User manual NILFISK APC 328

[. . . ] · Use only the manufacturer's recommended attachments. · Inspect the power cord regularly for damage, such as cracking, ageing, or damaged insulation. Replace the power cord with the same type as original if any damage is found. · If the machine is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors or flooded with water, return it to a service center. [. . . ] Call the distributor from whom you purchased this machine if you need parts and service. Have your serial number at hand. Serial Number: __________________ Model: APC 328 Purchase Date:_____________ Write the name and phone number of your distributor: _____________________________________ _____________________________________ (and be sure to register your purchase to active your warranty) YOUR MACHINE Operator Handle (1): Operator holds onto this handle to move the machine from one location to another. Solution Tank Lid (2): This lid screws off so the tank can be filled. The solution fill hose is tethered to the lid, and hangs inside the arm of the Operator Handle. Maid's tote and Recovery tank lid (3): This removable container holds often-used items and has a handle for easy carrying. The recovery tank lid sits under the maid's tote and covers the opening in the Recovery Tank. This is where the operator can access the tank to clean it and the ball float cage. The tank can be flushed out by running clean warm water into this opening and laying the open drain hose into a bucket or drain. Recovery Hose (4): Waste water is picked-up through this hose. Spray Hose (5): This hose delivers water from the machine to the cleaning tool. Drain Hose (6): This hose is used to empty the recovery tank. NOTE: hold the end of the hose above the water level in the tank to avoid sudden, uncontrolled flow of waste water when you remove the cap, then lower the hose slowly to control the rate of discharge. Quick Disconnect (7): Point of attachment for the Spray Hose (5). Castors and Wheels (8): Castors pivot for ease of steering, and large back wheels make it easy to roll the machine from location to location. Chemical Feed Lines (9): These clear tubes connect the cleaning chemical containers to the machine where the chemical can be siphoned into the outlet water from the pump. Metering tips -- used to change the ratio of water to chemical -- are installed here. Switch Plate (10): The machine's on/off switches for the vacuum and for the pump are located here and this is where the valve to change chemical feeds is located. power cord connects to a power cord pigtail on the rear of the machine. Chemical Container Holders (12): Two molded-in bottle holders for chemical jugs. 11 2 1 4 3 9 5 12 6 10 7 8 KNOW YOUR SWITCH PLATE 1 I O 2 O 4 3 Vacuum Switch (1): turns on the vacuum motor. Chemical Valve (2): switches between the two chemical containers. When the selector is pointed straight down, the valve is off and neither chemical is selected. When the selector is pointed directly towards one or the other symbols, that chemical is selected. [. . . ] 14) Set the spray gun to high pressure and rinse the area from the top down. 15) Connect the vacuum hose, attach the squeegee, and turn on the vacuum (rocker switch). 16) Squeegee off the mirrors, pick up the liquid off the floor with the floor tool. If you have the optional blow dry hose, use it to dry the fixtures. [. . . ]