Operating Instructions for Industrial Floor Scrubbers

I. Pre-Use Preparation

Inspect the equipment: Check the machine body, brush discs, squeegee blades and other components to ensure no damage, deformation or loosening.
Confirm the power supply: For corded models, inspect the power cord and socket grounding; for battery-powered models, ensure the battery level is ≥50% and charge in a well-ventilated, dry area.
Add liquids: Fill the clean water tank with water, add cleaning solution as needed, and do not exceed the maximum capacity.
Wear protective gear: Put on non-slip shoes and work clothes to prevent accidents.

Start the equipment: Turn on the power (some models require a key to start) and check that the indicator lights and display show no faults.
Adjust the height: Adjust the height of the brush discs and squeegee blades according to the floor material to ensure they fit closely without damaging the floor.
Start cleaning: Push or drive the machine slowly—recommended speed is 5-8km/h for ride-on models and normal walking speed for walk-behind models. Simultaneously activate the brush disc and suction functions, and monitor the cleaning effect.
Safe operation: Slow down when turning; stop and avoid obstacles when encountered.
End cleaning: When the task is completed or the dirty water tank reaches 80% capacity, turn off the brush disc, suction function and power supply, then move the machine to the designated location.

Clean the dirty water tank: Drain the dirty water, rinse with clean water and air-dry.
Maintain components: Remove the brush discs to clear debris and check for wear; clean the squeegee rubber strips and filter screen, and replace if damaged.
Wipe the machine body: Wipe dust with a damp cloth; use neutral detergent for stubborn stains and avoid electronic components.
Charge and store: Charge battery-powered models promptly and unplug once fully charged; store in a dry, well-ventilated area. Charge every 7-10 days if not in use for a long time.

Do not perform maintenance while the machine is running; disconnect the power and ensure it stops completely before operation.
Only personnel who have received professional training are allowed to operate the machine.
Pay attention to the center of gravity when cleaning slopes to prevent slipping or tipping.
Immediately disconnect the power and report for repair if abnormalities such as unusual noises or smoke occur.