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- Page 1 Ride-on Sweeper Operation Instruction SR45/60W 12/2023 It is strictly prohibited to use this equipment without reading this manual.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents ..................................2 Chapter 1 User instructions ............................1 1.1 Notice ................................1 1.2 Warning................................1 Chapter 2 Technical parameters and machine functions..................... 2 2.1 Technical parameters ............................. 2 2.2 Control panel ..............................2 Chapter 3 Checking items and operation ........................4 3.1 Checking items before operation ........................ -
Page 3: Chapter 1 User Instructions
Chapter 1 User instructions 1.1 Notice This manual provides necessary machine operation and maintenance instructions. Please carefully read this manual before operating or using the machine. Please operate the machine carefully and maintain the machine regularly according to the maintenance instructions provided in the operation manual. Use original manufactured or equivalent grade parts for repairs. -
Page 4: Contents
The battery should be placed in a well-ventilated place when charging. If the battery is insufficient, charge it in time. When you finish cleaning, remove the key, and keep it properly to avoid being operated by unauthorized personnel. When the machine is shut down, the main brush and side brush should all be raised, which can extend the service life of consumable parts and maintain the machine. - Page 5 2.2.1 Power key switch Turn to the ON position to connect the vehicle power; and turn to the OFF position to disconnect the vehicle power. 2.2.2 Sweeping switch. The sweeping switch has 3 gears： Front gear: The main brush motor, side brush motor, vacuum motor and push rod motor will be started simultaneously, and the main brush and side brush will automatically be lowered to start cleaning.
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Page 6: Chapter 3 Checking Items And Operation
After completing the work, all function switches of the machine should be reset. Chapter 3 Checking items and operation 3.1 Checking items before operation （1） Check whether its appearance is clean. Note: It is strictly prohibited to use this machine in flammable and explosive environments. -
Page 7: Precautions During Operation
3.3 Precautions during operation （1）When working on slopes or slippery ground, please operate at low speed and do not work on slopes exceeding 5%. （2） When the machine is working, do not keep it working on the same place for a long time to avoid damaging the ground and machine brushes. -
Page 8: Chapter 4 System Introduction
Chapter 4 System introduction 4.1 Sweeping system. 4.1.1 Components The cleaning system consists of main brush, side brush, vacuum motor, push rod motor and spray system. ① Main brush：for cleaning the floor. ② Side brush： for collecting dust on both sides of the side brush toward the middle to facilitate cleaning by the main brush. - Page 9 ③ Water pump: for providing power to the waterway system and prompting the nozzles to spray. ④ One-way valve: for closing the water line to prevent the nozzle from dripping. ⑤ Nozzle: for spraying water into mist. 4.2.2 Operation Step 1: Turn on the key switch to power on the machine. Step 2: Press the spray button, the water pump will start to work.
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Page 10: Chapter 5 Regular Maintenance And Replacement
Chapter 5 Regular maintenance and replacement 5.1 Regular checking Interval (h) Items Battery power (see the meter on the control √ panel) Motor carbon brush (2000h service life √ generally) Whether the main brush is entangled √ All the function keys on the control panel √... -
Page 11: Removing And Installation Of Trash Can
Step 3: Push up the flange keyway of the new side brush, buckle it on the motor, tighten the screws until the side brush will not fall off. 5.4 Removing and installation of trash can. Step 1: Make sure that the machine is static. Step 2: Release the lock of the trash can, pull it out, and dump the garbage. -
Page 12: Chapter 6 Fault Troubleshooting And Maintenance
Chapter 6 Fault troubleshooting and maintenance 6.1 Fault troubleshooting Fault Reason Solution Burnt main brush fuse Replace the fuse Main brush not Burnt main brush motor Replace the motor working Wait 5-10 minutes for the motor to cool down and Motor thermal overload protection then reset it to start DC contactor burned out... - Page 13 not working Use a multimeter to measure whether the total Dead battery battery voltage is 48V (42-52.8V) Key switch damaged Replace the key switch Controller damaged Replace the controller (Broadcast controller failure) Replace the accelerator pedal (Broadcast steering Moving failure Accelerators pedal damaged wheel error) Walking motor damaged...
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Page 14: Battery Maintenance Guidelines
6.2 battery maintenance guidelines 6.2.1 This product uses a lead-acid maintenance-free battery, which has maintenance-free, maintenance-free, and automatic pressure relief functions; the usage principle is charge as you use, and recharge as soon as you use it. If not used for a long time, please disconnect the positive terminal of the battery, and store it. -
Page 15: Warranty Card
Warranty Card Name Tell Postal address Bill No. Purchase time Number Product model Date Replace accessories Fault description...
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