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ATTENTION: if the LED of the electric pump control switch (3)
(Fig.3) is active, this means the pump will supply detergent
solution.
7. The appliance will now begin to work with full efciency until the
battery is at or until the detergent solution runs out.
ATTENTION: the joint on the device guarantees greater
manageability. To make a left-hand turn, rotate the handle to
the left (Fig.4); rotate it to the right when you want to turn right.
ATTENTION: if you need to turn back while you are working,
just rotate the device by 180° by rotating the control handle.
ATTENTION: if the handlebar is placed in the idle position
(vertical) during use, the brush motor and electric pump will
stop working. After a few seconds, the vacuum motor will
switch off as well.
ATTENTION: if the charge level reaches a certain value
during use, the brush motor and the electric pump will stop
working. After a few seconds, the vacuum motor will switch off
automatically as well. Both the LED of the main switch and
that of the electric pump control switch will remain ON.
Before beginning to work, it is necessary to:
1. Carry out the operations described in the “PREPARING TO
WORK” chapter.
2. Check that the squeegee body is in contact with the surface to be
cleaned. If it isn't, turn the knob (1) in the direction of the arrow
(Fig.1).
ATTENTION: Fig.1 shows the left side of the device. Rotate
the knob on the right-hand side in the opposite direction.
3. Release the handlebar from its vertical position and rotate it
towards you.
ATTENTION: during this operation, do not rest your foot on
the appliance.
4. Adjust the control handlebar.
5. Activate the appliance using the main switch (2) (Fig.2).
ATTENTION: if the LED of the main switch (2) (Fig.2) is lit up,
this means the electrical system of the appliance is activated.
ATTENTION: as soon as the device has been activated, the
front LEDs will light up and both the brush motor and the
vacuum motor will start working.
6. Activate the detergent solution supply by pressing the electric
pump control switch (3) (Fig.3).
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