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ROGUE
WALK-BEHIND SCRAPER
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OPERATING & SERVICE MANUAL
Read Manual Before Operating or Servicing Machine.
407170 Rev A

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  • Page 1 ROGUE WALK-BEHIND SCRAPER ™ OPERATING & SERVICE MANUAL Read Manual Before Operating or Servicing Machine. 407170 Rev A...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ..............................3 GENERAL INFORMATION ............................. 6 CONTACT INFORMATION ............................ 6 SERIAL NUMBER ..............................6 RESOURCES ................................ 6 INTENDED USE ..............................7 ALLOWED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ...................... 7 MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS ..........................8 EXTENSION CORD SELECTION ......................... 8 GENERATOR SELECTION ...........................
  • Page 4 Table of Contents Pure Vinyl Rubber Tile ..........................31 Ceramic ............................... 31 Direct-Glued Carpet ............................. 31 Wood ................................31 Thin Coatings............................... 31 Re-Scrape..............................31 Subfloor Surfaces ............................31 Glued Hardwood Flooring ........................31 Wood ..............................31 Concrete ..............................31 Gypcrete and Soft-Poured Flooring ...................... 31 TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE ..........................
  • Page 5 Table of Contents TROUBLESHOOTING ..............................47 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ..........................47 FAULT CODES ..............................49 PARTS LISTS ................................50 OVERALL MACHINE ............................50 POWER CORD 407141-XXXX ..........................51 SCRAPER BASE ASSEMBLY 405055-XXX......................52 ORBITAL MOTOR ASSEMBLY 405057-XXX ...................... 53 ECCENTRIC ASSEMBLY 407353 ........................54 CUTTING HEAD ASSEMBLY 405056 .........................

  • Page 6: General Information

    GENERAL INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION SERIAL NUMBER Contact National Flooring Equipment (NFE) for customer When contacting NFE, always provide the serial number of support: the machine. The serial number label is located on the back of the machine. National Flooring Equipment, Inc.

  • Page 7: Intended Use

    GENERAL INFORMATION INTENDED USE The Rogue walk-behind scraper is used to remove existing material from the floor including linoleum, VCT, hardwood, ce- ramic tile, rubber-backed carpet, glued-down carpet, coatings, plastic floor coverings, foam, plastic droppings, parquet flooring, chewing gum, felt, accumulated grime, rubber and vinyl tile, epoxy, paint and adhesives. The machine is designed for indoor use and confined spaces in residential and commercial environments.

  • Page 8: Machine Specifications

    GENERAL INFORMATION MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS ROGUE Scraper Width (slide weights forward) 19.4” (49 cm) Width (slide weights rearward) 22.1” (56 cm) Length (handle forward) 41.4” (105 cm) Length (handle back) 56.8” (144 cm) Height (handle forward) 25.3” (64 cm) Height (handle vertical) 45.3”...
  • Page 9 GENERAL INFORMATION MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS (CONT’D) 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 10: Safety

    Keep the manual with the machine at all times. If your manual is lost or dam- aged, contact National Flooring Equipment (NFE) for a replacement. 2. Do not allow anyone to use this machine until they have been informed of the work to be done and they have read and understood this manual.

  • Page 11: Electrical Cords

    SAFETY ELECTRICAL CORDS 5. Do not operate the machine when tired, distracted or un- der the influence of drugs, alcohol or any medication that Electrical cords can be hazardous. Misuse can result in fire may cause decreased control. or death by electrical shock. Read carefully and follow all 6.

  • Page 12: Operating The Machine

    SAFETY 12. Make sure equipment is not running before disconnect- 7. Blades are sharp, use extreme caution. ing cord. ● Always wear safety gloves when handling blades. 13. Unplug equipment. When not in use and before chang- ● Never change blade holder or service the blade while ing accessories or performing maintenance, unplug the machine is running.

  • Page 13: Transporting The Machine

    SAFETY 10. Always check the surrounding area for any possible con- 21. Machine is only to be used indoors. Do not use in wet ditions that could create a dangerous situation. environments. ● Operator should be aware of who is around them and ●...

  • Page 14: Maintenance

    SAFETY MAINTENANCE 8. Make sure the work area is clear and safe. Be sure to work on a firm, level surface with adequate lighting. 1. Dress properly and wear adequate safety equipment. All Work in a well-ventilated area if indoors. Make sure the personnel in the work area must wear eye protection, area is free from any potentially dangerous conditions ear protection, safety shoes, safety gloves, hard hat,...
  • Page 15 SAFETY 16. Do not permanently remove a guard or other safety de- 19. Always carefully check the machine after performing any vice when performing maintenance on the machine. maintenance or repairs. Remove all traces of cleaning fluids from the machine. 17.

  • Page 16: Safety Labels

    SAFETY SAFETY LABELS 406603 406110 406110 Rev A Team Lift, Do Not Stand 407124 407124 Rev A Hot Blade, Pinch Point, Sharp Blade 407125 406574 Eye Protection, Ear Protection, Hard Hat, Safety Shoes, Safety Gloves, Dust Mask, High Visibility Safety Vest, Read Manual 407125 Rev A 406581 407151...
  • Page 17 SAFETY THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK 17 17 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 18: Machine Overview

    MACHINE OVERVIEW (1) Tooling holder (9) Wheel cleaner (2) Debris deflector (10) Handle (3) Front weight (11) Control panel (4) Middle weight (12) Left control handle (5) Slide weight (13) Right control handle (6) Lifting eyes (14) Hood (Body panel weldment) (7) Drive wheel (15) Kickplate (8) Coupling flange...

  • Page 19: Operating Controls

    OPERATING CONTROLS [1] Emergency Stop Switch (E-Stop) [6] System Indicator Push to immediately shut down the machine in case of Indicates system status: emergency. ● Amber indicates startup mode. ● Reset Procedure ● Pulsating green indicates machine is ready to operate. If engaged, must be reset before the machine can be ●...

  • Page 20: Initial Setup

    INITIAL SETUP INSTALLING THE POWER CORD INSTALLING THE BLADE HOLDER 1. Remove the two cable clamps on handle. See “CHANGING THE BLADE HOLDER” section for instal- lation process. 2. Route power cord (packaged with machine) through clamps. 3. Reinstall clamps. Use of threadlocker on bolt threads is recommended.

  • Page 21: Machine Operation

    MACHINE OPERATION ADJUSTING THE WHEEL SCRAPERS WARNING 1. Loosen the nuts. To avoid personal injury: 2. Adjust wheel scrapers so there is a gap of .13-.18” (3-5 ● Always turn off machine, disconnect from power mm) between the scraper and wheel. and discharge stored energy before performing 3.

  • Page 22: Weights

    MACHINE OPERATION ■ WEIGHTS Removing Front Weight WARNING WARNING To avoid personal injury: To avoid personal injury: ● Weights are very heavy and create a crushing ● The person lifting front weight should have the hazard. Use care when handling the weights. ability to lift 70 lbs.

  • Page 23: Removing Middle Weights

    MACHINE OPERATION ■ ■ Removing Middle Weights Removing/Adjusting Slide Weights ● 2 weights (1 weight per side), 28 lbs (12.7 kg) each 1. Loosen locking screws a few turns but do not remove. CAUTION The rearward screw is accessed through the opening in To avoid personal injury: the hood.

  • Page 24: Wheel Modes

    MACHINE OPERATION ■ WHEEL MODES Engaging Wheels 1. Rotate each coupling flange until it “clicks” into place. The wheels engage and disengage for better maneuver- 2. Move the machine slowly forward to rotate the wheels ability. until both wheels fully engage. ●...

  • Page 25: Preparing For Operation

    MACHINE OPERATION PREPARING FOR OPERATION STOPPING THE MACHINE Complete the following before starting the machine: 1. Turn the orbital motor speed control fully counterclock- wise to the “below 1” position. 1. Inspect wheels, tooling holder, blade holder, handle har- ness and power cord for damage. Check for loose or 2.

  • Page 26: Driving The Machine

    MACHINE OPERATION DRIVING THE MACHINE ● The left/right-hand preference switch determines the functionality of the control handles. ● The control handles are proportional controls, meaning the more you rotate the control, the faster the machine moves. ■ Left-Hand Preference ● Left Control Handle = Forward/Reverse ●...

  • Page 27: Right-Hand Preference

    MACHINE OPERATION DRIVING THE MACHINE (CONT’D) ■ Right-Hand Preference ● Right Control Handle = Forward/Reverse ● Left Control Handle = Turn Control Handle Machine Control Handle Machine Functions Movement Functions Movement 27 27 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 28: Changing The Blade Holder

    MACHINE OPERATION CHANGING THE BLADE HOLDER WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Before tilting machine back, position the slide weights rearward to make tilting easier. ● Always block the front of the machine to prevent the machine from falling forward unexpectedly. ●...

  • Page 29: Changing The Blade

    MACHINE OPERATION CHANGING THE BLADE WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Always wear safety gloves when handling blades. Blades are sharp and could be very hot. ● Remove blade holder from tooling holder and place on level surface before replacing blade. 1.

  • Page 30: Blades

    MACHINE OPERATION BLADES ● Blades can be offset in the blade holder for easier ac- cess to toe kicks or for removal along the wall. ■ ■ Blade Setup Self-Scoring Blades ● Dull blades greatly affect the performance of the ma- ●...

  • Page 31: Applications

    MACHINE OPERATION ■ APPLICATIONS Subfloor Surfaces ♦ Glued Hardwood Flooring The machine is designed for hard and soft goods removal A 10” (25.4 cm) blade is recommended for regular adhe- applications: sive; a 6” (15.2 cm) blade for epoxy. For proper removal ■...

  • Page 32: Transporting The Machine

    TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE TRANSPORT WHEELS Transport wheels are used to move the machine around the jobsite or for loading the machine onto a vehicle. They allow for easier movement and provide stability. WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Before tilting machine back, position the slide weights rearward to make tilting easier.

  • Page 33: Vehicle With Power Liftgate

    TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE VEHICLE WITH POWER LIFTGATE Using a truck or van equipped with a power liftgate is the recommended way of transporting the machine by vehicle. WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Instructions for safe transporting using a vehicle equipped with a power liftgate are described below.

  • Page 34: Vehicle With Ramp

    TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE VEHICLE WITH RAMP If a liftgate is not available, a ramp may be used to load and unload the machine. WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Instructions for safe transporting using a vehicle equipped with a ramp are described below. Read these instructions carefully before transporting.

  • Page 35: Hoisting

    TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE HOISTING WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Instructions for safe hoisting are described be- low. Read these instructions carefully before hoisting. Personnel in proximity of the machine must wear adequate safety equipment. IMPORTANT: ● Choose lifting hardware appropriate for the weight and configuration of the machine.

  • Page 36: Maintenance

    MAINTENANCE WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Always turn off machine, disconnect from power and discharge stored energy before performing maintenance. Variable frequency drives (VFDs) hold stored energy and pose a serious electrical shock hazard. Always per- form the following procedure before beginning any work on the machine: 1.

  • Page 37: Removing The Hood

    MAINTENANCE REMOVING THE HOOD INSPECTING FOR DAMAGE 1. Remove the slide weights. SERVICE INTERVAL: ● Daily 2. Remove the top screws. 3. Remove the rear screws. Inspect wheels, tooling holder, blade holder, handle har- 4. Loosen the side screws but do not remove. ness, power cord for damage.

  • Page 38: Testing The Ground Fault Circuit

    MAINTENANCE TESTING THE GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT WARNING To avoid personal injury: ● Be sure to follow all electrical safety instructions described in “SAFETY” section. Plug ● The ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) must be tested with the machine plugged into a power source and turned off.

  • Page 39: Inspecting The Pads And Liners

    MAINTENANCE INSPECTING THE PADS AND LINERS CLEANING THE COUPLING FLANGES SERVICE INTERVAL: SERVICE INTERVAL: ● Every 500 hours ● Every 1000 hours 1. Remove the front weight to access the linear actuator 1. Remove front and slide weights. assembly. 2. Carefully lay the machine on its side. 2.

  • Page 40: Isolators And Cutting Head Bearing

    MAINTENANCE ♦ ISOLATORS AND CUTTING HEAD Removing/Replacing the Isolators BEARING 19. Remove worn isolators (1). 20. Install new isolators. SERVICE INTERVAL: NOTE: ● Inspect isolators and cutting head bearing every 1000 ● Each isolator (1) consists of 2 rubber halves and a hours.
  • Page 41 MAINTENANCE ISOLATORS AND CUTTING HEAD BEARING (CONT’D) 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 42: Inspecting/Greasing The Blade Angle Linkage

    MAINTENANCE INSPECTING/GREASING THE BLADE CLEARING JAMS ANGLE LINKAGE 1. Remove front and slide weights. 2. Remove the bottom cover. SERVICE INTERVAL: ● Every 1000 hours 3. Carefully lay the machine on its side. 4. Inspect the area around the linear actuator and blade 1.

  • Page 43: Removing/Replacing The Wheels

    MAINTENANCE ■ REMOVING/REPLACING THE WHEELS Replacing Wheel 8. Wipe axle (8) clean and lubricate with white lithium The wheels can be removed to more easily reach obstruc- grease. tions. 9. Repack both wheel bearings with white lithium grease. ■ Removing Wheel 10.

  • Page 44: Removing/Reinstalling The Handle

    MAINTENANCE ■ REMOVING/REINSTALLING THE HANDLE Reinstalling Handle To reinstall the handle, reverse the previous steps. Make sure all the screws are tightened. CAUTION NOTE: To avoid personal injury, be careful not to pinch ● When plugging in the handle harness, be sure to prop- hands in the following locations: erly orientate the harness plug with the socket.

  • Page 45: Adjusting Handle Pivot

    MAINTENANCE ADJUSTING HANDLE PIVOT ADJUSTING CONTROL HANDLE KNOBS The handle pivot tension can be adjusted by turning the four The position of the control handle knobs may be adjusted set screws on the handle hinge. depending on operator preference. 1. Remove screw. 2.

  • Page 46: Manual Override Of The Linear Actuator

    MAINTENANCE MANUAL OVERRIDE OF THE LINEAR RESETTING THE ONBOARD CIRCUIT ACTUATOR BREAKER In case of unexpected loss of power, the blade angle can be If the onboard circuit breaker has been tripped, the machine adjusted by manually moving the linear actuator. This allows will not run.

  • Page 47: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Ensure machine is plugged into a proper power source Insufficient power with a proper extension cord. The power indicator illumi- nates when the machine is plugged into a power source. Firmly press the power cord into the inlet in the base of Power cord plug not fully inserted.
  • Page 48 TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (CONT’D) PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION When orbital motor speed is set “below 1” the orbital motor Orbital motor speed is set “below 1”. is off. Turn dial to increase the oscillation rate. Blade holder is not oscillating. If status indicator is pulsating green, shut off machine and Orbital motor speed is set “above 1”...

  • Page 49: Fault Codes

    TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (CONT’D) PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Remove flange retaining screw, washer and spring. Clean Debris from wheel turns the coupling flange debris that could be contacting the flange pins causing and re-engages the wheel. Wheels unexpectedly engage them to engage. while in freewheel mode.

  • Page 50: Parts Lists

    PARTS LISTS OVERALL MACHINE NOTE: ● Part numbers with -X, -XXX and -XXXX suffixes indicate configurable items that are defined by the serial number of the machine. Contact NFE customer service for assistance. 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 51: Power Cord 407141-Xxxx

    Part No. Description Qty. 406633 Assembly, Wheels, Transport, 1-1/4, Grooved 404863-XXX Assembly, Handle, Rogue 405055-XXX Assembly, Base, Scraper 405071-XXX Installation, Drive Motors, Dual, Rogue 405751 Assembly, Tail, Base 405944-X Assembly, Weight, Front 406062 Assembly, Slide Weight 406090 Assembly, Weight, Middle 406684...

  • Page 52: Scraper Base Assembly 405055-Xxx

    Washer, Fender, M8, Clear Zinc 401509 Nut, Hex, Nylon Insert, M8-1.25, Clear Zinc 404702 Base, Frame 405056 Install, Cutting Head 405057-XXX Installation, Orbital Motor, Rogue 406778 Bolt, Wizlock, M8-1.25x16, Clear Zinc, Class 8.8 406798 Post, Mounting, Weight 9 2X 406845 Bracket, Mount, Panel, Body...

  • Page 53: Orbital Motor Assembly 405057-Xxx

    PARTS LISTS ORBITAL MOTOR ASSEMBLY 405057-XXX (FRAME) Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 402240 Nut, Hex, Nylon Insert, M10-1.5, Heavy, Clear Zinc 407353 Subassy, Bearing/Eccentric 406689-XXX Motor/VFD, Wired/Programmed, Orbital 406875 Pad, Foam, 3/8 x 1-1/4, PVC/Neoprene, Adh 406574 Label, Pictogram, Electrical Hazard 406808 Guide, Cable, Actuator 74651...

  • Page 54: Eccentric Assembly 407353

    PARTS LISTS ECCENTRIC ASSEMBLY 407353 QTY. Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 404785 Eccentric, Cutting Head 406688 Subassy, Bearing/Housing 406094 Ring, Retaining, External, Axial, 30mm, Heavy, Phosphate 406093 O-ring, 1.301 x 1.441 x .070, Buna-N, 70A 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 55: Cutting Head Assembly 405056

    PARTS LISTS CUTTING HEAD ASSEMBLY 405056 9 4X (FRAME) 7 2X 1 2X 3 4X 5 4X 4 4X 10 3X Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 401516 Nut, Hex, Nylon Insert, M6-1.0, Clear Zinc 405143 Deflector Weldment, Tool Holder 405922 Isolator, 3-piece, 2”...

  • Page 56: Actuator/Linkage Assembly 407359

    PARTS LISTS ACTUATOR/LINKAGE ASSEMBLY 407359 407170_ROGUE_RevA...
  • Page 57 PARTS LISTS ACTUATOR/LINKAGE ASSEMBLY 407359 (CONT’D) Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 401509 Nut, Hex, Nylon Insert, M8-1.25, Clear Zinc 404999 Tab Wldt, Release, Lock, Tooling 407364 Subassy, Bracket with Pads, Cutting Head 405618 Screw, Button Head Cap, Flanged, M4-0.7x6, Clear Zinc, Patch 405619 Spring, Compression, .210 x .250 x .022, Music Wire 406011...

  • Page 58: Bracket Assembly 407364

    PARTS LISTS BRACKET ASSEMBLY 407364 Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 405227 Weldment, Mount, Actuator, LA33 406890 Pad, Foam, 1/4 x 1 x 6, PVC/Neoprene, Adh 406891 Pad, Foam, 3/8 x 1-1/4 x 4, PVC/Neoprene, Adh 407100 Pad, Foam, 1/2 x 2-3/4 x 2-3/4, Adh 407101 Pad, Foam, 1/2 x 1-3/4 x 7, Adh 407103...

  • Page 59: Cutting Head Plate 407363

    PARTS LISTS CUTTING HEAD PLATE 407363 Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 404705 Plate, Cutting Head 405624 Screw, Socket Head Cap, M10-1.5x30, Black Oxide 71131 Bearing 1-1/4 ID, SBLF 206-20 74656 Nut, Hex, Nylon Insert, M10-1.5, Clear Zinc 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 60: Dual Drive Motors Assembly 405071-Xxx

    PARTS LISTS DUAL DRIVE MOTORS ASSEMBLY 405071-XXX NOTES (FRAME) LH DRIVE ASSY (407148) 407148-001 Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 404711 Strap, Frame, Axle Gap 405042 Assembly, Flange, Locking, Wheel 405046 Washer, Fender, 5/16 x 1-1/4, Clear Zinc 405074 Spring, Compression, Tapered, 1.28/1.03 x .89L x .067w 406778 Bolt, Wizlock, M8-1.25x16, Clear Zinc, Class 8.8 406096...

  • Page 61: Bottom Cover 406687

    PARTS LISTS BOTTOM COVER 406687 (FRAME) 2 4X Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 407102 Cover with Pads, Bottom, Frame 404712 Cover, Bottom, Frame 407096 Pad, Rubber, 1/8 x 1-1/2 x 1-1/2, Adh 74636 Bolt, Wizlock, M6-1.0x16, Clear Zinc 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 62: Tail Assembly 405751

    PARTS LISTS TAIL ASSEMBLY 405751 7 2X 407170_ROGUE_RevA...
  • Page 63 407089 Gasket, Foam, LH, Tail, Adh 407090 Gasket, Foam, RH, Tail, Adh 406574 Label, Pictogram, Electrical Hazard 407135-060 Plug, Mate-N-Lok Series, 6P 407379 Harness, Power, Rogue 407378 Inlet, IEC-C20, Enhanced Filter, 20A, 1/4” QCs 407135-020 Plug, Mate-N-Lok Series, 2P 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 64: Power Distribution Panel Assembly 405251

    Washer, Lock, Ext Tooth, M5, Clear Zinc 406044 Power Supply, 24VDC, 90-264VAC, 350W, Slim 406099 Screw, Socket Head Cap, M3X0.5X6, Black Oxide 406100 Harness, Base, Rogue 406102 Relay, 25A, 24VDC, DPST 407006 RCCB, Rail Mount, 2P, 30mA 407007 DIN Rail, 35mm x 3-1/2 407083 Screw, Torx Pan Head, M5-0.8x12, Clear Zinc...

  • Page 65: Lifting Bar 406684

    PARTS LISTS LIFTING BAR 406684 4 9" 2X 1 8X 2 2X (FRAME) Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 406011 Bolt, Wizlock, M8-1.25 x 20, Clear Zinc, Class 8.8 406846 Leg, Eyelet, Lift 406847 Brace, Cross, Eyelet, Lift 406879 Strip, Foam, 1/16 x 1/2, PVC/Neoprene, Adh 9”...

  • Page 66: Handle Assembly 404863-Xxx

    PARTS LISTS HANDLE ASSEMBLY 404863-XXX 40 4X 407170_ROGUE_RevA...
  • Page 67 PARTS LISTS HANDLE ASSEMBLY 404863-XXX (CONT’D) 407170_ROGUE_RevA...
  • Page 68 PARTS LISTS HANDLE ASSEMBLY 404863-XXX (CONT’D) 1 2X 4 2X 24 2X 407170_ROGUE_RevA...
  • Page 69 PARTS LISTS HANDLE ASSEMBLY 404863-XXX (CONT’D) L/R MODE SWITCH E-STOP ORBITAL SPEED POT DRIVE SPEED POT ACTUATOR SWITCH INDICATOR LED RIGHT JOYSTICK (HANDLE) ON/OFF SWITCH HANDLE GROUND LEFT JOYSTICK (HANDLE) ENABLE RELAY 1 & 2 HOUR METER TETHER E-STOP CONTROLLER (WIRE ROUTING VIEW) 407170_ROGUE_RevA...
  • Page 70 Panel, Access, Handle, Upper 406055 Block, Bearing, Pivot, Handle 406066 Knob, Potentiometer, 1/4” with Set Screw 406067 Wire Harness, Controls, Rogue 406068 Spring, Compression, .75 x 2.00 x .080, MW 406070 Clamp, Loop, 1/4 Dia, 3/8 Wide, Stainless Steel 406071...
  • Page 71 PARTS LISTS HANDLE ASSEMBLY 404863-XXX (CONT’D) Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 407085 Assembly, Kill Switch, Tether 407125 Label, Pictogram, Pinch Point 407142 Assy, Indicator, LED, 24VDC, 14mm 407152 Phantom, E-Stop Switch, Triple 407237 Cover, Lower, Handle 5280-137W Wrench, Blade, 6mm 63-P30 Clamp, Wire 3/8 63-P31...

  • Page 72: Hood 406685-X

    PARTS LISTS HOOD 406685-X 1 4X 2 2X (TAIL) (LIFT BAR) (BRACKET) (FRAME) Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 405139 Spacer, Block, Side Panel 405140 Rod, Side Body 405755 Bolt, Wizlock, M8-1.25x30, Clear Zinc, Class 8.8 406778 Bolt, Wizlock, M8-1.25x16, Clear Zinc, Class 8.8 406844-X Weldment, Panel, Body, Silver Vein 407170_ROGUE_RevA...

  • Page 73: Front Weight 405944-X

    PARTS LISTS FRONT WEIGHT 405944-X NOTES 6 4X Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 404730-X Subassembly, Front Weight 406107 Label, National Logo, 4.12 x 3.75 406890 Pad, Foam, 1/4 x 1 x 6, PVC/Neoprene, Adh 407098 Liner, Wear, Tab, Front Weight, Adh 407099 Liner, Wear, Side, Front Weight, Adh 407149...

  • Page 74: Middle Weight 406090

    PARTS LISTS MIDDLE WEIGHT 406090 QTY. NOTES Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 405517 Weight, Middle, Rogue 407150 Screw, Socket Head Cap, M8x1.25x16, Trilobe, Clear Zinc SLIDE WEIGHT 406062 NOTES Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 405141 Weight, Side, Slide...

  • Page 75: Wheel Scrapers 406686

    PARTS LISTS WHEEL SCRAPERS 406686 2 2X NOTES LEFT-HAND CONFIGURATION RIGHT-HAND CONFIGURATION Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 406629 Cleaner, Wheel, Bidirectional 401509 Nut, Hex, Nylon Insert, M8-1.25, Clear Zinc TRANSPORT WHEELS 406633 ITEM Item No. Part No. Description Qty. 406637 Weldment, Transport Wheels 6280-301...

  • Page 76: Wiring Diagrams

    WIRING DIAGRAMS PRIMARY SYSTEMS PG 1 WIRING DIAGRAM RCCB J210 P201 J200 P200 14-BLU-L20 14-BLU-L20 14-BLU-L20 1(N) MAINS J110 P202 J100 P100 14-BRN-L10 14-BLU-L22 14-BRN-L10 2(N) INLET J000 P101 14-GN/YL-G00 14-BRN-L10 P102 14-BRN-L12 FRAME P000 MAIN BREAKER J103 P001 14-BRN-L12 J104 14-BRN-L14 MAIN RELAY...

  • Page 77: Primary Systems (Diagram 2)

    2145 CORRECTED L/R MODE SWITCH LABELS DWG. NO. DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF MOVED R1 TO ORBITAL JUMPER NATIONAL FLOORING EQUIPMENT INC. ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR IN SIZE WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN SHEET 1 OF 4 03/17/2023 2386...

  • Page 78: Primary Systems (Diagram 3)

    WIRING DIAGRAMS PRIMARY SYSTEMS WIRING DIAGRAM 3 PG 3 ORBITAL P150C J150 DRIVE ASSY P012 16-GN/YL-G02 16-GN/YL P120 16-YEL 16-YEL-112 P250 16-BLU 16-BLU-212 J950 P950A P904 20-BLK SHLD SHLD 24-BLK-936 CAN SHLD 20-WHT 24-WHT-916 24-WHT-917 CAN HI CBL-902 S-916 20-BRN 24-BRN-927 24-BRN-926 CAN LO...

  • Page 79: Page Reserved For Future Use

    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS 406807 DWG. NO. DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF NATIONAL FLOORING EQUIPMENT INC. ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR IN SIZE WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN SHEET 2 OF 4 PERMISSION OF NATIONAL FLOORING EQUIPMENT INC PROHIBITED.

  • Page 80: Control Systems (Diagram 1)

    WIRING DIAGRAMS CONTROL SYSTEMS WIRING DIAGRAM 1 PG 5 S-300 16-RED-300 J211 ENABLE RELAY 1 18-BLK-402 START/STOP 18-YEL-358 SWITCH P301 16-RED-301 P382 20-RED-382 16-ORG-350 P350 16-ORG-350 16-RED-302 P351 18-ORG-351 P417 20-BLK-417 20-BLK-417 P359 18-BLK-409 P352 J212 ENABLE -24VD RELAY 2 S-406 18-BLK-403 (COM)

  • Page 81: Control Systems (Diagram 2)

    PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS 406807 DWG. NO. DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF NATIONAL FLOORING EQUIPMENT INC. ANY REPRODUCTION IN PART OR IN SIZE WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN SHEET 3 OF 4 PERMISSION OF NATIONAL FLOORING EQUIPMENT INC PROHIBITED.

  • Page 82: Control Systems (Diagram 3)

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