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Details daily, weekly, monthly, and every 200 hrs tasks for machine upkeep.
Explains required lubrication points and frequency for the machine's moving parts.
Identifies and labels controls on the machine's main control panel.
Identifies key traction drive, solution flow, and roller system components.
Identifies major body parts, tank latches, and other control panel elements.
Details the squeegee tool, suspension, and lift system components.
Illustrates and describes the components of the squeegee suspension assembly.
Discusses blades, suspension adjustments, and triangle plate/tow bar.
Provides instructions for replacing, ordering, and orienting squeegee blades.
Explains squeegee adjustment for different floors and pitch knob function.
Illustrates common squeegee adjustments and their effects on floor contact.
Explains the function, wear, and adjustment of squeegee trailing wheels.
Instructions on how to use the squeegee lift lever to raise and lower the deck.
Notes on lift adjustments and the electrical circuit for brush drive.
Details the electrical circuit for the traction drive model's squeegee lift.
Describes the recovery lid and the drain saver's function in debris collection.
Explains the vacuum float, baffle assembly, and the recovery drain hose.
Discusses the vacuum motor specifications and the vacuum saver's moisture prevention.
Lists the main components of the machine's solution system.
Explains filtration needs and how to adjust solution dispensing.
Explains electrical circuits for brush assist and traction drive solution systems.
Guides on adjusting solution flow for brush assist and traction drive.
Instructions for draining the tank and cleaning the solution filter.
Describes disc, disc with assist, and cylindrical brush drive systems.
Explains electrical circuits for brush assist and traction drive models.
Details how to set and monitor brush pressure for various models.
Explains continuous scrub deck pressure adjustment for traction drive models.
Provides procedures for installing and removing brushes on disc and cylindrical decks.
Explains the drive assist system and how to adjust propulsion strength.
Describes the brush lift system components for brush assist models.
Explains the electrical circuit controlling the brush deck lift switch.
Details manual control of down pressure using the brush pressure gauge.
Describes the active brush lift system controlled by the machine's controller.
Outlines adjustments for actuator travel and linkage height.
Details how to access and adjust the actuator limit switch and linkage.
Explains the electrical circuit for the traction drive motor, controller, and switches.
Details the transaxle axle components and the separately serviced drive motor.
Describes the available tire options for the Magnum series scrubbers.
Describes chassis construction and guidance for component transfer during replacement.
Lists available tire options and describes caster types for steering.
Details critical safety precautions for preventing explosions and injury when working with batteries.
Outlines essential steps for safely charging the machine's batteries.
Emphasizes caution with battery acid and specifies water requirements for maintenance.
Identifies common battery terminal configurations and their characteristics.
Covers care for lead acid, maintenance-free, and AGM batteries.
Covers cable maintenance, testing methods, and hydrometer usage.
Explains specific gravity testing and how to perform load tests on batteries.
Provides guidelines for battery replacement, charger operation, and dry-shipped batteries.
Describes switches, the single relay, and general motor information.
Explains the type and service life of brush deck and vacuum motors.
Describes the actuator for brush deck lift and wiring conventions.
Details servicing for crimp terminals, Molex connectors, and Anderson connectors.
Introduces the Central Command II system, inputs, outputs, and PWM.
Explains soft start, connections, timed circuits, battery meter, and pressure control.
Describes the LCD display, its screens, and how to navigate them.
Details on-board diagnostics, diagnosis tools, and measurement procedures.
Explains tri-state logic, variable voltage inputs, controller outputs, and solenoid.
Explains how to modify machine behavior by changing controller parameters.
General| Brand | Factory Cat |
|---|---|
| Model | MINI-MAG SERIES |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
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