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General| Brush speed | 180 rpm |
|---|---|
| Drive speed | 0-6 km/h |
| Gradeability | 10% |
| Power supply | Battery |
| Tank capacity (solution/recovery) | 120 / 120 l |
| Tank capacity | 120 l |
| Operating time | up to 5 h |
Manufacturer's welcome and emphasis on reading the manual for safe operation.
Specifies the machine's designated purpose, limitations, and warranty conditions.
Guidance on inspecting the machine upon delivery and recording its data.
Explanation of warning symbols and fundamental safety guidelines for operation.
Specific safety measures for using, maintaining, and handling the machine safely.
Information on electrical, battery risks, and environmental protection/disposal procedures.
Identification and description of safety labels on the machine.
Visual guides to machine parts: front, rear, and overall views.
Detailed explanation of buttons, indicators, and symbols on the control and display panels.
Description of controls on the machine body and the general cleaning process.
Details on the solution tank, brush unit, squeegee, and waste water management.
Requirements for first-time operation and pre-start-up safety checks.
Checklist for start-up, cable installation, and driver's seat adjustment.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning operations and handling the vehicle.
Instructions for Fleet-Recorder, dosing system, suction tools, and spray nozzles.
Guidelines for pushing, turning off, loading, transporting, and post-cleaning tasks.
How to interpret service codes and resolve machine faults.
Physical size, weight specifications, and driving capabilities of the machine.
Data on tank capacities, brush details, vacuum, electrical systems, and charger.
Information on sound emission levels and vibration exposure during operation.
General maintenance principles, Hako system, and the maintenance plan.
Detailed procedures for battery types, charging, coding, and disposal.
Instructions for filling, emptying, and cleaning tanks and filters.
Steps for emptying, cleaning the waste water tank, and maintaining the suction filter.
Procedures for maintaining brushes, wipers, squeegees, and their components.
Adjusting squeegee sealing strips and listing available machine options.
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