Structural Layout Of Control Panel/Touchscreen; Batteries - diversey TASKI ULTIMAXX 1900 Manual De Instrucciones

Structural layout of control panel/touchscreen

Control panel
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2
3
4
1 ECO mode button (ON/OFF)
2 Suction unit button (ON/OFF)
3 IntelliDose button (ON/OFF)
4 Twister button (ON/OFF)
5 Battery level indicator
6 Cleaning solution supply button (ON/OFF)
7 Cleaning solution supply amount button (+/-)
8 Brush drive button (ON/OFF)
9 Slow approach button (ON/OFF)
10 Service buttons (also for IntelliDose dosing)
11 Battery display loading
12 Service display
13 Battery/PSU fault display
14 Display
Control panel ECO
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1
2
1 ECO mode button (ON/OFF)
2 Suction unit button (ON/OFF)
3 Battery level indicator
4 Cleaning solution supply button (ON/OFF)
5 Brush drive button (ON/OFF)
6 Service buttons (also for IntelliDose dosing)
7 Battery display loading
8 Service display
9 Battery/PSU fault display
10 Display
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12 11 10
5 6
8 7 6
3 4
Touchscreen
1
5
9
8
8
2
1 Home
7
2 Help
3 Settings
4 Menu
5 Battery display
6 Speed settings
7 Cleaning solution settings
8 Statistics (optional)
9 Statistics (optional)
10 Quick selection
11 Start / Stop

Batteries

Permissible batteries
Traction batteries must be used in this machine (no wet battery sets,
starter or device batteries). We recommend the use of pure traction
batteries. Only these batteries can ensure a long service life.
Traction batteries are produced as closed and maintenance-free (VR-
LA) batteries (gel and AGM, Pure Lead, and lithium). The machine
must be adjusted accordingly for each design type and manufacturer.
Each battery has a different service life and performance.
5 The machine and charger must be programmed after the batteries
have been inserted, when the battery type and/or the manufacturer
are changed, and prior to starting the machine.
Incorrect adjustment may result in early battery failure.
Notice:
Do not use different, old batteries with new or de-
fective batteries.
Notice:
Old and/or defective batteries must be disposed of
properly. See the information on page 21
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