Comet Spa CPS 50 E Manual Del Usuario página 32

Once the settings have been set, we have different
battery discharge levels with differentiated interven-
tion on the machine functions as specified in the fol-
lowing table:
Battery discharge indicator and functions - MODEL "BT"
(DC 24V with traction)
Volts Battery
Battery Type power test
indicator
LED
Pb-Acid GEL Signaling
24,0 24,0 Green
LED ON
21,5 22,5 Yellow
LED ON
20,5 21,5 Red LED ON
20,0 21,0 Red LED
FLASHING
If you do not complete the configuration procedure,
the settings remain as they were originally.
( ! ) We recommend to call the assistance centre or a
technician if you have problems with the settings given.
Do not open or tamper the electronic board.
4.2. BATTERY CHARGER CONFIGURATION
The machine is equipped with a battery charger con-
figurated for GEL batteries
To change the battery charger settings read the man-
ual provided by the battery charger manufacturer.
5. OPERATING INFORMATION
5.1. MACHINE PREPARATION
• Before starting to work, wear non-slip shoes,
gloves and any other personal protection device indi-
cated by the supplier of the detergent used or consid-
ered necessary based on the operating environment.
☞ Do the following before starting to work. Refer to the
relative sections for a detailed description of these steps:
Heck the battery charge level and charge, if necessary.
Mount the brushes or scraper disks (with the abrasive
disks) that are suitable for the surface and work involved.
Mount the squeegee, check that it is solidly attached
and connected to the suction hose and that the dry-
ing blades are not too worn.
Make sure that the recovery tank is empty. If not,
empty it completely.
Check and completely close the detergent solution
release control.
Fill the detergent solution tank with a mix of clean water
and non-foaming detergent in an adequate concentra-
Brush
operation
indicator
LED
Signaling Action
LED ON All working
LED ON All working
LED Brush motor is
FLASHING not working
LED Brush and
FLASHING suction mo-
tors are not
working
tion through the anterior hole. Leave 2 cm between the
mouth of the plug and the level of the liquid.
☞ To avoid risks, become familiar with the machine
movements, carrying out test runs on a large surface
without obstacles.
To obtain the best results in terms of cleaning and
equipment service life, you should do the following
simple but important operations:
- Identify the work area, moving all possible obstacles
out of the way; if the surface is very extensive, work in
contiguous and parallel rectangular areas.
- Choose a straight work trajectory and begin working
from the farthest area to avoid passing over areas that
have already been cleaned.
5.2. STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS
PHOTO A MODEL E
1 General on/off switch
2 Brush motor switch
3 Suction motor switch
PHOTO B MODEL E
1 Power supply cable
2 Water outlet adjusting lever
3 Brush plate lift/lower lever
4 Squeegee lift/lower lever
5 Brush operation lever
6 Recovery tank drain hose
PHOTO C MODEL B - (DC 24V)
1 Brush motor switch
1A Brush motor operation led
2 Suction motor switch
2A Suction motor operation led
3 Battery power test
3A Green led - full battery charge
3B Yellow led - 50% battery charge
3C Red led - battery discharged
PHOTO D MODEL B - (DC 24V)
1 General on / off key switch
2 Brush operation lever
3 Brush plate lift/lower lever
4 Squeegee lift/lower lever
5 Brush motor thermal breaker
6 Recovery tank drain hose
7 Battery connector
8 Water outlet adjusting lever
PHOTO E MODEL BT/T - (DC 24V WITH TRACTION)
1 Battery power test
1A Green led - full battery charge
1B Yellow led - 50% battery charge
1C Red led - battery discharged
2 Forward/reverse indicator
3 Reduce speed switch
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