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Do you know the reason behind the water residue issue with floor scrubbers?
Release time:2018-09-29
Drive-on floor scrubbers are highly efficient and easy to operate, making them extremely popular with customers. Typically, drive-on floor scrubbers are used in larger spaces, so any malfunction can disrupt a customer’s normal workflow. How can we make these machines even more effective in serving us? Some customers have reported that their drive-on floor scrubbers aren’t effectively suctioning up water. Here, we’d like to share some tips on how to address this issue:
1. Check whether the water-suction rubber strip has worn out.
2. Verify that the wastewater pipe isn’t blocked by small debris.
3. Inspect whether the vacuum suction motor’s filter has become dirty.
4. Make sure there’s no residual debris or fragments left on the water-suction blade.
Drive-on floor scrubbers are highly efficient and easy to operate, making them extremely popular with customers. Typically, drive-on floor scrubbers are used in larger spaces, and any malfunction can disrupt the customer’s normal workflow. So how can we make these machines even more effective in serving us?
Some customers have reported to us that their ride-on floor scrubbers aren’t effectively removing water. Here, we’d like to share some tips on how to address this issue of inadequate water suction.
1. Check whether the water-absorbing strip is worn out.
2. Is the sewage suction pipe blocked by small debris?
3. Check whether the vacuum water suction motor filter is dirty.
4. Check whether there are any residual debris or trash on the water squeegee.
5. Check whether the sewage suction pipe is properly connected or whether it is damaged.
6. Check whether the sewage tank lid is securely closed.
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