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FIRST PERIOD OF USE
After the rst 8 hours of use, you must:
• Check the tightening of the machine's fastening and connection parts.
• Check that the visible parts are intact and do not leak.
MAINTENANCE
The service life of the machine and its maximum operating safety are ensured by careful and regular maintenance.
The planned maintenance table is shown below. The schedule shown may vary depending on the particular work
conditions, to be de ned by the maintenance manager.
!
ATTENTION!
The operations must be carried out with the machine o and the batteries disconnected.
All instructions in the Safety paragraph must also be carefully read.
All planned maintenance or repairs must be carried out by quali ed personnel or be done at an Authorised Service
Centre.
Only the easiest and more frequent maintenance procedures are described in this manual, after the planned mainte-
nance table.
NOTE!
For the procedures of the other maintenance operations foreseen in the planned maintenance table and for
the other repair procedures, contact the authorized technical service centre.
PLANNED MAINTENANCE TABLE
Operation
Daily
(after machine
use)
Monthly
(or every 100
hours)
Twice-yearly
(or every 400
hours)
Yearly
(or every 800
hours)
Cleaning the squeegee.
√
Cleaning the disc brush or pad holder driving disc.
√
Cleaning the tanks (see speci c chapter).
√
Charging the batteries
√
Checking/replacing the squeegee rubbers.
√
Cleaning the detergent solution (or washing water)
lter
√
Cleaning the detergent solution supply nozzle.
√
Checking the e ciency of the electromagnetic
brake.
√ (1)
Checking the screws and nuts are tightened.
√ (1) (2)
Checking the suction lter (Hepa).
√ (2)
Checking/replacing rotation belt of the brush(es)
√ (2)
Checking/cleaning traction chain
√ (2)
(1) :
and after the rst 8 hours of operation.
(2) : maintenance to be carried out by an authorised RCM Service Centre.
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