What should I do if the water suction blade on a ride-on floor scrubber isn't performing well?

Release time:2018-12-28

When ride-on floor scrubbers are frequently misused—such as when they’re employed to clean excessively large surfaces that exceed the machine’s technical capabilities, or when the equipment is simply unsuited for the type of task at hand—you may encounter certain problems and their corresponding solutions: 1. Check whether the suction squeegee’s rubber strip is clean and free of any solid debris trapped inside. 2. Replace any damaged rubber strips and adjust the angle of the suction squeegee. For proper operation, the height of the suction squeegee should be adjusted according to the wear condition of the rubber strip. During cleaning, the rear rubber strip should bend backward by 5 mm along its length. 3. Verify that the suction hose is correctly inserted into the inlet of the wastewater tank. 4. Remove the suction unit and…

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Check whether the rubber strip of the water squeegee is clean and whether any solid residues are left inside.
2

Replace the damaged rubber strip. Adjust the angle of the squeegee. For proper use, the squeegee’s height should be adjusted according to the wear condition of the rubber strip; during cleaning, the rear rubber strip should be bent backward by 5 mm along its length.
3

Check whether the suction pipe has been properly inserted into the inlet of the sewage tank.
4

Remove the water-absorbing units and please wash them.
5

Check whether the water-absorbing motor switch is turned on.
6

Check the adjustment of the water rake wheel.