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- Page 1 OPERATOR MANUAL SXi LFP LITHIUM-ION BATTERY BURNISHER This Guide provides necessary instructions on machine operation and maintenance. Before operation or use of this machine, please carefully read and understand this Guide. REVA 10/24 REVC 09/24...
- Page 2 WARNING: Read and understand the Operator Manual before use. Failure to follow instructions may result in electrocution, fire, and/or serious injury. Website: https://www.onyxsolutions.com No further notice will be given for possible change of specification and parts. Machine Information: Please fill in when installing for future reference. Model number: _____________________________________________________________________ Machine serial number: ____________________________________________________________ Sales representative: _______________________________________________________________...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Parts ordering Warranty claims Technical support Protect the environment Safety precautions Machine specifications Components and controls 9-11 Machine preparation 12-13 Unpacking machine Battery installation Pad installation Dust bag installation Adjust handle position Machine operation 14-15 Turn machine on Turn machine off LCD display screen Engage motor... -
Page 4: Parts Ordering
When ordering replacement parts, please refer to the published Illustrated Parts List (IPL) located at onyxsolutions.com/support. WARRANTY CLAIMS ONYX Warranty Statement (policy) and Warranty Claim form can be found on the SUPPORT page of the ONYX website, onyxsolutions.com/support TECHNICAL SUPPORT Technical support is available by submitting a Technical Ticket (helpdesk ticket) at onyxsolutions.com/... -
Page 5: Safety Precautions
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS This machine is suitable for industrial and commercial burnishing, polishing, or stripping of indoor floors with hard surfaces. All other uses are not approved. The following terms and symbols are used to identify statements of potential hazards which affect safety of yourself and others. - Page 6 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING: Handle the battery with care. Avoid dropping or jarring. Inspect regularly for signs of damage or swelling. Never use a damaged battery. WARNING: Do not use machine near flammable materials, liquids, vapors, or combustible dust. WARNING: Keep the battery dry. Avoid moisture or water exposure to prevent electrical shorts or corrosion.
- Page 7 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING: (continued from prior page) The following information explains other safety precautions and potential hazards during machine operation: • Take care to avoid slipping or falling. • Do not operate the machine on sloped surfaces. • Wear appropriate anti-skid shoes. •...
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Page 8: Machine Specifications
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING: The following information explains other safety precautions and potential hazards during transportation: • Turn off the key and disconnect the battery before transporting the machine. • This machine contains a Lithium Iron Phosphate battery. Observe and follow any and all rules, regulations, and ordinances when transporting the machine. -
Page 9: Components And Controls
COMPONENTS & CONTROLS Shroud Battery Tray Shroud Seal Battery Tray Crank Lifting Handle Power Cord Deck Power Cord Hook Front Bearing Housing Battery Position Indicator LED Light Strip Dust Bag Machine Cover/Water Tank Pad & Pad Driver Water Fill Opening Pad Retainer/Holder Handle Front Wheels... - Page 10 COMPONENTS & CONTROLS...
- Page 11 COMPONENTS & CONTROLS (under the wire bundle)
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Page 12: Machine Preparation
MACHINE PREPARATION MACHINE UNPACKING Note: The machine ships with three main elements of packing: • Base pallet, to which machine is strapped • Wooden frame, which is screwed to base pallet • Corrugated carton, which is stapled to the wooden frame To unpack the machine: 1. -
Page 13: Pad Installation
MACHINE PREPARATION 8. Place the new battery onto the battery tray. 9. Loosely install the two bolts which secure the battery mounting flange to battery tray. 10. Install the battery strap, and loosely install the two bolts that secure the battery strap to the battery tray. -
Page 14: Machine Operation
MACHINE OPERATION TURN MACHINE ON Simply turn the key switch clockwise. Within 1-2 seconds, the LCD display screen will illuminate. TURN MACHINE OFF Simply turn the key switch counterclockwise to the off position. LCD DISPLAY SCREEN When machine is first turned on, the LCD display screen will display a Welcome screen, with firmware revision number at the top: Then, after a few seconds, the LCD display screen will... -
Page 15: Engage Motor
MACHINE OPERATION ENGAGE MOTOR To engage motor, pull back on either/both of the grip switches. DISENGAGE MOTOR To disengage motor, release both grip switches. UNDERSTANDING BATTERY DISCHARGE When the machine is configured with a single battery, the discharge is straight-forward and intuitive: the single battery will be discharged and then must then be recharged when it is depleted. -
Page 16: Dispense Water
MACHINE OPERATION When machine is returned to operator position, the tilt switch will deactivate and machine will become powered on, equivalent to turning the key switch on. Note: Only fully rocking the machine back (such that the grips contact the floor) will activate the tilt switch. -
Page 17: Machine Adjustments
MACHINE OPERATION Best practices for battery charging: 1. Charge the batteries immediately after every use, even if the depletion was minimal. 2. Leave the battery plugged in until next use. The charger will monitor the battery and will not over- charge it. -
Page 18: Adjust Head Pressure
MACHINE ADJUSTMENTS Note: Consider the pad size when determining the appropriate pad speed. The higher range of pad speed is appropriate for a 21” or 24” pad, but is likely not appropriate for a 27” pad. CAUTION: Although increased pad speed can improve burnishing performance in some conditions, make sure you do not exceed the speed recommended by the pad manufacturer, as this could lead to damaged pads or short pad life. -
Page 19: Adjust Water Flow
MACHINE ADJUSTMENTS For the purpose of clarity, the following terms will be used in this section: Forward = closer to the front of the machine Rearward = closer to the rear of the machine Up = closer to the sky Down = closer to the ground Left = the left side when viewed from the Operator’s position Right = the right side when viewed from the Operator’s position... -
Page 20: Machine Transport
MACHINE TRANSPORT The machine includes a single rear caster for the purpose of machine transport. To transport the machine, lightly rock the machine back so that the pad & shroud are lifted off the floor and the rear caster rests on the floor. -
Page 21: Troubleshooting Guide
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE - ELECTRICAL Problem Potential Reason Solution Nothing happens when key switch turned on. Battery(s) is/are depleted. Charge battery(s). Battery cable(s) is/are not connected. Connect battery cables(s). Battery(s) is/are faulty. Replace battery(s). Key switch is faulty. Check/replace key switch. Tilt switch is activated (open), or faulty. -
Page 22: Mechanical System Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE - ELECTRICAL Problem Potential Reason Solution Machine does not charge. Battery(s) is/are already fully charged. No action necessary. Use machine for a period, and confirm that machine properly re-charges battery. Loose or disconnected wire/connection, especially at Check wire connections, connect any loose or charger, charger splitter, or battery. -
Page 23: Notes
NOTES... - Page 24 12605 Commerce Station Drive • Suite 700 Huntersville, NC 28078 onyxsolutions.com 704.827.9368 sales@onyxsolutions.com...
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