What should I do if a fully automatic floor cleaner doesn’t clean thoroughly?
As a commonly used cleaning device, the functions of fully automatic floor scrubbers are well-known to everyone. However, some users have reported that these machines don't clean thoroughly enough. Below, Qing Qin Yu’s editor has summarized the possible reasons behind this issue:
1. The floor scrubber’s wastewater tank was not emptied in a timely manner.
After using the floor scrubber, the user forgot to promptly empty the wastewater tank, resulting in the next time the floor scrubber is used, it fails to suction up the wastewater on the floor, leaving the floor unclean.
2. Reasons for the floor scrubber battery
As the power source for floor scrubbers, batteries—when not properly maintained, not charged regularly, charged for insufficient durations, used beyond their recommended lifespan, or paired with substandard batteries by certain manufacturers—can all lead to inconsistent operating times for the floor scrubber. In severe cases, this can even prevent the floor scrubber from starting up normally.
3. Floor causes related to floor scrubbers
Different enterprises and institutions will choose different flooring materials when renovating their spaces. Various floor types—such as wood flooring, epoxy flooring, ceramic tiles, cement floors, carpets, and asphalt—each have a distinct impact on the cleaning effectiveness of floor scrubbers. To ensure a thoroughly clean floor, it’s essential to assess the specific site conditions and determine both the duration and method of cleaning accordingly.
4. Adjustment of floor scrubber consumables
If the suction isn't clean, it could also be due to improper adjustment of the angle of the suction pad after replacing the rubber blade. In this case, you can readjust the rubber blade so that the suction pad lies flat on the ground—neither too low nor too high.
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