What should I do if the floor scrubber’s brush disc isn’t rotating, or if it can’t automatically load or unload the brush disc?
No matter which type we choose, Floor scrubber Whether it’s a push-type floor scrubber or a ride-on floor scrubber, during use, you might encounter situations where the scrubbing disc fails to rotate or cannot be automatically loaded or unloaded. What should you do in such cases? Many people tend to attribute these issues to poor quality of the floor scrubber—but in fact, that’s not necessarily the case.
1. When the floor scrubber’s brush disc stops rotating, promptly check whether there are any foreign objects lodged in the brush disc. Often, such objects can obstruct the rotation of the brush disc; in severe cases, they may even damage the brush disc motor or cause electrical circuit malfunctions. Therefore, if the brush disc fails to rotate, be sure to remove any obstructions immediately.
2. If the floor scrubber’s brush disc fails to rise or lower, it’s likely because a foreign object has become lodged in the switch or is pressing against the brush disc. In such cases, you must promptly check for any obstructions and remove them at once. Otherwise, the switch may be affected, and in severe cases, this could even lead to electrical circuit failure.
In short, when the floor scrubber’s brush disc isn’t rotating, be sure to check for any foreign objects present, so you can use it more effectively.
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