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TO ADJUST HANDLE:
This burnisher is packaged with the handle folded forward and the
foot pedal in the up position.
1. Depress the foot pedal then raise the handle until the opening in
the bottom of the handle is centered over the handle lock.
2. Return the foot pedal to the up position, which allows the center
lock to position inside the handle. The handle is now LOCKED for
travel.
3. When ready to operate, depress the foot pedal, then lock by
pushing forward. The handle is now FREE FLOATING.
Note: The handle on this burnisher MUST BE FREE FLOATING
to permit proper operation.
TO ATTACH PAD:
1. With handle locked in the upright position, unplug machine and tilt
burnisher back on the handle until the underside is fully exposed.
2. Remove the plastic pad lock by turning clockwise.
3. Remove the center scored circle from the pad.
4. Place pad on drive brush. Be sure pad is properly centered.
5. Replace the plastic lock nut by engaging the threads and rotate
counter-clockwise until right below pad surface.
Symptom
Motor Won't Run
Machine Noisy
Machine Vibrates
WARNING : Always disconnect power cable from electrical outlet when working on this machine.
ABOUT THE MACHINE
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
Possible Cause(s)
1) Circuit breaker open on handle
2) Blown fuse or tripped circuit
3) Defective switch
4) Defective power cord
5) Low in voltage
6) Pad loaded, heavily soiled
7) Loose or broken belt
1) Defective motor
2) Dry bearings
1) Pad
2) Drive block
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CAUTION: Do not use with pads less than 3/4" thick.
The normal position of this burnisher, with the pad stationary, is tilt-
ed back on the four wheels with the pad off the floor.
1. Remove cable completely from cable hooks.
2. With the handle in free float position and the power cable plugged
into the proper outlet, squeeze the switch bar beneath the han-
dle grips.
3. As the motor reaches full speed (1-2 seconds), the pad will slow-
ly fall to the floor due to the partial vacuum between the pad and
the floor created by the high speed pad rotation.
TO OPERATE:
For best result, use a clean pad and change frequently as pad loads
up. A motor overload could result from a dirty, loaded pad. If the
built-in circuit breaker trips, wait five (5) seconds, then depress but-
ton on the side of the switchbox. Change the pad.
Operate the burnisher in a straight-line path. Avoid continuous oper-
ation in one spot, as such operation may damage the floor.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE:
This burnisher will afford you may years of trouble-free service
provided it is given proper care. Throwing, dropping bumping across
the thresholds and other misuse may result in a damaged unit and
invalidate the warranty. When storing your burnisher, always remove
the pad. Pads can be cleaned by washing in warm water with mild
detergent, rinsing, and hung up to dry.
It is not necessary to lubricate this burnisher. All bearings have been
pre-lubricated and permanently sealed at the factory.
Corrective Action
1)
Reset circuit breaker adjust pad pressure knob
2)
Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker, adjust pad pressure knob
3)
Replace switch
4)
Replace power cord
5)
If voltage under recommended minimum, check size of wiring
from main switch. If okay, contact power company.
6)
Clean or replace pad
7)
Tighten or replace belt
1)
Return to service center
2)
Replace the bearing or return to service center.
1)
Check pad for unevenness. Change if necessary
2)
Check wooden drive block for cracks, chips or wax and dirt
build-up. Replace or clean block.
www.pullmanholtcorp. com
B700348 1/04
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