended for packing reasons, must be put in the working position:
1. Insert the hose with the major diameter in the left cover connector (Fig. 5A)
2. Insert the hose with the smaller diameter in the rignt cover connector (Fig. 5B)
3. Lift up the handle pulling the lever indicated (Fig. 6A)
4. Move the handle and put it in the working position (Fig. 6B)
6.8
Installing the disk brushes
1. Lift up the squeegee if it is in the working position. (Fig. 8- 3)
2. Lift up the machine pressing on the handle.
3. Lean the machine on the brush being sure that this last is in the center of the brush cover.
4. Activate with pulses the start button (Fig. 8- 2)
The brush locks automatically.
To avoid damages to the floors, choose with attention the types of brushes more suitable for the surface to
treat.
Make sure there are no objects or people close to the machine.
6.9 Recuperation
tank
Check that the descharge plug is screwed and that the cover leans completely on the blade.
6.10 Detergent
solution
Fill the solution tank with clean water at a temperature that does not exceed 50°C (Fig. 7) and add the liquid detergent in
the amounts and using the procedures recommended by the detergent manufacturer. Use only a minimal percentage of
detergent to prevent formation of an excess quantity of foam since too much foam may damage the vacuum motor.
Always use low foam detergent. Introduce a small amount of anti-foam detergent in the recuperation tank
before starting to work to be sure to prevent foam from being generated. Never use pure acids. Put the refill
opening cover back in place after filling the tank.
