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Onyx X Series - User Manual

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OPERATOR MANUAL
This Guide provides necessary instructions on machine operation and
maintenance. Before operation or use of this machine, please carefully
read and understand this Guide.
ONYX X-SERIES PROPANE FLOOR MACHINES
X-SERIES PROPANE
FLOOR MACHINES

Questions and Answers

Onyx X Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOnyx
ModelX Series
CategoryScrubber
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Precautions

Safety Information

Description of Safety Symbols

General Operation Safety

Machine Specifications - JX

Components & Controls - JX

Machine Specifications - SX

Components & Controls - SX

Machine Specifications - TX

Components & Controls - TX

Machine Specifications - ZX

Components & Controls - ZX

Operation

Preparation

Steps to prepare the machine for operation.

Starting the Engine

Procedures for starting the engine safely.

Stopping Engine

Normal Stop

Standard procedures for stopping the engine.

Immediate Stop

Procedures for emergency engine shutdown.

Handle Adjustment

Wheel Position Adjustment

Maintenance

Maintenance Schedule

Schedule for routine maintenance tasks.

Battery Maintenance

Dust Collection Maintenance

How to Change Pad

Storage

Propane Safety

Propane Supplemental Operator Manual

Introduction

Overview of the supplemental operator's manual.

Safety Hazard Intensity Level

Explains hazard intensity levels and symbols.

Important Safety Instructions

Critical safety warnings for propane engine operation.

About Propane

Filling Propane Cylinders

Symptoms of a Non-Purged Cylinder

Signs of a cylinder that hasn't been purged.

Storing & Transporting Propane Cylinders

Guidelines for storing and transporting propane cylinders.

What You Need to Know

Environmental Conditions

Factors affecting engine performance due to environment.

Oil

Guidelines for engine oil selection and use.

Air Filter

Importance and maintenance of the air filter.

Standards of Use

Before Every Use

Pre-operation checks for regular machine operation.

Check the Oil Level

Procedure for checking and adding engine oil.

Check the Air Cleaner

Procedure for inspecting and cleaning the air cleaner.

Long Storage (Over 30 Days)

Precautions for storing the engine for extended periods.

Emission Control System

Crankcase Emission Control System

System to eliminate blow-by gases.

Exhaust Emission Control System

System for managing exhaust emissions.

Tampering with Emission Control System Prohibited

Prohibition of tampering with emission control components.

Emission Control Warranty Statement

EPA & California Emission Control Warranty Statement

Warranty details for emission control systems.

Your Warranty Rights and Obligations

Owner's responsibilities regarding warranty.

Manufacturers Warranty Coverage

Details on manufacturer's warranty for emission parts.

Owners Warranty Responsibilities

Owner's duties for maintaining warranty coverage.

General Emissions Warranty Coverage

Overall coverage provided for emissions warranty.

Warranted Parts

Maintenance

Change Oil

Procedure for changing the engine oil.

Clean Silencer and Engine

Instructions for cleaning the silencer and engine.

Air Filter Maintenance

Steps for cleaning and maintaining the air filter.

Maintenance

Spark Plug Service

Steps for checking and replacing the spark plug.

Tuning the Throttle Cable and the Carburetor

Guidance on adjusting throttle cable and carburetor.

Refilling and Operation Materials

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Safety

Potential Effects of Carbon Monoxide Exposure

Information on the health impacts of CO exposure.

Industry Guidelines for Acceptable Carbon Monoxide Exposure

Standards for safe CO exposure limits in workplaces.

Measuring Carbon Monoxide Exposure

Understanding Factors That Determine Carbon Monoxide Levels

Understanding Factors That Determine Carbon Monoxide Levels

Methods to Reduce Carbon Monoxide Exposure

Air Exchange and CO Diffusion

How ventilation and air movement affect CO levels.

Type of Work Considerations

How different applications affect CO exposure risk.

Type of Work Considerations

Examples of CO Management in Spaces

Model 1: Worst Case CO Management

Worst case scenario for CO management in spaces.

Model 2: Poor CO Management

Scenario with poor CO management due to limited ventilation.

Model 3: Better CO Management

Scenario with improved CO management via air mixing.

Examples of CO Management in Spaces

Model 4: Best CO Management

Best case scenario for CO management with forced air mixing.

Maintenance of Equipment

Notes

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