Windsor 240V User manual

Windsor
Brand
Windsor
Model
240V
Category
Floor Machine
Type
User manual

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TRIDENT
COMPACT 17
"
230V/240V
HARDFLOOR
SCRUBBER
Page
1
of
27
rn
WINDSOR
W
Operating
Instructions
(ENG)
MODEL:
TC17/2OlFE
-
(17'/20"
Non-Traction)
VOLTAGE
230V
I
Q-sr
. . .
for
continuous
lmprovrman,
Windsar'r
Pwlity
Managemant
System
is
Cerh'fied
IS0
9Opl
C€
IPX4
__
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~
Read these instructions before operating the machine.
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IF
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TRIDENT COMPACT 17" 230V/240V
ENGUSH
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using an electrlcal appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
A
WARNING:
T
O
reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or iniuw:
Connect machine to a properly grounded outlet only. See grounding instructions.
Do not leave appliance when plug ed in. Unplug from outlet when not in
use
and before sewicing.
Do not
use
outdoors or on wet sufaces.
Do not allow to be used as a toy.
Close
attention is necessary when used by or near children.
Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufactures recommended attachments.
Do
not use with damaged cord or plug.
If
appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged,
left
outdoors,
or dropped into water,
return it
to
an authorized service center.
Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close a door on a cord, or pull cord around sharp edges or corners.
Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
Do
not unplug b pulling on cord.
To
unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.
Do
not handle
p&
or appliance with wet hands.
Do
not put any
object
into openings. Do not
use
with any opening blocked; kee free of dust, lint, hair, and anything that may reduce air flow.
Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts of body away from openings
animoving parts.
Do not ick up an hin that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.
Turn
ofpall controg bekre unplugging.
Do
not use
to
pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or use in areas where they may be present.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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2
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SPANISH
INSTRUCCIONES IMPORTANTES PARA SU SEGURIDAD
Durante la utllzecl6n tie un dlspositivo electrico hay que tener en cuenta una serie de medldas basicas de precaucl6n, que
incluyen
las
sigulentes
A
ADVERTENCIA:
Para reducir el
riesgo
de incendios, descargas electricas o lesiones:
Nodeje nunca el aparatoconectado a la red. Despues de su
USO,
y antes de cualquier revision
o
reparaclon. desconecte
el
aparato de la toma de corriente.
No
usar nunca el aparato al aire libre,
ni
sobre superfivies humedas.
No
penita que se utilice el aparato como un juguete. Hay que prestar especial atencion al utilizarlo en las cercanias de ninos.
Utilzar el aparato
solo
como se describe en este manual. Emplear exclusivamente
10s
accesorios recomendados por el fabricante.No poner en marcha el
aparato con
un cable electrico deteriorado. Si el aparato no funciona como deberia, si se ha caido, danado, si ha permanecido al sire libre
o
si se ha caido
a1 agua, dirijase a un taller de servicio.No tire del aparato ni
lo
transporte utilzando el cable electrico; no use
el
cable a modo de asa,
ni
cierre una puerta
con
el
cable pillado; no tienda
el
cable en torro a aristas vivas
o
esquinas.
Nopase con el aparato por encima
del cable. Manten a el cable simpre lejos de
superficiescalientes.Nodesconecte
el enchufe de la red tirando del cable.
Para desconectar el aparato hay que tirar del
enchuk, no del cable.
No
maneje el enchufe ni
el
aparato con las manos humedas.
No inlroduzca ningun objeto en
las aberturas del aparato.
No utilice el aparato
mientras esta bloqueada uns de las aberturas; evite la penetracion de polvo, hilachas, pelos
o
cualquier objeto que pueda inhibir la
circulacion del aire.
Mantenga su
cabello, la ropa suelta,
Ios
dedos y todas las partes de su cuerpo alejadas de las aberturas y piezas en movimiento.No utllice
el
aspirador para
recoger cuerpos en llamas
o
humeantes, tales como cigarrillos, cerillas
o
cenizas calientes
Desconecte todos
10s
interruptores antes de desenchufar el aspirador..
No
utilice
el
aspirador para recoger liquidos inflamables
o
combustibles, tales como gasollna, ni maneje
el
aspirador en zonas donde pueda haber liquidos
de este
tiao.
FREEJCH
IMPORTANTES MESURES DE SECURITE
Cutillsation d'un apparel1 Clectrlque demande certaines prkautions:
LIRE TOUTES LES INSTRUCTIONS AVANT DE FAlRE FONCTIONNER (CET APPAREIL)
A
AVERTISSEMENT:
Pour r6duire les risques d'incendie, de choc dlectrique
ou
de blessure:
Cet appareil ne doit &re connecter u a des prises ayant une sortie de terre. Se reporter aux instructions de mise
B
la terre.
Ne pas
laisser I'appareil sans surfellance lorsqu'il est branch& Debrancher lorsque I'appareil n'est pas utilise et avant I'entretien.
Avertissement. Pour reduire
les
risques de choc electrique, ne pas utiliser
A
I
exterieur et ne pas aspirer de matibres humides.
Ne pas permettre aux enfants de jouer avec I'appareil. Une attention
particulibre
est
necessaire lorsque I'appareil
est
utilisd pardes enfants
ou
6I
proximite
de ces derniers.
Nutiliser
que conform6ment
B
cette notice avec les accessoires recommandes par le fabricant.
Ne as utiliser si
le cordon
ou
la fiche est endommage. Retourner I'appareil
6I
un atelier de &paration s'il ne fonctionne pas bien, s'il est tomb6 ou s'il a Bt6
endbmmagb, oublib
B
I'exthrieur ou immerg6.
Ne pas tirer soulever ou trainer I'appareil par
le
cordon.
Ne
pas utiliser
le
cordoncomme une poignee, le coincer dans I'ernbrasure d'unbe porte ou I'appuyer
contre des arbtes vives ou des coins. Ne pas faire rouler I'appareil sur le cordon. Garder le cordon
B
I'6cart des surfaces chaudes.
Ne pas debrancher en
tirant sur le cordon. Tirer plutdt la fiche.
Ne pas toucher la fiche
ou
I'appareil lorsque vos mains sont humides.
Ninserer aucun objet dans les ouvertures. Ne pas utiliser I'appareil lorsqu'une ouverture
est
bloqu6e. S'assure que de la poussibre, de la peluche, des
cheveux ou
d'autres matibres ne reduisent pas
le
debit d'air.
Maintenir
les
cheveux, les vhtements amples, les doigts et toutes
les
parties du corps 1'6cart des ouverlures et des pihces mobiles.
Ne pas aspirer de
matieres en combustion ou ui degagent de,la furnee, commedes cigarettes, des allumettes ou des cendres chaudes.
Mettre toutes les commandes
B
la position
ARkT
avant de debrancher I'appareil.
Ne pas aspirerdes liquides inflammables ou combustibles,
comme de I'essence, et ne pas faire fonctionner dans des endroits
oh
peuvent
se
trouverde telS
Iiquides.
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TRIDENT COMPACT
17
"
230V/240V
Page
4
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27
ELECTRICAL:
mls
machineoperates ona standard230
Volt
ACcircuit.
Voltages
below220
Volts
orabove250
volts
couldcauseserious damage
to
moron.
Wiring
dragram is mountedinside ofmachlne.
EXTENSION CORDS:
If
an
extenalon
cord
Is
uaed.
the
wlre
air0
muat
be
al
IQBIt
on
e
size
larger than the power
cord
on
the
mechlna,
and
rnwt
be Ilmlted
to
50
feot
(15.15m)
In
length. NOTE:
H
the
pow
supply
cord
of
this
appllame
Is
damaged,
it
must
be replaced
by
a
special
cord.
Improper connectlon of the equipment
-
grounding conductor can result
in
a
rlsk of electric shock. Check with
a
qualified electrician or service person if you are
in
doubt
as
to whether the outlet
Is
properly grounded.
Do
not
modifythe plug provldedwlth theappliance
-
If ltwlll notflttheoutlet,
haveaproperoutletlnstaiiedbyaquallfiedelectricicm.
1NSPECTION:Carefullyunpackyourmachineand
inspect it lorany shippingdamage. Any damagewhichoccurred dudng
shippingistheresponsibilityofthecanier,
whomustben~tifled
immediately.
ELECTRICIDAD:
Esta
aSprradom funciona en
un
clrculto combnte de 230
voltios
CA.
Los
voltajks
wr
debalo
de 220
wltlbs
o
Dor edma de 250
voltlos
wdrian ocasionar
serios
datlos a
10s
motoms.
..
€1
dlagmna de cableado
esta
montado
den de la mdquina.
CORDONES
DE
PROLONGACI&:
SI
se
utilize
un
cordbn
do
prolongaclbn,
el
tarnah
del cable Uebe ser
por
lo
rnenos de
un
tern&
mba
gnnde
quo
el
dd
cordbn
do
electrlcldad
de
la
mAqulns
y
tiwe
quo
estar
llmltado
a
50 pies (15,18
metro.)
de
longltud.
NOTA:
SI
el
cord&
do 8iectriCidod
do
8810
8rtsieeto
se
dM8,
hay
que tvemplsuarlo con un corddn
mpscl.l.
La
conexi6n indebida del conductor
a
tierra del equipo puede dar como resultado un riesgo
de
choque el6ctrlco.
Consultar con une persona de serviclo oelectriclsta calificado
si
se tlene dudas respecto de
sl
la
toma
est4
puesta
a
tierra en forma apropiads.
No
modificar el enchufe qua viene con
el
artefact0
3/4
si no se ajusta
a
la toma do
corriente, hacer qua un electriclsta callficado Instale
la
toms apropiads..
INSPECC16N:
Desempacar cuidadosamente la aspiradora e inspeccionarla para ver si hasufrido deflosen
el
transporte. Cualquier dailo
que
haya tenido lugar durante
el
traslado es
responsablidadde la empresa
de
transportes.
a la
que
hay que notificar en forma inmediata.
SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRIQUES:
Cat aspirateur fonctionne
swtension
altemativade 230voRs. Destenslons inf6deures
A220
volts
ou
sup6rlaurs
A
260volls
peuMntserieusementendommagwler
moteun.
Le
&%ha
du
chblage
88
trwve
B
I'int&ieur
do
la machine.
RALLONGES
Slunerallongeeatutll~, LatallleducardonBledrlqued~~tBbeau
mol~d'unetaillseupBrleurh~~ui
delamachlneeysalongeurllrn~B
15rn.NOE:~lecwdond'alImnta~en
cowMt
de
cet
4ppareil
srrt
endomma&,
fl
doil8tre
mplacd
par
un
cordon
sp6cial.
Une connexlm non conforme
du
conductour
do
mire
h
I8
terre do I'appamll
put
provoqurr une d6 charge
6Iectrlque.Consulter un 6lecirlclen quallfl6 ou une pemonne
du
rervlce aprh wnte
rl
voua
ruspcmz
que
la
prb
de courant n'est
pa8
correctemant
mire
h
la
tern. No
per
modltler
la
flche fournle
avec
I'ap are11
-
a1
elle ne
rantre
par
danr
la
prise,
falter
Installer une prise apprroprlb par un 6Ioctrlclrn
quaEfi6.
INSPECTION
Mballer
soigneusement I'aspirateur et I'inspecter
pour
tout
dornmage
du
au
transport.
Tous
dBg,ts
qui
onteu
lieu pendant
le
transport
cront
Bla nwponsabilit6 du tram
portwr,
qui
doit
&re mis
au
courant irnm6diaternrnent.
ELEKTRISCHE ANFORDERUNGEN
Di%serStsub8fiugerHlird rniteinnemStandard
-
230VoltAC-Stromkreis betrieben. Spannungen
unter220Voltoderikber250Voltk(lnnen
zuschweren Besch&digungen dw Motown
firhmn. Ein Sohaltplan iat
im
lnnem
des
Qarbts
angebrecht.
~~*nVeflbgerUngrlcclbel
benut2t,
aomu8deasm Kabdgr68eg~eralSdm
KabelgrMedesStrornkatusder
Maschlnedn,
DasVerl&nge~ngskabaldarfnlcMI8ngerab
15,15rn
wln.
HIWEIS:
Sol&
da
Stmmkabd
dbes
Gen4ts
beschddigt aefn,
80
mu8
8s
dun%
eln
spezldles
Kebel
emta
Men.
VERLANGERUNQSKABEL:
Eln fehlerhatkr Mrbinden der Erdleltung des
Gerh
kann StromrchlBge verureachen. Kontaktkren Sle elnen
qu8llflderten Elektrlker odor Kundendlenstpenonal,
falls
810
nlcht genau wiimn,
ob
dle
Stockdore
rlcMlg
geerdel
Id
Veriindern Sie nlcht den
mlt
dm
Ge&
mltgell.1rrt.n Stocker. PaBt der Stocker nlcht
In
dle
Steckdow,
80
luwn
Sle
von elnem quallfhlerlen Elektrlker
.in.
passonde Steckdose Instatlleren.
INSPEKTION DasGerBtvonicMlg
auspckenuK1aufTransportschdden
untersuchen. FikrSchBden, die
belrnVersandaufge(retenelnd.i~derSpedlteur~rantwomich,
unddieserbt
sofort
;EU
benachrichtigen.
SPECIFICHE ELETTRICHE:
Ouesto
aspimpolvere funziona con un
wrcuito
elenriw standard
CA
da
230
Volt
Tensionl interioria 220
Volt
o
superiori a
250
Voltpossono causare gravi danni a1
rnotore
11
diagramma
del co/iegamentl elettricl
sl
tmva dentro la macchina.
CAW DI ESTENSIONE:
Se
vlene
uaato
un
cavo dl eatenalone. la dimmsione
del
fllo
deve essere alrneno dl
una
misun rnagglore deI
cavo
dl
eltmentazlone
della
macchlna
e
non
PIP
lungo
di
15.1
5
rnetri.
NOTA:
Se
/I
cavo dialfmentazione diquhsn mecchin8
4
danneggiato,
sostftufrfo
con
un
cavo
specl.lr.
L'errato collegamento del filo
di
terra della macchina pub causare
II
rischio di scosse elettriche.
In
caso
di
dubbi sub correttezza della mersa a terra della prera di corrente, rivolgersi ad
un
elenriclsta qualificato
o
ad un tecnlco delle rlparazlonl. Non modificare
la
spina coneegnata con
la
macchina:
re
la
spina non entra nella
presa, far installare da un elettricista quallflcato une corretta presa
dl
corrente.
VERIRCA
Con
anendone, disimbellare I'aspirapolvere ad ispezlonarlo per veriflcare I'assenze di danni causati dalla spedizione
I
danni eventualmenle risultanti sono response
bilita dello spedlzionere
il
quale deve essere awertito tmrnediatamente..
ELEKTRISK:
Dette
apparatet opereree
pl
en standard 230
Volt
vekselstmmkrets. Spennlng under220
Volt
eller over 250
Volt
kan fodsake alvoriige skaderp4 motorer. KobllngssQema er montert
p4
innsiden av rnasklnen.
FORLENGELSESLEDNING:
Hvi8
en
forlengeisbdning
er
brukt,
mi
Iedningens
sWrreise
bare
minst6n
sWrrefse
s*rre
enn stmmfedfngen
pd
maskfnen, og
mi
begmas
ti150
fot
(15.15m)
I
fengde.
NBI
Hvls
stmmledningen
pd
d.tt0
appaIotot
or
skadet,
d
den
byltes
ut
med
en
speslalledning.
Hvis utstyret lkke jordes korrekt, ken det medfere fare for elektrisk stet. KonWoller med en kvalifisert elektriker eller
reparawr hvis du
or
i
tvil med hensyn
tll
om stikkontakten
cr
riktlg iordet. lkke modifis6r stepslet
som
apparatet er
utstyrt med
-
hvis det lkke passer
I
uttaket, fa et riktig uttak innstallert av en kvalifisert elektriker.
INSPEKSJON:
Pskk
opp din smsuger foniktig
og
insplsbr den for fraktskader. Skader
som
har skledd under frakien, er senderen ansvarlig
for
og
mA
bli underrenet umlddelbart.
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TRIDENT COMPACT
17
"
230V/240V
Page
5
of
27
SAFETY
The following
symbols
are
used throughout this
guide as indicated in their descriptions:
HAZARD INTENSITY
LEVEL
There are three
levels
of
hazard intensity identi
-
fied by signal words
-
WARNING, CAUTION
and
FOR
SAFETI!
The level
of
hazard intensity
is determined by the following definitions:
WARNING
-
Hazards
or
unsafe practices which
COULD
result in
severe
personal injury or death.
CAUTION
-
Hazards or unsafe practices which
could result in minor personal injury or product or
property damage.
FOR
SAFETY:
To
Identity actions which must be
followed for safe operation
of
equipment.
The
following information signals indicate potentially dan
-
gerous conditions to the operator or equipment. Read this
guide carefully. Know when these conditions can exist.
Lo
-
cate all safety devices on the machine. Report machine
damage or faulty operation immediately.
Do
not use the
machine
if
it is not in proper operating condition.
For
SAFE7X
DO
NOT
OPERATE
MACHINE:
rn
Unless Trained and Authorized
understood.
WHEN USlNG MACHINE:
surfaces.
rn
Unless Operatlon Gulde is Read and
In Flammable
or
Explosive areas.
Go
slow on grades and slippery
Use care when backing machine.
Do
not carry rlders on machine.
Always
follow
bask
safety
and
traffic rules.
0
rn
rn
rn
0
BEFORE
LEAVMG
OR
SERVlClNG
MACHINE:
rn
Turn
off
machine.
rn
Stop on level surfaces.
WHEN SERVICING MACHINE:
rn
Avoid moving
parts.
Do
not wear
loose
jackets, shirts, or sleeves when working on
machlne.
Block machine wheels before jacking
machine up.
Use
holat
or
jack
of
adequate capacity
to
lltt machine.
parts.
rn
0
0
Use Windsor approved replacement
TCE20-IF
98461
7/1/97
WHEN TRANSPORTING MACHINE IN
A
TRAILER:
Make sure the ramp angle
is
no more than
rn
lo',
and the ram is strong enough
to
Make
sure
ramp
is
clean and dry.
Put ramp into position.
Remove squeegee assembly
&
brushes
before loading.
Align the machine on
a
level surface ten
(10)
feet behind the ramp.
Push machine up ramp carefully.
support the
milc
R
ine.
0
Securely fasten the machine to the trailer.
THIS
PRODUCT
IS
FOR
COMM€RCfAL
USE
ONLX
Notes:
5
TRIDENT COMPACT
17
"
230V/240V
Page
6
of
27
SAFE
NIOPERATIONS
INSPECTION:
Carefully unpack your scrubber and
inspect it for an shipping dama
8.
Any damage
HOW
IT OPERATES
The TRIDENT COMPACT is a walk
-
behind scrubber.
The main
scrubbin components include a solution/
squeegee and a vacuum motor.
Detergent solution and water flow from the solution
tank
to
the scrub brush. The rotating brush scrubs the
floor. As the machine moves forward, the rear squee-
gee collects the dirty solution and channels
it
into the
vacuum of the squeegee pickup hose. The pickup
hose deposits
the
dirty
solution into the recovery tank.
PREPARING
FOR
OPERATION
(PERFORM DAILY MAINTENANCE AS SHOWN ON
PAGE8.)
Fill
Solution
Tank
1
.)
2.)
which occurred &ring shipping is
t
a
e
recovery tank, sing
B
e disc
-
type brush or pad, a rear
Remove cover and
fill.
(see item
19,
page
14)
Use
a clean bucket or hose
to
fill
the tank
with water.
~
-
Doot use watertemperatures in excess
of
140
"
F(60"
C).
Water which
is
too hot may distort the polyethyl-
ene
tanks.
3.)
Add a cleaning concentrate
for
use
in
automatic
floor scrubbers. Closely follow the manufacturer's instruc
-
tions
found
on
container. Read ingredients
listed
on
the
container to ensure compatible chemicals are used.
Use only the suitable chemicals listed below.
Using incompatible chemicals may damage
the
machine. Dama
8s
of
this type are not cov-
erad under the
WlrSbSOR
Three
Year Protec
-
tion Plan. Carefully read ingredients on
manufacturer's label before
using any product
in this machine.
I
b
SUITABLE INCOMPATIBLE
CHEMICALS CHEMICALS
Alkalis
Aldehydes
Defoaming
Agents
Carbon
Tetrachloride
Detergents
Chlorinated
Hydrocarbons
Hydroxides
Methyls
(MEK)
Perchlorethylene(per)
Phenols
Trichlorethylene
D
-
Limonene
PREPARING
FOR
OPERATION
(Cont.)
4.)
Plug the
power
cords together
and
twist into
locked position. Attach the power cord
to
the yellow
strain relief
as
shown. Plug power cord into
a
properly
grounded wall outlet.
5.)
Turn vacuum motor switch on and
off
to
make
sure there
is
electrical power at machine.
OPERATING THE
MACHINE
(PERFORM DAILY MAINTENANCE AS SHOWN
ON
PAGE
8.)
1.
The area
to
be scrubbed should be swept, dry
mopped and clear of debris (paper plates,
cups, etc.).
2.
Adjust the operator control handle to a
comfortable position. (see item
3,
page
7)
3.
Release solution. (Pull solution control lever
rearward.) (see item
6,
page
7)
NOTE The
amount
of
solution can be regulated
during
operation depending on the
Zype
of
floor
and
the traverse speed
of
the machine.
Pulling
the
lever
farther rearward releases more solution.
4.
Switch on brush drive motor. (see item
1,
5.
Switch on vacuum motor. (see item
2,
page
7)
6.
Lower scrub deck. Pull scrub deck
Mt
lever
rearward. (see item
8.
Dane
7l
Page
7)
Do
not leave brush
running
on floor whlle
ma
-
chine
is
stationary.
7.
Lower squeegee. Pull squeegee
lift
lever
back. (see item
7,
page
7)
NOTE Adjust
squeegee
as
shown on page
10.
8.
Move machine forward by applying even
pressure on the main handle. Forward motion
is assisted by the scrubbing action
of
the
brushlpad driver.
-
-1
+---
-+
------
-
-
+
-
--
-
-
rke extra care
not
to
run machine over cord
or catch cord on squeegee when turning.
9.
Plan your cleaning route to work away from
the electrical source. Move machine forward
at a steady pace.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
70
77
72
73
Brush Switch.
Turns brush onloff.
Vacuum SwNch.
Turns vacuum
motor onloff.
Main Handle.
Brush Motor
CIrcuit Breaker.
Protects brush motor from overheating.
Vacuum Motor Clrcuit Breaker.
Protects vacuum motor from overheating.
Solution
Lever.
Controls the amount
of
solution flow to the floor.
Squeegee
Uft
Lever.
Raises and
lowers squeegee.
Scrub
Deck
Lit#
Lever.
Raises and lowers
scrub deck.
Recovery Wnk Drain
nose.
Solution Tank Drain Hose.
Squeegee Release Latch.
Releases
the rear squeegee blade for adjustment
or replacement.
Battery Compartment
Door
Latch.
Opens
back of machine for access to batteries.
Vacuum
nose.
OPERATION CONTROLS
6
TOP
VIEW
\
.7
'2
BACK
4
5
a
73
'
_I1
-
\
\-
ull
=
I
0
4
b
/
72
/
70
1
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8
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MAINTENANCE
Maintenance Item Dailv Weeklv Monthlv Annuallv
Check Vac Hose Connections
*
Clean
the
Squeegee
Blades
*
lnsoect Brush or Pad
*
Inspect Vac Fan Foam Breaker
-
Inspect power cord for wear.
Before Starting
-
the
Work
Period
-
*
*-
__
0
End of Work
@
Drain
&
Rinse Tanks
Period Before
Storing
a
Damane and or wear
-
Clean Squeegee Blades
&
Foam Break6
Remove lint build
-
up from screen
@
in the recovery tank well.
-
Remove tank
lid
and allow recovery
to
dry between
uses.
-
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Check Solution Strainer
-
Check Casters
&
Wheels for
proper lubrication
Inspect Tanks and Hoses
Inspect all Motors for Carbon
Motor Brush wear.
*
*-
-
-
0
NOTE:
Details on these maintenance items can be found on the following pages.
This cable
will lay on wet surfaces.
To
prevent electrical shock
immedlafely replace cords with frayed
or
cracked insulation.
Periodicaily inspect the recovery tank and decontaminate
if
necessaw
using
a
Hosprtai Grade Virucide
or
a
1
-
10
bleach to water solution.
Wastewater should be disposed
of
properly.
Occasionally check in line filter screen,
rinse with hot water
if
necessary.
Frayed
or
cracked hoses should be replaced
to
avoid vacuum
or
solution
pressure
loss.
6
@
8
LUBRICATION:
The
following symbols
are
found throughout
the
manual indicating
the
items requiring lubrication:
SEIZE
Apply Grease
Use Spray Lubricant.
Thread Locker (Red
or
blue).
Use Anti
-
Seize when repairing.
EXAMPLE:
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VACUUM
MOTOR
1.
Unplug
the
machlne from outlet.
2.
Remove
(6)
bolts holding vac motor/ plate
assembly to recovery tank.
3.
Disconnect vac motor lead from connector
and lift out
vac motor/ plate assembly.
4.
Check motor brushes. When worn to
318"
replace
both brushes.
After the machine has been used for any wet pick
-
up,
allow the vacuum motor to run
1
-
2
minutes, to help re
-
duce moisture build
-
up in the vacuum motor. Drying
out the vacuum motor after each use
will
extend the life
of
your vacuum motor.
Hazardous Voltage. Shock can result. Unplug
mahcine before servicing machine. Only
qualified personnel should work inside
ma
-
chine.
Import8nt:
When
replacing
carbon
vac motor
brushes loosen wire
terminal
BEFORE
re
-
moving screws on
bracket.
Wire Terminal
Importsnt:
Replace carbon vac motor
brushes if worn down to
318"
in
length.
These
brushes wear
quicker
as
the length shortens
due to increased heat.
Spring inside brush housing
will
damage motor if brushes
are allowed to completely wear
away.
Note: Place stop
In groove.
Wire
NOTE: Periodically check the length
of
the carbon
brushes.
ReDlace
carbon
brushes which
8re
less
han
3/8"
lo&.
-
PART NO.
74695
U
MAINTENANCE
BRUSH
Brush
Installation:
1.
2.
Slide brush or pad driver under drive plate.
Align one metal
lug
on the brush or
pad driver with the scrub deck sight hole
and a keyhole in the drive plate.
Raise the brush or pad driver upward
and twist clockwise until locked.
3.
Brush
Removal:
1.
2.
Raise brush or pad driver
off
floor.
Reach under brush or pad driver and rotate
so
that the metal lug in the drive plate is
visible through the scrub deck sight hole.
Quickly twist brush or pad driver counterclockwise to
release.
3.
SOLUTION STRAINER
1.
An inline solution strainer is located under chassis
behind
left
wheel. Remove sediment bowl and
screen periodically and rinse clean with hot water.
Be
careful
not
to misplace the gasket.
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MAINTENANCE
SQUEEGEE
ASSEMBLY
Before and during use of machine, use a damp cloth to
wipe the outside and inside of squeegee to remove
buildup of foreign material on the squeegee blades.
This prevents streaking and residue
on
the
floor.
Squeegee
wear:
After extended use, the squeegee blades will wear.
To
improve squeegee performance and extend wear, pro
-
ceed as follows:
1.
Turn
off
all switches and place the machine
on
a level surface. Raise
the
squeegee
to
the transport position.
Loosen knobs on the
left
and right hand
sides of squeegee until squeegee can be
removed from the squeegee bracket.
Loosen the fasteners on front of squeegee
to replace or adjust front blade.
Unlatch rear squeegee latch to replace rear
blade.
2.
3.
4.
Adjusting Squeegee Assembly
1.
2.
Lower the squeegee and move the machine
forward.
Obsetve the level
of
the squeegee for an
even curl along the length of the blade. Use
camber adjustment knob to achieve even curl if
required.
Adjust the down pressure nut located
on
squeegee mounting assembly.
Do
not apply
excessive force.
3.
SQUEEGEE
DEFLECTION
INCORRECT
I
NOTENOUGH
I
L
1
TOOMUCH
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COMPACT 17" 230V/240V
PROBLEM
No
power to
machine
Electrical shock
Vac
motor speed
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
Dead electrical circuit
Power switch failure
Faulty power cord
Equipment not grounding
Receptacle not grounded
Internal wiring problem
Worn motor brushes
varies or doesn't run
Motor worn out
Loss
of
Vacuum
Faulty switch
Loose recovery tank lid
Crack in recovery tank lid
or poor joint
Lint or dirt clogging
vacuum screen
Loosecuffsonvacuum
hose
Vac motor seals leaking
Floor
tool
vac chamber
clogged
Vac motor, hose, or
dome gasket
Page
11
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27
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Solution not
flowing properly
Improper solution hose connection
Screen in filter clogged
Valve clogged
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SOLUTION
Check building circuit breaker or fuse box.
Replace.
Rep
I
ace.
Follow grounding instructions exactly.
Contact an electrician
to
check building's wii
..
ig.
Have a trained service technician check machine's
wiring.
Replace.
Replace.
Replace.
Center and seal dome over tank.
Replace or repair using acrylic plastic cement only.
With power off clean screen.
Tighten cuffs turning counterclockwise.
Replace.
Wash out with hose. Pick lint out with a wire.
Replace.
Check
for
positive connection
Remove and clean with hot water.
Clean or replace
if
damaged. Check
to
be sure
filter screen is in place. Be sure
to
premix cleaning
chemicals.
SCRUB DECK
VACUUM
SWITCH
BRUSH
SWITCH
H
I I
BLU
I
880
137
BLUE
0 000
BRN
-
m
L
GRN’YLW
GRN/YLW
08539
GRN/YLW
88936
L
VACUUM
MOTOR
ENCLOSURE
PANEL
FEAANREL
-
6-
Ioooo
I
BROWN
I
BRN
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VAC
MOTOR
ASSEMBLY
Ref
Qty.
PartNo.
Oescnption
Serial
No.
Notes:
From
To
1
1
27519 COVER,VACMOTOR
2
1
53749
VAC MTR ASM, 24OV 5.7 2ST. P/D
3
1
62360 PLATEASM, PT17EVAC
5
4
70114
SCR,
#10
X
314 POLYFAST
6
3 73419 SPACER,VACMOTOR
7
6
57030
NUT,
10-32
NYLOCK
PLTD
8
6
70607
SET
SCREW,
10
-
32
X
1
.OO
9
6
87018 WASHER,
#lo
X
9/16
OD
10 6 87025 WASHER, 114STAR
4
6 70085
SCR,
1/4
-
20
X
112 PHMS
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14
REAR
VIEW
21
37
36
25
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TANKS
AND
PARTS
LiST
I
REF PARTNO.
QTY
DESCRIPTION
SERIAL
NO.
NOTES:
FROM
TCE
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IF
98461 12
-
01
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99
15
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SQUEEGEE
ASSEMBLY
P
X?UEEGEE
SUB ASSEMBLY
t
79
16
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SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY
2
1
140148
BRACKETASM.SUPPORT
3
I
140149
BLOCK,SPRINGSUPPOFIT
7 2
18039 CASTER, SWIVEL 3.50 X 4.69
8 2 27423
CAP, SPRING RETAINER
11 2
48069
6 5703
1
62629
164090 2.88 X 0.25 X
0.40
CABLE
24
1
66268 PIN, CLEVIS 5/16 X 2.75LG ZINC
25
1
66272 PLATE. SQUEEGEE ADJUSTMENT
26 1 66274 PLATE WELDMENT,
SQ.
MOUNT
27 2 66275
PIN
CLEVIS, 1/4 X
1.625
LG
I
28
OPEN
29
4 67380 RIVET,
532
OD
X
118
GRIP ALUM
301
67355
ROD.
WFI DMFNT
SQ.
I
IFT
31
1
70018 SCREW,1/4-20XI HHCSSS
37
1
73854 SPRING COMPRESS 1.10
X
2.75
X
.I
38
1
78359 TUBE, 13/32 X
0.049W
X
1.56L
CRS
39
1
73802 BLADE,
SQ.
TR20/24
DIE
CUT FRONT
42
1 73804 SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY, TR20/24
43
1
78356 SPACER, .314
X
59 X .36 NYLON
44
OPEN
47
1
81488
CH, SQUEEGEE STRAP
REAR
48
1
81489
KER, SQUEEGEE STRAP
REAR
11
87029 ER, 5/16 FLAT SAE
[
1
r9t.I
~~~~~S~~~~~~R~
WASHER,
0.5
X
1.25
FLAT GR8 PLTD
WASHER, 5/16 SPLIT LOCK PLTD
WASHER, 114
ID
X 3/4
OD
PLTD
61
WASHER,
YE"
ID
X
2
"
OD
X
3/32
THK
62
2
89059
WHEEL, PT20 SQUEEGEE BUMPER
87090
87137
TC2OE-IF
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5 1 27726 CABLE,SOLUTION
VALVE ASSEMBLY
PARTS
LIST
I
2 1
140146 BRKT, SOLUTION VALVE MTG.
3 3 20042
CLAMP,3/8HOSE
4
1
27372 CAP,STRAlNER
~
7
OPEN
8
1 39380 HOSE, 112
ID
NYLOBRAID 6
"
9
1
39381 HOSE, 1/2
ID
CLEAR X 22
"
10 1 39444
HOSE,
112 X
5
"
CLEAR
11 OPEN
121 73383 STRAINER,
3/8
NPT 20 MESH
13 OPEN
14
2
40027 HOSEBARB, 3/8 MPT X 112
90&
(ALL MODELS EXCEPT X)
15 OPEN
16 1 41184 HOUSING, STRAINER
17 OPEN
18 OPEN
19
5
57030 NUT, 10
-
32 NYLOCK PLTD
20 1 59021 O
-
RING, FILTER SEAL
21 OPEN
22 1 70066 SCR, 10
-
32
X
3/4 PPHMS
SS
23
1 40013 HOSEBARB, 3/8
MPT
X
112
24 1 70403 SCR,
#10
X
1/2 POLY. PH PHIL
25 1 73405
SCREEN,80MESH
26 1 78212 TEE, 3/8FPT
27 1 84143 VALVE,3/0 FPT
28
OPEN
29 9 87018 WASHER,
#lo 9/16
OD
30
1
20035 CLAMP, 7/16 DIA. NYLON UL
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"
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DECK
ASSEMBLY
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SCRUB
DECK
ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST
1B 1 20077 CLAMP.WOkM#HS356 ~
I I
2 2 87090
W
A
SH
E
R
, ii4
FLA---
3
3 48012 KNOB,ADMHANDLE
4A 1 73790 SKIRT. SHROUD 3.25
X
58.0
L
48 1 73814 SKIRT,
SHROUD
3.25
X
49.0
L
5A 1 73422 SCRUBDECK,TC17
59
1 73826 SCRUBDECK,TC20
6 4 70266 SCR. 3/8
-
16 X 1.0 HHCS
4
7 1 57044 NUT.
3/8
NPT
HFX
BRASS
8
1 40027 HOSEBARB. 318 MPT
X
1/2
90
DEG.
49 1
680143 WIRE
ASM,
TC%F BRUSH MOTOR
50
1
89073 WEIGHT, TCE COUNTER BALANCE
51 4
87025 WASHER, 1/4 LOCK
EXT
STAR
SS
52 1 88953
WIRE. 18” GRN/M
M
76010
X
76090
53
2
51
166 LINKAGE ASM. TC20 SEC ROD
54
1
57040
NUT,
1/2NPTCONDUlT
55 1
66192 PIN,
ROLL1/4X1.25L
56
1
051 10 ARM ASM, SCRUB DECK
57
2
14664 BUSHING, PRIMARY S.D.
58
1
67384
RODASM,SCRUBDECK20
59 7 57047
NUT,1/4-20NYLOCK
60 3
70088 SCR, 10-32
X
1/2 PHMS
61
4
57028 NUT, 10
-
24 TINNERMAN
62 1
57105 NUT. 1/4
-
20 HEX W/STAR WASHER
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CONTROLS
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Model
240V
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