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MACHINE PREPARATION
MACHINE PREPARATIONMACHINE PREPARATION
MACHINE PREPARATION
SQUEEGEE HEIGHT ADJUSTING
SQUEEGEE HEIGHT ADJUSTINGSQUEEGEE HEIGHT ADJUSTING
SQUEEGEE HEIGHT ADJUSTING
The squeegee height is to be regulated according to rubbers wearing. To adjust this:
rotate the wing nuts (1) anticlockwise to lift the squeegee and clockwise to lower it.
Note: The right and left wheels must undergo the same regulation, to allow the
squeegee to work parallel to the ground.
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SQUEEGEE INCLINATION ADJUSTING
SQUEEGEE INCLINATION ADJUSTINGSQUEEGEE INCLINATION ADJUSTING
SQUEEGEE INCLINATION ADJUSTING
During the running, the back rubber is to be lightly inclined backwards (about 5 mm, on
its whole length). Should it be necessary, you can increase the rubber central inclination
by inclining backwards the squeegee body, turning the regulator anticlockwise (1). To
increase the bending of the rubber on the squeegee sides, turn the register clockwise.
Once the regulation is finished, lock the block nut.
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RECOVERY TANK
RECOVERY TANKRECOVERY TANK
RECOVERY TANK
Open the cover and check if the suction plug (2) is insert correctly and its notches are
blocked turning the plug clockwise and is well connected with the hose which leads to
the suction motor.
Furthermore check, that the squeegee hose (1) is well connected and that the exhaust
plug at the back of the machine is closed.
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SOLUTION WATER
SOLUTION WATERSOLUTION WATER
SOLUTION WATER
Fill the solution tank with clean water at a temperature not in excess of 50
°C. Add liquid
detergent in the amounts and using the procedures recommended by the detergent
manufacturer. Use only a minimal percentage of detergent to prevent formation of an
excessive quantity of foam, as this could damage the suction motor. Close the cap.
ATTENTION!
ATTENTION!ATTENTION!
ATTENTION! Always use low-foam detergent. Introduce a small amount
of anti-foam detergent in the recovery tank before start working, to be
sure to prevent foam formation. Never use pure acids.
Never use pure acids.Never use pure acids.
Never use pure acids.
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