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What basic precautions should be taken when using a floor scrubber?


As the application scope of floor scrubbers expands, basic operational precautions have become a common concern among users. So, what are the essential things to keep in mind during the daily use of a floor scrubber? Next, the editor from Metech will share with you some key points to note when using a floor scrubber: 1. Before cleaning, perform a preliminary cleanup of the area to be cleaned—removing small stones, large debris, and other objects. Failure to do so may interfere with the operation of the water suction blade and could also prevent the floor scrubber from functioning properly if it gets damaged. 2. Deep grooves on the floor can affect the floor scrubber’s water-suction efficiency. If the machine is not in use regularly, avoid randomly starting the brush motor when the brush disc is in the raised position; otherwise, the brush disc might get automatically disengaged. 3. If the floor scrubber is going to be idle for an extended period, thoroughly clean both the wastewater tank and the clean water tank, open their lids, and let them air-dry completely. (For battery-powered floor scrubbers, remove the batteries first.) Then, cover the floor scrubber with a dust-proof cloth and store it properly. 4. Avoid using the floor scrubber for excessively long periods at a time. If the machine becomes overheated after 3-4 hours of continuous use, allow it to cool down for a while before resuming operation. This helps prevent the motor from overheating and getting burned out.


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