Kent Euroclean SelectGloss 21P Operation Manual

SelectGloss™ 21P

OPERATOR MANUAL AND PARTS LISTOPERATOR MANUAL AND PARTS LIST

OPERATOR MANUAL AND PARTS LIST

OPERATOR MANUAL AND PARTS LISTOPERATOR MANUAL AND PARTS LIST Kent MODEL 56010814

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Safe Operating Practicess

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Kent by Nilfisk-Advance Propane Powered

Burnishers

Give serious consideration to items marked by this symbol, failure to do so may

cause injury to yourself or others and/or cause damage to the machine.

• Only allow qualified and trained personnel to operate equipment.

• Closely follow maintenance and operating instructions.

• Keep accurate records of maintenance and service in provided log book.

• Remember, routine maintenance NOW will prevent a breakdown LATER.

• Always check oil level before starting.

• Keep nuts and bolts tightened and hose connections snug.

• Refer to engine manufacturer's service manual or contact Nilfisk-Advance for engine repairs or adjustments not listed in this manual.

• Never alter or reconstruct the fuel system. To do so may be dangerous and will void the factory warranty.

• Always use U.L., C.T.C./D.O.T. listed cylinders supplied by Nilfisk-Advance.

• Be careful not to cross thread the Rego gas line coupling at the fuel cylinder.

• Always store cylinder outside away from heat and direct sunlight.

• Never leave the machine running unattended.

• Always operate in a well ventilated area. Failure to do so may cause nausea or carbon monoxide poisoning.)

• Warning: Keep hands and feet clear of rotating pad! Inspect pad holders regularly. (A fractured pad holder may result in pad fragments causing injury.)

WARNING

Have the machine serviced by a certified technician, including an emission check every three (3) months.

Failure to follow the instructions and warnings appearing in this operating manual or on machine labels may result in serious injury to the person using the machine and possibly to other persons and property.

NOTE: This machine is manufactured for commercial use only.

SAFE OPERATING PRACTICES (Continued)

Propane Powered Floor Burnishers are designed and manufactured for high speed commercial floor buffing only. These machines are designed to buff most modern types of floors including composition tile, stone, marble, terrazzo, and resilient floor covering using floor coatings designed for high speed buffing.

Even though NFPA 58 8-4.5 says... " these machines shall be permitted to be used in buildings frequented by the public, including the times when such buildings are occupied by the public." Nilfisk-Advance suggests use when occupancy of a given work area is at a minimum.

These machines should not:

• Be used in nursing homes, hospitals, day care centers etc.

• Be used by unqualified or untrained personnel.

• Be used unless properly maintained and adjusted.

• Be left running unattended.

• Be used on areas with obstructions such as thresholds, floor outlet boxes, etc.

• Be used in rooms without proper ventilation.

These Propane Powered Burnishers are designed with the burnishing head offset to the right side to make it easier to burnish the floor close to the edge. It is recommended to start burnishing on the right side of the aisle, turn and come back down the isle in the opposite direction overlapping the previous path slightly. Continue this pattern until the floor area to be burnished has been covered with the last pass being on the right side of the machine. The forward speed is generally at a normal walking speed.

Caution: Do not allow the burnisher to operate without moving. It may burn the floor and could cause

damage to the floor covering.

SPECIFICATIONS

SELECTGLOSS™ 21P

Pad Size ..............................................................21" (53.3cm)

Pad Speed .......................................................... 2000 RPM

Width ................................................................... 22.75" (57.8 cm)

Length ................................................................. 51.5" (130.8 cm)

Engine ................................................................. Honda 11 hp

Starting ................................................................110 Volt

Weight ................................................................. 201 lbs. (91.2 kg.)

Deck .................................................................... Cast Alum. Alloy

Vibration .............................................................. Less than 2.5m/s

Sound Level ........................................................ 88 db

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Propane Machine Safety

A. Purpose .................................................................................................................................1

B. Refueling and Storage of Fuel Cylinders ............................................................................... 1

C. Safety in Engineering ............................................................................................................1

D. Use and Care ........................................................................................................................1

II. Machine Preparation

A. Adding Oil ..............................................................................................................................1

B. Filling the Fuel Cylinder .........................................................................................................2

C. Installing the Fuel Cylinder ....................................................................................................2

III. Operating Instructions

A. Starting Instructions ...............................................................................................................2

B. Operation ............................................................................................................................... 3

C. Idling and Stopping the Machine ...........................................................................................3

D. Installing and Changing the Buffer Pad ................................................................................. 3

E. Storage .................................................................................................................................. 3

F. Transportation .......................................................................................................................3

IV. Scheduled Maintenance ..........................................................................................................4

V. General Maintenance Procedures

A. Fuel System

1. Adjusting the Regulator .................................................................................................5

2. Engine Dust Filter ..........................................................................................................5

3. Carburetor Air Filter .......................................................................................................5

4. Fuel Hose and Connections ..........................................................................................5

B. Engine Maintenance

1. Cooling Fins ..................................................................................................................5

2. Head Bolts .....................................................................................................................5

3. Changing Oil..................................................................................................................6

C. Belt Maintenance...................................................................................................................6

D. Adjusting the Handle .............................................................................................................7

VI. Troubleshooting .........................................................................................................................7

VII. Drawing and Parts List

A. Honda Engine, Deck, and Handle Drawing and Parts List ................................................8,9

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