Pacific Proteus 210E Manuale di installazione e funzionamento

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Proteus 210E

Operating & Maintenance

Instructions

READ THIS MANUAL

This operator's manual has important

information for the use and safe operation

of this machine. Read this manual

carefully before starting the machine.

Keep this manual and tell all operators to

read this manual. If you do not follow the

instructions, you can cause an injury or

damage equipment. Carefully inspect all

components to ensure that there is no

concealed freight damage. If damage is

discovered, file a "CONCEALED

DAMAGE REPORT" immediately with the

delivering carrier. The content of this

manual are based on the latest product

information available at the time of

publication. Pacific Steamex reserves the

right to make changes or improvements to

its machines without notice.

For new manuals write to:

Pacific

2259 S. Sheridan

Muskegon, MI 49442-6252

or download the most recent version of

the manuals from our website:

www.pacificfloorcare.com

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, RECORD THE

FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

SERIAL NUMBER

DATE PURCHASED

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1) You must read the instruction manual carefully before using the machine.

2) Make sure all labels are fastened to the machine.

3) Do not use the machine near flammable materials and vapors.

4) Do not use acid solutions that could damage the machine.

5) Do not stop and leave the machine on ramp.

6) During any maintenance operation disconnect the electric power supply from the

machine.

7) Do not touch the rotating parts when the machine is in operation.

8) Do not operate the machine unless it is completely assembled.

9) Keep the electrical parts of the machine dry. Do not wash the machine with direct

water jets or high pressure. Store the machine in a dry location.

10) The machine must be grounded. If it should malfunction, grounding provides a path of

least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock. This machine is

equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding plug.

The plug must be inserted into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and

grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances.

11) Avoid damage to the machine’s electrical cord. Always lift the machine over the cord.

Do not run the machine over the cord.

12) Maintenance and repairs on this machine must be done by a qualified or authorized

person.

WARNING: Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of

electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service person if you are in doubt as to

whether the outlet is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the machine if it

will not fit theoutlet; have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician. The machine is

designed to use a nominal 120 Volt AC circuit, with a grounding lug.

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SYMBOLS USED ON THE AUTOMATIC SCRUBBER

Water Valve Indicator

Water Flow Rate Indicator

Brush Drive Motor Control Switch

Vacuum Motor Control Switch

Squeegee Lift Lever Indicator

Waste Fluid Drain Indicator

Maximum temperature of fluid added to Solution Tank is

50° Celsius (120° Fahrenheit)

Tie Down Location Indicator

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MACHINE PREPARATION

1) UNPACKING THE MACHINE

a) Take off the outer packaging.

b) The machine is fastened to

the pallet with wooden

wedges that block the wheels.

Remove wedge and tie down

straps.

c) Pull the machine off the pallet.

2) SQUEEGEE ASSEMBLY

a) Assemble the squeegee as

shown in the figure to the

right. The squeegee lever

should be in its up position.

b) Insert the locking pin into the

squeegee stud bolt to secure

the squeegee in place.

c) Push the squeegee hose over

the squeegee vacuum port.

The hose should be located to

the right of the squeegee lift

cable.

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MACHINE PREPARATION

3) ADJUSTING SQUEEGEE HEIGHT

The height from floor to squeegee should be

adjusted based on blade wear. Rotate the

knobs counter-clockwise to lift squeegee and

clockwise to lower it.

NOTE: Rotate the right and left adjusting

knobs until the squeegee is positioned parallel

to the floor.

4) ADJUSTING SQUEEGEE INCLINATION

During operation the rear squeegee blade is

most efficient when bent backwards roughly

3/16ths of an inch along its entire length. To

increase the blade bending in the center of the

squeegee, tilt the squeegee body backward by

turning the adjuster screw counter-clockwise.

Conversely, turn the adjuster screw clockwise

to increase the bending at the outside edges

of squeegee blade.

5) INSTALLING THE SPLASH GUARD

The splash guard should be installed as

shown in the image to the right.

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MACHINE PREPARATION

6) BRUSH INSTALLATION

a) Lift the brush base by pressing on the

foot pedal.

b) Place the brushes under the base.

Align the brush lugs with the holes in

the brush plate. Insert the brushes

into the plate and turn each brush so

the lugs are pushed toward their

retaining springs, until locked. The

image at the lower right shows the

direction of rotation for installing the

right brush. The left brush is rotated

in the opposite direction.

7) SOLUTION WATER

Fill the solution tank with clean water at a

temperature of no more than 50°C

(120°F). Add the proper concentration of

liquid detergent by following the

manufacture’s instructions. Excess foam

in the recovery tank can damage the

vacuum motor. Use the minimum

amount of detergent that is necessary.

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MACHINE PREPARATION

8) HOSE CONNECTIONS

Open the lid and confirm the following

connections are secure:

a) The vacuum cover (2) is securely

attached, turn clockwise to tighten.

b) The vacuum hose (1) is attached.

c) The hose cuff on the vacuum hose (on

the back of the machine) is inserted.

9) POWER CORD OPERATION

The total length of cord is 65 feet. Pull the

cord to the length needed. It should lock to

length. If the cord does not automatically

lock, pull out the cord from 2.5 to 15 inches

and then release the cord. The cord will

now be locked. Plug the machine's power

cord into a properly grounded outlet.

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MACHINE OPERATION

1) Turn on the brush motor switch (1).

2) Turn on the vacuum motor switch (2).

3) Item (6) is the solution flow indicator. When

the indicator is illuminated, cleaning solution

is flowing. To stop the solution flow raise

lever (3) to the off position.

4) Adjust the flow rate of the cleaning solution

with lever (3). There should be enough

solution to wet the floor uniformly, but not so

much thatit gets past the splash guard.

Remember that the correct solution quantity

depends on the type of floor, the dirt level and

the scrubbing speed.

5) Release the foot pedal and lower the brush

base.

6) Lower the squeegee using lever (4).

7) The brushes turn by pulling on levers (5) until

they touch the handle grip. During the first

few yards of operation, check that the

quantity of the cleaning solution is sufficient to

wet the floor and that the squeegee dries the

floor surface.

8) OVERFILL PROTECTION

The machine is equipped with a float that stops

the vacuum air flow when the recovery tank is

full. When this occurs, empty the recovery tank

by removing the plug on the drain hose and

empty machine into an approved waste drain.

WARNING: Use gloves for protection from

contact with dangerous solution.

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DAILY MACHINE MAINTENANCE

After finishing work and before any type of

maintenance is done, it is necessary to do the

following:

1) Close the water valve with lever (1).

2) Raise the brush base with the foot pedal.

3) Lift the squeegee with lever (2). Note: The

squeegee blades can be damaged if the

squeegee is not raised during storage or

transport.

4) Turn off the brush switch (3).

5) Turn off the vacuum motor switch (4).

6) Disconnect the machine's power cord from the

electrical outlet.

7) Inspect the power cord and plug for nicks, cuts

and any other damage. Report any damage

to your service manger for repair.

8) Clean the power cord with rag. Make sure

there is no water or dirt on the power cord.

9) Pull out the power cord a small distance and

then release it. The power cord will retract

automatically.

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DAILY MACHINE MAINTENANCE

CLEANING THE RECOVERY TANK

10)Empty the recovery tank by removing the plug

from the drain hose.

WARNING: Use gloves for protection from

contact with dangerous solution.

11)Lift the cover of the recovery tank.

12)Take off the vacuum cap (1) by rotating it

counter clockwise.

13)Remove the filter and its housing.

14)Rinse the tank with clean water.

CLEANING THE VACUUM FILTER

15)Lift the cover.

16)Take off the vacuum cap by rotating it counter

clockwise.

17)Remove the filter and its housing.

18)Use water to clean the walls and the bottom

of the filter.

19)Remove the filter and its housing.

20)Wash all components thoroughly.

21)Reassemble repeating the above operations

in reverse.

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