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4.3. By means of a vacuum created inside the collection tank, the used
water and the dirt are completely absorbed and conveyed to the
dirty water tank.
To prevent dirty water or foam damaging the vacuum motor, the
collection tank is protected by two sensors (electrodes) which shut
the machine down when the tank is full (they also detect the level of
any foam present).
4.4. After finishing the work or when the solution in the tank is used up
(indicated with a red flashing light on the switch board), stop brush
rotation by pressing the corresponding button. This also stops the
flow of water. Raise the head using the pedal.
4.5. To collect the remaining dirt, continue for a further 3-4 metres with
suction activated and the squeegee lowered, than turn both
functions off by pressing the suction button and raising the
squeegee lever. This empties all water left in the circuit into the
collection tank.
IMPORTANT!
After you have finished cleaning, you are recommended to raise the
tank lid and turn the suction motor on again for a few minutes. The
dry air sucked in will evaporate any remaining moisture, extending
the working life of the motor.
4.6. Empty the collection tank into a container or drain using the black drain
hose and proceeding as follows:
-detach the hose from the control panel;
-keeping the hose raised above the level of the tank at all times,
remove the cap;
-lower the hose gradually towards the container.
4.7. IMPORTANT! After each cleaning session, you are recommended to
drain the dirty water and rinse the tank to avoid unpleasant smells
or the formation of harmful germs. To make this operation faster,
