Dustbane Hurricane 890 XTT Manuel D'opération page 26

• The machine does not have a parking brake as it is fitted with an electromagnetic
brake which automatically brakes the machine when the drive pedal is not pressed.
• To stop all functions, press the brush button (fig. A, ref. 8).
• Turn the main switch (fig. A, ref. 1) to the "0" position.
Running down of the batteries during work:
To avoid damaging the batteries and shortening their working life, do not continue
using the machine once the batteries are flat.
The meaning of the battery charge control light (fig. A, ref. 5) is given below:
1 flashing red LED: battery voltage under 18 V (ACID batteries) or under 19 V (GEL
batteries), drive is shut down. Recharge the batteries.
1 red LED on steadily: battery voltage between 18 and 20.5 V (ACID batteries) or 19
and 21.5 V (GEL batteries), SUPER-MINIMUM battery charge. Recharge the batteries.
1 red LED + 1 yellow LED on steadily: battery voltage between 20.5 and 21.5 V (ACID
batteries) or 21.5 and 22.5 V (GEL batteries), MINIMUM battery charge.
1 red LED + 1 yellow LED + 1 green LED_1 on steadily: battery voltage between 21.5
and 24 V (ACID batteries) or 22.5 and 25 V (GEL batteries), MEDIUM battery charge.
1 red LED + 1 yellow LED + 1 green LED_1 + 1 green LED_2 on steadily: battery
voltage between 24 and 27.4 V (ACID batteries) or 25 and 28.4 V (GEL batteries),
MAXIMUM battery charge.
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Emptying the collection tank:
Emptying the solution tank:
before lifting the solution tank, always remove the suction hose fitted to the squeegee.
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Each time you fill the solution tank, always empty the collection tank.
Use suitable personal protection devices.
when the collection tank is full, the level indicator comes on (fig. A, ref. 11) and
after a few seconds the suction motor is turned off. You must stop working and
empty the tank.
1 Stop the machine by releasing the pedal (fig. B, ref. 7)
2 Turn off all functions using the brush button (fig. A, ref. 8).
3 Take the machine to the disposal area.
4 Empty the collection tank through the hose (fig. B, ref. 10), then rinse the
tank with clean water.
5 Proceed as described in points 1 to 3.
6 At the end of work, empty the solution tank by by unscrewing the cap (fig.
E, ref. 4), then rinse the tank with clean water.
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