Steamaster POLIVAC TERMINATOR Operations Manual & Trouble Shooting Manual

POLIVAC TERMINATOR

OPERATIONS MANUAL & TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

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POLIVAC TERMINATOR

Technical specification

 Vacuum system 2 x 1100 watt 2 stage tangential motors
 Solution Pump 1 x 170 psi sealed electric pump 240v 10A
 Body Fibreglass body with Aluminium sub frame
 Switches 3 x Red self illuminating push button switches.
 Water capacity Solution tank 55 litres
 Recovery tank 20 litres

Standard cleaning equipment included

 1 x 5 mtr solution hose
 1 x 5 mtr vacuum hose
 1 x 12 inch 2 jet wand
 1 x 15mtr Power cable

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How to Use Your Polivac Terminator

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1. 240v power socket inlet.

2. Vacuum # 1 on/off switch

3. Vacuum # 2 on/off switch

4. Solution Pump oan/off switch.

1. Pump pressure switch adjustment. Factory

set to Maximum

2. Solution outlet fitting.

3. Waste water dump valve

 Pictured (Fig #3) above is the water cut off

system used in the Terminator. The mesh
cage houses the cut off float preventing
waste water from entering the vac motors.

 This is the working position of the float.

The Aluminium deflection plate stop water
spray/mist from entering the float system.

 It is vital to the vac motors that mesh

screen be free from any lint or hair which
would impede the air flow of the vacuums.

Fig 3

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 Pictured (Fig4) below is the filter from the

other side. The filter is easily remove for
cleaning.

 The float ball can be easily seen to ensure

correct operation.of the float ball to ensure
free travel.

 Pictured (Fig5) above shows the waste water

dump valve in the up position allowing the
water to be emptied & disposed of. The valve
is a slide gate sealed unit that only requires
operator to lift up to dispense water & to
push down to close.

 Ensure valve is completely closed before

operation to obtain maximum suction.

 The above picture shows the exhaust

point for the vacuum motors.

 If at any stage the operator experiences

water coming from this point it indicates
foam is passing by the filter & this needs
to be stopped. Water coming from this
point can only come thru the vac motors.
To prevent foam build up, use an
antifoaming chemical agent. Do so by
pouring a small amount of antifoam
solution directly into waste tank prior to
steam cleaning.

Fig 4

Fig 5

Fig 10

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OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR TERMINATOR

1. Connect power cable to 240v socket inlet ( Fig 1 # 1)

2. Connect the male end of solution hose (Fig 8) to the solution outlet on machine (Fig2)

3. Connect the female soltuion hose end to the male connection of the wand trigger (Fig 9)

4. Take the G-vac hose (Fig7) & connect to the wand end & the inlet on the dome.

5. Fill unit with hot or cold water Note Do not exceed 50 degrees celcius for hot water as this will

weaken & damage internal pump seals.

6. Engage both vac switches & pump switches to start operation. Depress brass trigger to release

water & cleaning has begun.

TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

LACK OF VACUUM

 Check that the dump valve is closed & sealing,
 Ensure dome lid is seated correctly & tightly sealed
 Check that both vac motors are working & switched are illuminated red.
 Check waste tank float cage to ensure ball is not trapped in the up position
 Check wand mouth to ensure it is not obstructed.
 Check suction hose for any holes or splitting.

LOW OR FLUCTUATING PRESSURE

 Check sufficient water levels.
 Check the pump switch to ensure power is available
 Check wand jets for blockages.
 Check that solution filter in rear tank is clean & free from any obstructions.

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