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Solutions to Common Problems with Fully Automatic Floor Cleaning Machines


As time goes by and the fully automatic floor scrubber is used for longer periods, it’s perfectly normal for the machine to show signs of aging. Below, we’ll provide a detailed introduction to the causes of common malfunctions and their corresponding solutions. 1. What should you do if the floor scrubber’s water-suction performance has significantly declined? 1. Check whether there are any debris or residues left inside the rubber strip on the suction squeegee. During cleaning, some fibrous solids tend to easily stick to the rubber strip. 2. If the rubber strip is already damaged, remember that the floor scrubber’s rubber strip is a wear-and-tear part. Prolonged cleaning operations can cause considerable wear on the rubber strip, so it’s important to replace it promptly when necessary. 3. If, while cleaning the floor, you notice a significant difference in cleanliness between the two sides of the floor...


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