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If the Nilfisk-ALTO Floor Machine operates only when stationary and the red warning light turns on, the batteries may be discharged. Try charging the batteries. If the issue continues after charging, it may be necessary to have the batteries replaced.
How to troubleshoot if Nilfisk-ALTO FLOORTEC 350 doesn't start?
If the Nilfisk-ALTO Floor Machine does not start when turning the main switch to “I” or “II”, here are a few things to check: 1. The fuse (21) may be open. If so, reset the fuse by pressing the relevant button. 2. The battery charger cable may be connected to the electrical mains. Disconnect it and place it in the housing. 3. The batteries may be discharged. If this is the case, charge the battery.
What to do if Nilfisk-ALTO Floor Machine batteries are not charging?
If the Nilfisk-ALTO Floor Machine batteries do not charge and the red warning light does not turn on when the plug is inserted, the issue might be with the power supply at the electrical mains socket. Check the electrical mains socket by trying to connect another domestic appliance.
Why side broom does not operate on Nilfisk-ALTO FLOORTEC 350?
If the side broom on your Nilfisk-ALTO Floor Machine isn't working, the fuse (20) may be open. Reset the fuse by pressing the relevant button.
Why Nilfisk-ALTO FLOORTEC 350 Floor Machine battery autonomy is low?
If the battery autonomy of your Nilfisk-ALTO Floor Machine is low, the batteries may be dead. Have the batteries replaced.
General| Brand | Nilfisk-ALTO |
|---|---|
| Model | FLOORTEC 350 |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Provides operator with all necessary information for proper, safe, and autonomous machine use.
Intended for qualified operators and technicians for machine maintenance.
Keep the User Manual near the machine in an adequate case, away from liquids and damaging substances.
Certifies the machine's conformity with the law in force. Provided with the machine.
Details machine model and serial number marking for spare parts.
Explains safety symbols indicating dangerous situations, potential risks, and important functions.
Provides specific warnings and cautions for potential damages to people and the machine.
Details the components and controls of the machine, including switches, levers, wheels, and motors.
Instructions for checking the standard 12V, 45Ah GEL battery before starting operation.
Pre-operation checks including ensuring doors are closed, transport blocks removed, and brooms installed.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting the handlebar, operating the main switch, and starting/stopping the machine.
Procedure to carefully check the battery charger cable and plug for damages.
