Small Tips for Troubleshooting Electric Floor Scrubbers

Release time:2018-03-28

As the period of time since you’ve purchased an electric floor scrubber increases, the machine will inevitably encounter various malfunctions—often caused by improper use. These issues may include insufficient water suction, a brush disc that has stopped rotating, or a decline in cleaning performance. When problems arise, it’s crucial to address them promptly. So, how can you tackle these common issues with your electric floor scrubber? Next, the editor from Metengqi will share some handy tips to help you resolve these problems. 1. What should you do if your electric floor scrubber’s water-suction performance has significantly declined? 1. If the water-suction rubber pad hasn’t been cleaned for a long time, oil stains and dirt will accumulate on its surface, affecting its performance. 2. If the rubber pad is worn out, it needs to be replaced. 3. Check whether the water-suction motor has malfunctioned. 4. Ensure the wastewater tank is properly sealed.

As the period of time since you purchased your electric floor scrubber lengthens, the machine will inevitably encounter various malfunctions—often caused by improper use. These issues may include insufficient water suction, a brush disc that has stopped rotating, or a decline in cleaning performance. When problems arise, it’s important to address them promptly. So, how can you tackle these common issues with your electric floor scrubber? Next, the editor from Metengqi will share some handy tips to help you resolve these problems.

1. What should I do if the water-absorbing performance of my electric floor scrubber has significantly declined?

1. If the water-absorbing rubber is left uncleaned for a long time, oil stains and dirt will accumulate on its surface, which will affect its performance.

2. The rubber coating is worn and needs to be replaced;

3. Is the water-absorbing motor malfunctioning?

4. Is the seal ring of the sewage tank damaged?

II. What should I do if the brush disc isn’t rotating?

1. Check whether the battery still has power; negative-pressure operations are strictly prohibited.

2. Is the brush disc motor malfunctioning?

III. What should I do if the cleaning performance declines?

1. This issue is multifaceted: check whether the brush disc is worn. If it is worn, it needs to be replaced promptly.

2. Are there any oil stains on the floor or debris that the electric floor scrubber cannot clean?

3. Perform regular equipment maintenance and check the electrolyte, etc.

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