Why is my Bona Scrubber not cleaning well?
If your Bona Scrubber isn't delivering satisfactory cleaning results, try increasing the brush contact pressure. Check the brushes for wear and replace them if needed. Also, ensure you're using brush rollers that are appropriate for the type of dirt and floor covering you're cleaning.
What to do if my Bona Power has insufficient vacuum performance?
If your Bona Scrubber isn't picking up water effectively, several factors could be at play. First, empty the recovery tank. Then, ensure the solution tank is properly seated on the wastewater reservoir. Check the seals on the solution tank and clean them if necessary. Also, inspect the seals between the appliance and the recovery tank for tightness; clean or replace them if needed. Clear the lint trap and clean the squeegee blades (replace if worn). Finally, check for and remove any blockages in the suction channel or the vacuum bar.
What to do if my Bona Power Scrubber appliance cannot be started?
If your Bona Scrubber won't start, begin by verifying that the mains plug is securely connected. Next, ensure that the socket fuse rating is adequate; use a proper socket.
What to do if my Bona Power Scrubber has insufficient water quantity?
If your Bona Scrubber isn't dispensing enough water, start by checking the fresh water level and refilling the tank if necessary. Then, clean the ball valve in the solution tank. Ensure that the solution tank is seated properly on the appliance. Also, inspect the filter in the solution tank for clogs and clean it. Finally, check the hoses for any blockages and clear them if needed.
How to fix Bona Power brushes that do not turn?
If the brushes on your Bona Scrubber aren't turning, first check for any foreign objects blocking them and remove any obstructions. If there are no obstructions, try reducing the contact pressure. Also, the overcurrent protective switch may have been triggered. The overcurrent protective switch will allow the operation after max. one minute.
Details on proper grounding procedures to prevent electric shock and ensure safe operation.
Guidelines for safe operation, operator responsibilities, and general precautions for using the appliance.
Fire prevention measures and requirements for the unit's operating environment and maintenance.
Instructions for initial setup, including installing the handle, wheels, and brushes before first use.
Guide on how to fill the solution tank with water and detergent mixture.
Instructions for moving the appliance to the work area.
How to set brush contact pressure for optimal cleaning results.
Procedure for connecting the appliance to the power supply, emphasizing cable safety.
Steps for performing the cleaning process with the appliance.
Instructions for using the appliance for floor polishing.
Steps for safely turning off and disconnecting the appliance.
How to safely empty the solution tank, including disposal precautions.
Details on routine maintenance tasks to be performed after work, monthly, and yearly.
Procedures for replacing the squeegee and brushes.
Information on ensuring reliable operation through service contracts.
Measures to protect the appliance from frost damage.
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