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General| Category | Scrubber |
|---|---|
| Tank Capacity | 30 L |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Model | RUNNER |
| Type | Floor scrubber |
| Power Source | Battery |
Manufacturer's liability for issues arising from improper use, lack of maintenance, or unauthorized modifications.
Importance of using only original spare parts for optimal machine performance and longevity.
Information about the manufacturer's technical support network for problem-solving.
How to request assistance, including necessary details like problem type and serial number.
Manufacturer reserves the right to modify the machine; slight differences may occur from catalogues.
Details the machine's purpose, cleaning mechanism, and identification plate location.
Specific warnings and instructions for battery handling, including safety precautions.
Explains the manual's purpose and the meaning of the "ATTENTION" symbol.
General safety standards for vehicle use, including operator age, training, and pre-operation checks.
Defines driver responsibility and restrictions on unauthorized use or transport of people.
Guidelines for repairs, emphasizing professional service and avoiding unauthorized modifications.
Defines hazard area and safety clearance requirements around the machine.
Operator's responsibility to ensure no one is in the hazard area before and during operation.
Specific warnings against using the machine in explosive or hazardous atmospheres.
Rules for safe operation on slopes, including speed and steering precautions.
Procedures for safely moving the machine into and operating within lifts or elevators.
Guidelines for parking the machine safely, avoiding obstructions and slopes.
Critical warnings about battery explosion risks during charging and handling.
Usage guidelines including brush selection, detergent types, and environmental conditions.
Instructions for safe disposal of the machine due to toxic substances.
Instructions for unpacking, assembling the floor drier, and connecting batteries.
How to turn the machine on and the function of the ignition key.
Explains the battery charge status and hours of use indicators.
Describes the operation of the forward/reverse lever.
Function of the switch for raising/lowering the squeegee and activating suction.
Operation of the switch for brush contact and pressure.
How to regulate the flow of cleaning solution.
Button to disconnect brushes after raising them.
The horn button for signaling.
Operation of the steering wheel for directional control.
The pedal used to control the machine's speed.
The pedal used for braking the machine.
Socket for connecting the battery to the vehicle's electrical system.
Indicator light that is active when the ignition key is turned.
Valve to adjust the flow rate of the cleaning solution.
Guidance on adjusting the seat for safe and comfortable operation.
Procedure for turning the machine on and off, and key removal when parked.
Details on battery charge and operating hours indicators.
How to use the lever for forward, reverse, and idle movement.
Operation of the squeegee switch for lifting, lowering, and suction.
Control for brush lifting and pressure adjustment.
How to regulate the flow rate of the cleaning solution.
How to disconnect brushes and the procedure for connecting them.
The function of the horn button.
Information about the steering wheel.
Description of the accelerator pedal.
Explanation of the mechanical drum brake and other braking methods.
How the electromechanical parking brake functions and engages.
Details on the battery connection socket and its use for charging.
Description of the tower light.
Location and function of the solution flow regulator valve.
Guidance on adjusting the seat for safe and comfortable operation.
How to check battery charge status and proper charging procedures.
Steps for turning on the machine after initial setup.
How pressing controls initiates solution flow, brush rotation, and mentions squeegee adjustment.
Tips for efficient cleaning, working on curves, and releasing water.
Procedure for draining the dirty water tank and disposal regulations.
Steps for completing the job, cleaning the tanks, and preparing for storage.
General rules for maintenance, including requisites and safety precautions.
Maintenance tasks to be performed by the user or operator.
Maintenance tasks to be performed by the manufacturer's operator.
Table listing lubricants and oils required for maintenance.
Table specifying tightening torques for various components.
Guidelines for cleaning the machine using appropriate detergents and methods.
Instructions for cleaning solution circuit filter and exhaust motor filter/float.
Maintenance of squeegee rubber blades, including cleaning and replacement.
Procedures for battery maintenance, checking electrolyte, and safe disposal.
Daily checks for leaks in the traction unit.
Daily checks for wear, damage, and foreign bodies on wheels.
Daily checks for ignition key, horn, steering, movement, braking, and labels.
Schedules for periodic maintenance based on time or usage intervals.
