Eureka E51 BASE Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

E51 BASE

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EUREKA S.p.a.

Viale dell’artigianato 30/32, 35013 CITTADELLA (PD) ITALY

Tel. ++39 - 049 - 9481800 Fax. ++39 -049 – 9481899

INTERNET : www.eurekasweepers.com E-MAIL : info@eurekasweepers.com

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Topic

PAGE

INTRODUCTION

MACHINE IDENTIFICATION

WARNINGS

GENERAL WARNINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

DISPOSAL

TRANSPORT AND MOVEMENT

UNPACKING

LIFTING THE TANK

BATTERIES INSTALLATION

MACHINE DESCRIPTION

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS AND CONTROLS

MACHINE SETTING

 MOUNTING THE SQUEEGEE

 ADJUSTING THE SQUEEGEE

 MOUNTING THE ABRASIVE DISC ONTO THE DISC PAD HOLDER

 BRUSHES/ABRASIVE DISC INSTALLATION

 FILLING THE DETERGENT SOLUTION TANK

 ADJUSTING THE DETERGENT SOLUTION ON THE BRUSHES

USING THE MACHINE

 CHECK BEFORE USE

 OPERATION

PERIODIC SERVICING

 DRAINING AND CLEANING THE RECOVERY TANK

 DRAINING AND CLEANING THE SOLUTION TANK

 CHECHING BRUSHES OR ABRASIVE DISCS

 CHECKING THE BRUSH PLATE SPLASHGUARD

 CLEANING, REPLACING AND CHECKING THE INSTALLATION OF THE SQUEEGEE BLADES

 CHECKING OR REPLACING FUSES IN THE ELECTRIC PANEL

 CHECKING OR REPLACING FUSES IN THE INSTRUMENT PANEL

 CHECKING THE SEAL ON THE COVER

 RECHARCING BATTERIES

DIMENSIONAL TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

TECHNICAL CHART

RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS

COUPONS

TROUBLE-SHOOTING CHART

PRODUCT WARRANTY

INSTALLATION FORM FOR WARRANTY APPROVAL

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

DATE OF THE LAST UPDATE: 15/02/2017

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INTRODUCTION

Our company, a leading industrial cleaning machine manufacturer, is delighted to welcome you to the ranks of our scrubber owners and it trusts that you will get the greatest satisfaction from the use of the machine. We are certain that while using the machine you will have the opportunity to see the quality, solidity and possibilities for use by yourselves. Our scrubber is ideal for private, industrial or public uses. Described in this manual are various installation, checking and maintenance operations necessary for keeping your scrubber in tip top condition. These are normal maintenance measures that any operator will be able to carry out with implements that he or she should normally have in the company. In the case of particularly demanding work, please call in specialised help.

OUR COMPANY AIMS AT THE CONSTANT IMPROVEMENT OF ITS PRODUCTS AND RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE MODIFICATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS WHEN IT CONSIDERS IT ADVISABLE WITHOUT BEING OBLIGED TO UPGRADE PREVIOUSLY SOLD MACHINES WITH SAID IMPROVEMENTS AND MODIFICATIONS

MACHINE IDENTIFICATION

The machine and manufacturer are identified through three plates on the left of the driver seat.

REFER TO THESE DETAILS WHEN ORDERING SPARE PARTS OR MAKING ANY OTHER ENQUIRY TO THE MANUFACTURER. Our scrubbers conform with the EEC directives and show the CE mark.

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ATTENTION!

THIS SYMBOL HIGHLIGHTS ALL THE OPERATIONS THAT REPRESENT A POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS SITUATION FOR THE OPERATOR IT IS THEREFORE NECESSARY TO ADHERE CLOSELY TO THE CONDITIONS SHOWN BY THIS SYMBOL.

GLOVES MUST BE WORN

SAFETY GLASSES OR GOGGLES MUST BE WORN

BE CAREFUL NOT CRUSH YOUR HANDS BETWEEN PARTS IN MOTION

ATTENTION: DO NOT GET IN TOUCH WITH WATER THE DEVICES MARKED WITH THIS LABEL ARE NOT TO GET WET. (USUALLY THEY ARE ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS)

AN ANTI-VAPOUR MASK HAS TO BE WORN WHEN USING CORROSIVE DETERGENTS.

BEFORE USING THE MACHINE OR CARRYING OUT ANY OPERATION ON IT, ALL THE PROCEDURES AND WARNINGS DESCRIBED IN THIS MANUAL MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD. RIGOROUS COMPLIANCE WITH THE REGULATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED IN IT, TOGETHER WITH THE OPERATOR’S ATTENTION AND PRUDENCE WILL BE THE BEST GUARANTEE AGAINST ACCIDENTS THAT COULD OCCUR AT WORK. OUR SCRUBBERS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM SAFETY IF USED ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATORS WHO DO NOT KNOW THE REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL MUST BE PREVENTED FROM USING THE MACHINE.

THE USER’S MANUAL IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE SCRUBBER AND MUST ACCOMPANY IT UNTIL

THE SCRUBBER IS DEMOLISHED. PURSUANT TO DIRECTIVE 2006/42 CE, PRESIDENTIAL DECREE 459 DATED 24/07/1996 AND LATER

MODIFICATIONS NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT: OPERATOR IS INTENDED TO MEAN THE PERSON(S) ASSIGNED TO INSTALL, OPERATE, ADJUST, CARRY OUT ORDINARY SERVICING, CLEAN, REPAIR AND TRANSPORT THE MACHINE.

OUR COMPANY WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY PROBLEMS, BREAKAGE, ACCIDENTS OR OTHER OCCURRENCES DUE TO THE IGNORANCE OR THE NON-APPLICATION OF THE PROCEDURES CONTAINED IN THIS MANUAL OR TO THE IMPROPER USE OF THE MACHINE. FURTHERMORE, OUR COMPANY SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR THE CARRYING OUT OF MODIFICATIONS AND/OR THE INSTALLATION OF PARTS OR ACCESSORIES THEY HAVE NOT BEEN AUTHORISED BEFOREHAND.

GENERAL WARNINGS AND ADVICE

DANGER SIGNS - ATTENTION

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EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE OPERATOR

IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION

WARNING

DURING THE LAST FEW YEARS, A NEW AGGRESSIVE SOLVENT-BASED DETERGENT TYPE WAS MADE AND DISTRIBUTED IN THE MARKET. THIS DETERGENT IS CURRENTLY NAMED AS “DETER-SOLVENT”. EVEN IF THE SOLVENT CONTAINED IN THE DETERGENT IS OBTAINED FROM THE FRUITS, IT STILL HAS TO BE CONSIDERED AS “SOLVENT”. THE POLIETYLENE MATERIAL USED IN THE SCRUBBER TANKS IS MIXED WITH A % OF RUBBER.

THE “DETER-SOLVENT” PRODUCT, IF LEFT IN THE SCRUBBER’S TANKS FOR A LONG PERIOD

OF TIME COULD ATTACK THE RUBBER’S MOLECULAS, CAUSING THE TANK TO SWELLS AND

CRACKS. IF THE “DETER-SOLVENT” PRODUCT IS USED, IT’S MANDATORY TO RINSE THE TANKS PROPERLY WHEN THE MACHINE STOPS WORKING.

ONLY EXTINGUISH FIRES WITH POWDER FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

- The operator is responsible for the day-to-day servicing of the machine;

- The operator must care for the machine and keep it in good operating condition;

- The operator must inform his or her superior or the technical department when scheduled maintenance is requested in the case of damage or breakage;

- The operator must not carry people, animals or objects on the machine;

- When moving the machine, observe the safety measures for circulation;

- The machine cannot be used for toxic-harmful materials;

- Never let people get close to the machine’s sphere of action;

- Never leave the sweeper with the key and the emergency switch inserted;

- Engage the hand brake;

- If the machine malfunctions, have a look at the procedures shown in the various chapters;

- Never collect pieces of string, wire or anything else that could damage the brushes by winding around them;

- Never suck up pieces of wood, plastic waste etc. as they may clog the vacuum pipe;

- Never remove or alter the plates on the machine.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

PRECAUTIONS FOR THE SAFETY OF OPERATORS AND TECHNICIANS

The machine must be cleaned by persons who have received proper instruction for the purpose, who know how to cut off the sources of energy and who know the characteristics of the machine so as not to find themselves in a hazardous situation. Clean the machine coverings, the panels and commands with cloths soaked in water or a detergent solution. Solvents such as petrol, alcohol, etc. must not be used. Call in specialised personnel to clean the electrical components. Said personnel should use products that are not corrosive and are anyway suitable for electrical circuits. Specialised personnel with thorough knowledge of the machine and its components must be called in to carry out maintenance operations. Any maintenance and cleaning operation must be carried out with the machine off, with all the mechanisms still, after the hot sections have cooled down and with the battery disconnected. When using compressed air guns for cleaning, protect the eyes and hair.

STORING THE MACHINE

If the machine is not used for a long period, it is essential:

- To recharge the batteries before storing the machine as empty batteries may get damaged;

- To empty and wash the tanks as described in the relative section;

- To clean the clean water filter;

- If the machine is equipped with the ECO SYSTEM device, clean its circuit by using clean water before storing the

machine;

- To clean the machine inside and outside;

- To keep brushes and squeegee raised;

- To lock the machine in place with the parking brake;

- To remove the key;

- To remove the battery lead connections;

- To keep the machine in a protected place;

- To keep the machine within a temperature range of 5 °C / 40 °C;

- To keep the machine within a humidity range of 30% / 80%.

- The machine must not be used by non-authorised personnel who have not been trained to use it properly or by people

who are under the influence of substances that could alter their nervous reflexes (alcohol, psycho pharmaceuticals, drugs etc.)

- Do not use the machine in inflammable areas or where there is the danger of explosions

- Do not collect material that is alight or anything else that could cause a fire.

- Do not remove protections or guards when the machine is in operation.

- Do not use the machine to clean objects.

- Do not start to perform maintenance operations with parts in movement

- Protect eyes and ears when using compressed air or water guns for cleaning the machine.

- To raise the machine, make use of devices that are adequate to bear the weight of the machine itself.

- Do not cause flames or sparks around the machine.

- Disconnect the battery cables before working on the electrical circuit.

- Avoid contact with battery acid

- Move carefully over uneven or crumbling paving and on slopes.

- Slow down on slopes and slipping surfaces

- Make sure the machine is not exposed to rain and weather conditions, whether in motion or still.

- Temperature of usage of the machine has to be kept within + 5 °C / + 40 °C.

- Humidity has to be kept within 30% / 80 %.

UPDATING OF THE USER’S MANUAL

When large-scale modifications are made to the machine or new parts are installed, the updated documentation must be sent to the Dealer along with the purchased part or as an update of the manual

OBLIGATIONS OF THE EMPLOYER OR OWNER OF THE MACHINE

The employer or owner of the machine is responsible for giving the User’s Manual to all the personnel who are going to

have to use the machine. The employer or owner of the machine also undertakes to update the manual with the documentation that the Manufacturer will send if modifications are made to the machine.

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SPENT OILS

DEAD LEAD BATTERIES

SCRAPPING OF THE MACHINE

DISPOSAL OF THE RECOVERY SOLUTION TANK TRANSPORT

TRANSPORT- HANDLING

TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE BY MANUAL PUSHING

DISPOSAL

Spent oils must not be thrown away into the environment under any circumstances. They must be given to authorised Collectors in compliance with the regulations currently in force. Temporary storage must be inside watertight containers with sealed lid to avoid contact with the environment and with rainwater. The filters must also be given to authorised collectors and temporarily kept like the oils.

Dead batteries must be considered harmful toxic waste, they must be given only to Collectors with specific authorisation (to be checked at the time of consignment).

When the machine is to be scrapped, it is necessary to dispose of the materials the machine consists of, properly. It is compulsory to give the machine to authorised collectors who will see to the proper disposal of: batteries, oils, filters, plastics, metals, electric engines, electric cards etc. in accordance with the regulations currently in force.

Prior to be moved on specific purification plants, the recovery tank solution is to be disposed of in the appropriate sites.

TRANSPORT- HANDLING

The machine must be fixed to a pallet to make it easier to transport and more secure. At the reception of the machine, check that the packaging is in good conditions –in case of damage, report to the forwarder. PAY PARTICULAR ATTENTION WHILE TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE AT TEMPERATURES BELOW 0°C AS TO PREVENT THE WATER INSIDE THE TANKS AND THE PIPES TO GET FROZEN. DRAIN THE TANKS, REMOVE THE SCREEN OF THE CLEAN SOLUTION FILTER AND LET THE WATER FLOW AWAY COMPLETELY OUT OF THE PIPES.

When the machine is moved from one place it is used in to another you are advised to:

- not load it on the vehicle with a forklift truck in order not to damage it

- lock the machine in place with the parking brake

- fix it well to the vehicle using belts, ropes and chains.

In case of transport by means of manual pushing –for machines featuring electronic traction only - the machine must be pushed on at walking pace. Do not tow it with fork lifts.

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UNPACKING

Make sure that all the parts indicated in the following list are present before unpacking the machine:

 Squeegee;  battery box;  battery jumper L = 25 cm, fitted with terminals and terminal covers;  battery cable L = 51.5 cm, fitted with connector, terminals and terminal covers;  battery charger on board the machine;  two 12 Volt dry charge batteries (optional).

NOTICE: brushes, discs and disc pad holders must be purchased separately.

Follow the instructions below to unpack the machine:

- connect the inclined ramp (position A) to the front part of the pallet, see figure 1;

- tilt the machine slightly and place the wheel lifting plate (position B), see figure 1;

- tilt the machine slightly again and place another wheel lifting plate from the other side of the machine (position C), see

fig. 2;

- remove the machine from the pallet along the inclined ramp (see fig. 3-4).

CAUTION: DO NOT USE A FORKLIFT TO REMOVE THE MACHINE FROM THE PALLET AS IT MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE. CAUTION: MOUNT THE BATTERIES ONLY AFTER REMOVING THE MACHINE FROM THE PALLET.

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LIFTING THE TANK

Follow the instructions below to lift the tank:

 Bring the machine into a stop position in a flat surface area, put on the brake and turn the key into position 0;  Unblock the tank by means of the two levers pos. 1 placed on both sides;  REACH THE DRIVER’S POSITION AND LIFT THE TANK BY THE GRIPS (POS. 2) PAYING

ATTENTION TO HANDLE IT WITH CARE WHILE PUTTING IT DOWN ON THE GROUND.

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INSTALLING BATTERIES

FIG. A

FIG.B

FIG.C

CAUTION: USE PROTECTIVE GLOVES AND GOGGLES WHEN HANDLING BATTERIES, AVOIDING ANY CONTACT WITH THE ACID INSIDE THE BATTERIES.

CAUTION: THE BATTERY CHARGER AND THE CONTROL BOARD ARE SET ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF BATTERIES SHOWN IN THE SHEET ATTACHED TO THE USER’S MANUAL. IF YOU WANT TO MOUNT BATTERIES WITH A DIFFERENT AMPERAGE OR OF A DIFFERENT TYPE (I.E. LEAD-ACID, AGM OR GEL) THE SETTING SHOULD BE DONE ON THE BATTERY CHARGER AS WELL AS ON THE CONTROL BOARD ON THE MACHINE.CONTACT A RESELLER OR A TECHNICIAN BEFORE MOUNTING THESE TYPES OF BATTERIES.

Refer to the specification sheet for battery types and sizes suitable for the machine.

Follow the instructions below to mount the batteries to the machine:

 park the machine on a flat surface, put on the brake (if available) and remove the key (if available);  Lift the tank following the instructions as indicated in the previous section of the present manual;  Place the batteries in the battery box. Make sure the poles are clean and apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly.

BE VERY CAREFUL NOT TO TURN OVER THE BATTERIES AS IT COULD CAUSE ACID TO LEAK AND DAMAGE THE MACHINE;

 Connect the jumper (fig. C) and the battery cable (fig. D) as indicated in figure B, make sure to tighten the screws on

the terminal clamps and place the terminal covers;

 Connect the mobile connector (position 2 – fig. B) with the fixed connector (position 3 – fig. B) into the machine.

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1. Control panel vacuum and brush

2. Tank lid

3. Suction filter lid

4. Drum of the clean water filter

5. Tank

6. Adhesive

7. Suction lock float with filter

8. Squeegee slope adjustment hand-wheel

9. Tank unlock lever

10. Wheels

11. Brush plate lift pedal

12. Recovery tank outlet pipe

13. Level indicator pipe and solution tank outlet drain

14. Battery charger

15. Squeegee lever

16. Battery mobile connector

17. Squeegee

18. Brush

19. Vacuum motor

20. Batteries

21. Brush gear motor

22. Splashguard

23. Contactors

24. Fuse holder

CONTROL PANEL

WARNING SYMBOLS

The symbol on the left always recommends using the instruction manual to find any information on the machine, whereas the symbol on the right part of the machine warns

E 51 BASE – M 510 BASE

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS AND CONTROLS

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the operator not to get the control panels wet as the electrical parts could get damaged.

VACUUM BUTTON

Push the switch to position 1 to turn on the vacuum. Push the switch to position 0 to turn off the vacuum.

BRUSH DRIVE BUTTON

Push this switch to position 1 to activate the brush function. The brushes will start spinning when the forward and reverse gear pedal is pushed. When the pedal is released the brushes will spin for another 3 seconds before stopping. The solenoid valve is connected to the brush function; it opens and closes the solution flow automatically.

BATTERY CHARGING INDICATOR

The green LED light indicates that the battery is charged.

When the red light comes on after about 20 seconds, the brush motors will stop running. Go to the charging zone and charge the battery. Warning: The indicator is configured for acid-lead batteries. To avoid damaging the batteries, make sure to change the settings when installing other types of batteries (GEL, AGM, etc). In case different batteries are fitted (GEL, AGM, etc.) the setting must be changed to avoid damaging the batteries.

SETTING THE CHARGE INDICATOR ACCORDING TO THE BATTERY TYPE

With the jumper inserted, the charge indicator is set for lead acid batteries

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(FIG.A).

Without the jumper, the charge indicator is set for gel/agm batteries (FIG.B).

If the indicator is set for gel/agm batteries and you want to install lead acid batteries, please contact EUREKA for the jumper.

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MOUNTING THE SQUEEGEE

Follow the instructions below to mount the squeegee to the machine:  park the machine on a flat surface, put on the brake (if available) and remove the key (if available);

 Position the squeegee lever into position 1 (raised

position).

 Fit in the squeegee (position A) into the squeegee

support (position C).

 Once the squeegee is fitted completely, secure the

knobs (position B).

 Connect the squeegee hose from the straight side

(position 1) into the special seat located on the bottom of the tank and press down hard until it fits into place completely.

 Mount the other end of the hose, from the roll-up

side (position 2) into the squeegee. The hose’s curve will be used as an anti-drip device

ADJUSTING THE SQUEEGEE

There are 2 types of adjustments that can be carried out on the squeegee:

 Inclination adjustment with knob (position 1).

It adjusts the inclination of the squeegee in order to have a constant pressure over the entire length of the blade (position 2). Turn the knob counter-clockwise if there is too much pressure on the outer points and little pressure on the central area. Turn the knob clockwise if there is little pressure on the outer points and too much pressure on the central area. To make the adjustment lower the squeegee, turn on the suction fan and drive forward slowly. Examine the pressure distribution on the blade and if necessary correct the inclination as described above.

SETTING UP THE MACHINE

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MOUNTING THE ABRASIVE DISC ONTO THE DISC PAD HOLDER

The machine can operate with brushes or abrasive discs of various types mounted on special disc pad holders.

MOUNTING THE BRUSH OR ABRASIVE DISC ON MACHINE

Follow the instructions below to mount the brush or disc pad holder with abrasive disc:  Turn off the machine and press the key

into position 0.

 Lift the brush plate (pos.4) with the pedal (pos.1).  Put the inclination of the brush plate into 0 position by turning

the brush adjusting knob (pos.2) clockwise.

 Position the brush or disc pad holder (pos.6) under the brush

plate lifting the splashguard (pos.5) and centre it with the plate.

 Slowly lower the brush plate with the pedal (pos.1).

 Go into drive position and move the machine from right to left

and vice versa until the brush fits into place correctly on the centre of the plate.

 Push the brush switch to activate the brush. The brush does

not rotate when the green light is on.

Follow the instructions below to release the brush or disc pad holder with abrasive disc:

 Press the brush button to deactivate the brush function.

 Press the brush release button on the keyboard.

The releasing sequence will be activated and the brush will be released from the plate.

Follow the instructions below to mount the abrasive disc onto the disc pad holder:

 Remove the disc lock (position 3) from the disc pad holder (position 1) by pressing the 2 ends of the spring catch

(position 4) against each other.

 Position the abrasive disc (position 2) and centre it onto the disc pad holder (position 1).  Place the disc lock (position 3) on the centre and press down hard until the spring fits into place (position 4); this

operation can be carried out using the palm of your hand, or your foot if the disc pad holder is resting on the ground.

 Slowly push forward the drive control and release it as soon as the brush starts rotating. The brush motor will rotate for 2 seconds

thus allowing for brush release. Repeat the same operation again if necessary.

 With the brush removed form the plate, move the brush plate back into its original position by means of the knob pos. 2. Turn the

knob clockwise (towards the sign +, on the label) for 4 rounds (inclination recommended).

 Lift the brush plate with pedal (pos. 1).

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FILLING THE DETERGENT SOLUTION TANK

ADJUSTING THE QUANTITY OF SOLUTION

ON THE BRUSHES (WATER + DETERGENT)

The quantity of the solution on the brushes can be adjusted using the lever in position 1. The lever in upward position will shut-off the flow of the solution completely. Push down the lever gradually so the valve can open and increase the flow of the solution progressively. Adjust the flow according to the operating speed and the dirty conditions of the floor. Make sure to shut off the flow when coming into a stop position in order to prevent the solution from spilling excessively.

The tank should be filled using clean water mixed with an appropriate detergent solution suited for the type of floor and for the dirty conditions of the floor and using a product suitable for cutting down foam.

Use the mouth of the tank (see position 3) to fill the solution tank. For TRAC and ECO versions, there is a filter (see position 2) located inside the mouth of the tank (see position 3), which should only be removed if the opening is clogged or obstructed. Use either a rubber hose (see position 1) connected to the water distribution system or a clean bucket (see position 3) and pour water into the tank. Make sure the water used to fill the tank does not exceed 40°C. Look at the instructions on the package to determine how much detergent solution to use, how to mix the solution and what safety precautions to take before using the product. Make sure to use low-foaming liquid detergents or appropriate products to cut-down foam. Fill up the tank only to the level indicated by the filter (see position 2) without exceeding notch 1 (see position 5), which is located in the rear part. The tank level can be viewed through the clear pipe (see position 6). In order for the machine to work properly, it is advisable not to exceed notch 1.

WARNING: DO NOT POUR INFLAMMABLE LIQUIDS INTO THE TANK

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USING THE MACHINE

CHECK BEFORE USE

 Make sure the battery connector is plugged-in;  Make sure the key is fitted correctly;  Check the battery charge level.

The level of charge in the batteries is displayed via the battery level indicator. When the brush is activated the machine runs a check of the batteries, and the LEDs on the indicator light up. During this phase the brush completes one rotation and then stops. After a moment, the brush restarts working and the battery level indicator will reflect the level of charge in the batteries. If the red LED is on the brushes will stop working automatically, therefore connect the charger and fully charge the batteries.

Charge the batteries if the battery charging level is low.

 Make sure the brushes or discs are in good condition

and mounted correctly.

 Make sure the splash guards that are mounted into the

brush plate are in good condition.

 Make sure the rubber wheels on the squeegee are in

good condition and set properly.

OPERATION

 Turn on the brush and the suction fan using the buttons in the instrument panel;  Turn on the suction fan using the special button in the instrument panel.

 Make sure to turn off the brush using the button in the instrument panel when coming into a stop

position and shut off the water using the manual valve.

 When completing the washing operation make sure to switch off the brushes using the special

buttons according to each version; Shut off the water valve, lift the brush plate and the squeegee, then turn on the suction function and take the machine to the tank drainage

area.

Our squeegee machines must be operated by properly trained authorised staff. Squeegee machines that do not operate properly must be taken out of service immediately.

Make sure to check the following before using the machine:

 Lower the squeegee by turning the special lever;  Lower the brush plate using the pedal;

 To avoid damaging the floor, be very careful not to halt the machine over the same floor area while the brushes

continue to operate.

If the squeegee leaves wet lines on the floor during the washing operation, it means that there are pieces trapped beneath the rear rubber wheels of the squeegee. Lift the squeegee and remove the trapped pieces. Use a cloth to wipe off the rear rubber wheels if the pieces cannot be removed manually. In any case, it is always advisable to sweep the floors before washing.

 Make sure to check the level of the solution present in the clean water tank through the clear pipe.

Once the detergent solution is used up, take the machine to the tank drainage area, drain the dirty water into the appropriate location, ready for disposal, then wash the water tank and fill up the tank with clean water and a mix of water and detergent solution, then resume the washing operation.

 It is advisable to run a pre-wash operation before washing very filthy floor surfaces.  The machine is also fitted with a float valve that shuts off the suction function when the water level in the dirty water

tank is too high. Under standard machine operating conditions, when filling the clean water tank accordingly, the float valve will never be activated, unless the machine is handled roughly or the floor surface level is uneven. If the suction fan operation stops (which can be easily noticed as the noise of the suction motor will stop and the machine will no longer vacuum), open the lid and make sure the balls located in the float valve have dropped to release the suction function, then resume the operation.

The suction function is left in on-position to keep water from leaking out from the lid in case there are uneven areas on the floor while going to the tank drainage area.

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PERIODIC SERVICING

DRAINING AND CLEANING THE RECOVERY TANK

In order to drain and wash the tank proceed as follows:

 Turn off the brush function and lift the brush plate;

 Turn off the suction fan, try to stop the machine in a flat surface area;

INTRODUCTION

REGULAR AND PERIODIC SERVICING OF YOUR SCRUBBER GUARANTEES OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF THE MACHINE AND ITS LONG LIFE. THE PAGES THAT FOLLOW CONTAIN THE INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP TO PLAN THE CARE AND THE SERVICING THAT THE SCRUBBER NEEDS

WARNING!

DO NOT CARRY OUT ANY MAINTENANCE OPERATION NEITHER ON THE MACHINE NOR ON ITS COMPONENTS WITHOUT HAVING FIRST:

- STOPPED THE MACHINE

- ENGAGED THE PARKING BRAKE

- BLOCKED OFF THE WHEELS

- DISCONNECTED THE STARTING BATTERY CONNECTORS.

WARNING!

DO NOT TAMPER WITH ANY SAFETY-RELATED PART. THESE CAN BE REMOVED ONLY AS PART OF THE MAINTENANCE OF AN AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRE.

The recovery tank must be drained and cleaned after each washing operation.

 Lift the squeegee by pressing the special lever and go to the tank drainage area with the suction fan in on-position;

 Remove the drain pipe from the dirty water tank (see position 1) and while keeping the pipe vertically (see position 2)

open the lid by rotating it counterclockwise as indicated by the arrow. Part of the pipe is flexible (see position 3) and therefore it can be squeezed to limit the water flow;

 After draining the tank, make sure to clean it thoroughly using water. To ease this operation, use two fingers to rotate

the 2 plates in the direction indicated by the arrows (see position 7) and remove the cover (see position 8);

 Wash the float valve (see position 6) without removing it from the machine. At the end of each working day, remove the filter from the tank and wash it carefully both inside and outside, as to remove any encrustation which might have got deposited in it. Before carrying out this operation, clean the tank thoroughly as well as the area around the filter. Screw the filter counterclockwise. Do not remove the protective screen

(see position 4) located in the joint where the filter is positioned. To clean it, wash it using water. Avoid splashing water onto the instrument panel (see position 9) while cleaning the tank.

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DRAINING AND CLEANING THE SOLUTION TANK

 Turn off the brush function and lift the brush plate;

 Lift the squeegee using the special lever, turn off the suction fan and go to the tank drainage area;

 Try to stop the machine in a flat surface area;

After completing the washing operation, in order to drain any leftover water from the solution tank, proceed as follows:

 Release the clean water level clear pipe (see position 1) from the knob located on the instrument panel;  Open the cap (see position 2) and lay the pipe on the ground.

 Once the tank is drained, put the cap back into the pipe and place it into its special housing, hooking it back into the

knob (see position 1);

 The filter located in the mouth of the tank used for filling clean water should be cleaned periodically;  It is also recommended to flush the tank periodically using water once it is drained completely; this will help prevent

incrustations due to the detergent solution.

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CHECKING THE BRUSH PLATE SPLASHGUARD

Check the splashguards periodically to make sure they are in good condition (see position 1). Replace the splashguards if damaged.

CLEANING THE SQUEEGEE

After completing the washing operation, clean the squeegee and make sure the blades are in good condition, then proceed as follows:

 Bring the machine into a stop position in a flat surface area;  Lift the squeegee using the lever (see position 5);  Unscrew both screw knobs (see position 2) and remove the squeegee vacuum pipe (see position 3) from the sleeve (see

position 1);

 Remove the squeegee, lay it on the ground facing up (as shown in the figure), wash it using water and for better

vacuum flow, remove any pieces or incrustations from the lower part and from the mouth of the squeegee (see position

8);

 Use a piece of cloth to wipe off the rear drying blade (see position 6) and the front drying blade (see position 7);  Make sure the blades are in good condition and rotate them if necessary in order to have a new edge in contact with

the floor.

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REPLACING SQUEEGEE BLADES

The squeegee is fitted with two drying blades, a rear and a front blade, as specified in the previous paragraph. Each blade has 4 edges that can be used and rotated 4 times before being replaced, unless one of the edges is torn. For better drying performance, make sure the edge of the rear blade is not worn out. If the blade is worn out, rotate it or replace it.

REPLACING THE REAR BLADE

Follow the instructions below to rotate or replace the rear blade:

 Remove the squeegee from the machine;  Remove the blade locking plate (see position 5) by unlocking the retainer (see position 3). This retainer is fitted with a

safety device that keeps it from opening involuntarily. To release the retainer push the small lever (see position 1) towards the outer part of the squeegee and then pull the big lever (see position 2) towards the rear part of the squeegee;

 Follow the same procedure to remove the locking plate (see position 5) from the other end of the squeegee (see

position 4);

 Remove the blade (see position 6);  Rotate the blade and mount it back so that a new edge is on the drying side;  Hook the locking plate (see position 4);  Hook the retainer (see position 3) and lock it into place.

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REPLACING THE FRONT BLADE

Follow the instructions below to replace the front blade:

 Remove the squeegee (see position 1) from the machine;  Use a 10-mm tubular nut driver (see position 2) and remove the 6 screws (see position 3) and the respective washers

(see position 4);

 Remove the blade locking plate (see position 5);  Remove the blade (see position 6);  Rotate the blade and mount it back so that a new edge is on the drying side of the blade;  Put the blade locking plate (see position 5) back into place;  Put the 6 screws back into place (see position 3), including the respective washers (see position 4) and make sure not

to tighten the screws excessively causing the rubber blade to deform (swell).

CHECKING THE INSTALLATION OF THE SQUEEGEE BLADES

Once the squeegee blades are rotated or replaced, lay the squeegee onto a flat surface and check the following:  Make sure the rear blade (see position 2) is fitted correctly and levelled throughout its entire length. If the blade is not

fitted evenly, release the blade locking plate and re-position the blade so that it is levelled correctly against the floor.

 Make sure the front blade (see position 1) is fitted evenly and check for any deformations due to tightening the screws

excessively. Also make sure the blade is raised 3 mm above the ground throughout its entire length.

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CHECKING OR REPLACING FUSES

To check or replace the fuses on the switchboard proceed as follows:

 Drain both tanks into the special drainage areas;  Bring the machine into a stop position in a flat surface area and put on the brake;  Unplug the battery plug (see position 11);  Unfasten the tank (see position 12) by pushing it inwards using the small levers (see position 8) located at both ends of

the machine;

 REACH THE DRIVER’S POSITION AND LIFT THE TANK BY THE GRIPS (POS. 7) PAYING

ATTENTION TO HANDLE IT WITH CARE WHILE PUTTING IT DOWN ON THE GROUND.

 Unscrew the 2 screw knobs (see position 9), pull upwards and remove the switchboard cover (see position 10);  There are 5 fuses located in the fuse holder

 TO REPLACE IT, PROCEED AS FOLLOWS:

 Once the fuses are checked or replaced, put everything back together and bring the machine back to its operating

PROTECTION OF THE BRUSH MOTORS: FUSE HOLDER POS. 6; PROTECTION OF VACUUM MOTOR: FUSE HOLDER POS. 1.

Open the lid of the fuse holder (pos. 6) by pulling it up from the side indicated by the arrow; Unscrew the 2 fuse locking nuts (pos. 4); Replace the 30A fuse (pos.5) with a fuse of equal amperage; Reassemble the nuts and close the lid of the fuse holder.

Open the lid (pos.3) of the fuse holder (pos. 1) Replace the 30A fuse (pos.2) with a fuse of equal amperage; Reassemble the nuts and close the lid of the fuse holder.

condition.

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CHECKING OR REPLACING FUSES IN THE BATTERY CHARGER

To check or replace the fuses beneath the instrument panel proceed as follows:

 Turn off the key and unplug the battery connector as specified in the previous paragraph;  Open the fuseholder cover (pos.1)  Replace the 15A fuse (pos.2) with a fuse of an equal amperage

CHECK THE SEAL ON THE COVER

The recovery tank cover seal ensures that a proper vacuum is created inside the tank and this provides a better suction performance on the squeegee. It is very important to keep the seal intact in order for the machine to work properly. To clean and check the seal, proceed as follows:

 Open the cover (see position 2);  Use a piece of cloth to wipe off the seal (see position 3)

and make sure it is not broken or damaged;

 If the seal is damaged, remove it from the cover, mount

a new seal and make sure to fit the seam of the seal into the rear position (see position 1);

 Clean the area of the tank where the seal leans (see

position 4) when the cover is closed.

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RECHARGING BATTERIES

To charge the batteries follow the instructions below:  Bring the machine into a stop position in a flat surface area, turn it off and put on the brake (if

available);

 Before charging the battery make sure to

scrupulously follow the battery charger instruction manual provided with the machine;

 Uncoil the cable from the cable reel located on board

the machine and connect the plug into a standard electrical power socket. The battery charger can run with a voltage range of 100-240 VAC.

WARNING: WHEN PLUGGING THE BATTERY CHARGER INTO THE ELECTRICAL SOCKET, THE MACHINE FUNCTIONS ARE AUTOMATICALLY DISABLED

 There are 3 led lights located above the battery charger:

Position 2 “RED” light – position 3 “YELLOW” light – position 4 “GREEN" light These lights indicate the charging status of the battery. The GREEN light indicates that the charging cycle is completed and the plug can be disconnected from the electrical socket and rolled back into the cable reel.

 Once the battery is charged make sure to check the electrolyte level and if necessary fill it up only using distilled

water.

 The battery must always be charged in ventilated areas.  The gas released during the charging process can cause explosions if it comes into contact with flames or sparks.  Battery acid should never come into contact with the eyes, skin or clothes, make sure to wear goggles, gloves and

appropriate clothing.

 If it comes into contact with the eyes or skin, wash immediately with abundant water.  Do not place metal objects on the batteries.  Do not fill the batteries with sulphuric acid or other products.

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DIMENSIONAL DRAWINGS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SCRUBBING WIDTH WITH BRUSH

mm 530

BRUSH PRESSURE

Kg 25

CAPACITY OF SOLUTION TANK – RECOVERY TANK

Lt 40 - Lt 56

PRODUCTIVITY

Sq/m/h 1855

WEIGHT (with on-board battery charter, without batteries-without brush)

Kg 118

SIZE (without squegee)

mm 1317x555 H=1110

SQUEGEE WIDTH

mm 830

BRUSH / PAD DIAMETER, RPM

mm 530/510 - rpm 160

REDUCTION MOTOR FOR BRUSH/ES

V/Watt 24/520 X 1

VACUUM MOTOR

V/Watt 24/480

NEGATIVE PRESSURE, VACUUM MOTOR

mm / H2O 1250

DRIVE

MECHANICAL

POLYURETHANE FRONT WHEEL WITH BRAKE

Ø 200 X 50

MAX FWD/REV SPEED

Km/h 3,5 FWD

MAX GRADIENTS (empty tank)

RECOMMENDED BATTERIES: 2 pcs 12V (158A IN C20) / (110A IN C5)

mm 345X170X285h Kg 36 each

RECOMMENDED BATTERIES: 2 GEL TYPE 12V (105A IN C5)

mm 345X170X285h Kg 40 each

NOISE LEVEL IN OBSERVANCE OF ISO 3744 – ACOUSTIC PRESSURE MEDIUM LEVEL Lpm=

68 dB

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RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS USED FOR SERVICING. SERVICING OPERATIONS

CAN BE CARRIED OUT BY THE USER HIMSELF ON CONDITON IT HAS PREVIOUSLY

BEEN INSTRUCTED BY EITHER THE MACHINE OWNER OR HIS EMPLOYER

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RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS USED FOR SERVICING. SERVICING OPERATIONS

CAN BE CARRIED OUT BY THE USER HIMSELF ON CONDITON IT HAS PREVIOUSLY

BEEN INSTRUCTED BY EITHER THE MACHINE OWNER OR HIS EMPLOYER

 COD. 310408: BUMPER DISC  COD. 340104: LID GASKET MT. 1,82  COD. 360349: SQUEEGEE FRONT RUBBER IN LYNATEX (STANDARD)  COD. 360347: SQUEEGEE FRONT RUBBER IN POLYURETHANE (OIL-RESISTANT)  COD. 360374: SQUEEGEE REAR RUBBER IN LYNATEX (3mm)  COD. 520077: PPL BRUSH - 0,9 mm (1 FOR EACH MACHINE)  COD. 520078: TYNEX BRUSH - 1,2 mm (1 FOR EACH MACHINE)  COD. 520079: PAD WITH DISC LOCK (1 FOR EACH MACHINE)  COD. 520084: DISC LOCK  COD. 900622: SELF-LEVELLING SPLASHGUARD  COD. TE.24984: RED ABRASIVE DISC - 20” 510mm  COD. TE.26195: WHITE ABRASIVE DISC - 20” 510mm  COD. TE.28508: BLUE ABRASIVE DISC - 20” 510mm  COD. TE.51421: BLACK ABRASIVE DISC - 20” 510m

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1°

SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE FOR SCHEDULED SERVICING

AFTER 100 HOURS

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME:_______________________________________________

SURNAME :___________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________________

___________________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

NOTE:

2°

SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE FOR SCHEDULED SERVICING

AFTER 200 HOURS

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME:_______________________________________________

SURNAME :___________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________________

___________________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

NOTE:

 Check that the batteries clamps are not loosen or oxidized  Check the cover gasket  Make sure there are no loose screws or bolts  Make sure the squeegee gas spring is not damaged and that it is working properly  Check and clean the recovery tank drain valve  Check the vacuum motor float filter  Check the drainpipe of the recovery and solution tank  Make sure the squeegee vacuum pipe is not broken or blocked  Check and if necessary rotate or replace the squeegee blades  Check the squeegee lifting lever and the related cable  Check the bushings on the squeegee  Check and eventually clean the cooling grid of the vacuum motor  Make sure all machine functions are operating correctly

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3°

SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE FOR SCHEDULED SERVICING

AFTER 300 HOURS

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING

HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME:_______________________________________________

SURNAME :___________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________________

___________________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

NOTE:

4°

SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE FOR SCHEDULED SERVICING

AFTER 400 HOURS

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING

HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME:_______________________________________________

SURNAME:___________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________________

___________________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

NOTE:

 Check that the batteries clamps are not loosen or oxidized  Check the cover gasket  Make sure there are no loose screws or bolts  Make sure the squeegee gas spring is not damaged and that it is working properly  Check and clean the recovery tank drain valve  Check the vacuum motor float filter  Check the drainpipe of the recovery and solution tank  Make sure the squeegee vacuum pipe is not broken or blocked  Check and if necessary rotate or replace the squeegee blades  Check and eventually clean the cooling grid of the vacuum motor  Check the adjusting/closing detergent solution tap  Check the solenoid valve (if present)  Make sure all machine functions are operating correctly

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5°

SERVICING AND MAINTENANCE FOR SCHEDULED SERVICING

AFTER 500 HOURS

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME:_______________________________________________

SURNAME :___________________________________________

SIGNATURE:______________________________________________

___________________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

NOTE:

CHECK THE MOTOR CARBON BRUSHES

CHECK AND REMOVE THE MOTOR CARBON BRUSHES ONE AT A TIME SO AS NOT TO INVERT THEM. THE MOTOR CARBON BRUSHES SETTLE AND WEAR DIFFERENTLY THE ONE FROM THE OTHER, CONSEQUENTLY IF THESE ARE INSPECTED AND PUT BACK ON AGAIN BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT FULLY WORN, THEY MUST BE REFITTED IN THE SAME POSITION.

 VACUUM MOTOR CODE

Check the motor carbon brushes and if necessary replace them when their length reaches 6mm. Length of new motor carbon brush: 25mm.

 TRACTION GEAR REDUCTION MOTOR

Check the motor carbon brushes and if necessary replace them when their length reaches 10mm. Length of new motor carbon brush: 19mm.

 BRUSH GEAR REDUCTION MOTOR

Check the motor carbon brushes and if necessary replace them when their length reaches 10mm. Length of new motor carbon brush: 19mm.

 BRUSH GEAR REDUCTION MOTOR

Check the motor carbon brushes and if necessary replace them when their length reaches 10mm. Length of new motor carbon brush: 19mm.

MACHINE

 Check that the batteries clamps are not loosen or oxidized  Check the cover gasket  Make sure there are no loose screws or bolts  Make sure the squeegee gas spring is not damaged and that it is working properly  Check and clean the recovery tank drain valve  Check the vacuum motor float filter  Check the drainpipe of the recovery and solution tank  Make sure the squeegee vacuum pipe is not broken or blocked  Check and if necessary rotate or replace the squeegee blades  Check the wheel bearing (VERSION W/O TRACTION)  Check the squeegee lifting lever and the related cable  Check the bushings on the squeegee  Check and eventually clean the cooling grid of the vacuum motor  Check the adjusting/closing detergent solution tap  Check the solenoid valve (if present)  Check the pivoting wheel  Make sure all machine functions are operating correctly

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AT 600 HOURS AS AFTER 100

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME: _____________________________

SURNAME: _____________________________

SIGNATURE:_____________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

AT 700 HOURS AS AFTER 200

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME: _____________________________

SURNAME: _____________________________

SIGNATURE:_____________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

AT 800 HOURS AS AFTER 300

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY

NAME: _____________________________

SURNAME: _____________________________ SIGNATURE:_____________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

AT 900 HOURS AS AFTER 400

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY :

NAME: _____________________________

SURNAME: _____________________________

SIGNATURE:_____________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

AT 1000 HOURS AS AFTER 500

DATE

DAY

MONTH

YEAR

WORKING HOURS

THE SCHEDULED SERVICING WAS CARRIED OUT BY:

NAME: _____________________________ SURNAME: _____________________________

SIGNATURE:_____________________________

DISTRIBUTOR’S STAMP

NOTE

COUPONS CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE

E51 BASE

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BEFORE ANY INTERVENTIONS CHECK THE CORRECT VOLTAGE OF THE BATTERY: 24V

PROBLEM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

The battery gets discharged

1. Either exhaust or broken elements

Replace it

The brush motor does not rotate

2. Flat or worn out battery

3. Fuse if broken

4. Switch is broken

5. Carbons worn out

6. Faulty motor

Recharge it Replace it Replace it Replace them Replace it

The suction motor does not work

7. Flat batteries

8. 30A suction motor fuse worn out

9. Vacuum motor disconnected

10. Vacuum motor is faulty

11. Vacuum motor carbons are worn out

12. Vacuum motor switch is broken

Recharge them Replace the fuse Replace the fuse on the fuse-holder pos.1 s Check the motor wiring Replace it Replace them Replace it

Not enough suction on the squeegee

13. Recovery tank is full

14. Float on the recovery tank

15. Lid on the exhaust pipe is open

16. Vacuum pipe disconnected

17. Vacuum pipe is clogged

18. Faulty vacuum pipe

19. Dirty squeegee

20. The squeegee is not adjusted properly

21. Material tangled with the squeegee blades

22. Squeegee blades either broken or worn out

23. The tank is either open or not properly

closed

24. Damaged lid gasket

25. Faulty suction motor

26. Flat batteries

Empty it Switch off the vac. motor and unblock the float

ball Tight the lid Verify that it is mounted properly Clean both the pipe and the vacuum hose on the tank Replace the pipe Clean the squeegee Adjust inclination and pressure Clean the blades Reverse the blades or replace them Close it

Replace the gasket Replace/check the motor Recharge them

Not enough water flow on the brush

27. Solution tank is empty

28. Tap is closed

29. The cable from the handwheel to the tap is

broken. Versions BASE and TRAC

30. The solution pipe from the tank to the brush

is clogged.

Fill the tank Open the tap Replace it

Make sure there is no incrustations

TROUBLE-SHOOTING CHART

WARNING ! ANY OTHER TYPE OF SERVICE OPERATION OR TEST, EXCEPTION MADE FOR THOSE SHOWN IN THE PRESENT MANUAL, MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY AUTHORISED SERVICE CENTRES ONLY

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PRODUCT WARRANTY

Eureka S.p.A. warrants that our machine will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 12 months from date of installation. Written notice of any claimed defect must be given to Eureka S.p.A. or its Authorized Sales/Service Representative within the warranty period and within thirty (30) days after such defect is discovered. Liability under this warranty is limited to either replacing or repairing, at Eureka or its Authorized Sales/Service Representative election, any part or parts deemed defective after examination. This warranty does not extend to labour charges, handling charges or transport charges.

This warranty does not extend to the machine, or its parts, that have been subject to misuse, accident or improper handling, installation, maintenance or application, nor does it extend to the machine and/or parts which have been repaired or altered outside Eureka’s plant or the facility of Eureka’s Authorized Sales/Service Representative.

This warranty does not apply to routine wearable parts such as brushes, splashguards, flaps, filters, seals, plugs, hoses, fuses or similar items. Moreover, this warranty does not extend to the machine or any of its parts already repaired or replaced under this warranty.

Only replacement parts supplied by Eureka or Eureka’s Authorized Sales/Service Representative

are warranted for 30 days after installation. The warranty for engines shall be limited to the warranty extended by the engine’s manufacturer.

IMPORTANT! Warranty claims will be evaluated only if the Installation Form will be sent by fax or by mail, filled in all its parts, to Eureka’s headquarter within thirty (30) days after the machine’s installation.

EUREKA S.p.A.

Viale dell’Artigianato 30/32, CITTADELLA (PD) 35013 - ITALY Tel. ++39 - 049- 9481800 Fax. ++39 -049 – 9481899

INTERNET: www.eurekasweepers.com E-MAIL: info@eurekasweepers.com

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INSTALLATION FORM NECESSARY TO ACTIVATE WARRANTY

Warranty claims will be evaluated only if the following Installation Form will be sent by fax

COMPANY & NAME OF THE SELLER

STAMP & SIGNATURE OF THE SELLER

USES’ INFORMATION

TYPE OF FLOOR

CLEANING AREA (m2)

MACHINE INFORMATION

MODEL OF THE MACHINE

FRAME’S NUMBER

S/N

INSTALLATION DATE:

GENERAL INFORMATIONI

1) HAS THE LEAD TIME BEEN RESPECTED?

4) HAVE YOU READ THE OPERATION MANUAL PRIOR TO USE THE MACHINE?

2) HAVE YOU BEEN SHOWN HOW TO USE THE MACHINE?

5) HAVE YOU BEEN OFFERED A

PREVENTIVE “MAINTENANCE

CONTRACT”?

3) HAVE YOU CHECKED THE PERFECT FUNCTIONING OF THE MACHINE PRIOR TO USE IT??

6) HAVE YOU ACCEPTED IT?

USER’S INFORMATION

COMPANY NAME

ADDRESS

N°

CITY

PROVINCE

COUNTRY

PHONE #

FAX #

INTERNET ADDRESS

E-MAIL

BUSINESS ACTIVITY

NAME OF THE PERSON WHO RECEIVES THE MACHINE:

POSITION:

DATE

SIGNATURE

or by mail, filled in all its parts, to Eureka’s headquarter within thirty (30) days after the machine’s installation. PLEASE RETAIN THE ORIGINAL COPY WITHIN THE MANUAL.

Viale dell’Artigianato 30/32, 35013 CITTADELLA ( PD ) ItalyTel ++39 - 049 - 9481800 Fax ++39 - 049 - 9481899

INTERNET: www.eurekasweepers.com E-MAIL: info@eurekasweepers.com

Eureka S.p.A.

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ENCL. N. A1

LAVASCIUGA PAVIMENTI:

MODELLI:

E51-BASE

LEGALE RAPPRESENTANTE E PERSONA AUTORIZZATA A COSTITUIRE

IL FASCICOLO TECNICO

CITTADELLA 20/04/16

GIANFRANCO LAGO

DICHIARAZIONE DI CONFORMITÁ

Noi: EUREKA S.p.A. Unipersonale

Viale dell’Artigianato 30/32 35013 CITTADELLA (PD)

dichiariamo sotto la nostra esclusiva responsabilità che il prodotto

al quale questa dichiarazione si riferisce è conforme alle seguenti norme:

 Sicurezza del macchinario, Concetti fondamentali, principi generali di progettazione Specifiche e principi

tecnici - UNI EN 12100-1, UNI EN 12100-2

 Sicurezza del macchinario. Distanze di sicurezza per impedire il raggiungimento di zone pericolose con gli

arti superiori, UNI EN 294.

 Sicurezza del macchinario. Spazi minimi per evitare lo schiacciamento di parti del corpo. UNI EN 349.

 Sicurezza degli apparecchi elettrici d’uso domestico e similare. Parte generale - EN 60335-1 (1994) +

A11(1995) + A1(1996) + A2(2000) + A13(1998) + A14(1998) + A15(2000) + A16(2001)

 Sicurezza degli apparecchi elettrici d’uso domestico e similare. Parte 2: Norma particolare per macchine

automatiche per il trattamento dei pavimenti per uso industriale e collettivo - EN 60335-2-72 (1998) +

A1(2000)

 Compatibilità elettromagnetica – Parte 6.3 – Norma generica di emissione per ambiente residenziale,

commerciale ed industria leggera - EN 61000-6-3 (2001)

 Compatibilità elettromagnetica – Parte 6.1 – Norma generica di immunità per ambiente residenziale,

commerciale ed industria leggera - EN 61000-6-1 (2001)

in base a quanto previsto dalle Direttive:

2006/42/CEE, 2014/35/UE, 2017/30/UE, 92/31/CEE, 1907/2006 CE, 93/68CEE