Cleanfix Eagle RA 700 B, Eagle RA 701 B Safety, Operations & Maint. Manual

Safety, Operations & Maint. Manual

Cleanfix

Eagle

(RA 700 B / RA 701 B)

®

This manual is furnished with each new Eagle (RA 700 B / RA 701 B). It provides necessary operation

and maintenance instructions.

READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS BEFORE AND WHEN

USING THIS AUTO-SCRUBBER. THE MACHINE MAY ONLY BE USED BY PERSONS WHO HAVE

BEEN INSTRUCTED IN ITS HANDLING AND EXPRESSLY ENTRUSTED WITH THE OPERATION

All information and specifications printed in this manual are current at the time of printing. However,
because of Cleanfix’ policy of continual product improvement, we reserve the right to make changes at
any time without notice.

This unit is intended for commercial use

THEREOF.

WHEN THE MACHINE IS DELIVERED

This auto-scrubber will afford you many years of
trouble-free operating satisfaction, provided it is
given proper care. All parts are passed rigid quality
control standards prior to their being assembled to
the finished product. Prior to packaging, your auto­scrubber was again inspected for assurance of
flawless assembly.

This auto-scrubber is protectively packed to
prevent damage in shipment. When the machine is
delivered carefully check the machine as well as
the wrapping for signs of damage. Unpack the
machine and inspect it for any possible damage.

Only a visual examination will reveal damage that
may have occurred in transit. If damage is
discovered, immediately notify the transportation
company that delivered your auto-scrubber and
request an inspection. As a shipper we are unable
to report any claim for damage. You must origin
any claim within 5 days of delivery. Be sure to keep
the carton, packing inserts, packing list and
carrier's receipt until the inspector has verified your
claim. CLEANFIX’ LIABILITY CEASES WHEN THE
SHIPMENT IS PICKED UP BY THE CARRIER.
Cleanfix will furnish any information needed to
expedite the claim process.

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS

FAILURE TO FOLLOW PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY TO
THE OPERATOR AND CAUSE DAMAGE TO MACHINE, WHICH CAN VOID WARRANTY.
TO REDUCE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE AND WHEN USING THIS AUTO-SCRUBBER.

To Avoid Electric Shock, Do Not Expose to Rain. Store Indoors.

WARNING

• Turn OFF all the controls before unplugging

the batteries in the auto-scrubber.

• This is NOT a toy. Close attention is

necessary when used around or near
children.

• Use only as described in this
safety/operations manual. Use only
manufacturer’s recommended attachments
and accessories.

• Do not use this auto-scrubber with

damaged cables or plugs. If the auto­scrubber is not working as it should,
because it has been dropped, damaged, left
outdoors or dropped into water, contact
authorized service center or factory.

• Do not handle the cables and/or plugs of

the auto-scrubber with wet hands.

• Store auto-scrubber indoors in a dry area.

Do not expose to freezing temperatures.

• Do not put any objects into openings. Do
not use with any opening blocked; keep free

of dust, lint, hair and anything that may
reduce air flow.

• Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all
parts of body away from openings and
moving parts.

• Any manner of working that represents a
safety hazard must be refrained from.

• Do not use the auto-scrubber to pick up

flammable or combustible liquids such as
gasoline or use in areas where they may be

present. Do not pick up anything that is

burning or smoking, such as cigarettes,
matches or hot ashes.

• Do not use where anesthetics or oxygen is

used.

• Replace damaged or worn parts
immediately with genuine original equipment
parts to maintain safety and to protect your
limited warranty.

• Do not pressure-wash the auto-scrubber, as

it may cause a short circuit, damage to
components and/or operator injury.

• Never drive over steps!

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GENERAL PRECAUTIONS (continued)

• Never drive over power cords! Danger of
electric shock!

• In elevators always turn-off unit with key and
lower brushes to prevent unit from moving.

• Whilst operating, caution is to be exercised
with respect to third parties, especially
children.

• Wear sturdy footwear.

TRANSPORT

• When cleaning and servicing the machine,
changing parts or converting to a different
function, turn off the drive and withdraw the
key from the key switch.

• Besides the operating instructions and the
national rules for safety in the work place,
we also recommend that the unwritten rules
of safe working should be respected. Using
the auto-scrubber on public roads, paths
and any other outdoor surface is prohibited.

• The applicable user and safety
instructions/regulations, in particular for
those pertaining to load-bearing capacity,
must be observed when transporting the
machine in elevators.

• Exercise care when moving the machine
over thresholds and landings – this may

damage wheels and the squeegee
assembly. Please ensure that the brush unit
and the squeegee assembly are raised.

• When transporting in elevators, their safety
regulations and precautions are to be
respected as well as the maximum load
capacity of the elevator.

GRADIENTS, STEPS AND THRESHOLDS

• NEVER drive auto-scrubber over steps.

• Do not use the auto-scrubber on inclines

exceeding 10% unless higher inclines are
approved in the operating instructions.
Always use extreme caution when moving
the auto-scrubber on ramps or inclines.

• Do not change directions on inclines.

• Do not park the auto-scrubber on inclines.

• Care should be taken when driving the

machine over thresholds or sills as damage
may occur to the brushes, wheels and
squeegee assembly. It is advisable to lift the
brushes and the squeegee assembly.

CLEANING CHEMICALS AND HAZARDOUS DUST/LIQUID

• Attention must be paid to the manufacturer’s
safety instructions when using cleaning and
care chemicals. Wear safety glasses and
clothing if necessary.

• The danger of using easily flammable, toxic,
health-damaging, caustic or irritating
substances is expressly pointed out.

• Do not use the auto-scrubber for surfaces
that can release dust and liquids that are
hazardous to health.

• Only use low foaming and non-inflammable
cleaning agents, which do not include
hazardous components.

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GENERAL PRECAUTIONS (continued)

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BATTERY-OPERATED MACHINES

• Observe the safety and accident prevention

regulations pertaining to the handling,
installation and maintenance of batteries.

• Observe the operating and handling

instructions of the battery manufacturer.

• Before charging, check the battery cables
and the charger cable and replace them if
necessary.

• Smoking is strictly prohibited when

charging batteries.

• Avoid open flames, flying sparks and
glowing objects.

• Keep the room well ventilated in which
machine/batteries are charged. Highly
explosive toxic gas is generated when the
batteries are being charged.

CARE OF AUTO-SCRUBBER

This auto-scrubber is designed to be safe when
used to perform cleaning functions as specified.
Should damage occur to electrical parts, the unit

should NOT be used until the damage is

repaired by the manufacturer or an authorized
service center. This will avoid further damage to
the auto-scrubber or injury to the user.

• Open all cavities, covers, hoods, etc. in
which the explosive gas can gather.

• Open recovery tank.

• Fire fighting/prevention equipment must be

easy to access.

• Drinking and eating is prohibited in rooms

where charging takes place.

• Wash hands thoroughly immediately after
working on the batteries.

• Do not touch or pour away battery acid.

• Risk of short circuit or fire! Do not place

metal objects on the batteries.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS!

These instructions are for your protection and
information.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY! Failure to follow

instructions or precautions could result in injury
or damage to the user and/or the auto-scrubber.

INTENDED USE

• Only use for wet cleaning of water-resistant
floor coverings in building interiors.

• Do not use the auto-scrubber on public
roadways.

• The autoscrubber is not to be used at

temperatures under 32°F (0°C).

• The water temperature may not exceed
122°F (50°C).

• Any other use is considered to be
improper. The manufacturer is not liable for

any resulting damage; all risks are the

responsibility of the user.

• The appropriate accident prevention rules,
as well as other known regulations for health
and safety in operation, must be respected.

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• Use for intended purpose also includes
adherence to the manufacturer’s operating,
service and maintenance regulations.

• Modifications made to the auto-scrubber by
the user releases Cleanfix from all liability
for resulting damage.

• Floor coverings must be checked for
suitability for this cleaning method before
using the auto-scrubber!

• Pay attention to surface pressure in case of
point-elastic floors such as gymnasium
floors. Check that the wheels will not
damage the surface.

• Cleanfix does not accept liability for damage
caused to the machine and floor covering
being cleaned if wrong brush and chemicals
have been used.

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BEFORE USING THE AUTO-SCRUBBER

QUICKGUIDE

1. Check that the machine is in proper
condition.

2. Remove obstacles, such as furniture
etc. from the area to be cleaned. Large
pieces can be removed to opposite end
of the room from where you start
cleaning.

3. All covers, hoods and lids must be
correctly attached and closed. Make

sure all switches are in the OFF

position.

CHECK IF COMPLETE

• Machine

• Squeegee assembly plus vacuum hose

• Scrub brushes or pad driver

• Operations manual

4. Fill the machine with clean water using a
clean bucket or a hose attached to a
water source.

5. Add the chemical required. Check the
label for the correct dilution portions.

6. Before plugging the batteries in all

switches must be in the OFF position.

All cables and connectors must have
proper protection from spray water.

7. Check all cables for damage and signs
of aging at regular intervals. The auto­scrubber may only be used if the battery
cables are in perfect condition.

INSTALLING THE BATTERIES

• Open recovery tank by tilting sideways.

• Put in batteries with metal poles facing

each other.

• Battery clamps are marked with either + or

- . Connect – clamp attached to black
cable (coming from the machine) to the
nearest – pole on the batteries and
tighten.

• Connect + clamp attached to the red cable
(coming from the machine) to the nearest
+ pole on the batteries and tighten.

• Take the short, red jumper cable and
connect the respective clamps ( + and - )
to the remaining poles and tighten.

• Plug in red plug into machine plug.

Metal parts in batteries and battery cells are always live. Exercise extreme

caution when handling and installing batteries.

Make sure that at no time a short circuit is created when installing the batteries.

WARNING

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BEFORE USING THE AUTO-SCRUBBER (cont.)

CHARGING THE BATTERIES

• Turn machine off with the key switch and
main switch.

• Empty recovery tank completely and tilt
sideways.

• Connect cable of charger with battery cable.

• Turn-on battery charger.

• Turn main switch on (D8).

• Remove charging plug from machine.

When using gel batteries (maintenance free) the waste water tank can be left closed
during the charging process. Using wet batteries (lead-acid batteries), the waste water
tank must be kept tilted OPEN during the entire charging process.

ATTENTION! The manufacturer takes no responsibility when battery spills occur!

PREPARATIONS FOR WORK

Depending on the type of operation the machine must be equipped respectively with the correct brushes
or pad drivers and pads.

• Fix squeegee assembly (A6) into holder for

squeegee.

• Fix with the two locking levers (D2).

• Connect vacuum hose (D7) from the

squeegee (A6) to the vacuum hose
connection (D9) at the recovery tank.

The controls have universal symbols for the function they control.

• Fill the solution tank with clean water and

add the chemical required for the specific
task (Follow directions for dilution). The
maximum capacity of the solution tank is 23
gallons (US).

FUNCTIONAL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

A. General view

1. Controls/handle

2. Dome of recovery tank

3. Solution tank

4. Brush housing

5. Drive wheel

6. Squeegee assembly

7. Water flow valve

B. Controls

1. Vacuum switch

2. Brush switch

3. Solution switch, standard volume on/off

4. Drive lever / safety lever

(squeeze to drive)

5. Reset switch

6. Switch for reverse

7. Control light for recovery tank water

level

8. Key switch

• Lower the squeegee with lever (D5).

• Lower brushes (A4) by using the foot lever

(D1).

• Set the solution flow rate with the flow button
(A7). After each use set the flow rate back to
“0”.

9. Speed control knob

C. Solution and recovery tank

1. Solution tank

2. Recovery tank

3. Dome and vacuum intake filter

4. Solution tank cover

D. Rear view

1. Foot lever to raise/lower brushes

2. Squeegee locking lever

3. Clamp for fixation of squeegee

4. Screw for squeegee angle adjustment

5. Lever to raise/lower squeegee assembly

6. Recovery tank drain hose

7. Vacuum hose

8. Main switch

9. Vacuum hose connection

10. Solution tank drain valve

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FUNCTIONAL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

A

3 2 1

4 6 5 7

B

6 4 5 8 7 9

1 2 3

C

1

2

D

3 4

6

5

9

8 7

1

10 2 4 3

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OPERATING THE AUTO-SCRUBBER

Turn on the different applications in the following order by pressing switches:

1. Turn on main switch (D8)

2. Turn on key switch (B8)

3. Push button for solution (B3), if necessary adjust water flow (A7)

4. Push button for vacuum motor (B1)

5. Push button for brush operation (B2)

6. Pull the drive switch lever (B4)

Drive the first 10 to 15 feet to test the water flow
as well as the chosen brushes or pads and
make sure that these meet the requirements to
properly clean the floor.

At the same time check the vacuuming
performance. If necessary adjust the squeegee

angle by using the squeegee angle adjustment
screw (D4).

To adjust the drive speed turn the speed knob
(B9). For faster operation turn clockwise, for
slower operation turn counter-clockwise.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• When the machine is not being operated or
stopped, immediately turn of the brush in
order to avoid damage to floor surface.

• If either liquid or foam leaks from machine
unintentionally, immediately switch off the
machine. Add defoamer to prevent foam
entering the tube of the vacuum motor.

• Check filling level regularly and empty

recovered water in time. Make sure enough
water is dispensed whilst running the
brushes or pads as these should never be

• Use brushes, pads and accessories as
described in this operations manual. Failure
to comply with this can be hazardous.

• When leaving the machine unattended,
disconnect cable/battery plug and safeguard
machine from unauthorized use.

• The working place of the operator is behind
the handle of the machine.

• The maximum incline for the machine to be
operated on is 10%.

run dry.

ATTACHING AND REMOVING BRUSH OR PAD DRIVER

• Lift the brush housing (A4) with the brush
pedal (D1). Make sure that the pedal is safely
locked into position.

• Remove the brush or the pad holder with a
quick turn.

• The brushes or pad driver are attached by
holding them under the brush housing and

then turning them clockwise or counter­clockwise into the holding brackets.

• Make sure that brushes or pad holder are
properly attached before turning on the brush
switch (B2). The brushes and/or pad holder
will lock in place by briefly turning on the
brush motor (B2).

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FINISHING THE JOB

• Turn off the solution flow (B3).

• Turn solution flow meter to “0” (A7).

• Turn of brushes (B2).

• Raise brushes (A4) with lever (D1).

• Turn of vacuum motor (B1).

• Raise squeegee (A6) with lever (D5).

• Remove brushes or pads and pad driver and

rinse thoroughly with clean water.

APPLICATIONS AND WORKING METHODS

1. Working methods

Effective cleaning is achieved by
following a few guidelines,
combined with your own
experience in particular areas.

2. Applications

The machine is suitable for:

• Deep cleaning of water-resistant hard floors surfaces

• Daily cleaning of non scratch-proof hard floor surfaces

• Daily maintenance cleaning, normal soiled floors

• Floor stripping. Removal of dirt layers and protective films.

Warning : Maximum temperature for solution 122ºF / 50ºC !

3. Accessories

• Scrub brush

• Pad driver & pad white, red, blue, black, etc.

• Nylon-grid brush

• Battery (lead-acid or gel)

• Battery charger

FREEZING TEMPERATURE PRE-CAUTIONS

• Drain recovery tank completely.

• Rinse recovery tank with clean water.

• Clean below the machine with a damp cloth.

• Clean entire unit with a damp cloth.

• Remove squeegee and clean thoroughly.

Correct use of special
accessories will increase the
cleaning effect. Some basic
instructions can be found below.

If it becomes necessary to store or transport the
unit where temperatures could drop below
freezing, 32° F, the solution lines and valves
must be protected from freezing with a solution
of automotive radiator anti-freeze.

1. Mix ½ gallon of water and ½ gallon of anti­freeze and pour into the solution tank.

STORAGE OF AUTO-SCRUBBER

This auto-scrubber should be stored in an upright position. Objects should not be stored or stacked on
top of unit.

Always store the auto-scrubber in a dry, protected area at temperatures above freezing.

This unit should not be stored in vehicles or areas where extreme heat or cold occurs.

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2. Switch on machine with key switch (B8) and
turn on solution pump (B3). Let pump run
until anti-freeze is coming out of machine.

3. To prevent damage to unit, allow the auto­scrubber to reach room temperature before
using. The anti-freeze MUST be flushed out
of the solution system with clean water;
otherwise, the floor may be damaged.

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MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

•

Only do maintenance work described in

this manual.
Always use original spare parts.

•

•

WARNING! Do not make any technical

alterations to auto-scrubber. This can
put your safety at risk and will void the
warranty.

Always contact authorized service

•

center or factory for other maintenance
and repair work.

maintaining the auto-scrubber.

After every use Weekly When required

Thoroughly flush solution lines
with clean water

Do not use pressure washer or steam

•

cleaner on unit.

• Before repairing machine disconnect

any chargers attached and unplug
batteries from machine and turn of main
switch (D8)

• Repairs and any type of service may

only be done by an authorized service
center or factory personnel.

WARNING

Always disconnect cables

before cleaning and

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Rinse solution and recovery
tank with clean water

Clean solution filter
Clean recovery tank filter
Clean squeegee assembly

Inspect for wear; replace if
necessary

Replace brushes / pad drivers
Check battery
Charge battery

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●

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●

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If you maintain the machine carefully it will stay in good working condition for a long period of time.
Regularly check the machine for any wear and tear.

CHANGING SQUEEGEE BLADES

• Pull out the squeegee blade locking bar

• Remove the squeegee holding bar

• Turn the squeegee blades or exchange with

new ones

• Put the squeegee holding bar back in place

• Fix with squeegee blade locking bar

CHANGING SOLUTION TANK FILTER

There is one filter in the solution tank. However the main filter is between the drive wheels and the rear
caster. Follow these cleaning steps:

• Completely empty the solution tank

• Unscrew the clear cover of the filter

• Remove the filter screen

• Thoroughly flush and clean the screen and

then carefully put it back in place

• Screw the clear filter cover back on

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR GEL AND LEAD-ACID BATTERIES

• Only carry out work on batteries
according to battery manufacturer’s
instructions.

• Wear safety glasses and clothing when
working on batteries.

• Observe the accident prevention rules
and regulations.

• Smoking is strictly prohibited.

• Keep battery away from open flames,

glowing objects and sparks, otherwise
there is a danger of explosion and fire.

• Immediately rinse any acid splashed
into eyes or onto skin out or off with
plenty of clean water. Then immediately
consult a physician.

• Wash out clothing contaminated with
acid with water.

• Avoid short circuits! Explosion and fire
hazard!

1. Preparing for operation

• The batteries are to be checked to
ensure proper mechanical condition.

• Battery connectors and charging plugs
are to be connected to the proper
terminals, as otherwise the batteries and
the charging set may be destroyed.

• The connection with the battery
connectors of the machine and/or the
charger may take place only with the
key switch and/or the charger switch off.

2. Discharging

• WARNING! Metal parts of batteries are
always live. Therefore, do not put/store
objects or tools on batteries.

• Electrolyte is extremely caustic. Contact
with the electrolyte is not possible during
normal operation.

• In the event of destruction of the casing
of maintenance-free gel batteries, the
bound electrolyte released is just as
caustic as the liquid electrolyte.

• Acid and/or batteries filled with acid
must not be handled by children.

• Use only approved lifting and transport
equipment.

• Lifting hooks must not cause damage to
cells, connectors or connection
cords/cables.

Maintenance-free, sealed gel batteries:

The batteries are to be recharged
before being put into operation.

Lead-acid batteries:

For reasons of durability unfilled, pre-

charged lead-acid batteries should be
charged immediately before insertion.
Observe the battery manufacturer’s
instructions when doing so.

• The vent openings in the machine must

not be closed or covered.

• Opening or closing of electrical
connections (e.g. plugs, connectors,
etc.) may take place only in the
currentless state with the main switches

off.

• In order to reach an optimum service
life, discharges are permissible only up
to the point at which a certain residual
capacity is reached.

3. Charging
WARNING!

Only use chargers approved by Cleanfix for charging.

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• In order to avoid total discharge, the
controls of the machine contain an
automatic switch-off device which
switches off the main feed line in time
when cut-off voltage is reached and
signals this by means of a red warning
light. Discharged batteries are to be
charged immediately and must not be
left in the discharged state. This also
applies after partial discharging.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR GEL AND LEAD-ACID BATTERIES (cont.)

4. Maintenance
Maintenance-free,

sealed gel batteries
Daily
Weekly

− Charge battery/batteries after every discharge or partial discharge

− Visual inspection for dirt and mechanical damage.

− Grease terminals with terminal grease (Vaseline) and check to ensure firm fit.

− No topping with water

− The water consumption is influenced

is required for the entire
service life.

5. Care

• Batteries are to be kept clean and dry at
all times in order to avoid leak currents
and sparking.

• The cell plugs must not be unscrewed.

• The plastic parts of the batteries may

• For cleaning, remove batteries, wear

safety glasses and protective clothing.
Select the place of installation so that
dirty water produced during cleaning is
channeled to a suitable waste water
treatment plant.

Lead-acid batteries

by the operating conditions and the
charger used.
The water level should not fall below
the minimum mark. If necessary, top­up with distilled water after charging.

only be cleaned with water or cleaning
cloths soaked in water without additives.
After cleaning, the surface of the
batteries is to be dried (compressed air,

cleaning cloth).

6. Storage

• If batteries are taken out of service for
any length of time, they are to be stored
fully charged in a frost-free room.

• Due to the batteries’ spontaneous
discharging, recharging needs to be
done at regular intervals.

Maintenance-free, sealed gel batteries:

Gel batteries are to be recharged at
quarterly intervals.

Lead-acid batteries:

Lead-acid batteries are to be recharged

at least once a month.

7. Faults

If faults are found, the customer service staff must be informed promptly.

8. Disposal

Old batteries showing recycling symbols are re-usable commercial goods and must be channeled to
the recycling process.
All other batteries are to be disposed of as hazardous waste in accordance with existing regulations.

9. Warranty

Failure to comply with the operating and handling instructions, carrying out repairs using non-original
spare parts and attempts to carry out the repairs by the user leads to a loss of the right to make
claims under the warranty.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Service and repairs should only be performed by authorized personnel.

Symptom: Machine does not run! No power to the machine!

Problem: Batteries not correctly installed in machine.

Solution: Install batteries correctly in machine. Follow instructions give above (see page 5 + 11).

Problem: Internal fuse or FI protection switch tripped.

Solution: Check internal fuse and FI protection switch.

Problem: Power supply interrupted.

Solution: Have power supply checked by authorized technician.

Problem: Frayed cables, damaged plug or loose internal wiring.

Solution: Have an authorized service technician check cables and replace if necessary. Have an

authorized service technician open switch panel and check for loose wire connection.

Problem: Brush motor protection switch tripped.

Solution: Allow motor to cool, press motor protection switch pushbutton, put less clean water into

the tank.

Problem: Discharge signal transmitter not activated.

Solution: Charge batteries.

Symptom: Insufficient vacuuming power! Loss of vacuum!

Problem: Tank cover/dome not properly seated or gasket on dome damaged/worn out.

Solution: Reseat tank cover correctly or replace damaged gasket.

Problem: Vacuum hose and squeegee assembly is clogged up with dirt, or hose is not correctly

inserted into squeegee assembly or holder on recovery tank.

Solution: Remove dirt and re-attach vacuum hose.

Problem: Filter in recovery tank is clogged up.

Solution: Clean filter with clean water.

Problem: Recovery tank drain hose not properly closed.

Solution: Close properly.

Problem: Wrong angle of squeegee assembly.

Solution: Adjust angle of squeegee assembly.

Problem: Defective vacuum motor.

Solution: Have an authorized service technician replace vacuum motor.

Symptom: Poor cleaning performance!

Problem: Worn brush or pads.

Solution: Replace brush or pads.

Problem: Improper chemical for cleaning job or improper dilution.

Solution: Change chemical or adjust dilution.

WARNING

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TROUBLESHOOTING (cont.)

Symptom: Motors (vacuum, brush & pump) will not run!
Problem: Faulty ON/OFF switch.

Solution: Have an authorized service technician replace switch or switches.

Problem: Loose wiring.

Solution: Have an authorized service technician trace and repair.

Problem: Faulty motor.

Solution: Have an authorized service technician replace motor.

Symptom: Little or no solution flow.

Problem: Solution lines blocked.

Solution: Flush out solution tank and lines with clean water.

Problem: Solution tank filter clogged.

Solution: Remove cover of solution line filter and clean filter screen.

Problem: Solution tank supply hoses kinked.

Solution: Inspect hoses and have replaced if necessary.

Problem: Solution tank empty.

Solution: Refill solution tank.

Problem: Water flow control incorrectly adjusted.

Solution: Check switches for water flow.

Symptom: Squeegee assembly streaking.

Problem: Worn squeegee blades.

Solution: Replace squeegee blades.

Problem: Dirt clogged under squeegee blades.

Solution: Clean out squeegee blades.

Problem: Wrong angle of squeegee assembly.

Solution: Adjust angle of squeegee blades (D4).

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Technical specifications Technische gegevens
Technische Daten Tekniska data

Caracteristiques techniques Especificaciones técnicas
Caratteristiche tecniche Dados Técnicos

RA 700 B / RA 701 B

Spannung
Voltage

24 Volt

Tension
Bürstenmotor

Brush motor

750 Watt

Moteur de brosse
Theoretische Flächenleistung

Capacity

26,910 m2/h

Surface possible à nettoyer
Saugmotor

Vacuum Motor
Moteur d‘aspiration

Inhalt Frischwassertank
Solution tank

400 Watt

180 mbar

7 gal/s

23 gal.

Contenance réservoir eau fraîche
Inhalt Schmutzwassertank

Recovery tank

25 gal.

Contenance réservoir eau sale
Saugbreite

Squeegee width

31.5 inches

Largeur d’aspiration
Gesamtlänge

Overall length

61 inches

Longueur hors-tout
Gesamthöhe

Overall height

44 inchees

Hauteur hors-tout
Gesamtbreite (Gerät)

Overall width (machine)

29.5 inches

Largeur hors-tout (machine)
Gewicht

Weight

628 lbs.

Poids
Tellerbürsten

Disc brushes

Ø 14 inches

Brosses plat
Bürstendruck

Brush pressure

92 lbs.

Pression des brosses
Antriebsart

Traction
Traction

Wassermenge
Waterflow

Antriebsmotor mit Differential

Traction motor with differential

Moteur detraction avec differentelle

0 – 1.54 gal./min

Quantité eau

Subject to changes within the framework of technical progress

New Machine Warranty

1. Limited Warranty. These terms and conditions of the New

Machine Warranty are a material part of the agreement
between Buyer and Cleanfix Cleaning Systems Inc., a New
Jersey-based corporation (hereinafter “Cleanfix”), and
supersede warranty terms and conditions in documentation
submitted by Buyer to Cleanfix. Cleanfix warrants new
machines of its manufacture against defects in material and
workmanship under normal use and service to the original end­user purchaser. No person, agent, representative or distributor
is authorized to give any warranties on behalf of Cleanfix, or to
assume any other liability for Cleanfix in connection with any
Cleanfix machine. Cleanfix reserves the right to make changes
to its equipment without notice. The warranty coverage is
subject to the conditions below.

2. Registration of Warranty. The warranty commences on the
date of purchase by the original end-user from an authorized
Cleanfix distributor or agent, subject to proof of purchase. The
warranty commences latest, however, after six (6) months of
the purchase date by the authorized distributor or agent of
Cleanfix. Any new Cleanfix machine must be registered
immediately with Cleanfix by the original end-user customer by
fully completing and returning the warranty registration form to
Cleanfix. If proof of purchase cannot be identified through a
completed and returned warranty registration form, the warranty
commences from the date of sale to the authorized Cleanfix
distributor.

3. Warranty Coverage. Subject to conditions outlined below,
Cleanfix warrants rotationally molded PE housings and tanks on
all of its machines to be free from defects in material and
workmanship, under normal use and service for ten (10) years
to the original end-user.

Subject to conditions outlined below, Cleanfix warrants
fiberglass housings and tanks on all of its machines to be free
from defects in material and workmanship, under normal use
and service for three (3) years to the original end-user.

Under this warranty Cleanfix warrants the performance of non­polyethylene and non-fiberglass components to be free from
defects and workmanship for up to one (1) year to the original
end-user. Parts replaced or repaired under this warranty are
warranted for the remainder of the original warranty period.
(See table below)

Rotationally molded PE housings and tanks 10 years
Fiberglass housings and tanks 3 years
Vacuum motors, brush motors, pump motors,

boards and electronics
Battery and battery charger* 1 year

* The 1 year period warranty commences with the purchase date by the
authorized distributor or agent of Cleanfix.

Service labor charges are covered for up to one (1) year from
the date of purchase through an authorized Cleanfix service
provider. A total maximum of one (1) hour travel time - equal to
one (1) hour labor rate - is covered for large machines, namely
Falcon, Raven, Eagle and larger for 90 days. No coverage is
extended for diagnosis time.

4. Product Exceptions and Exclusions. ALL vacuum cleaners
and air movers are warranted for one (1) year. No warranty is
extended for wear items, accessories and attachments
including, but not limited to, belts, brushes, pad holders,
capacitors, carbon brushes, wheels, casters, glides, clutches,
cords, filters, filter bags, gaskets, hoses, rectifiers, switches,
float switches, valves, squeegees, bearings, pulleys, relays,
actuating cables, wheels, tires, vacuum cleaner attachments.

All rights reserved. Content is subject to change without notice. Version 5.1.

1 year

Copyright ©2007 Cleanfix Cleaning Systems Inc.

The purchaser is assured that meticulous care has been
exercised in the selection, assembling and testing of these parts
and components before shipping. No warranty is extended for
machine finish, labels and other cosmetic parts or features.

5. Stated Warranties. Stated warranties are in lieu of all other
warranties, expressed or implied. Any statutory implied
warranties, including any warranty of merchantability or fitness
for a particular purpose, are expressly limited to the duration of
the written warranty. Cleanfix will not be liable for any other
damages, including but not limited to incidental, indirect or
special consequential damages arising out of or in connection
with the furnishing, performance, use or inability to use the
machine, including damages to persons or property. This
remedy shall be the exclusive remedy of the buyer. The
warranty is limited to the warranty.

6. Warranty is null and void for the following.

• Damage, defects, malfunction or other failures caused by
not using the electric current indicated on the spec plate,
including the use of improper extension cords.

• Damage or defect caused by accident, misuse, neglect,
abuse, fire etc., including use of incompatible or corrosive
chemicals or overloading of capacity.

• Failure caused by lack of proper maintenance and care,
including proper machine clean-up after use, proper
charging procedures for batteries.

• Failure caused by loss, damage or removal of protective
components, including, but not limited to, filters and filter
screens, tank covers and lids, skirts and bumpers, float
shut-off assemblies.

• Freezing of any water or chemical related components
(this will void all warranties on water or chemical related
components, internal or external, of the product).

• Deposits and buildup in any water or chemical related
systems due to hardness in water (this will void all
warranties on affected systems).

• Any design alterations, adjustments and/or repairs
performed on the equipment by an organization not
authorized or specified by Cleanfix.

• Use of any parts not approved by Cleanfix, including, but
not limited to, batteries, battery charger, filter bags, belts,
electric components, motors.

• Use of machine for a purpose other than which it was
designed and intended, and use of machine in excess of
design duration.

• Damage in transit.

7. Warranty Claim Procedure. If a difficulty develops during
the specified warranty period, contact the authorized Cleanfix
distributor/partner from whom the machine was originally
purchased. Do not return any products to Cleanfix unless
explicitly authorized by Cleanfix. Cleanfix may elect to require
the return of the machine or component(s) to validate the claim.
Any defective machine or component to be returned must be
shipped freight pre-paid to an authorized Cleanfix
distributor/service center.

Cleanfix will provide and charge
shipping and handling, to the original purchaser through an
authorized service center. If the part is returned within 30 days
and is found defective, the purchaser will be credited for the
cost of the replacement part including shipping and handling.

8. Term. This warranty is valid for all products sold after
January 1, 2006. A product sold before that date will be covered
by the limited warranty in effect at the date of sale to the original
purchaser.

for replacement parts, including