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21. CAUTION - If it is suspected that there is hazardous dust
or flammable materials
immediately and consult your superior.
22. DO NOT use to clean up any burning or lighted materials
such as cigarettes, matches, ashes or other combustible
objects.
23. Take care when using a machine near the top of stairs to
avoid overbalancing.
24. DO NOT put any object into openings. DO NOT use with
any opening blocked; keep free of dust, debris and
anything that may reduce airflow.
25. DO NOT cover the machine when in use.
26. Keep hair, loose clothing, hands, feet and all other parts
of the body away from openings and moving parts.
27. Do not operate the machine when connected to the
mains electrical supply.
28. DO NOT use if it has been damaged, left outdoors or
dropped in water.
29. DO NOT run the machine dry, as this could damage the
floor surface or the machine itself.
30. Never use excessive foaming or highly corrosive
cleaning solutions.
31. WARNING Unless you are charging the machine; always
remove the plug from the socket outlet.
32. Do not charge the machine with a damaged battery
charging lead or plug, or after the machine malfunctions
or is damaged in any way.
Service Agent for repair or adjustment.
33. Only replace the supply cord with the type specified in
the instruction manual.
34. This machine should always be connected to a fully
earthed power supply of the right voltage and frequency.
35. DO NOT leave machine running unattended.
36. When unplugging, pull the plug, not the charger supply
cord.
37. Unless charging, the plug of the charger supply cord
must be removed from the socket-outlet when not in use
and before commencing cleaning of the machine or
undertaking maintenance operations.
38. DO NOT pull or carry by the charger supply cord. DO
NOT use cord as a handle, close door on cord or pull
cord around sharp edges or corners.
39. WARNING: Keep the charger supply cord clear of
moving parts.
40. DO NOT kink or twist the charger supply cord and keep
cord away from heated surfaces.
41. DO NOT operate switches or touch the mains plug with
wet hands as this may cause electric shock.
Safe Disposal of Batteries
The batteries must be neutralised through an approved
secondary treatment facility prior to disposal as waste.
The battery can be recycled at an authorised facility, through
a licensed waste carrier.
CONTROLS ON THE MACHINE
The operating controls are located on the handle (1) and on
the side of the machine. Please refer to page 1.
1. Solution discharge handle
2. Solution tank
3. Recovery tank
4. Nozzle
Transporting the machine
Incorrect lifting techniques may result in personal injury. We
advise that the manual handling regulations are followed.
Carefully wrap the charger supply cord and store in dry
indoor location. Do not expose the machine to rain or
moisture.
When transporting the machine ensure that all components,
tanks and removable parts are securely fastened, and that
the supply cord and plug are not trailing.
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stop cleaning the area
Contact an authorised
5. Main brush
6. Pedal
7. Transport/working mode
8. Brush pressure
When transporting the machine the handle should be locked
in the upright position.
Take extreme care when moving the machine up or down
steps or stairs.
Brush Identification
Red, Blue, White and Yellow brush buttons are packed with
the machine. Simply plug the buttons into the hole in the
brush as shown. Clear identification, by colour coding, helps
prevent cross contamination.
Storage
• Always switch off, empty, wipe down and dry the machine
after use.
• Both the solution and recovery tanks should be emptied
and flushed out with clean water to ensure the seals and
pumps are free from any cleaning detergents.
• Store the machine in a dry indoor area only.
Maintenance
WARNING - Before undertaking maintenance
operations or adjustments switch off machine
and unplug
IMPORTANT – All other servicing and repairs should only be
performed by a Truvox engineer or Authorised Service
Agent. IMPORTANT – Should the machine fail to operate
please refer to the fault diagnosis section in the back of this
instruction manual. If the problem / remedy is not listed
please contact Truvox Customer Service Department for
rapid attention.
The machine requires minimum maintenance apart from the
following checks by the operator prior to use:
• DO NOT use aggressive detergents, acid, lye etc. during
cleaning and washing and take particular care with
electrical parts.
• Supply cord - Regularly inspect sheath, plug and cord
anchorage for damage or loose connection. Only replace
the supply cord with the type specified in these
instructions.
• Brushes - For maximum life, wash the brushes regularly.
Ensure machine is in Transport mode when not in use.
Store additional brushes in a vertical position to avoid
bending of bristles. Check for permanent bending of
bristles in a particular direction. This may occur if the
machine is operated for several days without removing the
brushes, which is not recommended. If this occurs, reverse
the brush so that the bent bristles are automatically
straightened.
• Wiper Blade - After years of use the wiper blade may
wear. If this occurs the water collection performance will
decrease. It should be replaced by an authorised service
agent.
• Solution feed filter (Pump) - The filter prevents clogging
of the spray nozzle and should be periodically cleaned.
Use pressurised air/water for cleaning.
• Nozzle maintenance (Pump) - If the spray of the nozzle
becomes blocked, slide the nozzle cover off and remove
nozzle wash in clean water and clean using a pin and refit.
UK Model only
The charger cord is equipped with a 13 amp fuse.
replacing fuse, use a 13 amp fuse confirming to BS1362. Do
not use the machine if fuse cover is missing.
After sales service
Truvox machines are high quality machines that have been
tested for safety by authorised technicians. It is always
apparent that after longer working periods, electrical and
mechanical components will show signs of wear and tear or
ageing. To maintain operational safety and reliability the
following service interval has been defined: Every year or
after 250 hours. Under extreme or specialised conditions
and/or insufficient maintenance,
from the electricity supply.
shorter maintenance
If