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(34b) turns on, and the machine has a
range of a few minutes until the red LED
(34a) fl ashes and the brush stops revolving;
charge the battery before turning off
the machine (red LED 34a turns on steady).
40) LED indicating the excessive pressure
of the brush.
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When it turns on, it indicates that there
is an excessive ground pressure of the
brush caused by the type of fl ooring or
by the incorrect adjustment, therefore it
is necessary to reduce the pressure by
pressing the appropriate selector as indicated
in the corresponding paragraph.
6.2 Lever (3) for the adjustment of the
handle bar inclination / machine
cycle operation (Fig. 11)
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With the machine turned off , by pulling
the lever (3) it is possible to change the
position of the handle bar (1);
by releasing the lever, the handle bar is
positioned and blocked in the position it
is found.
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With the machine turned on, by pulling
and holding the lever (3), it starts the working
cycle and it is possible to change the
position of the handle bar (1) so that it will
be possible to clean under the tables as well;
by releasing the lever, the cycle closes
and the handle bar is positioned and blocked
in the position it is found.
6.3 Lever (4) for machine cycle
operation (Fig. 10-11)
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By pressing the levers (4) with the LED
(31) turned on, the working cycle starts;
if the lever is released, the working cycle stops.
6.4 Brush lifting/lowering
pedal (Fig. 12)
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By moving the pedal (10) towards the
inside part of the machine, the pedal is
lifted, in position "S", the brush and the
wipers are lowered into the working position.
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By pressing the pedal (10) and slightly
moving it towards the external part of the
machine, the pedal is blocked into the position
"P", the brush and the wipers are in
lifted, parking or moving position.
6.5 Ground pressure regulation selector
for the brush (Fig. 1)
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Use the selector (15) to adjust the ground
pressure of the brush; to switch from one
pressure to another, turn the selector (15):
•
to increase the pressure, turn the selector
(15) counter clockwise;
•
to decrease the pressure, turn the selector
(15) clockwise;
NOTE:
You cannot switch directly from the minimum
pressure "A" to the maximum pressure "C"
or vice versa
You should always go from the average
pressure "B".
Position "A" = Minimum pressure
Position "B" = Average pressure
Position "C" = High pressure
NOTE:
If the ground pressure is high, the battery
charge duration will shorten.
7.1 MOVING THE MACHINE (Fig. 1)
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Lift the brush (9) using the pedal (10).
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Move the machine by pushing the handle bar (1).
8.1 FILLING IN THE CLEAN WATER TANK
Warning
WARNING:
Ensure that the machine is turned off and,
in case of a machine with a charger, ensure
that the plug is disconnected from the
AC power outlet.
Warning
WARNING:
Only add clean mains water to the tank at
a temperature no greater than 40°C.
The fi lling in of the tank (12 Fig. 1) can be
made with the tank on the machine or with
the tank removed.
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Release the lever (16 Fig. 13) for closing
the tank lid and lift the lid (11 Fig. 13).
8.1.a - Filling in the tank on the machine (Fig. 14)
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Lift the lid (41) of the clean water tank
(12) and place it turned inside the recovery
water tank (13).
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Fill in the tank (12) with clean water up to
the maximum level "MAX".
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Pour the liquid detergent inside the lid
(41) in order to ease the dosage; the
inside of the lid features a graded scale
indicating the quantity of detergent in %
depending on the quantity of water in the tank.
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Turn the lid (41) by placing it above the
tank (12) pouring the liquid detergent inside
the tank. 8.1.b - Filling in with the tank removed
(Fig. 15 - 16)
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Lift the tank (12) and remove it from the machine.
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Place the tank in a sink and remove the lid (41).
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Pour clean water up to the maximum level "MAX":
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Place the lid (41) upside down on the tank (12)
and pour liquid detergent in the lid (41) in order to
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