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End of operation

After cleaning

Finishing work

Drain the recovery tank / fresh water tank

The disposal of the dirty water or the cleaning solution must be carried out in 

accordance with the appropriate national regulations.

Proceed as follows for both tanks:

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Stop the flow of solution.

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Drive a further few metres to avoid subsequent ,,dripping’’.

Very important when using contact pads!

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Press the brush pressure button.

The tools will be stopped.

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Drive on a few metres further in order to pick up the remaining waste water.

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Only now switch off the vacuum unit.

The suction nozzle rises and the suction aggregate keeps on 

running for approx. 10 sec.

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Pull out the key and operate the parking brake (see Parking brake‘ Page 9).

Always drain and clean the recovery tank every time you use the machine.

If the dirty water is allowed to stand, unpleasant smells and deposition of the 

dirt will take place after a few hours.

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Pull out the key and operate the parking brake (see Parking brake‘ Page 9).

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Remove the hose from its holder.

Open the red cover at handle height and slowly lower the end of the hose 

to pour out the contents.

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Summary of Contents for Combimat swingo 3500

Page 1: ...uctions of use and the safety notes carefully Keep the instructions of use in a good and easily accessible place so that they can be consulted at any time Instructions of use T o O r d e r P a r t s C...

Page 2: ...ccording to these instructions of use The machine is suitable for floor cleaning applications in industrial and commercial areas such as hotels schools hospitals factories shopping centres offices etc...

Page 3: ...impairment of the health of the user and of third parties cannot be excluded While operating the machine take note of the surrounding area and pay particular attention to third parties and children Ca...

Page 4: ...e g by fixing a wedge Store the machine in a dry dust free room with a corrosion free atmosphere The temperature must not fall below 10 C nor exceed 35 C Low temperatures damp and dust can significant...

Page 5: ...and its accessories must be disposed of according to the national regulations Your TASKI partner can support you with proper disposal upon notification Batteries The batteries must be removed from the...

Page 6: ...ck 13 Brush unit 14 Impact protection 15 Parking brake 16 Drive pedal 17 Brake pedal 18 Forwards Backwards lever and horn 19 Keyswitch 20 Control panel 21 Steering wheel 22 Drivers seat adjustment 23...

Page 7: ...egate ON 37 Suction aggregate OFF soiled solution tank full 38 Tool aggregate ON 39 Fault accelerator pedal 40 Hours in total 41 Tool aggregate hour indicator 42 Hours of operation 43 Error code 44 Br...

Page 8: ...manufacturer Charging procedure traction block batteries with external charging unit After completing the charging and with immediate use t Pull out the key and operate the parking brake see Parking b...

Page 9: ...key and operate the parking brake see Parking brake Page 9 t Loosen the lock on the left side of the driver s seat and push it to the desired position t Lock the seat into position Check seat locking...

Page 10: ...could result in possible damage to floor or their protective layers t Turn the left tool counter clockwise and the right tool clockwise into the lock This locks the tool into place t Pull out the key...

Page 11: ...the measuring cup to the water in the fresh water tank diaphragm sack Dose the cleaning solution Page 31 t Lay dosing cup in tank t Close the tank lid and fold the driver s seat back t Turn the machi...

Page 12: ...g button min level 1 max level 4 t specify driving direction by using the driving direction lever Forwards Backwards Caution Take turning radius into account t By gently pressing the speed control in...

Page 13: ...t the key and operate the parking brake see Parking brake Page 9 t Fold the driver seat forward and open the tank cover t Pull the recycling filter out of the fresh water tank diaphragm sack t Set the...

Page 14: ...efill the machine again page 16 10 t When tank is filled the cleaning solution indicator empty continues to light up t Drive machine to desired destination t Press the vacuum button The indicators lig...

Page 15: ...n the soiled solution tank indicator lights up the suction nozzle will rise and the suction aggragate turns off t Empty the recovery tank Page 16 T o O r d e r P a r t s C a l l 1 8 8 8 7 0 2 5 3 2 6...

Page 16: ...er t Only now switch off the vacuum unit The suction nozzle rises and the suction aggregate keeps on running for approx 10 sec t Pull out the key and operate the parking brake see Parking brake Page 9...

Page 17: ...pe in the soiled solution tank t Pull out the key and operate the parking brake see Parking brake Page 9 t Fold the driver seat forward and open the tank cover t Unscrew the tank lid page 6 If necessa...

Page 18: ...ckwise and the right tool counter clockwise out the lock t Clean the tools under running water t Pull out the key and operate the parking brake see Parking brake Page 9 t Remove the suction hose t Loo...

Page 19: ...a high water pressure or a water hose The ingress of water into the machine might cause considerable damage to mechanical or electrical parts t Pull out the key and operate the parking brake see Park...

Page 20: ...the suction filter 25 Cleaning recycling filter Option 17 Check suction filter and clean if necessary 6 Empty the fresh water tank diaphragm sack and rinse out with fresh water 16 Cleaning the tools 1...

Page 21: ...B t Please enlist the measurements into the booklet t Please check the electrolyte and if needed fill it with distilled or desalinated water up to 10mm above the separators t Measure the acidity in ev...

Page 22: ...ess of your nearest TASKI partner can be found on the last page of these operating instructions Caution Observe the operating rukews and the operating instructions of the battery manufacturer t Discon...

Page 23: ...osition of mounting slots into place and press onto the centre of it until it clicks into place and presses the blade onto the squeegee body Risk of injury t Place the squeegee onto the hose connector...

Page 24: ...machine t Loose insulating nut 19mm spanner of battery pole t Remove red insulating nut and replace the battery charger leads t Replace main fuse Fuse ratings co 2500 3500 Main fuse 125A Pudenz t Mou...

Page 25: ...ng batteries 8 Charger or connecting cable defective t Call for technical service On the last page of these instructions of use Batteries defective t Call for technical service On the last page of the...

Page 26: ...ary t If the fuse is not defective call for technical service On the last page of these instructions of use 24 Squeegee pressure incorrect t Readjust 27 Vacuum switched off Recovery tank full t Empty...

Page 27: ...27 Squeegee settings B 1 2 4 3 5 x x 1 2 4 3 5 A T o O r d e r P a r t s C a l l 1 8 8 8 7 0 2 5 3 2 6 h t t p s m o n s t e r f l o o r e q u i p m e n t p a r t s c o m...

Page 28: ...B if the result is unsatisfactory Angle of inclination FIg B Switch off the brush drive and the suction unit Pull out the key and operate the parking brake see Parking brake Page 9 Unscrew the Allen...

Page 29: ...24V dc Tools 2 x 35 1 x 43 cm Brush rpm 150 150 min 1 Brush pressure 52 74 60 102 kg Dimensions L x W x H 169x78x137 169x91x137 cm Rated power 1000 1000 W Splash water protection IPX3 IPX3 Assessed s...

Page 30: ...shed concret 43cm 2X Scrubbing brush 43cm nylon 2X Scrubbing brush abrasive 43cm 2X Driving disc Instalok 43cm 2X Filling hose with universal water coupling X X Recycling filter X X Drainage pump X X...

Page 31: ...chemicals e g chemicals containing solvents chlorine hydrochloric acid and hydrofluoric acid can damage or destroy the machine Instructions on the product s packaging Tank capacity The volume per tan...

Page 32: ...g work 16 Fixing tools 10 H Height setting 28 Hours in total 7 Hours of operation 7 I Immobiliser is activated 25 Index 32 Intended use of machinery 2 M Machine is idle 19 Maintenance 20 Maintenance o...

Page 33: ...33 T o O r d e r P a r t s C a l l 1 8 8 8 7 0 2 5 3 2 6 h t t p s m o n s t e r f l o o r e q u i p m e n t p a r t s c o m...

Page 34: ...EEC in version 98 13 EEC Harmonised standards applied EN 60 335 1 94 EN 60 335 1 A1 96 EN 60 335 1 A11 95 EN 60 335 1 A12 96 EN 60 335 1 A13 98 EN 60 335 1 A14 98 EN 60 335 2 72 98 EN 55011 98 EN 61 0...

Page 35: ...Tel 33 1 45 14 76 76 Fax 33 1 45 14 77 99 GB JohnsonDiversey Weston Favell Centre NN3 8PD Northampton Tel 44 1604 405 311 M 44 796 76 94 383 GR JohnsonDiversey 5 Chimaras St 15125 Marousi Tel 30 210...

Page 36: ...iversey AB Liljeholmsv gen 18 Box 47313 10074 Stockholm Tel 46 877 99 300 Fax 46 877 99 399 SI JohnsonDiversey d o o Trzaska cesta 37a 2000 Maribor Tel 386 2 320 7000 Fax 386 2 320 7071 SK JohnsonDive...

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