How do I stop my Viper Scrubber from leaving marks on the floor?
If your Viper Scrubber is leaving marks on the floor: - Check for debris under the squeegee blades and remove it. - The squeegee blades may be worn, chipped, or torn; replace the blades.
Why is my Viper Floor Machine not picking up water?
If your Viper Floor Machine isn't picking up water, several factors could be the cause. The recovery tank might be full, so you should empty it. The hose could be disconnected from the squeegee; if so, reconnect it. The vacuum assembly could be clogged, requiring cleaning or inspection. Also, the squeegee might be dirty, or the blades could be worn or damaged, so you need to clean and check it. Ensure the recovery tank is latched closed and that the tank cover is properly closed with an undamaged gasket.
What to do if Viper Floor Machine indicator light (51) displays red?
If the indicator light (51) on your Viper Floor Machine displays red, it means the batteries are discharged. You should charge the batteries.
Why does my Viper Floor Machine squeegee leave marks?
If the squeegee on your Viper Floor Machine is leaving marks on the floor, it could be due to debris under the squeegee blades, which you should remove. Alternatively, the squeegee blades may be worn, chipped, or torn, in which case you should replace them.
What does it mean if the brush indicator light (52) flashes on my Viper Floor Machine?
If the brush indicator light (52) flashes on your Viper Floor Machine, it indicates that the deck motor is overloaded. Try using less aggressive brushes suitable for the floor you are cleaning. Another possibility is that there's an obstruction preventing the brush from rotating, so you should clean the brush hub.
What to do if vacuum motor indicator lights (53) flash on Viper Floor Machine?
If the vacuum motor indicator lights (53) flash on your Viper Floor Machine, it means the vacuum motor is overloaded. Check the vacuum motor.
Why is the suction power insufficient in my Viper Scrubber?
Insufficient suction power in your Viper Scrubber can stem from several causes: - The recovery tank might be full, so empty it. - The hose may be disconnected from the squeegee; ensure it's connected. - The vacuum assembly could be clogged; clean or check it. - The squeegee might be dirty, or the blades are worn or damaged; clean and check the squeegee. - The recovery tank may not be limited; lock the latch. - The tank cover may not be properly closed, or the gasket is damaged; close the cover properly or replace the gasket. - The squeegee adjustment piece may not be set at an appropriate position; adjust the screw nut to the appropriate position.
How to fix a Viper Scrubber that doesn't turn on?
If your Viper Scrubber doesn't turn on and the indicator light doesn't illuminate, it could be due to a few reasons: - The battery connector might be disconnected; connect it. - The batteries might be completely discharged; charge them. - The power line might be disconnected from the power source; connect it.
What to do if the solution flow is insufficient in my Viper Scrubber?
If the solution flow in your Viper Scrubber is insufficient: - Check if the solution tank is empty and fill it if necessary. - The solution flow control valve might be blocked; clean the valve. - The solution might be dirty; empty the solution, clean the tank, and refill with clean solution.
What does it mean when the indicator light on my Viper Scrubber is red and the machine doesn't work?
If the indicator light on your Viper Scrubber displays red and the machine isn't working, the batteries are likely discharged. Charge the batteries to resolve this issue.
General| Brand | Viper |
|---|---|
| Model | Fang15B |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Covers DO NOT OPERATE, BEFORE OPERATING, WHEN USING, and BEFORE LEAVING/SERVICING machine instructions.
Safety instructions specific to performing maintenance on the machine, including parts and battery handling.
Key alerts concerning battery gases, flammable materials, and potential explosion risks.
Instructions for unpacking the machine, checking for damage, and verifying contents.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing and installing batteries, including a critical warning.
Includes brush/pad driver installation and pre-operation checks like squeegee and battery status.
Detailed steps for installing the squeegee, including loosening knobs and tightening securely.
Procedures for filling and draining solution and recovery tanks, including temperature and detergent guidelines.
Sequence for setting up handles, lowering squeegee, turning on power/motors, and starting cleaning.
Actions required after scrubbing and for storing the machine, including brush removal and battery disconnection.
Overview of maintenance tasks, their frequency, and responsible party.
Guidance on when to charge batteries and important safety precautions for charging.
Instructions for cleaning squeegee blades and checking them for wear or damage.
Steps for cleaning brushes and pad drivers, including safety precautions for sharp debris.
Maintenance procedures for the recovery tank, including cleaning and checking gaskets.
Identification of buttons and indicators on the control panel (items 46-54).
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