HAKO Scrubmaster B310 R CL/TB 1020 Instruction Manual page 33

Operation
The basic vehicle can be supplemented
by further components. The order and
spare parts numbers of these compo-
nents are in brackets.
• Working lights 
(Fig. 16/1) (7584.02) 
Area of use: To enable use of the ve-
hicle even in badly lit areas.
• Cab safety roof 
(Fig. 16/2) (7582) 
Area of use: To protect the driver,
e.g. from parts which could fall from
high rack warehouses. Including
rear-view mirror.
Pay attention that assembly of
a cab safety roof is made com-
pulsory when the vehicle is op-
erated in such risk areas.
• Flashing beacon 
(Fig. 16/3) 
(7585.02 Assembly on cab safety
roof) 
(7585.10 Assembly on pole / without
cab safety roof) 
Area of use: To improve awareness
of the vehicle when in use.
• Spraying/Vacuuming tool 
(Fig. 16/4) 
Area of use: For manual cleaning of
areas which are difficult to access
with spraying and vacuuming tools. 
A holder can be installed on the left
hand side of the vehicle to fix the
spraying/vacuuming tool. Two holes
are already drilled in the left-hand
side of the vehicle for this. The fol-
lowing belong to the spraying-vacu-
uming tool:
- Floor scrubbing and vacuuming
tool (7009)
- Suction and spraying hose
(7766)
- Tool holder and attachment
parts (7311.10)
The corresponding buttons are pro-
vided on the left operating panel
with which to operate the spray-
ing/vacuuming tool:
- Vacuuming tool on/off switch:
Press the button to switch the fresh
water supply on and off
(Fig. 19/14).
- Press the reduce fresh water quan-
tity button (Fig. 19/13) or increase
fresh water quantity button
(Fig. 19/15) to set the required wa-
ter quantity, also refer to Section
"Keypad to control the fresh water
supply" (Fig. 19/12).
- Press the squeegee and suction
turbine button (Fig. 19/10) to switch
the suction turbine on or off.
When the vacuuming tool is in
operation, the scrubber drier's
parking brake must be applied.
The spraying/vacuuming tool
only functions when nobody is
seated in the driver's seat.
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