Wrangler 1710 AB Instructions D'origine page 4

NOISE AND VIBRATION
NOISE
Sound pressure level at Operator
position (ISO 11201)
VIBRATION
Weighted RMS acceleration value
(ISO 5349)
MACHINE INSPECTION
 Now that the machine is unpacked remember to
recycle all packing materials.
 Inspect the machine for damage or missing
components. If damage is found, contact the local
freight company to file a freight claim.
MACHINE COMPONENTS
Solution Tank
The solution tank is the lower part of the machine
body. It has a capacity of 10 gallons (38 liters).
 The amount of water in the tank is measured by the
sight hose, (clear plastic tube), at the rear of the
machine.
Recovery Tank
The recovery tank is the upper part of the machine
body. It has a capacity of 12 gallons (45 liters).
 A rectangular lid assembly closes the recovery
tank.
 The recovery tank has a foam-sensitive float shut-
off assembly. As the water or foam level rises, the
float ball will rise and shut off the air-flow of the
vacuum motor to the squeegee. It does not shut off
the vacuum motor.
Control Panel
The operator control panel is located at the rear area
of the machine. This panel has components that
control various machine functions.
Starting from the left side:
 The circuit breaker is for both the brush motor and
the vacuum motor.
 The first switch turns the brush motor on and off.
 The next switch turns the vacuum motor on and off.
 The red switch is the master power switch; it
controls the power to all components
Battery Meter
The battery meter is located on the right side of the
operator control panel and shows the state of charge
of batteries during operation and recharge.
The battery meter is equipped with a relay that will
open, turning off the machine, when the battery
voltage has dropped to its lowest permissible level.
 When the batteries are fully charged, all of the
LED's are illuminated.
 As the batteries discharge, the LED's start to turn
off, one at a time, from right to left.
 When the last yellow LED on the left starts
blinking, there is only a few minutes of runtime left
before the machine is automatically turned off.
Squeegee Assembly
The squeegee assembly has a wide, flat frame to help
prevent damage, two (2) mounting knobs, and two (2)
small wheels to prevent "rollover" in reverse.
Brush Gear Motor
This machine has one (1) 24-volt brush motor located
66dB(A)
at the front of the machine. The motor is attached to
a gearbox to turn the pad drivers or brushes.
 This motor has carbon brushes that must be
2
.367 m/s
serviced on a regular basis. The carbon brushes
have an expected life of 2,000 operating hours.
Refer to the maintenance section later in this book.
Vacuum Motor
This machine has a 24-volt vacuum motor.
 The vacuum motor is attached to the underside of
the solution tank behind the rubber flap.
 This motor has carbon brushes that must be
serviced on a regular basis. The carbon brushes
have a maximum expected life of 700 operating
hours. Refer to the maintenance section later in
this book.
Battery Packages
The Wrangler 1710/2010 is a 24 volt system with
two (2) 12 volt, 115 amp hour batteries. Consult your
local NSS authorized distributor for application
recommendations.
PREPARING THE MACHINE
Installing the Batteries:
 Turn off all switches.
 Empty all liquids from recovery tank.
 Step on foot pedal at front of machine to release
tanks. Lift tanks up and tilt back to rest on handles.
 Refer to the wiring diagram on bottom of tanks.
 Align batteries in the compartment as shown on the
diagram.
 Install battery cables as shown on the wiring
diagram.
 Tighten bolts and hex nuts with a wrench.
 CAUTION: Do not short across two terminals with
a wrench.
 Loose or improper battery connections will cause
battery or machine damage and possible personal
injury.
Battery Charging
 To recharge the batteries plug the charger cord,
located at the rear of the machine, into an electrical
outlet.
 When the cord is plugged into an outlet the
machine will become disabled.
See charging instructions for more details.
Preparing the Solution and Recovery Tanks:
 Never use water over 140°F (60°C) degrees.
 Excessively hot water may damage components
such as the tanks.
 Put 1 to 2 gallons [3.8L to 7.6L] of clean water into
the solution tank first to help dilute the chemicals
and prevent excess foaming. Dilute the cleaning
chemicals according to the manufacturer's
instructions.
 Fill the tank by pouring the water and cleaning
chemicals through the mesh filter that covers the
opening at the front of the solution tank.