Work - IPC CT105 Manual De Instrucciones

If you use the machine for the first time, it is advisable that you train with it for a short time
on a wide surface without any obstacles, to acquire the necessary familiarity.
Always empty the recovery tank before refilling the solution tank.
For an effective cleaning and long life of the equipment, it is necessary to follow some simple rules:
► prepare the work area, keeping away the possible obstacles;
► begin to work starting from the farthest spot, in order to avoid trampling on the area just-
cleaned;
► choose paths that are as much straight as possible;
► on wide floors divide the paths into rectangular and parallel areas.
At the end quickly mop the area, if necessary, to clean spots that are inaccessible to the scrubber.

Work

After setting up the machine, proceed as follows:
► turn the main switch (fig. 8, ref. 13) to the "1" position and enable all the machine's fun-
ctions: the battery charge indicator will switch on (fig. 8, ref. 9);
► move the cock lever (fig. 8, ref. 3) to the position of minimum flow of solution: the detergent
solution begins to reach the brushes;
► press the brush/roller up-down button (fig. 8, ref. 5) on the arrow down: the head will begin
to move down and as soon as the brushes touch the floor the brush motors will come on.
As the brushes rotate, the solution is distributed over the floor;
► lower the squeegee by means of the proper lever (fig. 8, ref. 11): the suction motor comes
on;
► pull the drive lever (fig. 8, ref. 6) located in front of the handgrip towards the operator: the
drive motor is switched on and the machine will begin to move forwards;
► adjust the running speed via the potentiometer (fig. 8, ref. 1);
► if you wish to engage reverse gear during work with the squeegee lowered, you must first
stop and raise the squeegee;
► check periodically that the detergent solution reaches the brushes/rollers and fill with so-
lution if it runs out;
► check cleaning quality during work and adjust, as required, the flow of solution sent to the
brushes/rollers (by rotating the cursor (fig. 8, ref. 3)) and the pressure exerted by the head-
brushes on the floor (via the brush up-down button (fig. 8, ref. 5) until the test pressure
indicator (fig. 8, ref. 8) indicates the required level).
In working conditions, if the emergency button is pressed accidentally and the machine
stops, when switching the machine back on, press the brush button again to reactivate the
Never leave the machine stationary with the head lowered and the brushes in motion: the
Whenever you fill up the solution tank, always empty the recovery tank.
Do not leave the machine stationary with the suction motor on and the solution cock turned
► if the warning led (fig. 8, ref. 9) starts flashing, it means that the storage batteries are get-
ting flat. Therefore, it is necessary to recharge them; if you keep on working, the batteries
could become damaged irreparably;
► if the suction unit revs up but does not perform suction, it means that the floater has cut in.
In this case the recovery tank must be emptied (see specific paragraph).
INFORMATION
brushes.
WARNING
floor could be damaged.
WARNING
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