Onfloor Striker 2010, Operator'S Manual

Page 1: ...Operators Manual STRIKER 2010 PN 236683 Striker 2010 Parts List Printed in USA 03 18 08 ...

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Page 3: ...USH SYSTEM 19 SOLUTION RECOVERY SYSTEM 19 DRIVE SYSTEM 19 SOUND RATING 19 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2 OPERATION 3 OPERATOR RESPONSIBILITY 3 MACHINE COMPONENT LOCATIONS 4 CONTROL PANEL SYMBOLS 5 UNCRATING MACHINE 5 INSTALLING BATTERIES 6 ATTACHING SQUEEGEE 7 BRUSH PAD SELECTION 8 BRUSH PAD INSTALLATION 9 FILLING THE SOLUTION TANK 9 MACHINE OPERATION 10 11 DRAINING TANKS 11 12 CIRCUIT BREAKER FUSES 12 BATT...

Page 4: ...nd Hydrogen Gas Explosion Or Fire Keep Covers Open When Charging Open Flames Away Batteries Emit WARNING WARNING DECAL CHARGING WARNING 90 88013 Do Not Pick Up Explosions Or Fire WARNING Can Cause Reactive Metals Materials Or Flammable Flammable Materials Or Reactive Metals Can Cause Explosions Or Fire Do Not Pick Up WARNING DECAL PICKUP WARNING FOR SAFETY Read Manual Before Operating Machine 90 8...

Page 5: ...ully before operating this machine Inspect machine for shipping damage and make sure the machine is complete according to your order Keep your machine regularly maintained by following the maintenance information in this manual We recommend a regularly scheduled service contract with your authorized dealer Order parts and supplies directly from your authorized dealer Use the parts manual provided ...

Page 6: ...UTION 4ANK 3IGHT UAGE RAIN OSE 3CRUB EAD IFT 0EDAL 3OLUTION LOW ONTROL NOB 3QUEEGEE SSEMBLY 3OLUTION ILTER 3QUEEGEE IFT EVER 2ECOVERY 4ANK RAIN OSE OUR ETER 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2ECOVERY 4ANK ATTERY HARGING 3UPPORT RM ATTERIES 2ECOVERY 4ANK OVER 3OLUTION 4ANK AST ILL 0ORT 3CRUB RUSH CCESS PENING 3CRUB ECK 3CRUB EBRIS 3KIRT DGE 2OLLER OSE ILL PENING ...

Page 7: ... ATTENTION Install batteries after removing machine from shipping pallet 1 Check shipping crate If damaged report to carrier 2 To uncrate machine carefully remove hardware and machine strapping INCREASE VEHICLE SPEED DECREASE VEHICLE SPEED BATTERY CONDITION METER NORMAL SCRUB PRESSURE HEAVY SCRUB PRESSURE VARIABLE FLOW OR RATE SOLUTION FLOW BRUSH MOTOR CIRCIT BREAKER ...

Page 8: ...aximum battery dimensions 380 mm 15 in Length 174 mm 6 85 in Wide 284 mm 11 18 in Height 3 Install batteries into the battery compartment Secure batteries with supplied battery spacers 4 Before connecting batteries make sure terminals and posts are clean Use post cleaner and wire brush if needed NOTE To prevent battery corrosion apply a light coating of protective anti corrosion spray 5 Connect ba...

Page 9: ...y 2 Lift squeegee using the lift lever 3 Mount squeegee assembly to squeegee bracket as shown Ref Photo 4 Connect vacuum hose to the squeegee casting 5 Check squeegee blades for proper deflection Reference Squeegee blade adjustment ATTACHING SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY ...

Page 10: ... floors Pad aggressively cuts through old heavy floor finishes in preparation for re coating Stripping pad Intended for stripping floors Quickly and easily cuts through old finish to prepare the floor for re coating Scrubbing pad Intended for scrubbing floors Removes dirt spills and scuffs leaving a clean surface ready for re coating Buffing pad Intended for buffing floors Quickly cleans and remov...

Page 11: ...located on the upper right rear corner of the solution tank View sight gauge when filling solution tank with hose fill port The solution tank port is located under the recovery tank Do not fill beyond the bottom edge of the fill port Ref Arrow 1 Do not open recovery tank if full First drain until empty then open for solution fill access spring clip access flap 1 Park machine on level surface remov...

Page 12: ...chine forward squeeze the directional control bar against the handle Ref Arrow 1 For reverse push control bar forward as illustrated Ref Arrow 2 5 Adjust the variable speed control knob to the desired scrub brush speed 6 Turn the solution flow control dial to desired rate MACHINE OPERATION FOR SAFETY Do not operate machine unless operator manual is read and understood WARNING Fire or Explosion Haz...

Page 13: ...reased brush pressure adjust by lifting the down pressure lever 9 To stop scrubbing release the directional control bar ATTENTION Do not allow foam to enter float screen Vacuum motor damage may occur Foam will not activate float shut off DRAINING TANKS DRAINING RECOVERY TANK Drain and clean recovery tank after each use Clean the solution tank periodically 1 Remove recovery tank drain hose cap Plug...

Page 14: ...as a 30A main fuse and a 25 amp vacuum motor fuse The brush assist model has a 5A main fuse and a 25A vacuum motor fuse CIRCUIT BREAKER FUSES Contact your dealer or Authorized Service Center for Machine repairs DRAINING RECOVERY TANK 1 To drain remaining water from the solution tank remove solution tank level hose from the barbed fitting 2 To clean out the solution tank remove the clean out cap at...

Page 15: ...ries from total battery discharge BATTERY METER OPERATION 16 Only use a battery charger with the follow specifications 2 2 490 2 44 2 3 2 7 4 EAD CID 44 2 3 54054 522 4 03 54054 6 4 6 43 54 4 3 54 2 5 4 2 0 9 44 29 2 CHARGING BATTERIES ATTENTION Prolong battery life ONLY Recharge batteries after a minimum run cycle of 30 minutes Do not leave batteries discharged For battery charger operating instr...

Page 16: ...arged WARNING Fire OR Explosion Hazard Batteries Emit Hydrogen Gas Keep Sparks And Flames Away Charge Batteries With Hood Open NOTE Machine will not operate while connected to battery charger ATTENTION Do not disconnect charger cord from machine receptacle while charger is operating If charging must be interrupted disconnect charger from wall outlet first MAINTENANCE WARNING Electical Hazard Disco...

Page 17: ...dge Replace when all edges are worn 1 Remove squeegee assembly from machine Ref Photo 1 2 Loosen band clamp remove band from squeegee assembly Ref Photo 2 MOTOR MAINTENANCE All motor brushes have a service life of 750 hours SQUEEGEE BLADE REPLACEMENT 1 2 3 Rotate rear blade to a new wiping edge reinstall band 4 To replace front blade unclamp remover retainer strap to access squeegee then pull off ...

Page 18: ...peration squeegee assembly casters must be set as illustrated 1 To check for proper adjustment remove squeegee assembly from machine and place on a level surface Measure the distance between the surface and caster approximately 2 mm 1 16 2 To adjust caster height rotate knurled knob for up down height adjustment 3 With the scrubber in motin squeegee blades should deflect as shown ...

Page 19: ...e the scrub head and squeegee 2 Load machine using recommended ramp 3 Place machine against the front of transporter 4 Block each wheel 5 Use tie down straps over the top of machine to prevent tipping 1 Fully charge batteries Never store with discharged batteries 2 Drain and rinse tanks 3 Store in a dry area with squeegee and scrub head up from surface 4 Open tanks for air circulation TRANSPORTING...

Page 20: ...leep mode Turn key to restore Throttle engaged Release directional control bar GENERAL MACHINE DIMENSIONS CAPACITIES Length 1283mm 50 6 Width with squeegee 762mm 30 0 Width without squeegee 554mm 21 8 Width tanks 457 mm 18 0 Height 1087 mm 42 81 Squeegee width 762 mm 30 0 Scrubbing path 510 mm 20 Solution Tank capacity 41 L 10 8 gal Recovery Tank capacity 41 L 10 8 gal Weight empty 102 Kg 227 lbs ...

Page 21: ...ERY SYSTEM Squeegee Curved 762 mm 30 0 four sided quick change blades Vacuum motor horsepower 37 Kw 5 hp Vacuum CMM CFM 1 84 cmm 65 cfm Vacuum Maximum water lift 1067 mm 42 DRIVE SYSTEM Vehicle control Electronic variable speed control forward and reverse Vehicle speed Forward 0 4 3 KPH 2 6 MPH Reverse 0 2 6 KPH 1 6 MPH Maximum grade empty 15 9 degrees Maximum grade scrubbing 5 3 degrees Maximum g...

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Page 48: ...t 1 16 80646 12 M6 1 00 x 16 HHB SIMS SQ SS Bolt 2 01 06247 13 Retainer Clip 1 15 54307 14 Leg 1 15 54306 15 453 OD x 335 ID x 246 THK Spacer 1 13 79533 16 M8 Washer 2 228524 17 M8 1 25 x 20 HHB SS Bolt 1 227935 18 Extender Tube 1 237736 19 Vacuum Muffler 1 99 57800 20 Nylon Tie 1 09 02312 21 Isolator 3 235814 22 Spacer 2 235652 23 Vacuum Motor Seal 1 224669 24 M6 1 00 x 110 Threaded Rod 2 235644 ...

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Page 64: ...Meter 1 58 10053 9 M5 0 8 ESN Nut 1 228303 10 M6 1 00 ESN Nut 2 228311 11 M4 0 7 x 10 SHCS Plated Bolt 6 01 04105 12 Part of Potentiometer 1 Nut 13 31 24 Jam Nut 2 228451 14 5 16 Lock Washer 2 04 82657 15 Upper Inst Panel Overlay 1 90 88035 16 Lower Inst Panel Overlay 1 90 88036 17 37A Circuit Breaker 1 235784 18 Potentiometer Assembly 1 235660 19 Emergency Stop Switch 1 225002 20 Part of Potentio...

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