NSS WRANGLER 1708CE, Operation Manual

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NOISE AND VIBRATION 

MACHINE INSPECTION

•  Now that the machine is unpacked remember to 

recycle all packing materials. 

•  Inspect machine for damage or missing components.  

If damage is found, contact the local freight company 
and file a freight claim. 

MACHINE COMPONENTS 

Solution Tank 

The solution tank is the lower part of the machine 
body.  It has a capacity of 

8 gallons (30 liters).

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  The amount of water in the tank is measured by the 

sight hose, (clear plastic tube), at the rear of the 
machine. 

Recovery Tank 

The recovery tank is the upper part of the machine 
body.  It has a capacity of 

10 gallons (38 liters)

.   

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  A rectangular, clearview lid assembly closes the 

recovery tank. 

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  The recovery tank has a foam-sensitive float shut-

off assembly.  As the water or foam level rises, the 
float ball will rise and shut off the air-flow of the 
vacuum motor to the squeegee.  It does 

not

 shut off 

the vacuum motor. 

Control Panel 

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  The operator control panel is located at the rear 

area of the machine. This panel has components 
that control various machine functions.  

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 Starting from the 

left

 side: 

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  The circuit breaker is for both the brush motor and 

the vacuum motor. 

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  The first switch turns the brush motor on and off. 

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  The next switch turns the vacuum motor on and off. 

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  The red switch is the master power switch; it 

controls the power to all components 

Squeegee Assembly

The squeegee assembly has a wide, flat frame to 
help prevent damage, two ( 2) mounting knobs, and 
two (2) small wheels to prevent “rollover” in reverse. 

Brush Gear Motor 

This machine has one (1) 24-volt brush motor located 
at the front of the machine.  The motor is attached to 
a gearbox to turn the pad drivers or brushes. 

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This motor has carbon brushes that must be 
serviced on a regular basis.  The carbon brushes 
have an expected life of 2,000 operating hours.  
Refer to the maintenance section later in this book.

Vacuum Motor 

This machine has a 24-volt vacuum motor. 

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  The vacuum motor is attached to the underside of 

the solution tank behind the rubber flap.

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This motor has carbon brushes that must be 
serviced on a regular basis.  The carbon brushes 
have a maximum expected life of 700 operating 
hours.  Refer to the maintenance section later in 
this book.  

NOISE 
Sound pressure level at Operator 
position 

74dB(A) 

VIBRATION 
Weighted RMS acceleration value 
(ISO 5349) 

.367 m/s

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