Machine Operation; Pre- Operation; Scrubbing Floors - Tennant T1 Manuel D'utilisation

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ATTENTION: When refilling solution tank always
empty the recovery tank.
ATTENTION: Do not use the recovery tank to fill
the solution tank. Dirt from the recovery tank may
cause damage to the solution pump.
3. Pour an approved low foaming cleaning detergent
into the solution tank according to the mixing
instructions on the bottle.
ATTENTION: Only use approved cleaning
detergents. Machine damage due to improper
detergent usage will void the manufacturer's
warranty.
Contact your dealer for recommended cleaning
detergents.
FOR SAFETY: Follow mixing, handling and
disposal instructions on detergent containers.
WARNING: Fire Or Explosion Hazard. Do Not
Use Flammable Materials. Only Use Commercially
Available Floor Cleaners intended for machine
application.
4. Replace the solution tank on the machine.
Submerge the solution tank screen into solution
and close the cover (Figure 7).
ATTENTION: Be careful to not splash water on the
vacuum motor intake screen. Vacuum motor failure
may result.
FIG. 7
Tennant T1 (03- 11)
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MACHINE OPERATION

FOR SAFETY: Do not operate machine unless
operator manual is read and understood.

PRE- OPERATION

1. IMPORTANT: To prevent vacuum system from
clogging, sweep and dust- mop floor.
2. Make sure battery is charged.
3. Check that the brush and squeegee blades are
installed.

SCRUBBING FLOORS

FOR SAFETY: Before Operating machine, follow
safety guidelines concerning wet floors.
WARNING: Fire or Explosion Hazard, Do Not
Use or Pick Up Flammable Materials.
WARNING: Spinning Brush. Keep Hands Away.
1. Pull the handle adjustment lever and adjust the
handle to a comfortable operating height (Figure 8).
Release the lever to lock the position.
FIG. 8
2. Lower the scrub head to the floor by stepping on
the transport release pedal (Figure 9).
FIG. 9
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