INDEX: Fehler! Textmarke nicht IMPORTANT WARNINGS…………………………………… definiert. Fehler! Textmarke INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE nicht OPERATING…………………… definiert. Fehler! Textmarke PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR THE nicht OPERATOR…………….… definiert. Fehler! Textmarke nicht INSTRUCTIONS…………………….……………………...…. definiert. Fehler! Textmarke nicht TROUBLESHOOTING…………………….…………….……. definiert. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE……………………..…… OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES…………………….…………… DISPOSAL…………………..…………………….…………… TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION……………..…….…….…… 10.
IMPORTANT WARNINGS 1.1 Important warning! Do not use this appliance without first reading the operating instructions. 1.2 Important warning! This appliance is not suitable for removing dusts hazardous to health. 1.3 Important warning! This appliance is to be used for the wet cleaning of non-textile floors only.
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The manufacturer declines all liability for damage occurring as a result of the use of non-original parts or accessories. 1.12 Under no circumstances may the charger leads (connecting the charger to the wall socket) supplied be modified. They must under no circumstances be prolonged.
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INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING 2.1 Please read the following instructions on the use of the batteries and the battery charger (included with the batteries and/or battery charger) before operating battery powered machines: 2.2 New batteries supply full capacity after the first 8 - 10 charging cycles only.
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2.6 The direction of motion is selected by the selector switch on the left side of the control panel. Position forward = forward drive Position backward = backward drive The direction of motion corresponds to the position of the selector switch.
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3.5 The brushes are lowered by pressing the button with the corresponding icon at the bottom left. The brushes are lowered until they touch the ground and rotate automatically at the slightest pressure on the forward motion pedal. To increase the flow of detergent to the brushes, turn the potentiometer on the switch board clockwise to regulate the quantity (to reduce, turn anticlockwise).
INSTRUCTIONS: 4.1 After switching on the machine, the operator must wait about 3 seconds before all functions are verified and ready for use. IMPORTANT! Before turning or driving around corners the speed should be reduced considerably. To do this the operator simply exerts less pressure on the accelerator.
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4.7 Empty the dirty water tank into a recipient or a drain using the drain hose. Remove the cap, release the hose from the hose clip at the back of the machine and drain the fluid. 4.8 At the end of cleaning, clean the machine (without using a water jet) and rinse the tank.
5. TROUBLESHOOTING 5.1 No water is delivered. - Check the water pump fuse. - Turn the delivery knob clockwise. - Clean the filter in the water tank. - Fill the clean water tank. - Check feed pipes for kinks. - Check operation of the pump. 5.2 The vacuum motor does not start.
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5.5 The squeegee is stuck to the floor. - Check the state of the front squeegee blade, in particular, that the slits are not blocked. If necessary, cut 1 to 3 additional slits. - If excessively worn, turn the squeegee blades or replace them. The front squeegee blade may be used two times.
6. SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 6.1 Before any cleaning or servicing work is carried out on the machine and before any parts are replaced, the following precautions must be taken: the charging plug must be removed from the wall socket and the key must be removed from the key switch.
7. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 7.1. Depending on the type of floor and dirt, you may want to use brushes other than those supplied as standard. The following are available from your Gansow Distributor: - Black soft and PES brushes for delicate floors (gyms, sealed wood, etc);...
Disposal Render the machine inoperable. It must not represent a potential source of danger for children. Dispose of the device according to the applicable local regulations. For further information on handling and recycling, please contact your authorized Gansow dealer where you purchased the de-vice. Used batteries with the recycling symbol contain reusable commodities.
9. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Titan 95 BF 68 OL Cleaning width Squeegee width Capacity per hour theor. m²/h 4080 Maximum speed km/h Number of brushes Stck. Brush diameter Max. brush pressure Pressure of brush head on the g/cm ground Brush rotation speed...
SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR USING THE BATTERIES AND CHARGER Do you know how much a set of batteries costs? Between about 650 and 3.000,- € according to the size of your machine. Should you have armoured tube batteries, the cost of a set is between 2.500,- and 21.000,-€.
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if you use your machine regularly more than once within 24 hours to a certain extend. A good battery charger requires continuously approx. 10 - 12 hours (according to type) to recharge empty batteries. If you interrupt the charging process, the batteries will never become fully charged, and will be quickly ruined.
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Before leaving the machine, please check carefully, that all connections are properly made and that the charger is switched on. Many batteries have been damaged prematurely because something has been overlooked. Please read the operating instructions of the type of charger in use with you.
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up with acid, makes the electrolyte too strong, and causes corrosion on the cell plates. Important in breaching with battery acid - corrosive! *this does not apply to maintenance-free batteries - *Never top up with tap water. Tap water has an electrical conductivity and will destroy the batteries. You can purchase distilled water at Electrical Wholesalers, from us, or from Petrol Stations.
CONTROL AND MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS IMPORTANT! Repairs should preferably be performed by qualified personnel. Only original spare-parts may be used. Modification of the machine without the approval of the manufacturer or the use of unauthorised materials invalidates the warranty as the structural condition of the machine may differ from that described in the certificate After any repair work by unauthorised personnel the machine must be officially approved by Gansow or a technician authorised by the...
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Table of recommended checks, inspections and maintenance and schedule, based on daily use of about four hours; Description of control interval interval interval interval interval WK.LY MTH.LY 4/MTH 6/MTH YR.LY 1. General controls Check position and condition of brushes Check the brush head is horizontal and flat when in the operating position Check clean water tank and dirty water tank for leaks...
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Description of control interval interval interval interval interval WK.LY MTH.LY 4/MTH 6/MTH YR.LY 3. Drive Check whether the drive pedal is moving smoothly (without play) Check whether the motor cables are damaged or loose 4. Collection tank Clean electrodes Check outlet hose for damage Check suction pipes and hoses for blockages 5.
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