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SUMMARY 

 

LEGEND INSTRUMENT BOARD AND CONTROLS 

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LEGEND MACHINE 

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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 

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INTRODUCTORY COMMENT 

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GENERAL RULES OF SECURITY 

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SYMBOLOGY 

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BEFORE USE 

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Handling of the packed machine 

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Unpacking of the machine 

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Movements of the handle bar 

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Batteries 

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Batteries recharging 

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(standard version with AGM batteries) 

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Batteries recharging 

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(plus version with XFC batteries) 

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Batteries disposal 

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Recovery tank 

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Detergent solution tank 

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FLOOR CLEANING 

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Starting of the machine 

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Handle bar adjustment 

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Overflow device 

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Security device brush lifting 

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STOP OF THE MACHINE AFTER CLEANING OPERATION 

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DAILY MAINTENANCE 

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Emptying and cleaning of the recovery tank 

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Emptying and cleaning of the detergent solution tank 

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Suction filter cleaning 

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Positioning of the machine for maintenance and parking 

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Brush cleaning 

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Brush disassembly/assembly 

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Squeegee cleaning 

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ORDINARY MAINTENANCE 

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Control device brush wear 

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Brush replacement 

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Rear squeegee rubber replacement 

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Front squeegee rubber replacement 

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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 

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The suction motor does not work 

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The brush motor does not work 

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Insufficient water on the brush 

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The machine does not clean properly 

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The squeegee does not dry perfectly 

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Excessive foam production 

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PROGRAMMED MAINTENANCE 

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RECOMMENDED BRUSHES 

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Page 1: ...ice brush lifting 19 STOP OF THE MACHINE AFTER CLEANING OPERATION 19 DAILY MAINTENANCE 19 Emptying and cleaning of the recovery tank 19 Emptying and cleaning of the detergent solution tank 19 Suction filter cleaning 19 Positioning of the machine for maintenance and parking 19 Brush cleaning 20 Brush disassembly assembly 20 Squeegee cleaning 20 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE 20 Control device brush wear 20 B...

Page 2: ... PRESENCE 8 LEVER HANDLE BAR RELEASE LEGEND MACHINE 9 WHEELS 10 BRUSH BASE GROUP 11 FLOW ADJUSTER OF THE DETERGENT SOLUTION 12 SOLUTION TANK DETERGENT 13 OUTLET PLUG DETERGENT SOLUTION 14 SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY 15 SCREW CAP FOR INLET DETERGENT SOLUTION 16 RECOVERY TANK 17 INLET OPENING SQUEEGEE HOSE 18 BLOCKING LEVERS SUCTION COVER 19 SUCTION COVER 20 INSTRUMENT BOARD 21 SIGNALLING LED CHARGE LEVEL OF ...

Page 3: ...apacity solution tank l 15 15 Capacity recovery tank l 16 16 Machine length min mm 745 745 Machine height mm 550 550 Machine width mm 415 415 Machine weight empty with batteries kg 65 70 Weight of the batteries kg 22 26 4 Recharging time max h 10 2 Battery compartment with support L x W x H mm 215 x 270 x 190 Battery coompartment without support L x W x H mm 215 x 257 x 205 Acoustic pressure level...

Page 4: ...having a higher gradient than the one stated on the number plate The machine has to carry out simultaneously the operations of washing and drying Different operations must be carried out in restricted areas prohibited to non authorized personnel Signal the areas of moist floors with suitable signs If the machine does not work properly check by conducting simple maintenance procedures Otherwise ask...

Page 5: ... of the machine A green led on batteries charged B orange led on level at half charge C red led on complete discharge of the batteries with consequent automatic switching off of all the machine s function In order not to cause permanent damages to the batteries it is essential to arrive to their complete discharge every 6 7 cycles providing for the recharge only when the red signal of discharged b...

Page 6: ...ve 4 The machine is equipped with solenoid valve therfore the detergent solution flow will be activated automatically acting upon the levers movement 7 Releasing these levers flow will stop automatically 7 Activating the levers 7 the brush will start rotating The detergent solution flow begins to run and the squeegee will start drying the floor 9 During the first meters check that the detergent so...

Page 7: ...cleaning of the tank 6 Reassemble everything ATTENTION This operation must be carried out using gloves to protect from contact with dangerous solutions EMPTYING AND CLEANING OF THE DETERGENT SOLUTION TANK To empty the detergent solution remained in the solution tank 1 Bring the machine to an appropriate place for tanks draining 2 Switch off the machine pressing the general switch 3 Unscrew the loa...

Page 8: ...ating eventual dirt residuals and clean with care the squeegee rubbers ORDINARY MAINTENANCE CONTROL DEVICE BRUSH WEAR A safety device stops the brush motor when the brush reaches a low bristle level of about 10mm such that a good cleaning result is not guaranteed and to prevent floor damages To restore the working functionality of the machine it is necessary to replace the brush see under BRUSH DI...

Page 9: ...at its signal lamp is on 3 Activate the levers presence 5 4 Check that the safety device of the brush lifting or the brush wear did not intervene If the problem persists please contact the authorized technical assistance INSUFFICIENT WATER ON THE BRUSH 1 Check that the solenoid valve switch 8 is activated verifying that the singal lamp is on 2 Check the level of the liquid in the solution tank see...

Page 10: ...ular floors with deep joints or relieves it is recommended to use softer bristles which penetrate more easily and deeper Please be aware that when brushes bristles are worn out and therefore too small they become rigid and unable to penetrate and clean deeper This may also happen with thicker bristles creating brush vibration PAD HOLDER Pad holder is recommended to clean smooth surfaces It has anc...

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