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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...
As time goes by and Fully automatic floor scrubber As the usage time increases, machines naturally begin to age—this is a perfectly normal phenomenon. Below, we’ll provide a detailed introduction to the causes of these failures and the corresponding troubleshooting methods.
1. What should I do if the floor scrubber’s water suction performance has significantly declined?
1. Check whether there are any debris or residue left inside the rubber strip of the suction squeegee. During cleaning, some fibrous solids can easily stick to the rubber strip.
2. The rubber strip is already damaged. The rubber strip on the floor scrubber is a wear-and-tear part, and prolonged cleaning operations can cause significant wear to the strip. Therefore, it needs to be replaced promptly when necessary.
3. If, while cleaning the floor, you notice a significant difference in cleanliness between the two sides of the floor, it’s because the pressure on either side of the squeegee is unbalanced or the angle hasn’t been adjusted properly. During normal cleaning operations, try to keep the rubber strips on both sides as aligned as possible.
4. Check whether the water-suction motor is functioning properly. Once the water-suction motor malfunctions or fails to operate, the cleaning efficiency will be significantly reduced.
II. What should I do if the floor scrubber’s brush disc isn’t rotating?
1. Check whether the battery is functioning properly by using a voltmeter to measure its voltage. Then, determine whether the fuse has blown. After identifying the cause, replace the damaged component.
2. Check whether the floor scrubber’s switch function is working properly. If the brush disc of the floor scrubber doesn’t rotate when you turn on the power switch on the control panel, you’ll need to replace the switch.
3. There’s another situation that’s easily overlooked: If the clear water tank runs out of water, or if the outlet pipe connecting the clear water tank to the brush plate becomes blocked, the brush plate won’t rotate either. In such a case, you’ll need to remove the blockage.
III. What should we do if there’s too much foam?
During the cleaning process, we add detergent to the clean water tank. However, there’s a strict requirement for the correct proportion. If excessive foam appears, it’s definitely because too much detergent was added—either the proportion wasn’t properly controlled or the detergent itself has a naturally high foaming rate. In such cases, you’ll need to reduce the amount of detergent further beyond the originally specified ratio.
Four, what if you can't walk in a straight line?
The floor scrubber is unable to move in a straight line. There are two possible reasons for this issue. First, the floor surface is uneven. Second, the scrubber’s brush pad isn’t applying sufficient pressure; you’ll need to adjust the pressure to a level that allows for normal operation.
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