National Flooring Equipment Rogue Operating & Service Manual

Brand: National Flooring Equipment

Model: Rogue

Category: Floor Machine

Type: Operating & Service Manual

Read Manual Before Operating or Servicing Machine.

407170 Rev A

ROGUE™ WALK-BEHIND SCRAPER

OPERATING & SERVICE MANUAL

Table of Contents

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TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................................................. 3

GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................................. 6

CONTACT INFORMATION .................................................................................................................................... 6

SERIAL NUMBER .................................................................................................................................................. 6

RESOURCES ........................................................................................................................................................ 6

INTENDED USE .................................................................................................................................................... 7

ALLOWED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ...................................................................................................... 7

MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................... 8

EXTENSION CORD SELECTION ......................................................................................................................... 8

GENERATOR SELECTION ................................................................................................................................... 8

SAFETY ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10

SAFETY FIRST! .................................................................................................................................................. 10

BEFORE OPERATION ........................................................................................................................................ 10

ELECTRICAL CORDS ..........................................................................................................................................11

OPERATING THE MACHINE .............................................................................................................................. 12

TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ...................................................................................................................... 13

MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................................... 14

SAFETY LABELS ................................................................................................................................................ 16

MACHINE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................. 18

OPERATING CONTROLS ............................................................................................................................................ 19

INITIAL SETUP ............................................................................................................................................................. 20

INSTALLING THE POWER CORD ...................................................................................................................... 20

INSTALLING THE BLADE HOLDER ................................................................................................................... 20

MACHINE OPERATION ................................................................................................................................................ 21

ADJUSTING THE HANDLE ................................................................................................................................. 21

ADJUSTING THE WHEEL SCRAPERS .............................................................................................................. 21

WEIGHTS ............................................................................................................................................................ 22

Removing Front Weight ............................................................................................................................... 22

Removing Middle Weights ........................................................................................................................... 23

Removing/Adjusting Slide Weights .............................................................................................................. 23

WHEEL MODES .................................................................................................................................................. 24

Disengaging Wheels .................................................................................................................................... 24

Engaging Wheels......................................................................................................................................... 24

JOBSITE EXPECTATIONS .................................................................................................................................. 24

PREPARING FOR OPERATION ......................................................................................................................... 25

STARTING THE MACHINE ................................................................................................................................. 25

STOPPING THE MACHINE ................................................................................................................................. 25

AFTER OPERATION ........................................................................................................................................... 25

DRIVING THE MACHINE .................................................................................................................................... 26

Left-Hand Preference .................................................................................................................................. 26

Right-Hand Preference ................................................................................................................................ 27

CHANGING THE BLADE HOLDER .................................................................................................................... 28

CHANGING THE BLADE .................................................................................................................................... 29

BLADES ............................................................................................................................................................... 30

Blade Setup ................................................................................................................................................. 30

Self-Scoring Blades ..................................................................................................................................... 30

APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................... 31

VCT Tile ....................................................................................................................................................... 31

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Pure Vinyl Rubber Tile ................................................................................................................................. 31

Ceramic ....................................................................................................................................................... 31

Direct-Glued Carpet ..................................................................................................................................... 31

Wood ........................................................................................................................................................... 31

Thin Coatings............................................................................................................................................... 31

Re-Scrape.................................................................................................................................................... 31

Suboor Surfaces ........................................................................................................................................ 31

Glued Hardwood Flooring ..................................................................................................................... 31

Wood ..................................................................................................................................................... 31

Concrete ................................................................................................................................................ 31

Gypcrete and Soft-Poured Flooring ...................................................................................................... 31

TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ................................................................................................................................ 32

TRANSPORT WHEELS ....................................................................................................................................... 32

VEHICLE WITH POWER LIFTGATE ................................................................................................................... 33

VEHICLE WITH RAMP ........................................................................................................................................ 34

Ramp Loading ............................................................................................................................................. 34

Ramp Unloading .......................................................................................................................................... 34

HOISTING ........................................................................................................................................................... 35

MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................................................ 36

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE .............................................................................................................................. 36

REASSEMBLYING COMPONENTS ................................................................................................................... 36

REMOVING THE HOOD ..................................................................................................................................... 37

INSPECTING FOR DAMAGE .............................................................................................................................. 37

CLEANING DEBRIS BUILDUP ........................................................................................................................... 37

TESTING THE SAFETY CIRCUIT ....................................................................................................................... 37

Emergency Stop Switch............................................................................................................................... 37

Lanyard Kill Switch ...................................................................................................................................... 37

TESTING THE GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT ......................................................................................................... 38

INSPECTING THE PADS AND LINERS .............................................................................................................. 39

CLEANING THE COUPLING FLANGES ............................................................................................................. 39

ISOLATORS AND CUTTING HEAD BEARING ................................................................................................... 40

Inspection .................................................................................................................................................... 40

Removal and Replacement ......................................................................................................................... 40

Removing/Replacing the Cutting Head Bearing .................................................................................... 40

Removing/Replacing the Isolators ........................................................................................................ 40

INSPECTING/GREASING THE BLADE ANGLE LINKAGE ................................................................................ 42

CLEARING JAMS ................................................................................................................................................ 42

REMOVING/REPLACING THE WHEELS ........................................................................................................... 43

Removing Wheel ......................................................................................................................................... 43

Replacing Wheel.......................................................................................................................................... 43

REMOVING/REINSTALLING THE HANDLE ....................................................................................................... 44

Removing Handle ........................................................................................................................................ 44

Reinstalling Handle ...................................................................................................................................... 44

ADJUSTING HANDLE PIVOT ............................................................................................................................. 45

ADJUSTING HANDLE RELEASE LEVER .......................................................................................................... 45

ADJUSTING CONTROL HANDLE KNOBS ......................................................................................................... 45

MANUAL OVERRIDE OF THE LINEAR ACTUATOR .......................................................................................... 46

RESETTING THE ONBOARD CIRCUIT BREAKER ........................................................................................... 46

LONG TERM STORAGE ..................................................................................................................................... 46

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TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................................................. 47

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ............................................................................................................................ 47

FAULT CODES .................................................................................................................................................... 49

PARTS LISTS ............................................................................................................................................................... 50

OVERALL MACHINE ........................................................................................................................................... 50

POWER CORD 407141-XXXX ............................................................................................................................ 51

SCRAPER BASE ASSEMBLY 405055-XXX........................................................................................................ 52

ORBITAL MOTOR ASSEMBLY 405057-XXX ...................................................................................................... 53

ECCENTRIC ASSEMBLY 407353 ....................................................................................................................... 54

CUTTING HEAD ASSEMBLY 405056 ................................................................................................................. 55

ACTUATOR/LINKAGE ASSEMBLY 407359 ........................................................................................................ 56

BRACKET ASSEMBLY 407364 ........................................................................................................................... 58

CUTTING HEAD PLATE 407363 ......................................................................................................................... 59

DUAL DRIVE MOTORS ASSEMBLY 405071-XXX ............................................................................................. 60

BOTTOM COVER 406687 ................................................................................................................................... 61

TAIL ASSEMBLY 405751 ..................................................................................................................................... 62

POWER DISTRIBUTION PANEL ASSEMBLY 405251 ........................................................................................ 64

LIFTING BAR 406684 .......................................................................................................................................... 65

HANDLE ASSEMBLY 404863-XXX ..................................................................................................................... 66

HOOD 406685-X ................................................................................................................................................. 72

FRONT WEIGHT 405944-X ................................................................................................................................. 73

MIDDLE WEIGHT 406090 ................................................................................................................................... 74

SLIDE WEIGHT 406062 ...................................................................................................................................... 74

WHEEL SCRAPERS 406686 .............................................................................................................................. 75

TRANSPORT WHEELS 406633 .......................................................................................................................... 75

WIRING DIAGRAMS ..................................................................................................................................................... 76

PRIMARY SYSTEMS (DIAGRAM 1) ................................................................................................................... 76

PRIMARY SYSTEMS (DIAGRAM 2) ................................................................................................................... 77

PRIMARY SYSTEMS (DIAGRAM 3) ................................................................................................................... 78

PAGE RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE .............................................................................................................. 79

CONTROL SYSTEMS (DIAGRAM 1) .................................................................................................................. 80

CONTROL SYSTEMS (DIAGRAM 2) .................................................................................................................. 81

CONTROL SYSTEMS (DIAGRAM 3) .................................................................................................................. 82

CONTROL SYSTEMS (DIAGRAM 4) .................................................................................................................. 83

GENERAL INFORMATION

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SERIAL NUMBER

When contacting NFE, always provide the serial number of

the machine. The serial number label is located on the back

of the machine.

RESOURCES

Scan the QR code to access the manual, warranty and oth-

er resources for the machine. The QR code label is located

on the back of the machine.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Contact National Flooring Equipment (NFE) for customer

support:

National Flooring Equipment, Inc.

9250 Xylon Avenue North

Minneapolis, MN 55445

Tel: (800) 245-0267

Fax: (800) 648-7124

nationalequipmentdirect.com

[email protected]

Serial number label

QR code label

National Flooring Equipment, Inc.

9250 Xylon Avenue North,

Minneapolis, MN 55445

Telephone: (800) 245-0267

Manufactured

in the U.S.A.

406994 Rev B

Model Number

Serial Number

Electrical Input

Rated Current

Weight

###V~, #Ph, ##Hz

##Amp

#### lbs (#### kg)

Ingress: IPX3 Working Grade: ###%

406110 Rev A

www.nationalequipmentdirect.com/resources

MANUALS

407221 RevA

INTENDED USE

The Rogue walk-behind scraper is used to remove existing material from the oor including linoleum, VCT, hardwood, ce-

ramic tile, rubber-backed carpet, glued-down carpet, coatings, plastic oor coverings, foam, plastic droppings, parquet ooring,

chewing gum, felt, accumulated grime, rubber and vinyl tile, epoxy, paint and adhesives. The machine is designed for indoor

use and conned spaces in residential and commercial environments.

The machine is not designed for use outdoors or in wet environments. The machine must not be run on an incorrect electrical

supply and must not be used outdoors, on a roof or as a ramming device.

Operators should have average mechanical abilities and the ability to lift 70 lbs. Maintenance personnel should be fully trained,

have above average mechanical abilities and the ability to lift 70 lbs. Trainees should be supervised, have above average me-

chanical abilities and the ability to lift 70 lbs. Operators, maintenance personnel and trainees should read and understand the

operating and service manual before operating or working on the machine.

ALLOWED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

The machine should be run in temperatures between 40°F-120°F (4°C-49°C) with relative humidity not above 95% to ensure

correct operation.

Do not operate the machine in damp or wet locations, or in the presence of explosive or combustible atmospheres such as

gaseous fumes, flammable materials and saw dust.

The machine may be operated in dusty conditions. The operator and other personnel in the proximity of the machine must

wear adequate safety equipment including eye protection, ear protection, safety shoes, safety gloves, hard hat, high visibility

safety vest and dust mask.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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ROGUE Scraper

AWidth (slide weights forward) 19.4” (49 cm)

BWidth (slide weights rearward) 22.1” (56 cm)

CLength (handle forward) 41.4” (105 cm)

DLength (handle back) 56.8” (144 cm)

EHeight (handle forward) 25.3” (64 cm)

FHeight (handle vertical) 45.3” (115 cm)

Weight* 477 lbs (216.4 kg)

Weight (machine only) 292 lbs (132.4 kg)

Forward Speed 3-150 ft/min (.9- 45.7 m/min)

Drive Motor Power (each) 1/3 HP (250W)

Orbital Motor Power 3/4 HP (550W)

Orbital Motor Speed 650-1900 rpm

Input Power 100-240V, 50/60 Hz

Amps 15A

Max. Hand-Arm Vibration (HAV) 12.844 ± 1.532 m/s2

Sound Power Level 85.5 dBA

Sound Pressure 79.7 dBA

Body Color Silver Vein

Input Power Recommended Extension Cord Size*

100-130V 12 AWG (4 mm2)

200-240V 14 AWG (2.5 mm2)

MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS

EXTENSION CORD SELECTION

GENERATOR SELECTION

*Includes removable weights and transport wheels.

Recommended Generator Rating*: 5 kW

*Rating is “Running Watts” or “Continuous Watts”—not “Peak Output”.

*Based on a maximum cord length of 150 ft (45 m), <10% voltage loss, data from the U.S. National Electrical Code Tables 400.5(A) & 400.5(B)

and typical resistances for copper wire.

GENERAL INFORMATION

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MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS (CONT’D)

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4. Dress properly and wear adequate safety equipment.

The operator and any other personnel in the proximity

of the machine must wear eye protection, ear protec-

tion, safety shoes, safety gloves, hard hat, high visibility

safety vest and dust mask. Do not wear loose clothing

as it could get caught in moving parts and cause injury.

SAFETY

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BEFORE OPERATION

1. Carefully read and understand this manual before op-

erating or servicing the machine. Keep the manual with

the machine at all times. If your manual is lost or dam-

aged, contact National Flooring Equipment (NFE) for a

replacement.

2. Do not allow anyone to use this machine until they have

been informed of the work to be done and they have

read and understood this manual. Know your equipment

and its limitations. Personnel must be properly trained

before operating or servicing this machine.

3. Safety labels carry important information. Obey the dan-

ger, warning and caution labels attached to the machine.

If unreadable or missing, contact NFE for a replacement.

Read and understand this safety section carefully be-

fore operating the machine.

Look for the safety alert symbol. This symbol is used throughout the manual and on the labels of the ma-

chine to warn of the possibility of personal injury. Read these instructions carefully. It is essential that you

read these instructions before you attempt to operate the machine.

Identies an immediate hazard which, if not avoided, will result in death or

serious injury.

Identies a potential hazard which, if not avoided, could result in death or

serious injury.

Identies a potential hazard which, if not avoided, could result in minor or

moderate injury and/or could result in damage to equipment.

Indicates equipment or property damage could result if instructions are not

followed.

Gives helpful information.

SAFETY FIRST!

CAUTION

DANGER

WARNING

IMPORTANT:

NOTE:

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5. Do not operate the machine when tired, distracted or un-

der the inuence of drugs, alcohol or any medication that

may cause decreased control.

6. Scraping of concrete and other materials can generate

harmful dust which can cause serious injury or illness

such as respiratory disease. The operator and any by-

standers should always wear a safety mask.

7. Check the surrounding area before using the machine.

●Be aware of protrusions (stud anchors, rebar, thread-

ed rod, etc.), cracks and expansion joints.

●Check for buried pipes and cables.

●Observe location of electrical supplies and extension

cords. Do not allow cutting edge to come into contact

with any electrical supply or extension cord.

8. Keep work area tidy and well-lit. A cluttered or dark work

area could lead to accidents.

9. Keep cutting edges sharp and clean.

10. Make sure blades, blade holders and weights are se-

curely mounted.

11. Make sure the control handles are dry, clean and free of

oil and grease.

12. Make sure to use the proper electrical supply for the

machine requirements to avoid the possibility of electric

shock.

13. The electrical supply must be equipped with a proper cir-

cuit breaker.

14. Guard against electric shock.

●Prevent bodily contact with grounded surfaces such

as pipes, radiators, ranges and refrigerators.

●When scoring or making cuts, always check the work

area for hidden wires or pipes.

ELECTRICAL CORDS

Electrical cords can be hazardous. Misuse can result in re

or death by electrical shock. Read carefully and follow all

directions.

Always follow applicable electrical codes, standards and/

or regulations. Consult your local electrical authority or a

licensed electrician before attempting to modify an electri-

cal installation. Ensure that circuit and ground fault protec-

tion devices and all other safety equipment are functioning

properly.

1. Ensure the cord is suitable for the application and loca-

tion. If you are unsure about your cord type, consult a

qualied electrical professional or electrician.

2. Ground your equipment. The equipment must be

plugged into an appropriate outlet, one which is properly

installed and grounded in accordance with all codes and

ordinances. Do NOT modify the plug provided with the

equipment. Never remove the grounding prong from the

plug.

3. Do not remove, bend or modify any metal prongs or pins

of the plug. Modications to power cords and/or plugs

may result in injury and/or equipment damage.

4. Make sure both ends of the cord are fully seated.

5. Do not use excessive force to make connections.

6. Never unplug by pulling the cord from the outlet. Pull

plug rather than cord to reduce the risk of damage.

7. Regularly examine your extension cord and ensure it

is in good electrical condition. Never use a damaged

cord—either replace it or have it repaired by a qualied

person.

8. Protect your extension cords from sharp objects, exces-

sive heat and damp or wet areas. Keep the cord away

from oil, cutting edges and moving parts.

9. Do not drive, drag or place objects over cord.

10. Avoid overheating. Uncoil cord and do not cover it with

any material.

11. Avoid accidental starting. Be sure equipment is turned

o before plugging in. Do not use equipment if the power

switch does not turn the equipment on and o.

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7. Blades are sharp, use extreme caution.

●Always wear safety gloves when handling blades.

●Never change blade holder or service the blade while

machine is running.

8. Beware of pinch point locations.

●Handle:

●Gap below handle hinge

●Between handle and machine with handle adjust-

ed all the way forward

●Between handle and transport wheels with handle

adjusted all the way back

●Between handle and machine while installing

handle

●Between weights and machine when removing and

installing weights

●Rear access cover while closing (both sides)

●Tooling holder at blade holder insertion location

●Between machine and oor while laying machine on

its side

9. Use care when handling the weights. Weights are very

heavy and create a crushing hazard.

OPERATING THE MACHINE

1. The machine is equipped with an emergency stop switch

(E-stop) and a lanyard kill switch. If either switch is acti-

vated, the machine will shut down and be inoperative.

2. Never remove or modify any of the safety features on

the machine.

●Carefully read the manual to understand the proper

use of the safety features.

●Make sure all safety features, including the emer-

gency stop switch, lanyard kill switch and protective

guards are in good operating condition. Repair or re-

place any inoperative or missing safety features.

3. Maintain control and stay alert. Keep proper footing and

balance and maintain a rm grip.

4. Vibration—Device exceeds 2.5 m/s2 exposure level.

Consult local hand-arm vibration (HAV) guidelines for

recommended exposure limits.

5. Always stay clear of moving parts. Clothing, hands or

other body parts can become caught in moving parts of

the machine and cause personal injury.

6. Beware of hot surfaces such as blades and motor com-

ponents. Always wear safety gloves.

12. Make sure equipment is not running before disconnect-

ing cord.

13. Unplug equipment. When not in use and before chang-

ing accessories or performing maintenance, unplug the

machine.

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21. Machine is only to be used indoors. Do not use in wet

environments.

●Do not operate near standing water.

●Do not use to scrape waterlogged carpet.

22. Do not block the machine’s air ow. Blocking ventilation

slots or air ow could result in damage to the machine.

Leave space for air to ow freely during operation.

23. If abnormal noise or vibration occurs, turn o the ma-

chine immediately.

24. Do not force equipment. Equipment will perform best at

the rate for which it was designed. Excessive force only

causes operator fatigue, increased wear and reduced

control.

10. Always check the surrounding area for any possible con-

ditions that could create a dangerous situation.

●Operator should be aware of who is around them and

their proximity. Never allow people to approach the

vicinity of the machine while the machine is running.

●Bystanders should stay a minimum of 3 ft away from

the machine during operation.

●Keep children away from the machine and work area

at all times.

●Be aware of blind spots to the rear and always check

behind you before backing up.

●Provide barriers or shields as needed to protect oth-

ers in the work area from ying debris and machine

operation.

11. Electrical cords create a tripping hazard. Be careful not

to trip over the extension cord while operating the ma-

chine.

12. Never allow people to ride on the machine.

13. Never step on the debris deector during operation, as

loss of balance and personal injury could occur.

14. Avoid leaning forward over the handle during operation.

If machine is operated in reverse, drive wheel could roll

over operator’s foot causing possible injury.

15. Never lean on the handle. Putting weight onto machine

could damage the handle and cause operator to lose

balance.

16. Avoid driving the machine over any obstacles which

could cause a loss of control.

17. Use caution when operating the machine on inclines or

uneven surfaces.

●The weight of the machine may become distributed

dierently if on an uneven surface. Too much of an

angle could cause the machine to roll unexpectedly

or roll over.

●Max. working grade (scraping applications): 5%

●Max. transportation grade (ramp use): 36%

18. Do not use on largely uneven surfaces.

19. Use caution when operating on slippery surfaces.

20. Avoid use in dangerous environments. Do not use in the

presence of explosive atmospheres (gaseous fumes,

dust or ammable materials). Remove materials or de-

bris that may be ignited by sparks.

TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE

1. Dress properly and wear adequate safety equipment

when transporting the machine. All personnel in the

proximity of the machine must wear eye protection, ear

protection, safety shoes, safety gloves, hard hat, high

visibility safety vest and dust mask. Do not wear loose

clothing as it could get caught in moving parts and cause

injury.

2. The machine is very heavy! Machine weight is shown

in “MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS” section and on serial

number label.

3. Never attempt to manually lift the machine. Hands could

slip o causing serious injury.

4. Never lift machine by the handle, weights, blade holder

or tooling holder. Weights and handle could detach caus-

ing injury. The machine could be damaged.

5. Use only proper lifting points and tie-down locations.

6. See “TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE” section for de-

tailed safety instructions.

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8. Make sure the work area is clear and safe. Be sure to

work on a rm, level surface with adequate lighting.

Work in a well-ventilated area if indoors. Make sure the

area is free from any potentially dangerous conditions

such as obstacles, slippery surfaces, etc.

9. Prohibit unauthorized persons from entering work area.

10. Make sure the machine is secured before beginning

maintenance work.

●Chock the wheels to prevent the machine from roll-

ing.

11. Be sure the machine is clean and free of debris before

performing any maintenance work.

12. Motors run at high temperatures under normal condi-

tions. Clean debris from motors more frequently when

working in severe conditions.

13. Never use a pressure washer or hose to clean the ma-

chine. Water can seep into the electrical components

causing an electrical shock hazard or malfunction of

controls.

14. Use caution when tilting back the machine to change the

blade holder:

●Before tilting back, position slide weights rearward to

make tilting easier.

●Always block the front of the machine to prevent the

machine from falling forward unexpectedly.

15. The machine has components that are at high tempera-

tures under normal operating conditions. The primary

source of high temperatures are the motors. The electri-

cal system, if damaged or incorrectly maintained, can be

a source of arcing or sparks. The following guidelines will

help keep the machine running eciently and keep the

risk of re to a minimum.

●Clean accumulated ammable debris from hot com-

ponents. Clean more frequently when working in se-

vere conditions.

●Remove rags, tools, supplies, etc. from the machine

after maintenance is completed.

●Check electrical wiring and connectors frequently for

damage. Repair any wires that are loose or frayed

before operating the machine. Clean and tighten all

electrical connections as necessary.

MAINTENANCE

1. Dress properly and wear adequate safety equipment. All

personnel in the work area must wear eye protection,

ear protection, safety shoes, safety gloves, hard hat,

high visibility safety vest and dust mask. Do not wear

loose clothing as it could get caught in moving parts and

cause injury.

2. Maintenance should only be performed by qualied per-

sonnel.

3. Always turn o machine, disconnect from power and dis-

charge stored energy before performing maintenance.

Variable frequency drives (VFDs) hold stored energy

and pose a serious electrical shock hazard. Always per-

form the following procedure before beginning any work

on machine:

A. Turn o machine.

B. Leave power cord plugged in 5 minutes.

C. Disconnect power cord.

D. Wait an additional 5 minutes before performing any

service on the machine.

4. Allow the machine to cool down suciently before per-

forming maintenance.

●Blade and motor may be very hot immediately after

the machine has been running. Allow these parts to

cool suciently before touching.

5. Always stay clear of moving or rotating parts. Clothing,

hands or other body parts can become caught in moving

parts of the machine and cause personal injury.

6. Always attach a “DO NOT OPERATE” tag whenever

performing any kind of maintenance or repair.

7. Make sure you have the proper tools on hand. Do not

use defective or damaged tools. Always use tools that

are appropriate for the task to be done.

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19. Always carefully check the machine after performing any

maintenance or repairs. Remove all traces of cleaning

uids from the machine.

20. Use proper cleaning agents. Ensure that all cleaning

rags are ber-free. Do not use any aggressive cleaning

products.

21. Waste material

●Consult local regulations and codes when dispos-

ing of potentially harmful and hazardous materials

or substances. Dispose of waste material properly to

avoid pollution and contamination of the environment.

16. Do not permanently remove a guard or other safety de-

vice when performing maintenance on the machine.

17. Check for loose or damaged parts, misalignment, im-

proper mounting, binding of moving parts, and any other

conditions that may aect operation.

●Retighten all loose parts. Replace damaged parts im-

mediately. Use only NFE parts.

●Do not use damaged equipment until repaired.

●Use only NFE-approved or recommended parts and

accessories. Using any that are not recommended

may be hazardous and will void factory warranty.

18. Do not modify the machine without written authorization

from NFE.

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407125 Rev A

31kg/68.3lb

407151 Rev A

406110 Rev A

407124 Rev A

Airborne

Contaminants

Hot Blade, Pinch Point, Sharp Blade

Team Lift, Do Not Stand

Eye Protection, Ear Protection, Hard Hat,

Safety Shoes, Safety Gloves, Dust Mask,

High Visibility Safety Vest, Read Manual

Electrical HazardPinch Point

Team Lift

406603 406110

407124

407125

407151406581

406574

406581 Rev A

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(1) Tooling holder

(2) Debris deector

(3) Front weight

(4) Middle weight

(5) Slide weight

(6) Lifting eyes

(7) Drive wheel

(8) Coupling ange

(9) Wheel cleaner

(10) Handle

(11) Control panel

(12) Left control handle

(13) Right control handle

(14) Hood (Body panel weldment)

(15) Kickplate

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7 8

12 13

[6] System Indicator

Indicates system status:

●Amber indicates startup mode.

●Pulsating green indicates machine is ready to operate.

●Flashing red indicates a system fault. Reference “TROU-

BLESHOOTING” section for fault codes.

[7] Drive Speed Control

Sets the maximum drive speed of the machine.

[8] Orbital Motor Speed Control

Adjusts the oscillation rate of the tooling holder.

[9] Blade Angle Control

Adjusts the angle of the blade.

[10] Hour Meter

Displays operating hours.

[11] Left/Right-Hand Preference Switch

Determines functionality of the control handles based on

operator preference.

[12] [13] Left and Right Control Handles

The control handles are used to control the travel direction,

turning and drive speed of the machine. Reference the “MA-

CHINE OPERATION” section for detailed information.

[1] Emergency Stop Switch (E-Stop)

Push to immediately shut down the machine in case of

emergency.

●Reset Procedure

If engaged, must be reset before the machine can be

restarted. To reset, twist red button clockwise to release.

[2] Lanyard Kill Switch

Operator presence control (OPC) that immediately shuts

down the machine if the operator gets separated from the

machine’s controls. The switch is held open by a key at-

tached to a lanyard that is tethered to the operator. If the

operator moves too far from the switch, the lanyard pulls the

key from the switch shutting down the machine.

●Reset Procedure

If engaged, must be reset before the machine can be

restarted. To reset, reinsert the key into the kill switch.

[3] Power Indicator

The power indicator illuminates when the machine is con-

nected to power.

[4] ON Button

Push the green “ON” button to turn on the controls. The sys-

tem indicator will pulsate green.

[5] OFF Button

Push the red “OFF” button to disable the controls.

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INITIAL SETUP

2020

INSTALLING THE POWER CORD

1. Remove the two cable clamps on handle.

2. Route power cord (packaged with machine) through

clamps.

3. Reinstall clamps. Use of threadlocker on bolt threads is

recommended.

NOTE:

●Make sure there is no excess slack in the power cord.

Installed power cord

Power cord should NOT have excess slack.

INSTALLING THE BLADE HOLDER

See “CHANGING THE BLADE HOLDER” section for instal-

lation process.

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National Flooring Equipment Rogue Operating & Service Manual

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