To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix no spray issue in U.S. Products MIRAI Scrubber?
If your U.S. Products Scrubber has no spray, first ensure the solution tank is full. If it is, check for a clogged spray tip and clean it. Also, make sure the pump is running and primed. Finally, verify the valve on the wand is functioning correctly.
What to do if U.S. Products MIRAI has low suction?
If your U.S. Products Scrubber is showing low suction, start by checking the cleaning tool and vacuum hose for any debris that might be causing a blockage. Next, inspect the drain gate to ensure it's completely closed and that the seals are not damaged. Lastly, make sure the vacuum dome is properly seated and replace it if it's damaged.
Why U.S. Products MIRAI Scrubber pump doesn't run?
If your U.S. Products Scrubber pump doesn't run, check the on/off switch and the wires connecting the switch to the motor.
How to troubleshoot no heat in U.S. Products Scrubber?
If your U.S. Products Scrubber has no heat, check the breaker. Also check wiring for ‘opens.'
What to do if U.S. Products MIRAI Scrubber has no suction?
If your U.S. Products Scrubber has no suction, make sure the motor is receiving power. You may also need to test the switch, electronic float, vacuum motor, and vacuum circuit board.
Why U.S. Products Scrubber has low heat?
If your U.S. Products Scrubber is producing low heat, try spraying for 12-15 seconds per cycle. You may also need to flush the heat exchanger or use the correct tool. Additionally, reduce the water flow and use a standard hose.
General| Brand | U.S. Products |
|---|---|
| Model | MIRAI |
| Category | Scrubber |
| Language | English |
Recommends liquid chemicals, warns against powder chemical build-up and strong chemicals.
Flush machine daily with water, use flushing compound monthly for build-up.
Contact authorized distributor for parts and service, specify model and serial number.
Switches powered by cord #1, illuminate when turned on.
Changes pump pressure.
Green light indicates Cord #1 is plugged in.
Illuminates when heater is heating, turns off at operating temperature.
Fill holding tank, attach priming hose, turn on pump to prime.
Connect solution and vacuum recovery hoses to the machine and cleaning tool.
Plug in cord #2; heat exchanger turns on automatically when green light illuminates.
Float system shuts off incoming air flow when recovery tank is full.
Check for empty solution tank, clogged tip, pump issues, or wand valve.
Verify on/off switch and wiring from switch to motor.
Check for debris, closed drain gate, damaged seals, or vacuum dome.
Test switch, electronic float, vacuum motor, and circuit board.
Check spray duration, heat exchanger flush, hose diameter, or power supply.
Details on vacuum stage, shutoff type, pump pressure, and waterlift.
Information on adjustable heat, heater wattage, and wand material.
Physical specifications including weight and overall dimensions.
