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- Page 1 SCRUBBER-DRYER ECOPRO40 USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Revision: 1.1 Translation of the original instructions Edition: 24/10/2016...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents GENERAL INFORMATION4 1.1 MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION DATA4 1.2 AIM OF THE MANUAL4 1.3 TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS5 1.4 INTENDED USE AND UNINTENDED USE6 1.5 TECHNICAL MODIFICATIONS6 1.6 PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION6 SAFETY INFORMATION7 2.1 BASIC RECOMMENDATIONS7 2.2 TECHNICAL SUPPORT10 HANDLING INFORMATION11 3.1 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT OF PACKAGE11 3.2 LIFTING AND HANDLING THE... - Page 3 6.5 VACUUM FILTER27 ACCESSORIES27 6.7 MACHINE BODY28 6.8 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE28 6.9 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE29 6.10 RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS29 TROUBLESHOOTING30...
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Page 4: General Information4
1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 MANUFACTURER IDENTIFICATION DATA Ing.O.Fiorentini s.p.a administrative headquarters 50033 Piancaldoli (FI) via Piancaldoli 1896 Firenzuola tel +39 0558173610 - fax +39 055817144 50033 Pietramala (FI) via pietramala 70/B tel +39 055813447 - fax +39 055813504 40024 Castel San Pietro (BO) via Cà Bianca 231/C tel +39 051941743 - fax +39 0516942400... -
Page 5: Terminology And Symbols5
1.3 TERMINOLOGY AND SYMBOLS For greater clarity and to adequately highlight the various aspects of the instructions described, specific terms and symbols have been used. These are defined and illustrated below: Term Definition Machine This replaces the commercial name of the machine to which this manual refers. A person who normally uses the machine and who is familiar with how to operate it, as well as Operator being familiar with the use of various types of detergent but who is not able to carry out work on... -
Page 6: Intended Use And Unintended Use6
1.4 INTENDED USE AND UNINTENDED USE The machine referred to in this manual (MIRA 40) is an operator-controlled hard floor scrubber-dryer. It must be used to scrub and vacuum liquids on flat, hard, horizontal, smooth or moderately rough and uniform floors that are free from obstacles in both civil and industrial environments. -
Page 7: Safety Information7
2 SAFETY INFORMATION 2.1 BASIC RECOMMENDATIONS NOTE: Read the “instructions manual” before starting up, using, or carrying out scheduled or unscheduled maintenance or any other work on the machine. CAUTION Strictly comply with all the instructions provided in this manual and those regarding the batteries and battery chargers (pay particular attention to safety warnings and danger notices). - Page 8 CAUTION Do not use the machine on slopes or ramps that are steeper than 2%. On sight slopes, never use the machine sideways, always manoeuvre it with care and never reverse. When transporting the machine on steep ramps or slopes, be very careful to prevent it tipping over and/or accelerating uncontrollably.
- Page 9 DANGER! Do not place tools on top of the batteries: they may cause a short-circuit or an explosion. In the presence of particularly strong magnetic fields, asses the possible effect they may have on electronic control devices. Never clean the machine using water jets. NOTE: The fluids that are recovered contain detergents, disinfectant and water together with organic and inorganic substances collected whilst the machine is in use.
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Page 10: Technical Support10
2.2 TECHNICAL SUPPORT DANGER! All maintenance work or the replacement of accessories must be carried out in areas with adequate lighting and only after having disconnected the machine from the power supply by unplugging the battery connector. NOTE: All work on the electrical system and all maintenance and repair work (especially work not specifically described in this manual) should only be carried out by skilled personnel with experience in the field and knowledge of the relevant safety regulations. -
Page 11: Handling Information11
3 HANDLING INFORMATION 3.1 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT OF PACKAGE Weight: 38 kg Volume: 0.22 m 1250 mm 510 mm 520 mm 3.2 LIFTING AND HANDLING THE PACKAGE CAUTION When lifting or transporting the machine, make sure that the packaged machine is securely anchored to prevent it from tipping over or falling accidentally. -
Page 12: Inspection Upon Delivery12
3.3 INSPECTION UPON DELIVERY When the goods are delivered (machine, battery or battery charger) by the carrier, carefully check the condition of the packaging and its contents. If the contents have been damaged, inform the carrier immediately and reserve the right, in writing (select the “accepted with reserve”... -
Page 13: Assembling The Machine13
3.5 ASSEMBLING THE MACHINE DANGER! All the operations described below must be carried out in areas having adequate lighting and only when the battery has been removed from the machine. After unpacking the machine, it must be assembled as described below (refer to the relevant sections in Chapter 5 for a detailed description of these procedures): 1) Fit the brushes 2) Fit the squeegee and make sure that it is securely fastened and connected to the suction hose. - Page 14 how to move & transport condition. With the machine in POWER OFF, pressing and rotating the front lever A, The machine will rest on the three wheels and lifts the brushes OFF the floor. In this position it is possible to move the machine by maneuvering it as in the working phase without blocking the handle.
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Page 15: Technical Information15
4 TECHNICAL INFORMATION 4.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS ON/OFF switch Power indicator light Brush / Brush+Water switch Vacuum motor switch Handle Recovery tank fastening clip Suction hose Battery Squeegee Brushes Solution tank Wheels Drain plug Vacuum motor fan Filler plug Handle lock/release lever Recovery tank Vacuum filter... -
Page 16: Control Panel16
4.2 CONTROL PANEL Turning the machine ON or Power button Suction Activate or deactivate the suction command function. button Pressing the + or – buttons Brush speed adjustment increases or decreases the speed buttons of the brushes. Pressing the + or the – buttons Water flow adjustment increase or decreases the volume... -
Page 17: Using The Machine17
5 USING THE MACHINE 5.1 PREPARING THE MACHINE DANGER! All maintenance work or the replacement of accessories must be carried out in areas with adequate lighting and only after having disconnected the machine from the power supply by unplugging the battery connector. CAUTION Before starting, put on non-slip shoes, gloves and any other personal protection equipment indicated by the supplier of the detergent or required by the environment in which the machine... -
Page 18: Recharging The Battery18
5.2 RECHARGING THE BATTERY Connect the battery extension cable 1 to the plug of the battery charger 2. 2) Plug the battery charger into a mains socket and charge the battery as long as the red LED on the battery charger 2 remains on. 3) When the green LED on the battery charger 2 lights up it means that it is fully charged. -
Page 19: Brush Types19
BRUSH TYPES Four different types of brush are supplied with the machine. Their characteristics differ according to their composition and abrasiveness. Their use depends on the type of floor or the specific application. Picture Brush name Description Can be used for cleaning hard surfaces such as cement, tiles, PPL 06 BRUSH clinker, porphyry etc. -
Page 20: Moving The Machine20
5.4 MOVING THE MACHINE To move the machine when not in operation, proceed as follows: 1) Switch the machine off using the main switch on the control panel. 2) Lock the handle using the locking lever. 3) Raise the squeegee using the appropriate lever. 4) Grip the handle and using it as a lever to lift the front of the machine, rotate it (A) backwards until it is resting completely on its wheels. -
Page 21: Replacing The Squeegee Blades21
5.6 REPLACING THE SQUEEGEE BLADES 1) Remove the squeegee A from its support (see previous section). 2) Completely unscrew the rear knobs 1 and remove the pins 2. 3) Remove the squeegee blade 4-6 clamping strips 3-7. 4) Remove the rubber blades 4-6 from the body 5 of the squeegee by pulling from one end. 5) To replace the rubber blade, follow the same procedure in reverse starting from the rear blade 6. - Page 22 Filling procedure: 1) Remove the filler plug 1. 2) Pour the required quantity of the chemical product into the tank, considering the percentage (%) indicated by the supplier, according to the full tank capacity indicated on the product sheet. 3) Using the graduated container, pour water into the filling inlet 2. 4) Close the tank with the plug 1.
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Page 23: Draining The Recovery Tank23
Emptying procedure: 1) Unscrew the drain plug 3, together with the filter 4, located in the lower part of the tank. 2) Wait for the tank to empty completely. 3) Screw the drain plug back on tightly 3. 5.8 DRAINING THE RECOVERY TANK 1) Move the machine to a suitable place in which to empty the dirty water, preferably close to a drain (comply with national regulations regarding the disposal of waste water). -
Page 24: Operating The Machine24
5.9 OPERATING THE MACHINE 1) Check that all the switches (1, 2 and 3) on the control panel A are in the position. 2) Lower the squeegee. 3) Lift the lever 4 to release the handle 5. 4) Switch on (position ) the machine using the ON/OFF switch 1 (the LED 6 lights up). -
Page 25: Floor Cleaning Instructions25
5.10 FLOOR CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS PREPARATION AND WARNINGS Remove any loose solid residues from the surface to be treated (using suitable equipment such as vacuum cleaners, sweepers, etc.) If this is not done, the solid dirt could prevent the squeegee from working properly and prevent the floor from being dried correctly. -
Page 26: Maintenance26
6 MAINTENANCE DANGER! All maintenance work or the replacement of accessories must be carried out in areas with adequate lighting and only after having disconnected the machine from the power supply by unplugging the battery connector. NOTE: All work on the electrical system and all maintenance and repair work (especially work not specifically described in this manual) should only be carried out at authorised service centres or by skilled personnel with experience in the field and knowledge of the relevant safety regulations. - Page 27 6.4 SQUEEGEE CAUTION Do not handle the squeegee with bare hands: wear gloves and any other protective clothing that may be necessary. Remove the squeegee from the machine and clean it under running water using a sponge or brush. Check the effectiveness and the wear of the rubber blades that are in contact with the floor. They are designed to scrape the detergent-water film on the floor and to isolate that area of the surface to help the vacuum motor reach the maximum vacuum pressure: this ensures that the machine will dry the floor completely.
- Page 28 6.7 MACHINE BODY Use a sponge or a damp cloth to clean the outside of the machine and if necessary, use soft brush to eliminate stubborn dirt. The machine’s impact resistant surface is rough to make it harder to see scratches produced during use. However, this does not make it easy to remove stubborn stains from its surface.
- Page 29 6.9 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE Even though the machine has been carefully built and conforms with the most stringent quality tests, the electrical and mechanical components are inevitably subject to wear and ageing after long periods of use. In order for the machine to provide safe and trouble-free service, it is recommended that your machine be thoroughly inspected every year at a service centre authorised by the manufacturer (or by someone specialised in the field who has the proper skills and who is familiar with all the relevant safety regulations contained in this manual).
- Page 30 7 TROUBLESHOOTING CAUTION The content of this chapter is not exhaustive but it aims to provide information regarding the most common problems in order to help the user to troubleshoot faults. The instructions under the heading “SOLUTION” in the table below DO NOT AUTHORISE work to be carried out that can affect safety.
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