What to do if my HAKO Scrubber doesn't dry well and leaves water?
If your HAKO Scrubber isn't drying well and leaves water on the floor, the aspirator might be off, the aspiration tube could be blocked, or the squeegee rubber blades may be worn. Ensure the aspirator is on. Inspect and clean the aspiration tube that connects the squeegee to the recovery tank. Replace or turn over the squeegee rubber blades.
Why won't my HAKO Scrubmaster B12 start?
If your HAKO Scrubber does not start when you turn the key, it could be due to a low battery or a blown main fuse. Check if the battery is charged and replace the GREEN 30A main fuse.
What to do if no water comes out of my HAKO Scrubmaster B12 Scrubber?
If no water comes out of your HAKO Scrubber, the tank might be empty, the solenoid valve may not be working, the tap could be turned off, or the filter might be blocked. Fill the tank, press the button, turn on the tap located at the bottom of the machine, and clean the filter.
How to improve floor cleaning with my HAKO Scrubber?
If your HAKO Scrubber isn't cleaning the floor sufficiently, it might be due to unsuitable detergent or a worn brush. Use brushes or detergents suitable for the type of floor or dirt to be cleaned. Replace the brush.
Explains manual layout, how to consult it, and the meaning of safety symbols.
Covers personnel qualifications, operator position, protective clothing, and initial use warnings.
Details warnings during machine use, battery handling, maintenance, fire, and intended/non-intended uses.
Information on proper machine demolition and reference to applicable standards.
Instructions for unpacking the machine and listing supplied accessories.
Steps for positioning the handle, connecting batteries, and assembling the brush.
Detailed procedure for charging the machine's battery, including safety precautions.
Identifies machine parts and explains the functions of the control panel.
Instructions for adjusting handle angle and filling the clean water tank.
Covers pre-use checks, preparing the machine, and choosing the working cycle.
Steps for using the machine, ending operations, and switching it off correctly.
Details warnings during machine operation and how to use the working time timer.
Procedures for draining and cleaning the clean and recovery water tanks.
Instructions for cleaning the squeegee and cleaning the clean water filter.
Steps for replacing the brush and replacing blown fuses.
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