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The contents of this manual are based on the latest product infor- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, RECORD THE FOLLOWING mation available at the time of publication. Pacific reserves the right IMPORTANT INFORMATION: to make changes or improvements to its machines without notice.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS You must have training in the operation of the machine before using it. READ THE INSTRUCTION BOOK. If you do not understand any instruction, ask your supervisor. Make sure all labels, decals, warnings, cautions and instructions are fastened to the machine. Read the labels carefully on the machine.
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SYMBOLS USED ON THE AUTOMATIC SCRUBBER Water Valve Indicator Brush Drive Motor Control Switch Vacuum Motor Control Switch Battery Charge Indicator Squeegee Lift Lever Indicator Water Flow Control Indicator...
MACHINE PREPARATION 1. UNPACKING THE MACHINE a. Take off the outer packaging b. The machine is fastened to the pallet with wooden wedges that block the wheels. Remove tie down straps c. Using a ramp, pull the machine off the pallet 2.
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MACHINE PREPARATION 4. SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION The squeegee is assembled to the machine by lifting the locking latches and sliding the squeegee assembly onto the 2 posts at the rear of the squeegee swing arm. Push on the locking latches down. Lower the squeegee and install vacuum hose over vacuum outlet on squeegee assembly.
MACHINE PREPARATION 7. RECOVERY TANK Open the lid and confirm the following connections are secure: a. The vacuum cover is securely attached. Align the notches and rotate the cover clockwise to close. The vacuum hose must also be attached b. Confirm that the squeegee hose is properly connected c.
MACHINE PREPARATION 10. SPLASH GUARD INSTALLATION a. Wrap splash guard around the brush deck base b. Place band clamp over the front band clamp stud c. Pull band clamp around brush deck base and place and clamp spring over rear band clamp stud d.
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MACHINE OPERATION 5. Adjust the flow rate of the cleaning solution with lever. Moving the solution flow control lever downward increases the flow rate and raising the lever decreases the flow rate. There should be enough solution to wet the floor uniformly, but not so much that the water gets past the splash guard.
MACHINE OPERATION 9. OVER FILL PROTECTION The machine is equipped with a float that stops the vacuum exhaust air flow when the recovery tank is full. Vacuum motor does not stop operating but the vacuum exhaust air flow rate is greatly reduced. When this occurs, empty the recovery tank by removing the drain plug on the drain hose and then empty the recovery tank WARNING! Use gloves for protection from contact with dangerous solutions UPON COMPLETION OF MACHINE USE...
UPON COMPLETION OF MACHINE USE 4. Switch off the water solenoid valve switch 5. Switch off the brush motor switch 6. Switch off the vacuum motor switch 7. Transport the machine to the location where the recovery tank should be emptied Remove the drain hose at the front of the recovery tank 9.
DAILY MACHINE MAINTENANCE CLEANING THE VACUUM FILTER 6. Lift the cover 7. Take off the vacuum cover by rotating it counter clockwise 8. Remove the filter and its housing 9. Use clear water to clean the walls and the bottom of the filter 10.
DAILY MACHINE MAINTENANCE BRUSH / PAD DRIVER REMOVAL 24. Lift the brush base by depressing the foot level at the rear of the machine 25. The photo shows the directions to rotate the brushes to unlock them from the auto scrubber.
WEEKLY MACHINE MAINTENANCE SOLUTION TANK CLEANING 5. Remove the fill cap from the solution tank 6. Rinse with clear water 7. Remove the solution tank drain hose and cap at rear of machine and empty the solution tank WARNING: Use gloves for protection from contact with dangerous solution IN-LINE FILTER CLEANING 1) Drain solution tank.
WATER SOLENOID MAINTENANCE In the event that the water solenoid begins to leak when turned off debris must be cleared at the valve seat. To gain access the water solenoid the scrub deck most be disassembled from the lifting arms. Remove the 3 bolts shown in the photo to release the scrub deck TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 1.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 4. EXCESSIVE FOAM PRODUCTION Check that a low foaming detergent has been used. If required, add a small quantity of defoamer liquid to the recovery tank. More foam is generated when a floor is lightly soiled. Use less detergent if this is the case...
1. After the expiration of the ninety (90) day travel time warranty period, the customer is responsible for warranty travel payment or the inoperative machine or warranted parts must be delivered to the authorized dealer with shipping and delivery charges prepaid. If unable to locate the Dealer, you may contact Pacific at the address listed herein for the location of the nearest Pacific repair center or agent or for other instructions pertaining to your warranty difficulty.