What to do if my Cleanfix RA 410 E Scrubber does not run?
If your Cleanfix Scrubber does not run, there are several potential causes. Ensure the mains or battery plug is properly connected. Check the fuse and earth. If the overheat protection has tripped, allow the motor to cool down. If the power supply is interrupted, have the supply line checked by an electrician.
Why does my Cleanfix Scrubber have insufficient suction?
If you're experiencing insufficient suction with your Cleanfix Scrubber, the suction nozzle or the nozzle itself might be plugged; eliminate any blockages. Ensure the tank cover connection is properly connected and the tank cover is correctly fitted; replace the seal if it's defective. Also, check the suction sieve in the tank cover and rinse it with clean water if plugged. Verify the sealing cap on the discharge hose is tightly screwed on, and replace it if necessary.
How to fix insufficient cleaning agent supply in my Cleanfix RA 410 E Scrubber?
If your Cleanfix Scrubber has an insufficient supply of cleaning agent, the lines or spraying jets might be plugged. Try flushing the fresh water tank and line system. Also, rinse the sieve in the tank cover with water.
How to stop stripes forming with my Cleanfix RA 410 E?
If stripes are forming while using your Cleanfix Scrubber, the suction lips may be dirty or worn. Try cleaning or replacing the suction lips.
Covers user qualifications, supervision, surface suitability, electrical hazards, and general safety.
Emphasizes following instructions, warns against modifications, and states product liability disclaimers.
Details hazards, authorized servicing, cleaning agent usage, and initial training requirements.
Visual identification of machine components with part numbers.
Key technical specifications including power, capacity, dimensions, and weight.
Lists essential items to check before starting machine operation.
Covers pushbar assembly, hose connection, electrical setup, and filling the cleaning solution tank.
Details the process of scrubbing, vacuuming, and handling narrow spaces.
Explains adding solution, monitoring operation, and working with external tools.
Covers steps for after tank discharge and post-operation cleaning.
Emphasizes safety during maintenance and provides brush replacement instructions.
Identifies common machine faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Directs users to specialists for repairs and outlines servicing safety procedures.
Provides guidelines for machine storage and environmentally responsible disposal.
States conformity with relevant EU directives and safety standards.
Exploded view and list of parts for the brush motor assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the chassis assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the front suction nozzle.
Exploded view and list of parts for the first part of the lower pushbar assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the second part of the lower pushbar assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the pump assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the pump assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the suction motor assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the suction nozzle assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the tank assembly.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the wiring diagram.
Lists components and their references used in the wiring diagram.
Covers user qualifications, supervision, surface suitability, electrical hazards, and general safety.
Emphasizes following instructions, warns against modifications, and states product liability disclaimers.
Details hazards, authorized servicing, cleaning agent usage, and initial training requirements.
Visual identification of machine components with part numbers.
Key technical specifications including power, capacity, dimensions, and weight.
Lists essential items to check before starting machine operation.
Covers pushbar assembly, hose connection, electrical setup, and filling the cleaning solution tank.
Details the process of scrubbing, vacuuming, and handling narrow spaces.
Explains adding solution, monitoring operation, and working with external tools.
Covers steps for after tank discharge and post-operation cleaning.
Emphasizes safety during maintenance and provides brush replacement instructions.
Identifies common machine faults, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Directs users to specialists for repairs and outlines servicing safety procedures.
Provides guidelines for machine storage and environmentally responsible disposal.
States conformity with relevant EU directives and safety standards.
Exploded view and list of parts for the brush motor assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the chassis assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the front suction nozzle.
Exploded view and list of parts for the first part of the lower pushbar assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the second part of the lower pushbar assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the pump assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the pump assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the suction motor assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the suction nozzle assembly.
Exploded view and list of parts for the tank assembly.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the wiring diagram.
Lists components and their references used in the wiring diagram.
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