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PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
CHECKING THE ISOLATORS ON YOUR 20 OB ORBITAL UNIT
Your orbital scrubber is equipped with an hour meter that is located on the upper control panel.
1. After 300 hours, it is time to check the eight isolators located in the scrub head of the unit.
2. Using a ashlight, do a visual inspection of the isolators by looking through the openings in the scrub
head and checking for wear or damage to four isolators in the front and four in the rear of the scrub head.
The locations of the isolators are shown below.
If any of your isolators show signs of wear, degradation or damage, contact an authorized service center or
Tornado technical service to nd a local authorized service center to replace all eight isolators.
TRANSPORTING YOUR UNIT
Your unit was designed so that it could easily be transported on a route cleaning program.
1. The machine has a tie down holes on each side of the main frame.
2. It can also be strapped down to a trailer or truck bed using tie down straps inserted between the recovery
tank and solution tank
NOTE: When transporting the machine, turn the machine off.
CAUTION: When transporting the machine, do not lift the machine when batteries are installed.
CAUTION: When transporting the machine, get assistance when lifting the machine.
NOTE: Use a recommended ramp with a maximum of a 12° incline when loading or unloading into/off truck or trailer.
NOTE: When transporting the machine, use tie down straps to secure the machine to the truck or trailer
NOTE:
When transporting the machine, put the scrub head in the lowered position. Make sure the unit is off before do-
ing so.
NOTE:
Do not allow the orbital head to rest on a hard surface without a pad attached. This will cause damage to the
Mighty-Lok® face.
Tie down location on main frame
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Cross section view of REAR of orbital scrub head with
isolator locations indicated with arrows
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Cross section view of FRONT of orbital scrub head with
isolator locations indicated with arrows
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