Tennant T681 Manual De Instrucciones página 20

PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR THE
OPERATOR
Clothing and equipment
Wear safety shoes with non-slip soles.
Wear protective goggles or visor and safety garments.
Depending on the surface being cleaned and on the
environment, the protective measures necessary for
atomized sprays include respiratory masks with class
FFP2 or equivalent or higher protection.
Before starting the machine
Clear away larger items of refuse before washing. Pick up
any pieces of wire, tape, string and similar items that could
become entangled around the brushes.
Before washing is commenced, sweep the area so as to
Preparing the machine for work
Proceed as follows before starting work.
- Check that the batteries are fully charged, and
if not, carry out the recharging procedure: when
undertaking this operation, refer to the section
"Charging the batteries".
- Make certain that the dirty water tank is empty, and
if not, empty it, referring to the section "Emptying
the dirty water tank".
- Make certain that the solution tank is full, and
"Filling the water/detergent tank".
- Make certain that the tank of the Chem Dose
referring to the section "Chem Dose (accessory)".
! NOTICE
To make the machine more comfortable to use, the tilt
angle of the steering wheel can be adjusted by means
of the lever shown in the illustration below.
Working
reading the operating and maintenance manual.
! NOTICE
The machine is equipped with a safety system
that prevents it from tipping over by noticeably
reducing the speed when steering, independently
of the pressure applied to the drive pedal. A loss of
speed experienced when turning is therefore not a
malfunction, but a feature that maximizes the stability
of the machine in all conditions.
- Sit on the seat.
- Turn the ignition key to switch the machine on.
- Press the brush button: this enables the operation
of the machine 8brush motor, suction motor, brush
head actuator and squeegee actuator)
- Using the "+" and "-" buttons, select the most
the type of washing operation in hand.
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