Tornado 99790, BD 40/66 Operation & Maintenance Manual

Operations & Maintenance Manual

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TORNADO INDUSTRIES, LLC

3101 WICHITA COURT

FORT WORTH, TX 76140

PHONE: 800-VACUUMS

FAX: [phone]

WWW.TORNADOVAC.COM

Form No. L9790AB 02/17 ©Tornado Industries, LLC. All rights reserved

BD 40/66 RIDE-ON SCRUBBER

MODEL NO: 99790

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Long Term Buyer Protection Limited Warranty

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Tornado Industries, LLC. (Tornado) warrants to the end/user customer that the Tornado product(s) will
be free from defects in material and workmanship for the duration(s) described below. This limited
warranty DOES NOT cover machines and/or components subject to normal wear and tear, damage
that occurs in shipping, failures resulting from modication, accident, unsuitable operating environ­ment, misuse, abuse, neglect, or improper maintenance by you. For full details, contact your Autho­rized Tornado Distributor, Service Center, or the Tornado Technical Service Department. Tornado
sales and service representatives are not authorized to waive or alter the terms of this warranty, or to
increase the obligations of Tornado under the warranty.

10 Years*

Plastic water tanks and Rotationally-molded bodies

2 Years*

Parts on all Tornado cleaning equipment

1 Year*

Labor on all Tornado cleaning equipment

1 Year*

Warranty on batteries, one year prorated

All battery warranties are handled directly by the battery manufacturer, on a one year prorated basis

Terms subject to change without notice

1. Except all Windshears™ Blowers, Storm, TV2SS, Side and Downdraft, Insulation Blowers, CV 30,
CV 38, CK14/1 PRO, CK 14/2 PRO, SWM 31/9, CK LW13/1, CK LW 13/1 ROAM, CV 38/48 Dual,
PV6, PV10, PV6 ROAM, Wall Mount Vacuum and all chargers are warranted for 1 (one) year for both
parts and labor.

2. All non-wear item parts purchased after warranty expiration are warranted for 90 days.

3. Warranty starts from the date of sale to the consumer or, at Tornado’s discretion, 6 months after

the dealer purchased the unit from Tornado, whichever comes rst.

4. The EB 30 is warranted for a period of 90 days for both parts and labor.

5. The warranty on engines used on propane powered equipment is limited to motor manufacturer’s
warranty.

6. Ride-on Scrubbers are warranted for 24 months, parts, 6 months labor or 1,000 hours, whichever

occurs rst.

Note: Tornado, The Latest Dirt, Floorkeeper,
Carpetkeeper, Carpetrinser, Carpetrinser/Dryer,
Headmaster, Taskforce, PAC-VAC, T-Lite, Glazer,
Windshear, Max-Vac and Trot-Mop are trademarks
of Tornado Industries

Website: www.tornadovac.com

Phone 1-800-VACUUMS
Fax [phone]
Address 3101 Wichita Court
Fort Worth, TX 76140

1-800-VACUUMS 90 Years of Cleaning Innovation A Tacony Company
Form F2662.©2017. All rights reserved

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NOTES

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SUMMARY

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LEGEND PANEL OF CONTROLS 5
LEGEND MACHINE 5
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION 6
SYMBOLOGY 7
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 7
INTRODUCTORY COMMENT 8
GENERAL RULES OF SAFETY 8
BEFORE USE 8

Handling of the packed machine 8
Unpacking of the machine 8
Access to the battery compartment 8
Battery installation and setting of
the battery type 9
Assembling of the rollbar 9
Battery recharger 9
Batteries recharging 9
Batteries disposal 9
Connection battery connector
and switching on of the machine 9
Batteries charge level indicator 9
Hour meter 10
Squeegee assembly 10
Adjustment of the squeegee 10
Splash Guard Assembly 10
Brushes Assembly 10
FLOOR CLEANING 11
Recovery tank 11
Detergent solution tank 11
STARTING OF THE MACHINE 11
Forward and backward movement 11
Horn 12
Working brake 12
Emergency-parking brake 12
Automatic squeegee lifting
when going backwards 12
Working in automatic mode 12

Working in manual mode 12
Side brush 13
Working adjustments 14
Flow adjustment of the detergent
solution 14
Adjustment of the brushes pressure 14
Electric protection 14

Overow device 15

STOP OF THE MACHINE
AFTER CLEANING OPERATION 15
DAILY MAINTENANCE 15

Recovery tank emptying and cleaning 15

Suction lter cleaning 15

Brushes cleaning 15
Squeegee cleaning 16
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE 16
Rear squeegee rubber check 16
Squeegee hose cleaning 16
Cleaning of the solution tank

and of the outer lter 16

TWO-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE 16
Front squeegee rubber check 16
SIX-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE 16
Splash guard rubber check 16
Check of the brakes 16
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 16
The suction motor does not work 17
The brushes motor does not work 17
The traction motor does not work 17
The water does not come down

onto the brushes or is insufcient 17

The machine does not clean properly 18
The squeegee does not dry perfectly 18
Excessive foam production 18

PROGRAMMED MAINTENANCE 19
RECOMMENDED BRUSHES 19

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LEGEND PANEL OF CONTROLS

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1. DISPLAY VISUALIZATION

2. PUSH BUTTON VISUALIZATION HOUR METER (DIS­PLAY)

3. PUSH BUTTON VISUALIZATION BRUSHES PRES­SURE SET (DISPLAY)

4. ADJUSTMENT KNOB BRUSHES PRESSURE

5. KEY SWITCH

6. PUSH BUTTON HORN

7. CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS

8. DRIVE SELECTOR FORWARDS/BACKWARDS

9. SELECTOR SPEED

10. SOLUTION VALVE LEVER

11. SWITCH WATER OPENING (SOLENOID VALVE)

12. SELECTOR MODE OF FUNCTIONING

13. SWITCH SIDE BRUSH CONTROL (optional)

14. SELECTOR UP/DOWN BRUSHES

15. SELECTOR UP/DOWN SQUEEGEE

16. SWITCH SUCTION MOTORS

17. SIGNAL LAMP PARKING BRAKE ON

18. SIGNAL LAMP SUCTION MOTORS ON

19. SIGNAL LAMP DETERGENT SOLUTION LOW

20. SIGNAL LAMP RECOVERY TANK FULL

21. SIGNAL LAMP SQUEEGEE DOWN

22. SIGNAL LAMP BRUSHES DOWN

23. SIGNAL LAMP BRUSHES ROTATION

24. SIGNAL LAMP WATER OPEN (SOLENOID VALVE)

25. SIGNAL LAMP BRUSHES BASE SIDE MOVEMENT

26. SIGNAL LAMP RESTORATION LIQUID LEVEL
BRAKES

LEGEND MACHINE

1. RECOVERY TANK

2. SOLUTION TANK

3. SEAT

4. DRIVE WHEEL

5. SCREW CAP FOR INLET DETERGENT SOLUTION

6. BLINKING LIGHT

7. ROLLBAR

8. INSPECTION CAP RECOVERY TANK

9. SQUEEGEE HOSE

10. PLUG EXHAUST HOSE RECOVERY TANK

11. EXHAUST HOSE RECOVERY TANK

12. SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY

13. PANEL CONTROLS

14. LEVER BLOCK/RELEASE PARKING BRAKE

15. COVER ELECTRICAL LAYOUT

16. BUMPER

17. PEDAL ACCELERATOR

18. TRACTION MOTOR WHEEL

19. STEP FOR THE OPERATOR

20. OUTER FILTER DETERGENT SOLUTION

21. BOTTOM PLATE

22. BRUSHES BASE GROUP

23. REAR WHEELS

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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION U/M BD 40/66

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Cleaning width mm/in 1000/40
Squeegee width mm/in 1175/46
Working capacity, up to sqm/h/sqft/h 7000/75,347
Brush Diameter mm/in 2 x 510/20
Diameter side brush mm/in 345/14
Brush rpm rpm 162
Side brush rpm rpm 180
Pressure on the brushes kg/lbs 160/353 max
Pressure on the side brush kg/lbs 26.5/58
Brushes motor W/A 2000/56
Motor side brush W/A 250/7
Traction motor W/A 1200/33
Suction motors W/A 2x570/2x16
Suction vacuum mbar/in water lift 190/76
Type of drive autom.
Movement speed I-II km/h/mph 4.5-7/2.7-4.3
Maximum gradient % 10
Solution tank l/gal 235/62
Recovery tank l/gal 250/66
Machine length mm/in 2025/80
Machine height (without rollbar) mm/in 1330/53
Machine height (with rollbar and without blinking light) mm/in 1685/66
Machine height (with rollbar and blinking light) mm/in 1850/73
Machine width (without squeegee) mm/in 1040/41
Machine width with side brush in operating position mm/in 1185/46.7
Weight of the machine (empty and without batteries ) kg/lbs 600/1323
Capacity of the batteries Ah 5 500
Weight of the batteries kg/lbs 600/1323
Compartment of the batteries mm/in 655x640x530/26x25x21
Acoustic pressure level (in conformity with EN 60704-

1)
Class III
Protection level IP X3
Tension V 36

dB (A) ---

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Symbol denoting the switch

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for the water opening and
the signal lamp that the
water is open.

Symbol denoting the func­tioning of the solution valve

adjusting the ow of the

detergent solution.

Indication of the maximum
temperature of the detergent
solution. It is placed near the
charging hole of the solution
tank.

Symbol denoting the selec­tion of the operation mode
in manual.

Symbol denoting the selec­tion of the operation mode
in automatic.

Symbol denoting the selec­tion of the mode at the end
of the washing and transfer.

Symbol denoting the activa­tion and the signal lamp
brushes down.

Symbol denoting the activa­tion of the brushes up.

Symbol denoting the
open book. Indicates that
the operator has to read
the manual before the
use of the machine.

Symbol denoting the open
book. For the good func­tioning of the battery re­charger, read the manual
of the constructor.

Warning symbol.
Read carefully the sections
marked with this symbol,
for the security of both the
operator and the machine.

Rollbar lowered of 120 mm (1).

SYMBOLOGY MACHINE

Symbol denoting the activa­tion and the signal lamp of
the side brush.

Symbol denoting the activa­tion and the signal lamp of
the side brush.

Symbol denoting the push
button to visualize on the
display the brushes pres­sure set.

Symbol denoting the
functioning of the adjust­ment selector of the
brushes pressure.

Symbol denoting the acti­vation and the signal lamp
squeegee down.

Symbol denoting the acti­vation of the squeegee up.

Symbol denoting the
switch and the signal lamp
of the functioning of the
suction motors.

Symbol denoting the
charge level of the batter­ies.

SYMBOLOGY HANDBOOK

Warning symbol.
Risk of acid leakage from
the batteries

Obligation symbol, discon­nect the installation from
the batteries acting upon
the connector before any
operation on the machine.

Obligation symbol requir­ing the wear of protection
glasses.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

Movable working lights (2). Side brush version 100 (3).

Symbol denoting the push
button to visualize the hour
meter on the display.

Symbol denoting the selec­tion of the forward/back­ward movement.

Symbol denoting the
selection switch of the
operation speed.

Symbol denoting the
signal lamp of the parking
brake on.

Symbol denoting the key
switch.

Symbol denoting the push
button of the horn.

Symbol denoting the sig­nal lamp of low detergent
solution.

Symbol denoting the

signal lamp of overow of

the recovery tank.

Symbol denoting the
signal lamp of restoration
level liquid brakes.

Obligation symbol requir­ing the wear of protection
gloves.

Symbol preceding an in­formation about the correct
use of the machine.

Symbol indicating opera­tions to be carried out only

by qualied personnel.

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INTRODUCTORY COMMENT

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Your new Tornado unit is a high qual­ity, precision-made product. All parts
used in the manufacturing of this
unit have passed rigid quality control
standards prior to assembly. Please
safeguard the original receipt / invoice.
If you experience any problems with
your unit during the warranty period,
the original receipt / invoice will act as
proof of purchase. Contact Tornado for
any warranty inquiries.

GENERAL RULES OF SAFETY

The rules below have to be followed
carefully in order to avoid injury to the
operator and damage to the machine.

− Read the labels carefully on the

machine. Do not cover them for any
reason and replace them immediately
if damaged.

− ATTENTION: The machine must be
used only by authorized staff that have
been instructed on its correct and
proper use.

− ATTENTION: Do not use the ma-
chine on areas having a higher gradi­ent than the one stated on the number
plate.

− ATTENTION: The machine is not to
be used by persons, children included,
with reduced physical, sensorial or
mental capabilities, or with lack of
experience or knowledge, unless they
could benet, through the intermedia­tion of a responsible person for their
safety, by a supervision or instructions
concerning to its use.

− During the operation of the machine,

pay attention to other people and es­pecially to children.

− Children shall not play with the

machine.

− Children cannot carry out cleaning

and maintenance of the machine.

TRANSFER

− Do not strike shelvings or scaffold­ings where there is danger of falling
objects.

− Leaving the machine in parking

position, remove the key and apply the
parking brake.

− Do not use the machine as a means

of transport.

− Adapt the working speed to the con­ditions: particularly, slow down before
facing narrow curves.

STORAGE AND DISPOSAL

− Storage temperature: between 32°F
and 131°F (0°C and +55°C).

− Perfect operating temperature:
between 32°F and 104°F (0°C and
+40°C ).

− The humidity should not exceed

95%.

− Provide for the scrapping of the

material of normal wear (brushes,
squeegee blades etc.) following the
respective rules.
When your machine has to stop
activity, provide for the appropriate
waste disposal of its materials, es­pecially oils, batteries and electronic
components, and considering that
the machine itself has been, where
possible, constructed using recyclable
materials.

CORRECT USE

− Do not use the machine on surfaces
covered with inammable liquids or

dusts (for example hydrocarbons,
ashes or soot).

− In case of re, use a powder based
re-extinguisher. Do not use water.

− Do not use the machine in explosive

atmosphere.

− The machine has to carry out simul­taneously the operations of washing
and drying. Different operations must
be carried out in restricted areas
prohibited to non-authorized personnel
and the operator has to wear suitable
shoes.

− Signal the areas of moist oors with

suitable signs.

− Do not mix different detergents,

avoiding harmful odours.

− Avoid brushes operation when the

machine is standing still in order to

prevent oor damages.

MAINTENANCE

− If the machine does not work

properly, check by conducting simple
maintenance procedures.
Otherwise, ask for technical advice
from an authorized assistance center.

− For any cleaning and/or mainte­nance operation remove the power
supply from the machine.

− Where parts are required, ask

for ORIGINAL spare parts from the
distributor and/or from an authorized
dealer.

− Use only ORIGINAL brushes

indicated in the paragraph “RECOM­MENDED BRUSHES”.

− Do not take off the protections

which require the use of tools for their
removal.

− Do not wash the machine with direct

water jets or with high water pressure
nor with corrosive material.

− Every 200 working hours have a ma­chine check by an authorized service
department.

− Before using the machine, check

that all panels and coverings are in
their position as indicated in this use
and maintenance catalogue.

− Restore all electrical connections

after any maintenance operation.

BEFORE USE
HANDLING OF THE PACKED MA­CHINE

The machine is supplied with suit­able packing foreseen for fork lift truck
handling.
The total weight is:
1433 lbs. ( 650kg)
Packing dimensions:
Base: 84” x 45” (213 cm x 115 cm)
Height: 65” (165 cm)

Do not place any packings on top.

UNPACKING OF THE MACHINE

1. Remove the external packing.

2. Move the machine backwards, as

indicated in the gure, avoiding heavy

contacts to mechanical parts.

3. Keep the pallet for eventual trans-
port.
ACCESS TO THE BATTERY COM­PARTMENT

1. Bring the machine on a levelled
surface.

2. Rotate the seat platform forward up
to the blocking of the support.

3. Having nished any intervention, to

close the battery compartment, after
having released the support, reposi­tion the seat platform.

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BATTERY INSTALLATION AND SETTING

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OF THE BATTERY TYPE

The machine is equipped either with bat­teries in serial connection or elements of
DIN-type assembled together and connect­ed in series for a total of 36 Volt, placed
in its appropriate compartment under the
seat platform and must be handled using
suitable lifting equipment (due to weight,
considering the type of batteries chosen,
and coupling system).
The batteries must be in accordance with
CEI 21-5 Norms.

The machine and its battery check card
are factory set for the use of traditional
lead batteries.

CHECK THE SETTING OF THE CHECK
CARD (see under paragraph “BATTERIES
CHARGE LEVEL INDICATOR”).

In case of GEL batteries installation, it is
necessary to set the battery check card.
Please contact the authorized technical
assistance.
Strictly follow manufacturer/distributor
indications for the maintenance and re­charge of the batteries. All installation and
maintenance operations must be executed
by specialized staff, using suitable protec­tion accessories.
For batteries installation it is necessary to
reach the battery compartment as indi­cated under paragraph “ACCESS TO THE
BATTERY COMPARTMENT”.

1. Place the batteries in its compartment.

2. Connect the terminals, respecting the

polarities, avoiding contact with other
parts that could create short circuit.
ASSEMBLING OF THE ROLLBAR

For packing reasons the support of the
blinking light is supplied disassembled.
Proceed as follows:

1. Take off the four xing screws (1) from

the rollbar.

2. Place the rollbar into their seats (2) on
the tank.

3. Fasten the screws passing them in the
same order in their holes foreseen on the
support.

4. Complete the assembly connecting the
connectors (3) to supply the blinking light
and the working lights (optional).

BATTERY CHARGER

Make sure that the battery charger is
suitable for the installed batteries both
for their capacities and type (lead/acid
or GEL and equivalent).

In the plastic bag containing the use and

maintenance you will nd the coupling

connector for the charger. It must be as­sembled onto the cables of your charger,
following the instructions given by the
manufacturer.
This operation must be carried out by

qualied staff. A wrong or faulty cable

connection can cause serious damages to
persons or equipment.

BATTERIES RECHARGING

1. Plug the connector (3) of the battery
charger into the battery connector.

2. Proceed with the charging.

Never charge a GEL battery with a non
suitable charger. Strictly follow the in­structions supplied by the batteries and
charger manufacturer.

In order not to cause permanent damages
to the batteries, it is necessary to avoid
their complete discharge, providing for the
charging within a few minutes after the bat­teries discharge signal starts blinking.

NOTE: Never leave the batteries com­pletely discharged even if the machine is
not used. In case of traditional batteries,
please check the electrolyte level every 20
charging cycles and eventually top them
up with distilled water. Never leave the
batteries discharged for more than two
weeks.

Danger of gas exhalations and emission
of corrosive liquids. Fire danger: do not

approach with free ames.

BATTERIES DISPOSAL

It is compulsory to hand over exhausted

batteries, classied as dangerous waste,

to an authorized institution according to
the current laws.

CONNECTION BATTERY CONNECTOR
AND SWITCHING ON OF THE MACHINE

Once the battery recharging has been
completed:

1. Disconnect the connector of the battery
charger from the battery connector (1).

2. Connect then the battery connector (1)
to the machine connector (2).
To start any function of the machine, it is
necessary to rotate the key switch clock­wise (5). Rotating it counterclockwise and
any function will be switched off.

BATTERIES CHARGE LEVEL

When the machine is switched on, on the
display (1) appear in order the following
information:

1. the version (for example A003) of soft­ware installed on the machine.

2. the setting of the battery check card
which can be:
GE 36: check card set for GEL batteries.
or
Pb 36: check card set for lead batteries.

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3. The batteries charge level indicator is

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digital and remains xed on the display.

The battery charge level starts from 100,
which indicates the 100% of the total
charge and decreases from 10 to 10.
When the charge level reaches 20%, the
display starts blinking, so you are about
the end of working.

After a few seconds of the indication 10%
and after this, the blinking of the four lines,
all the functions stop automatically. With
the remaining charge it is anyhow pos-

sible to nish the drying operation before

proceeding to the charge station.

HOUR METER

The machine is equipped with an hour
meter located on the same display (1) of
the battery charge level indicator. Pressing

the button (2), the rst data indicates the

working hours and after a few seconds the
working minutes are shown.

ADJUSTMENT OF THE SQUEEGEE

In order to have a perfect drying result
through the squeegee, the rear rubber
must have the lower bending uniformly ad­justed in all its length. For the adjustment,
the suction motor has to be switched on
and the brushes have to function together
with the detergent solution.
If the lower part of the rubber is bent too
much
Take off the pressure rotating the wing nut
(5) counterclockwise.
If the lower part of the rubber is not bent
enough
Increase the pressure rotating the wing nut
(5) clockwise. Check that the wheels which

adjust the height do not rest on the oor,

in this case adjust them as indicated in
paragraph "Height adjustment".
If the bending is not uniform
Adjust the squeegee inclination rotat­ing counter-clockwise the wing nut (6) to
increase the bending in the central part, or
clockwise to increase the bending on the
ends.
Height adjustment
Once the pressure and inclination of the
squeegee have been adjusted, it is neces-

sary to x this optimum condition and
make the wheels slightly touch the oor.

Rotate clockwise the registers (7) to lower
the wheels or counterclockwise to raise
them. Both wheels must be adjusted the
same. To act upon the register (7) loosen
at the same time the two milled ring nuts,
adjust the height acting on the upper one

and then x the adjustment screwing and

blocking the lower one.

SPLASH GUARD ASSEMBLY

The two slash guards are already preas­sembled on the two metal covers. To
assemble the covers, it is necessary to
proceed as follows:

1. Take off the clips (1) present on the pins

(2) xed to the brushes base.

2. Assemble the cover onto the brushes
base.

3. Reposition the clips (1) to block.
For the disassembly it is necessary to pro­ceed in the reverse order described above.

BRUSHES ASSEMBLY

To assemble the brushes it is necessary
that the brushes base is in the lifted posi­tion. If it is not lifted, proceed as follows:
Without the operator seated, turning the
key switch clockwise, the display comes
on and after 3 seconds all working groups
come off automatically and are lifted from

the oor.

With the brushes base group in lifted posi­tion, insert the brushes into their plate seat
underneath the brushes base turning them
until the three metal buttons are properly
seated in their slots; rotate energically the
brushes to push the button towards the
coupling spring until they get blocked.

The gure shows the rotating sense for

brushes coupling.

SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY

1. Insert the two screws (3) situated on the
upper part of the squeegee (2) inside the
slots present on the support.

2. To block the squeegee tighten the stud
bolts (3).

3. Insert the squeegee hose (4) into its
coupling, respecting its position as indi-

cated in the gure.

Every type of oor requires a specic
adjustment. For example, concrete oors

(where the friction tends to be high) need
little pressure, while smooth oors (ceram­ics) need higher pressure.
If the cleaning operations are always made

on the same type of oor, the adjustment

only needs to be made as a result of the
rubber wear.

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For a longer life of the brushes we suggest
to invert daily their position. Whenever
brushes result to be deformed we suggest
to reassemble them in the same position,
in order to avoid that the different inclina­tion of the bristles causes excessive motor
overload or troublesome vibrations.

Use only brushes supplied with the ma-

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chine or the ones indicated in the para­graph “RECOMMENDED BRUSHES”. The
use of other brushes can compromise the
good washing result.

FLOOR CLEANING
RECOVERY TANK

Verify that the squeegee hose couplings
(1/2) are correctly inserted into their seats
and that the exhaust hose plug (4) placed
in the rear part of the machine is well
closed.
Check that the inspection cap (3) placed
on the upper part of the tank is well closed.
Finally, verify the correct tightening of the
closing lever (5) of the cleaning door (6)
placed in the lower part of the tank.

DETERGENT SOLUTION TANK

The capacity of the detergent solution tank
is indicated in the technical data.
Open the screw plug placed in the left part
of the machine and ll the detergent solu­tion tank with clean water at a maximum

temperature of 122°F 50°C. Add the liquid

detergent in the percentage and conditions
foreseen by the manufacturer. To avoid ex­cessive foam presence, which could cause
problems to the suction motors, use the
minimum percentage of detergent. Screw
down the plug to close the solution tank.
The switching on of the signal lamp of low
detergent (19) indicates that the detergent
solution is nearly exhausted.

Always use low foam detergent. To avoid
excessive foam, before begining operation,
introduce into the recovery tank a minimum
quantity of anti-foam product.
Never use pure acid.

STARTING OF THE MACHINE

A safety device avoids the machine’s
movement if the operator is not seated
correctly.
To switch on the machine:

1. Sit on the seat.

2. Turn the key switch (5) clockwise to
switch on the machine.

3. Check the charge level of the batteries
on the display (1).

4. With the selector (12) in central position
(BREAK WASHING) the transfer opera­tions of the machine are carried out (see
under paragraph “FORWARD AND BACK­WARD MOVEMENT").

5. Moving the selector (12) to the left, the
automatic (AUTO) functioning is chosen.
Moving it to the right, the functioning of the
machine becomes manual (MAN):
A. If the selector (12) is in position (AUTO)
the machine activates and deactivates
all the working functions in an automatic
mode (see under paragraph “WORKING
IN AUTOMATIC MODE”).
B. If the selector (12) is in position (MAN)
every function of the machine has to be
activated or deactivated manually (see
under paragraph “WORKING IN MANUAL
MODE”)

FORWARD AND BACKWARD MOVE­MENT

It is recommendable to always carry out
the mere transfer of the machine in mode
(BREAK WASHING).
To proceed to activate the movement of
the machine:

1. Sit on the seat.

2. Turn the key switch (5) clockwise to
switch on the machine.

3. Check the charge level of the batteries
on the display (1).

4. Release the parking brake. If the brake
was applied, the signal lamp (17) would
be switched on (see under paragraph
"EMERGENCY-PARKING BRAKE”).

5. Bring the selector (12) in central posi­tion (BREAK WASHING) to carry out the
mere transfer of the machine. In fact, in
this mode the washing functions of the ma­chine are not working and only the traction
system functions.

6. Select the driving direction with the
selector (8).

7. Press the accelerator pedal placed on
the right side to start the machine.

8. Adjust the driving speed in forward
choosing the slow one (at the maximum
you can reach 2.8 mph 4.5 km/h) or, press­ing the same selector (9) upwards, the
faster one (at the maximum you can reach

4.3 mph 7 km/h) can be obtained).

9. In backward movement, when the
machine is moving, an intermittent warning
device is activated.
The machine is equipped with an auto­matic system that reduces the speed when
the drive direction is changed. The speed
reduction is higher as the curve is sharper.
The speed returns again normally as soon
as the machine gets out from the curve
and it runs along straight paths.

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The machine is equipped with a horn
which is activated pressing the push button
(6).

EMERGENCY-PARKING BRAKE

In case of an emergency pull the lever
of the emergency and parking brake (1)
placed on the left side of the seat.
On the instrument board the signal lamp
(17) comes on which signals that the park­ing brake is applied.
To release the parking brake press the but-

ton (2) placed at the nal part of the brake

lever (1) and simultaneously lower it to the
end.

Selecting the backward movement with the
selector (8) the squeegee lifts automatical­ly and will then return to lower itself during
the next forward movement.
If the accelerator pedal is released for
more than 3seconds, automatically all the
functions are switched off and both the
brushes base as the squeegee are lifted.
Pressing the pedal again, the machine
starts to move again and in automatic
mode all the working functions are reacti­vated.

WORKING BRAKE

The machine is equipped with a hydrau­lic braking system that acts on the rear
wheels.

To brake it is sufcient to press the pedal

placed at the left side of the steering col­umn while releasing the accelerator pedal.

AUTOMATIC SQUEEGEE LIFTING
WHEN GOING BACKWARDS

When selecting the backwards movement
the squeegee is brought automatically to
the upper position. It will then lower again
in the following forward movement.
This happens both in automatic and in
manual mode in order to protect the integ­rity of the squeegee.

WORKING IN AUTOMATIC MODE

The automatic operation is useful to sim­plify the operator’s work.

1.Activate the machine (see under
paragraph“STARTING OF THE MA­CHINE”) putting the selector(12)into the
left position to choose the automatic func­tion (AUTO).

2.Check that the lever (10) is in the posi-

tion of optimum ow, depending on the
type of oor and the type of dirt (see under

the paragraph “FLOW ADJUSTMENT OF
THE DETERGENT SOLUTION”).

3.Selecting the forward with the selector
(8), pressing the accelerator pedal and
adjusting the speed of the forward move­ment with the selector (9), the machine
starts to move and in automatic mode all
the working functions are activated. In
fact, automatically both the brushes base
as the squeegee go down, the brushes
begin to turn, the solenoid valve opens to

permit the detergent solution to ow down

onto the brushes and the suction system
is activated to recover the dirty water from

the oor.

WORKING IN MANUAL MODE

The manual mode is useful when, in
special cases, it is necessary to carry out
separately the washing with the brushes or

the drying of the oor.

Activate the machine (see under para­graph “STARTING OF THE MACHINE”)
positioning the selector (12) to the right to
choose the manual mode (MAN).
TO CARRY OUT THE WASHING WITH
ONLY THE BRUSHES:

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1. Activate the selector (14) of up/down

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of the brushes base to lower the brushes.
Once it is lowered, the brushes begin to
turn. The signal lamp (22) indicates that
the brushes base is in the working position,
while the signal lamp (23) signals that the
brushes are turning.

2. Press the switch (11) to open the sole­noid valve and permit the detergent solu­tion to lower onto the brushes. The signal
lamp (24) will come on to indicate that the
solenoid valve is open.

TO CARRY OUT THE FUNCTION OF
DRYING ONLY:

1.Activate the selector (15) of up/down
squeegee to lower the squeegee. The sig­nal lamp (21) indicates that the squeegee
is in the working position.

2.Press the switch (16) of the suction mo­tors to start the suction system. The signal
lamp (18) indicates that the machine is
drying.
Selecting the sense of drive in forward with
the selector (8), pressing the accelerator
pedal and adjusting the speed of the for­ward movement with the selector (9), the
machine starts to proceed and in automatic
mode all the working functions previously
set are activated.

The function is activated by pressing the
switch (13) independently from the opera­tional use ((manual, automatic and break
washing).

SQUEEGEE ADJUSTMENT OF THE
SIDE BRUSH:

If the oor remains wet in the central part,

it is necessary to load more the weight in
the rear part of the squeegee, screwing
down of some turns the relative screw, as

shown in the gure.

The washing and drying functions, when
they are not carried out simultaneously,
represent an improper use of the machine
(see under paragraph “GENERAL RULES
OF SECURITY”). If they are carried out
separately, it is necessary to forbid the
working areas to the passage of non-au­thorized personnel and to signal the areas

of moist oors with suitable signs.

In manual mode every function of the
machine has to be activated or deactivated
manually.

SIDE BRUSH (OPTIONAL)

The machine can be equipped with a side
brush that permits it to clean near the
edges on the right side.
To assemble the brush, the device has to
be in rested position at machine shut off.
Fit in the brush into the plate seat under
the brush base turning it until the three
metal buttons are properly seated in their
slots; briskly rotate the brush to push the
button towards the coupling spring until it
gets blocked. The gure shows the rotat­ing sense for the brush coupling. For the
uncoupling rotate in the opposite direction

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ADJUSTMENT OF THE DETERGENT
SOLUTION FLOW OF THE SIDE
BRUSH:

During the rst few feet check that the
detergent solution ow on the side brush is
suitable. The ow adjuster of the detergent

solution is already set at the factory to sat­isfy the cleaning of most oors. If neces­sary, modify the quantity of the detergent

solution on the oor through the lever of
the ow adjuster (1).

CLEANING OF THE SIDE BRUSH
SQUEEGEE HOSE:

Weekly or in case of insufcient suction, it

is necessary to check that the squeegee
hose is not obstructed.
To clean it, proceed as follows:

1. Take off the hose (1) from the coupling
placed on the recovery tank.

2. Wash the inside of the hose with a water
jet while the side brush is in function.

3. To reassemble the hose reverse the
above mentioned operations.

VERIFICATION AND REPLACEMENT

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OF THE REAR SQUEEGEE RUBBER OF
THE SIDE BRUSH:

Check the squeegee rubber wear and
eventually turn or replace it.
For the replacement it is necessary to:

1. Act upon the switch (13) to switch off the
side brush, so that it is moved into lifted
position.

2. Remove the wing nuts (1) by unscrew­ing them completely to free the squeegee.

3. Take off the coupling (2) of the squee­gee hose and take off the squeegee.

VERIFICATION AND REPLACEMENT OF
THE FRONT SQUEEGEE RUBBER OF
THE SIDE BRUSH:

Check the wear of the front squeegee rub­ber and eventually replace it.
For the replacement it is necessary to:

1. proceed to disassemble the squeegee
and then the rear squeegee rubber (see
under “VERIFICATION AND REPLACE­MENT OF THE REAR SQUEEGEE RUB­BER OF THE SIDE BRUSH”).

2. Take off the wing nuts (6) in the upper
part of the squeegee body, separate the
two metal parts that form the squeegee
body to take off the front rubber.

3. Clean all components with a water jet.
To reassemble the squeegee reverse the
operations above.

ADJUSTMENT OF THE BRUSHES
PRESSURE

Through the knob (4) it is possible to adjust

the brushes pressure onto the oor in three

pre-set pressure levels. We can visualize
on the display (1) the pressure in kg previ­ously set by pressing the push button (3).
The adjustment occurs in this way both in
automatic as in manual mode.

In order not to overload the brushes motor,
it is convenient to reduce the brushes pres-

sure going from smooth oors to rough

ones (ex. concrete).

4. Release the catch (4) of the rubber
blade clamp and take the rubber off to turn
it to a new side or to replace it.

5. Check that the coupling and the squee­gee hose are not obstructed and remove
the dirt.
To reassemble the squeegee reverse the
operations above.

WORKING ADJUSTMENTS

In both automatic and manual mode, dur-

ing the rst feet/metres check:

1. that the adjustment of the detergent

solution ow is sufcient to wet the oor

uniformly avoiding leakage of detergent
from the splash guards (see
under paragraph “FLOW ADJUSTMENT
OF THE DETERGENT SOLUTION”).

2. that the squeegee adjustment guar­antees a perfect drying result (see under
paragraph “ADJUSTMENT OF THE
SQUEEGEE”).

3. that the brushes pressure permits an

efcient washing action as it relates to the

dirt and the speed (see under paragraph
“ADJUSTMENT OF THE BRUSHES
PRESSURE”).

FLOW ADJUSTMENT OF THE DETER­GENT SOLUTION

To adjust the detergent solution quantity
that ows down onto the brushes it is nec­essary to act upon the solution valve knob
(10) placed on the upper part of the side
instrument board, rotating counterclock­wise to increase it and clockwise to reduce

it up to closure of the ow.

ELECTRIC PROTECTION

The machine is equipped with an elec­tronic system of amperemetric protection
for the principal working functions. This
control device disconnects the function
of the interested component that shows
the problem and indicates on the display
(1) the corresponding alarm, for example
”AL01”, “AL03”.
The last two gures indicate the code num­ber of the alarm.

To restore the functioning of the compo­nent, turn off and on again the machine
acting upon the key switch. If the alarm
persists, please contact the authorized
technical assistance.

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In order to avoid serious damages to the
suction motors, the machine is equipped

with a oat that intervenes when the

recovery tank is full, closing the suction,
the switching on of the signal lamp (20) for
the signalling of the full recovery tank and
consequently to the drying stop.
When this happens, it is necessary to emp­ty the recovery tank (see under paragraph
“RECOVERY TANK EMPTYING AND
CLEANING”).

The mode (BREAK WASHING) is spe-

cic for the transfer at the end of the

cleaning operation.

Restarting the cleaning operation:
A. by positioning to the left the selector
(12) into position (AUTO) one can start
again to work in an automatic mode.
B. by positioning to the right the selector
(12) into position (MAN) the machine re­establishes the functions pre-set manually.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

RECOVERY TANK EMPTYING AND
CLEANING

STOP OF THE MACHINE AFTER
CLEANING OPERATION

IN AUTOMATIC OR MANUAL WORKING
MODE:

1. A the end of the washing cycle put
the selector (12) into the central position
(BREAK WASHING). In this way automati­cally the brushes lift, the solenoid valve

shuts down and it is possible to nish the

drying operation.

2. When the accelerator pedal is released
for more than 3 seconds, the squeegee
raises itself and the suction switches off
automatically.

3. After three seconds, the accelerator can
be pressed again, if a machine's transfer
has to be made (the transfer can be car­ried out also if the pedal is never lifted,
in this case the squeegee gets lifted and
the suction stop automatically after 15
seconds).

4. Turn the switch key counterclockwise to
switch off the machine.

5. Apply the parking brake (see under
paragraph “EMERGENCY-PARKING
BRAKE”).

1. Hold the exhaust hose (1) placed in the
rear part of the machine after having taken

it off from its xing support.

2. Take off the plug (2) from the exhaust
hose acting upon its lever (3) and empty
the recovery tank into appropriate contain­ers, in compliance with the respective rules
what the liquid disposal concerns.

3. Unscrew and take off the upper inspec­tion cap (4).

4. Rinse the inside of the tank with a water
jet through the inspection hole paying at­tention to clean also the protection of the

oat switch placed right under the hole.

5. In case there should be solid waste or
encrustation on the bottom of the tank, it is
possible to use the lower cleaning door (6).
To open it, it is necessary to act upon the
lever (7) to release the closing bracket (8).

6. Reassemble all parts

Do not open the lower cleaning door if
the recovery tank contains water, check
through the upper inspection cap that it is
empty.

SUCTION FILTER CLEANING

SUCTION FILTER CLEANING

1.Rotate the seat platform forward up to
the blocking of the support.

2.Take off the upper hose (1).

3.Unhook the closing lever (2).

4.Take off the plate with the lters (3) and

wash it with care.

5.Reassemble all parts.

BRUSHES CLEANING

Disassemble the brushes and clean them
with a water jet (for the brushes disas­sembly see under paragraph “BRUSHES
DISASSEMBLY" ).

BRUSHES DISASSEMBLY

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that the brushes base is in the lifted posi­tion. If it is not lifted, proceed as follows:
Without the operator seated, turning the
key switch clockwise, the display comes
on and after 3 seconds all working groups
come off automatically and are lifted from
the oor. Switch off the machine turn­ing the key counterclockwise. Rotate the
brushes energically in order to release
the button from the coupling spring until it
becomes free and wash them with a water

jet. The gure shows the rotating sense for

brushes release.

SQUEEGEE CLEANING

Keeping the squeegee clean guarantees
always the best drying result. For its clean­ing it is necessary to:

1. Take off the squeegee hose (4) from the
coupling.

2. Disassemble the squeegee (3) from its
support (1) loosening the stud bolts (2) and
making them slide inside the slots up to
release them.

3. Clean with care the internal part of the
squeegee inlet eliminating dirt residue.

4. Clean the squeegee rubbers.

5. Reassemble all parts.

3. Turn the rubber to a new side or replace
it.

4. To reassemble the squeegee reverse
the above mentioned operations, inserting
the rubber on the guides and blocking it
with the rubber holder blade.

SQUEEGEE HOSE CLEANING

Weekly or in case of insufcient suction, it

is necessary to check that the squeegee
hose is not obstructed. To clean it, proceed
as follows:

1.Take off the hose (1) from the squeegee
coupling.

2.Wash the inside of the hose with a water
jet.

3.To reassemble the hose reverse the
above operations.

CLEANING OF THE SOLUTION TANK
AND OF THE OUTER FILTER

TWO-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE

FRONT SQUEEGEE RUBBER CHECK

Check the wear of the squeegee rubber
and eventually replace it.
For the replacement it is necessary to:

1.Take off the squeegee (see under para­graph “SQUEEGEE CLEANING”).

2.Unscrew the wing nuts in the front part of
the squeegee.

3.Take off the rubber holder blade.

4.Replace the front rubber.

5.Reassemble all parts.

SIX-MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
SPLASH GUARD RUBBER CHECK

With the brushes assembled, the splash

guards must slightly touch the oor. If the

rubber is worn, it has to be replaced.

It is necessary to rst disassemble the two

metal covers (see under paragraph
“SPLASH GUARD ASSEMBLY”) and then
act upon the screws to disassembly the
blades and the rubbers to be replaced.

CHECK OF THE BRAKES

Check the braking efcacy of both rear
wheels. Should the braking be insufcient,

please contact the authorized technical
assistance.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
NOTE: The machine is equipped with a

control system of the main functions with
indication on the display of a probable mal­function with alarm codes: AL 01, AL 02,
etc. The alarm 20 is general and foresees
an additional check of the quantity of blink­ings to be read on the led on the chopper
card.

WEEKLY MAINTENANCE

REAR SQUEEGEE RUBBER CHECK

Check the squeegee rubber wear and
eventually turn or replace it.
For the replacement it is necessary to:

1. Take off the squeegee (see under para­graph (“SQUEEGEE CLEANING”).

2. Unhook the couplers (1), unscrew the
wing nuts (2) that block the rubber blade
and take off the rubber.

1.Bring the machine to an appropriate
place for the detergent solution draining.

2.Unscrew the solution tank cap (1).

3.Unscrew the cap of the exhaust lter (2)
and take off the lter. Be careful not to lose

the gasket of the cap.

4.Open the solution valve adjustment (see
under paragraph “FLOW ADJUSTMENT
OF THE DETERGENT SOLUTION”), so

that the detergent solution ows down into

appropriate containers.

5.Rinse with a water jet the solution tank

and the components of the lter.

6.Reassemble all parts.

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If with the key switch positioned clock­wise to switch on the machine the display
and other functions are not activated,
it is necessary to check the batteries'
connection to the machine (see under
paragraph “CONNECTION BATTERIES'
CONNECTION AND SWITCHING ON OF
THE MACHINE”). If the problem persists,
please contact the authorized technical
assistance.

THE SUCTION MOTOR DOES NOT

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WORK

1.Verify that the key switch (5) is posi­tioned clock-wise to switch on the ma­chine. In presence of alarm signals it is
necessary to switch off and on again the
machine to restore the functionality.

2.Check the charge level of the batteries
on the display (1).

3.Verify having correctly activated the
function of drying (see under paragraph
“STARTING OF THEMACHINE”).
If in both modes, (MAN) and (AUTO),
the signal lamp (18) is on but the suction
system does not work,it is necessary to
check the connection of the suction motor
plugs situated in the compartment behind
the seat.

5.Check that the recovery tank is not full.

6.Check that the oat switch (2) in the

recovery tank is assembled correctly.
If the problem persists, please contact the
authorized technical assistance

THE TRACTION MOTOR DOES NOT
WORK

1.Sit on the seat.

2.Verify that the key switch (5) is posi­tioned clock-wise to switch on the ma­chine. In presence of alarm signals it is
necessary to switch off and on again the
machine to restore the functionality.

3.Check the charge level of the batteries
on the display (1).

4.Check through the signal lamp (17) that
the parking brake is not applied (see under
paragraph “EMERGENCY PARKING
BRAKE”).

5.Check that the selector (8) is in the
movement position.

6.Press the accelerator pedal placed on
the right side to start the machine.
If the problem persists, please contact the
authorized technical assistance.

THE WATER DOES NOT COME DOWN
ONTO THE BRUSHES OR IS INSUFFI­CIENT

1.Verify that the key switch (5) is posi­tioned clock-wise to switch on the ma­chine.

2.Check the charge level of the batteries
on the display (1).

3.Verify having correctly activated the
function of washing with the brushes (see
under paragraph“STARTING OF THE
MACHINE”).

4.Check that the solution valve is open
(see under paragraph “FLOW ADJUST­MENT OF THE DETERGENTSOLU­TION”).

5.If in both modes, (MAN) and (AUTO), the
signal lamp (24) is on but the detergent
solution does not come down onto the
brushes, it is necessary to:
a.check the level of the liquid in the tank.

b.check that the solution lter is clean (see

under paragraph “CLEANING OF THE
SOLUTIONTANK AND OF THE OUTER
FILTER”).
If the problem persists, please contact the
authorized technical assistance.

THE BRUSHES MOTOR DOES NOT
WORK

1.Verify that the key switch (5) is posi­tioned clock-wise to switch on the ma­chine. In presence of alarm signals it is
necessary to switch off and on again the
machine to restore the functionality.

2.Check the charge level of the batteries
on the display (1).

3.Verify having correctly activated the
function of washing with the brushes (see
under paragraph“STARTING OF THE
MACHINE”).

4.If in both modes, (MAN) and (AUTO),
the signal lamp (23) is on but the brushes
do not turn, please contact the authorized
technical assistance.
If the problem persists, please contact the
authorized technical assistance.

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THE MACHINE DOES NOT CLEAN

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PROPERLY

1.The brushes do not have the suitable
bristle dimension: contact the authorized
technical assistance.

2.The brushes have got worn bristles.
Check the brushes wear condition and
eventually replace them.
To replace the brushes, see instructions
under paragraph “BRUSHES DISASSEM­BLY” and “BRUSHES ASSEMBLY”.

3.The detergent solution is insufcient:

open the solution valve more (see under
paragraph “FLOW ADJUSTMENT OF THE
DETERGENT SOLUTION”).

4.Check that the liquid detergent is in the
recommended percentage.

5.Increase the brushes base pressure
(see under paragraph "ADJUSTMENT OF
THE BRUSHES PRESSURE").
Contact the authorized technical assis­tance for advice.

THE SQUEEGEE DOES NOT DRY PER­FECTLY

1.Check that the suction function is on and
that the recovery tank is not full.

2.Check that the squeegee rubbers are
clean (see under paragraph “SQUEEGEE
CLEANING”).

3.Check the adjustment of the height
and the inclination of the squeegee (see
under paragraph “ADJUSTMENT OF THE
SQUEEGEE”).

4.Check that the suction and the squee­gee hoses are correctly inserted in their
proper seats on the recovery tank.

5.Clean the suction lter (see under

paragraph“SUCTION FILTER CLEAN­ING”).

6.Clean the squeegee hose (see under
paragraph“SQUEEGEE HOSE CLEAN­ING”).

7.Replace the rubbers if worn out.
Contact the authorized technical assis­tance for advice.

EXCESSIVE FOAM PRODUCTION

Check that low foam detergent has been
used. If needed add small quantities of
anti foam liquid into the recovery tank.
Please be aware that a bigger quantity

of foam is produced when the oor is not

very dirty. In this case please dilute deter­gent solution.

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PROGRAMMED MAINTENANCE

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TASK DAILY 20 HOURS* 200 HOURS* 500 HOURS*

RECOVERY TANK CLEANING X

SUCTION FILTER CLEANING X

SOLUTION TANK FILTER CLEANING X

BRUSHES CLEANING X

BRUSHES DISASSEMBLY AND CLEANING X

SQUEEGEE CLEANING X

FRONT SQUEEGEE RUBBER REPLACEMENT X

REAR SQUEEGEE RUBBER REPLACEMENT X

SPLASH GUARD RUBBERS REPLACEMENT X

CHECK SQUEEGEE ADJUSTMENT X

SQUEEGEE HOSE CLEANING X

SOLUTION TANK CLEANING X

CHECK BATTERIES ELECTROLYTE X

CHECK OF THE BRAKES X

TRACTION MOTOR CHECK X

BRUSHES MOTOR CHECK X

SUCTION MOTORS CHECK X

CHECK BRUSHES BASE GROUPS X

SCREW TIGHTENING X

*The hours refer to the ones indicated on the display (see under paragraph ”HOUR METER”).

RECOMMENDED BRUSHES

Brushes must be chosen depending on type of oor and dirt to be removed.

The employed material and the bristles diameter are the elements that distinguish different types of brushes.

MATERIAL CHARACTERISTICS

PPL (Polypropylene) Good wear resistance. Maintains characteristics with hot water up to 140°F (60°C). It is

not hygroscopic.

NYLON Excellent wear resistance, even with hot water over 140°F (60°C). It is hygroscopic. It

looses its physical characteristics over the time.

TYNEX Nylon bristles with grains of abrasive material. Use with caution in order not to mark the

oor or ruin the polishing.

BRISTLES THICKNESS Thicker bristles are more rigid and must be used on smooth oor or oor with small joints.

On irregular oors with deep joints or relieves, it is recommended to use softer bristles

which penetrate more easily and deeper. Please be aware that when brush bristles are
worn out and therefore too small, they become rigid and unable to penetrate and clean
deeper. This may also happen with thicker bristles creating brush vibration.

MACHINE CODE Qty DESCRIPTION USE

BD 40/66 48902050

48902020

48902030

48902060

48902040

48802010

Brush PPL 0,0.6 Ø 20” Smooth oors with small joints and persistent dirt.

2

Brush PPL 0.7 Ø 20” Smooth oors with small joints and persistent dirt.

2

Brush PPL 0,9 Ø 20” Floors of resistant material and particularly dirty.

2

5 Mix Brush Ø 20” For all types of oors.

2

Abrasive Brush 1.2 Ø 20” Floors of resistant material and particularly dirty.

2

Pad Holder w/Green Center Lock For pads of 19”.

2

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o Other

Damage or defect arising from abuse, neglect or other misuse is excluded from this warranty. Other items
may or may not apply based on your specic machine. If any defect occurs, the warranty is voided if service is
attempted by non-Authorized Tornado Service Centers.

©2017 Tornado Industries. All rights reserved.
X8449-TOR 1/2017

In square feet (meters)

Total Hard Floor Area

o 0-10,000 (0-930)
o 10-50,000 (930-4,650)
o 50-250,000 (4,650-23,250)
o Over 250,000 (over

23,260)

20

Total Carpeted Area

Square feet (square meters)

o 0-10,000 (0-930)
o 10-50,000 (930-4,650)
o 50-250,000 (4,650-23,250)
o Over 250,000 (over

23,260)

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