Eureka E50 - Checking the Seal on the Cover; Recharging Batteries

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CHECK THE SEAL ON THE COVER
The recovery tank cover gasket ensures the creation of the vacuum
in the tank itself and this permits achieving a perfect vacuum on the
squeegee.
The integrity of the gasket is therefore very important for correct
machine operation.
To clean and inspect the gasket proceed as follows:
 Open the cover pos. 1;
 Clean the gasket with a rag pos. 2 and make sure it is not cut or
damaged;
 If it is damaged, replace it by removing it from its housing on the
cover and fit a new gasket being careful to position the gasket
joint in the rear area pos. 3;
 Clean the area of the tank (pos. 4) where the gasket rests when
the cover is closed.
RECHARGING BATTERIES
To charge the batteries follow the
instructions below:
 Bring the machine into a stop
position in a flat surface area, turn it
off;
 Before charging the battery make
sure to scrupulously follow the
battery charger instruction manual
provided with the machine;
 Uncoil the cable from the cable reel
POS. 1;
 Turn the protection pos. 4 and
connect the plug (pos. 3) in the cable.
Insert the other plug POS. 2 into a
standard electrical power socket. The
battery charger can run with a
voltage range of 100-240 VAC.
WARNING: WHEN PLUGGING
THE BATTERY CHARGER INTO
THE ELECTRICAL SOCKET, THE
MACHINE FUNCTIONS ARE
AUTOMATICALLY DISABLE.
 There are 3 led lights located on the battery charger:
Position 5 “RED” light – position 6 “YELLOW” light – position 7 “GREEN" light
These led lights indicate the charging status of the battery.
The GREEN led light indicates that the charging cycle is completed and the plug can be disconnected from the electrical
socket and rolled back into the cable reel;
 Once the battery is charged, make sure to check the electrolyte level and if necessary fill it up only using distilled
water;
 The battery must always be charged in ventilated areas;
 The gas released during the charging process can cause explosions if it comes into contact with flames or sparks;
 Battery acid should never come into contact with the eyes, skin or clothes, make sure to wear goggles, gloves and
appropriate clothing;
 If it comes into contact with the eyes or skin, wash immediately with abundant water;
 Do not place metal objects on the batteries;
 Do not fill the batteries with sulphuric acid or other products.