HOW TO ASSEMBLE THE HANDLE TUBE
Models: B-1500-P and B-1500-C
1. Before assembling the handle tube (6) on chassis (16), lower lever handle (7) and place tube between chassis and clamp (13).
2. The handle tube (6) has to face backwards as in Fig.1
3. Make sure the guide on the handle tube (6) coincides with the guide on the chassis (16).
4. Raise the lever handle (7) until it is in vertical position, as shown in Fig.2. By doing this there should be no play on the handle tube.
Note: The clamp is tightened at the factory, if it requires adjustment tighten or loose the bolts and the security knot (18).
5. Plug in both, the female motor cord (10) and the motor cord (11).
6. Place the pad driver as instructed (see how to install the pad driver).
Note: When moving the machine make sure the pad driver has no
contact with the floor.
Model: B-1500-FP and B-1500-FC
1. Before assembling the handle tube (6), make sure the handle clamp (13) is positioned with the hole in the tube facing the motor
(see Fig A).
2. Slide the handle tube (6) through the handle clamp (13), hold the yoke (20) vertical and insert the tube over the yoke (see Fig A).
3. Turn the handle tube so the box switch insert faces the motor, align the holes on the tube and the yoke, place the two screws in the
holes with the heads towards the motor (see Fig B).
4. Place the safety nuts (23) on the screws, with the flat part facing the screw, turn them manually until they get hard, then hold the
head with one 7/16 wrench and tight the nut with the other wrench as far as it can go (See Fig B).
5. Move the handle release lever (7) down on the lock position and turn the pressure-adjusting knob (12) as far as it goes (
6. Place the handle release lever (7) up on the release position and tighten the pressure adjusting knob 1/4 more.
7. Place the handle lever (7) down again, and try tilting the machine over the rear wheels pulling down the handle, if the handle clamp
(13) slips over the tube, move the handle lever (7) up to the release position, and turn the adjusting knob 1/4 more.
8. Repeat step No.7 until the handle clamp does not slips when trying to tilt the machine.
9. Connect the motor cord (11) to the female motor cord (10).
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Fig.A
DUST CONTROL MODEL B-1500-C AND B-1500-FC
THIS MODEL INCLUDES A DUST CONTROL SYSTEM THAT COLLECTS FLOOR FINISH DUST INTO A FILTER BAG, MAINTAINING
CLEANER INDOOR AIR QUALITY.
HOW TO INSTALL PADS
1. Make sure the machine is unplugged.
2. Lower the unit until the box switch is on the ground.
3. This machine includes a plastic tube located at the lower part of the plate that avoids brush skirt damage during transportation.
Remove this piece by pulling it outwards (Fig. 3).
4. Place the pad in position and secure it by using the center plate (included). Turn the center plate clockwise until it is tight.
HOW TO REPLACE FILTER BAG
1. Make sure machine is unplugged.
2. Open the Burnisher's front compartment (Fig.4).
a. Grasp the bag and pull it carefully from the connector.
b. Place the new bag around the connector and close the front compartment.
3. Change the filter bag at least every 6 months or when the bag is about half of its capacity.
STORAGE
1. To avoid brush skirt damage, while the machine is not in use lean it back on its 4 wheels, lifting the plate from the floor.
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Fig.C
Fig.4
ALWAYS UNPLUG THE MACHINE BEFORE INSTALLING THE DRIVER OR PADS
HOW TO INSTALL THE PAD DRIVER
1. Make sure machine is unplugged (9).
2. Lower the unit until the box switch (3) is on the ground.
3. Unscrew the center plate (17), located at the lower part of the plate, counter clockwise. Insert center plate and turn clockwise until
it is tight.
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HOW TO START YOUR MACHINE
1. Place the appropriate pad and connect the line cord into a grounded outlet.
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2. Place the machine over the rear wheels. Turn on the starting switch and push the switch lock, with this the motor start working. Wait
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5 seconds and place pad on the floor.
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3. Some models are provided with an overload protector that will work if the pad is overloaded. If that occurs, wait 30 seconds,
approximately, and push the red button, you will hear a click. After that you can turn on the machine as described in point 2.
OPERATING TIPS
* It is convenient that the operator start at the position closest to the current outlet and move outward as far as the line cord will go.
Then return to the original point.
Fig.2
* To stop the machine just release the handle levers.
* Remove driver & pads before storing.
* To go up or down stairs use the rear wheels.
* Due to it's high speed never use on wet floors or with pads larger than 20" in diameter.
* Use the appropriate pads: the darker pads are more abrasive. The correct pad will give you the best result according to the floor
condition and type.
Fig C).
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WARRANTY
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state.
This product is warranted against malfunctions and defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 (one) year and 3 (three)
years on motor and transmission.
THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY to any products or parts there of which have been damaged by tampering, misuse or
abuse or which have been altered or repaired by an unauthorized person or service center.
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THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY to brushes, since length of their life depends upon the amount of use.
FOR REPAIR, the inoperative machine must be delivered with shipping and delivery charges prepaid, together with satisfactory
evidence of the purchase date to the dealer from whom it was purchased. Clean Freak will either repair or replace, at its election,
all defective machines during the warranty period.
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THE FOREGOING OBLIGATIONS ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OBLIGATIONS AND LIABILITIES INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE AND
STATE KOBLENZ'S ENTIRE AND EXCLUSIVELY LIABILTIY AND PURCHASER'S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY CLEAN FREAK WILL
IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR
LOSSES WHATSOEVER, AND CLEAN FREAK LIABILITY UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL EXCEED THE CONTRACT
PRICE FOR THE GOODS OR PARTS FOR WHICH LIABILITY IS CLAIMED.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion
may not apply to you.
HOW TO USE YOUR MACHINE
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