i-team i-mop XL Plus User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Lori Gonzalez MDAug 4, 2025
What to do if i-team i-mop XL Plus has poor water recovery?
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  Barry McdowellAug 5, 2025
  If your i-team Scrubber isn't recovering water effectively, start by removing the pipe and cleaning the squeegee opening. Also, inspect the squeegee blades for tears and replace them if necessary. Check the yellow filter and clean it if needed. Ensure the vacuum hose isn't blocked and remove any obstructions. If the vacuum pump isn't running, it's recommended to request a service.
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Sean Juarez Jr.Aug 12, 2025
How to troubleshoot no power issue in i-team Scrubber?
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  singletonkendraAug 12, 2025
  If your i-team Scrubber has no power, first ensure that batteries are inserted. If batteries are inserted, make sure they are charged, and charge them if necessary. If the issue persists, remove and reinstall the batteries to ensure they are correctly placed.
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donna28Aug 19, 2025
What to do if i-team i-mop XL Plus Scrubber has insufficient water?
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  Sabrina YoungAug 19, 2025
  If your i-team Scrubber isn't dispensing enough water, verify that you're using the correct program on the control panel. Ensure that the ECO mode is not activated by checking the ECO mode light on the control panel. Make sure the tank is filled. Ensure the tank valve is clicked on the nipple to open the seal, replace the tank if it's incorrectly placed. Also, check that the solution tank is free of dirt particles and the filter is clean. If the water pipe is blocked, request a service.

i-team i-mop XL Plus Specifications

General

Brand	i-team
Model	i-mop XL Plus
Category	Scrubber
Language	English

Summary

Product Introduction

1.1 Intended Use

Describes the i-mop XL Plus as a specialized machine for scrubbing hard floors using water-based detergents.

Product Information

1.2 Prohibited Uses and Warnings

Details warnings and prohibited uses that can cause safety hazards and void the warranty.

1.5 Technical Specifications

Safety Precautions

3.1 General Safety Guidelines

Covers basic safety practices like sweeping before scrubbing, checking brush condition, machine orientation, magnets, and battery handling.

Operational Risks

3.2 Operational Risks

Addresses risks related to dress code, marking the job site, and safe parking procedures.

3.3 Post-Operation Risks

Details safety measures after use, including battery removal and machine orientation.

Transport and Storage

4.2 Machine Park Position

4.3 Outdoor Transport

4.4 Vehicle Transport

Details the preferred method for transporting the machine in a vehicle, emphasizing upright position and securing it.

Assembly and Installation

5.2 Machine Assembly

Machine Operation

6.1 Pre-Operation Checks

Includes checking brushes/squeegee, inserting batteries (6.1.1), and filling the cleaning solution tank (6.1.2).

6.2 Operation Procedure

Covers moving to site (6.2.1), positioning (6.2.2), modes, steering (page 24), ECO mode (6.2.3), indicators (6.2.4), shutdown (6.2.5), and emptying (6.2.6).