What to do if my Square Scrub Scrubber won't start?
If your Square Scrub Scrubber won't start, first check the power source connection and the lighted plug to ensure they are properly connected. If the connection is good, have an electrician check the outlet to ensure the voltage is adequate. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the switch might be defective, and you should contact a Square Scrub dealer.
Why does my Square Scrub EBG-28 Scrubber trip the fuse/circuit breaker?
Your Square Scrub Scrubber might be tripping the fuse or circuit breaker due to low voltage. To resolve this, allow the motor to cool. The circuit breaker, a red button on the side of the motor, can be reset by pressing it. Try eliminating any extension cords or locating the power cord closer to the work site. If the problem persists, have an electrician check the voltage.
Why is my Square Scrub EBG-28 running erratically?
If your Square Scrub Scrubber runs erratically, it could be due to low voltage from an excessively long or undersized extension cord. Use a 10-gauge extension cord that is no more than 25 feet long. If the issue continues, the start switch or motor might be defective. Contact a Square Scrub dealer.
What to do if my Square Scrub Scrubber pulls hard to one side?
If your Square Scrub Scrubber pulls hard to one side, the pad may be worn. Try rotating the pad 180 degrees or flipping it over. If that doesn't help, replace the pad or the rubber isolators.
General| Brand | Square Scrub |
|---|---|
| Model | EBG-28 |
| Category | Scrubber |
| Language | English |
Details the American Made quality, motor, frame, wheels, axle, and removable weights.
Emphasizes reading instructions, industrial use, and proper grounding for electrical safety.
Explains Danger, Caution, and Note symbols for safe operation and to prevent damage.
Covers PPE, electrical hazards, flammable materials, modifications, and maintenance safety.
Details liability limitations and provides contact info for technical assistance.
Identifies parts for the handle assembly, including grips, switches, and covers.
Details motor assemblies, base plates, and wheels for 20" and 28" models.
Identifies handle parts, weights, and power cord assemblies.
Lists motor shaft spacers, eccentric assemblies, and isolator repair kits.
Identifies grip face components, gaskets, and lift handle parts.
Step-by-step instructions for safely moving the machine, including lifting and securing.
Guide for plugging in, starting, maneuvering, and adjusting the machine during use.
Covers daily, weekly checks, and recommended component replacements for upkeep.
Addresses issues like machine not starting, erratic operation, and circuit breaker trips.
Provides solutions for machines pulling sideways or making excessive noise.
Details the one-year warranty, what it covers, and common exclusions like wear parts.
Explains how to make claims, shipping responsibilities, and the importance of product registration.
Outlines three methods for registering your product: online, phone, and mail.
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