OPERATOR’S MANUAL & PARTS LIST

Automatic Scrubber
PAS14G

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 Contents

Getting to know the machine ............................................................................................3

1 Product Information .................................................................................................4
1.1 Important Safety Advice................................................................................4
1.2 Non intended use of the machine ..................................................................4
1.3 General warnings about batteries ..................................................................4
1.4 Guidelines for the operator ............................................................................5
1.5 Transporting the machine ..............................................................................5
1.6 Symbols & Markings ....................................................................................5
1.7 Electrical connection .....................................................................................5
2 Preparing for use ......................................................................................................5
2.1 Connecting the batteries ................................................................................5
2.2 Charging the batteries....................................................................................6
2.3 Adjusting the handle height. ..........................................................................6
2.4 Attaching the brushes and pads .....................................................................6
2.5 Filling the solution tank.................................................................................7
3 Controls ....................................................................................................................7
4 Operation ..................................................................................................................8
4.1 Checks before use..........................................................................................8
4.2 Preparing the machine and choosing the cycle .............................................8
4.3 Using the machine .........................................................................................9
5 Warnings while using the machine...........................................................................9
5.1 When cleaning is finished..............................................................................9
5.2 Draining and cleaning the recovery tank.....................................................10
5.3 Draining and cleaning the solution tank ......................................................10
5.4 Cleaning the squeegee blades ......................................................................10
6 Storage....................................................................................................................10
6.1 Prolonged machine standstill ...................................................................... 11
7 Maintenance ........................................................................................................... 11
7.1 Replacing the squeegee rubber blades ........................................................ 11
7.2 Squeegee set up (correct position) ..............................................................12
7.3 Replacing the fuses (Fig 23)........................................................................12
7.4 Operations to perform weekly .....................................................................12
8 After Sales Service .................................................................................................13
9 Guarantee ...............................................................................................................13
11 Technical specification ...........................................................................................14
12 Accessories .............................................................................................................14
13 Fault diagnosis........................................................................................................15

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 Getting to know the machine
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1. Handle 12. Brush
2. Control panel 13. Squeegee
3. Squeegee lifting lever 14. Recovery tank drain hose
4. Lever for starting brush rotation 15. Vacuum hose
and/or dispensing water
16. Battery charger lead
5. Handle adjusting lever
17. Battery charger indicator
6. Recovery tank
18. Water regulation tap
7. Recovery tank lid
19. Water filter
8. Solution tank
9. Solution tank filling opening
10. Wheels
11. Brush guard 3
1 Product Information ners.
This commercial automatic scrubber is designed for the • Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all parts of body
scrubbing/cleaning of hard floors in indoor areas. away from openings and moving parts.
• Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
Maintenance free (gel) batteries must be used. A battery • Do not use where hazardous dust is present.
life indicator allows the operator to check the degree of • Do not use in an explosive atmosphere.
battery life available, and an on board battery charger • Do not pick up oil or other flammable material.
provides convenient charging. • Do not operate the machine while plugged in.
• The battery charging lead must be inspected regularly
This machine must only be used for the manufacturer’s for signs of damage. If the lead is damaged, it must be
approved application. Using the machine for any other replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or a
purpose will void the warranty. Do not use the machine similar qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
where it is suspected that the floor contains health • Replace the supply cord only with the type specified in
endangering dust or debris such as asbestos or chemical the instruction manual.
waste. If this is suspected do not proceed, contact your • Do not charge the machine with a damaged battery
supervisor. charging lead or plug, or after the machine malfunc-
tions or is damaged in any way. Contact an authorized
The following instructions contain important information Service Agent for repair or adjustment.
about the machine and safety advice for the operator. • Do not charge the machine with a damaged battery
charging lead or plug, or after the machine malfunc-
Equipment must be operated, serviced and maintained tions or is damaged in any way. Contact an authorized
in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. If in service agent for repair.
doubt contact the supplier of your machine. • When re-charging ensure the area is sufficiently venti-
lated.
1.1 Important Safety Advice • Take care when using a machine near the top of stairs
to avoid overbalancing.
When using electrical equipment basic safety precautions
should be followed. 1.2 Non intended use of the machine
• Read all instructions carefully before use.
• Please note that the safety information described in the WARNING
manual supplements and does not replace local, state, • Washing floors with water which is hotter than
and federal regulations or those standards in force in 122°F
the country in which the machine is used. • Using diesel/gas or corrosive detergents to wash floors
• This appliance is suitable for commercial use. For • Washing and sucking up corrosive, flammable and/or
example in hotels, schools, hospitals, factories, shops, explosive liquids, even if diluted.
offices, rental businesses and other than normal house-
keeping purposes. 1.3 General warnings about batteries
• This machine is not intended for use by children or peo- WARNING Use appropriate personal protection
ple with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabili- equipment to avoid contact with the skin (see stan-
ties, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they dards in force in the country in which the machine
have been given supervision or instruction concerning is used).
use of the machine by a person responsible for their • Do not inhale the vapour, it is dangerous.
safety. • Do not smoke and/or use naked flames within 7 feet of
• Keep children and unauthorized persons away from the the battery during charging, in the charging area and
machine when in use. while the battery is cooling after charging.
• Before using the appliance, check that the main power • Report any liquid leaking from the battery. Leaks are
supply voltage corresponds with the voltage shown on dangerous and highly polluting.
the rating plate.
• All parts are to be positioned as indicated in the instruc- WARNING In case of fire, use approved Class B
tions before using the machine. or C dry chemical powder extinguishers only. Do
• Do not operate the machine if it malfunctions or is dam- NOT use water to put out the fire.
aged in any way. Contact an authorized service agent
for repair or adjustment.
• Do not operate switches or touch the power cord plug
with wet hands as this may cause electric shock.
• When unplugging pull on the plug, not the power cord.
• Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close
a door on cord, or pull cord around sharp edges or cor-
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1.4 Guidelines for the operator To move the machine to the work area lock handle and
WARNING tilt backwards to raise the front off the floor, and wheel
Operators must be fully trained in the use of the into position.
machine in accordance with these instructions,
able to perform user maintenance and the correct CAUTION – Bumping over thresholds, curbs and simi-
selection of accessories. lar obstacles can damage the machine. Pull the
• Operators should be physically capable to maneuver, machine backwards to go over small obstacles.
transport and operate the machine.
• Operators should be able to recognize unusual opera- 1.6 Symbols & Markings
tion of the machine and report any problems. In order to highlight information and procedures regarding
• Only use the machine on firm level surfaces, with no safety, maintenance etc, the following symbols have been
more than a 2% slope. adopted in the manual:
• Wear suitable footwear to avoid slipping.
• Wear suitable clothing to keep dry and warm.
• Where possible implement job rotation and adequate
rest periods to avoid continuous use of the same mus-
cles.
• Do not leave machine running unattended WARNING
• Do not smoke when using the machine.
• Do not put any objects into openings. Do not use with
any opening blocked. Keep openings free of dust,
debris, hair, or anything that may reduce air flow.
• Keep hands and feet well clear of rotating pads and Grounded symbol
brushes.

CAUTION - This machine is for indoor use only 1.7 Electrical connection
and should not be used or stored outdoors or in Before connecting the machine to the power supply,
wet conditions. check that your supply voltage matches the rating on the
machine label.
CAUTION - If it is suspected that there is hazard-
ous dust or flammable materials stop cleaning the IMPORTANT - If the battery charging lead is damaged,
area immediately and consult your supervisor. it must only be replaced by an approved cord available
from the manufacturer or an authorized service agent.
WARNING Only use accessories and spare parts
provided with the machine or those approved by WARNING – THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE GROUNDED
the manufacturer. The use of other accessories
may impair the safety of the machine and void the 2 Preparing for use
warranty.
2.1 Connecting the batteries
WARNING The machine must be switched off
before adding or changing accessories. • Unscrew the bolts that fasten the tank to the handle
support (Fig 1).
1.5 Transporting the machine
CAUTION - THIS MACHINE IS HEAVY
Do not attempt to lift the machine without
mechanical assistance.

CAUTION – Incorrect lifting techniques may result

in personal injury. Do not lift large and heavy
machines without assistance. Please refer to
the specifications page for details on weight of
machine. Fig 1

When transporting the machine, be sure that all compo-

nents, tanks and removable parts are securely fastened,
and that the battery charging cord and plug are not trailing.

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• Remove the recovery water tank (Fig 2). • Let the batteries charge until the “Green” LED comes
on, then remove the plug and wind the battery charging
around the cable holder (Fig 5).

Fig 2
• Connect the battery connectors (Fig 3 & 4).

Fig 5

NOTE: 10 hours are required for complete battery

charge.
• IMPORTANT - Overcharging will damage the batteries.
This will cause run time to be reduced and overall bat
tery life will be affected. AVOID OVER CHARGING.

2.3 Adjusting the handle height

Fig 3 Select the most comfortable handle height using the
adjustment lever (#6 on Fig 10) on the handle. Release
the lever and lock in position.

2.4 Attaching the brushes and pads

WARNING – This appliance has been designed
for use with quality brushes and pads only.
The use of inappropriate brushes and pads
may affect its performance and safety.

WARNING Be sure the machine is switched off

before adding or changing accessories.

• The solution tank and recovery tank must be empty

Fig 4 prior to changing brushes/pads.
• Replace the recovery water tank and screw into place. • Ensure handle is in upright position and the squeegee
is in the up position.
WARNING • Carefully lift the front of the machine to expose the
Make sure that the building power supply is clutch plate (Fig 6).
equipped with GFI (circuit breaker).

2.2 Charging the batteries

WARNING Charge batteries in a well ventilated
area which complies with local, state and federal
regulations and with standards in force in the
country of use.

• Move the machine close to a electrical socket.

• Unwind the battery charging lead at the rear of the
machine and connect to the outlet.
Fig 6
WARNING Check that the building power supply • Attach the brush/drive disc onto the clutch plate and
matches the operating voltage of the battery rotate the brush/drive disc until secure (Fig 7).
charger (100 – 120V, 50/60Hz). • Return the machine in the upright position.
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3 Controls
The operating controls are located on the handle. (Fig 9).
The icons adjacent to each switch identify the functions.

➋ ➌

➊ ➍
Fig 7

IMPORTANT Never allow the cleaning head to rest on

Fig 9
the brush or drive disc and pad when not in use.
1 - LEDs status of battery charge
2.5 Filling the solution tank The LED lights will indicate the charging status.
WARNING Only add clean water to the tank at a tem-
perature no greater than 122º F. Green LED (1c) maximum.
• Remove the filter from the solution tank opening. Yellow LED (1b) half
• Connect one end of the filling hose to a faucet and Red LED (1c) minimum
insert the other end in the solution tank (Fig 8).

1C

1B

1A

When the battery is completely discharged, (Red LED

(1c) of the battery charger flashes for a few seconds.
At this point the battery requires recharging.

2 – Vacuum motor switch

Fig 8 Used to switch the vacuum motor ON and OFF. Provides
• Turn on the faucet and fill the tank. suction at the squeegee. Button illuminated when in the
• Pour the liquid detergent into the tank. on position.

IMPORTANT - Only chemicals recommended by the ap- 3 – Brush motor switch

pliance manufacturer should be used, i.e. non foaming. Used to switch brush motor ON and OFF. Button illumi-
Follow the chemical manufacturer’s directions regarding nated when in the on position.
use, handling and health and safety warnings. To start the brush rotating press the lever on the right
hand side.
WARNING If the chemical comes in contact with
the eyes and/or skin or is swallowed, refer to the 4 – Water dispensing button
MSDS information provided by the manufacturer The solution is controlled by pressing both switch 3 and
of the chemical. by pressing the lever used to dispense solution for scrub-
bing. Button is illuminated when on. (#5, Fig 10)
After the tank is filled, remove the filling hose and rein-
sert the filter into the tank opening.
• The tank capacity is 4.5 gal. Do not overfill the tank as
spills may occur when in use.
• IMPORTANT - When the solution tank has emptied,
switch off the machine and empty the recovery tank
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 5 (R) 5 (L)

Fig 12
Fig 10 • Check the status of the battery charge by pressing
brush switch 3. (Fig 9)
5 – Brush rotating and/or water dispensing lever • Check that the water filter is clean and free of debris
Pressing and holding lever 5 will start the rotation of the (Fig 13).
brush. Cleaning solution will be dispensed if button 4
(Fig 9) is on. The left of right lever can be used. (Fig 10).

6 - Handle adjustment lever

Used to adjust handle to comfortable working height.

4 Operation

4.1 Checks before use

• Check that the drain hose tube of the recovery tank is
Fig 13
properly coupled and sealed.
• Check that the squeegee vacuum hose is correctly
4.2 Preparing the machine and choosing
coupled and inserted in the recovery tank (See Fig 11).
the cycle

• Press the brush motor button (#3, Fig 9). The light
illuminates.
• Pull the squeegee lifting lever and release it to lower
the squeegee to the floor (Fig 14).

Fig 14
Fig 11
The machine can perform 4 working cycles:
• Check that the connector (#3, Fig 12) on the squeegee
• Drying only cycle
is not blocked and that the hose is connected correctly.
Press and hold lever 5 (Fig 10) for brush rotation; then
press button 2 (Fig 9) to start the vacuum.
• Brushing only cycle
Press and hold lever 5 (Fig 9). Releasing the lever
stops the brush.
• Washing, brushing cycle:
Press button 4 (Fig 9) to enable dispensing of solution.
Press lever 5 (Fig 10) to release solution onto floor.
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• Washing, brushing, drying cycle with vacuum motor OFF. Scrub floor again, picking up
Press button 2 to start the vacuum, button 4 (Fig 9) to the solution.
release solution and press the lever 5 (Fig 10) to start
the cycle. • WARNING - If foam or liquid is leaking, turn machine
off immediately and empty recovery tank. Leaking
4.3 Using the machine liquid could be hazardous due to its temperature, or
WARNING! Never start the machine without a chemical content.
brush or pad attached. • To STOP the machine, release solution feed levers,
switch off brush motor then vacuum motor.
• Set the handle set at a comfortable working height.
• Start the machine and select the type of cycle. Start the IMPORTANT! If it is necessary to replace the
cleaning operation by pressing the levers and holding brush or pad during cleaning please follow
them pressed to start rotation of the brush or pad and instructions in section 2.4.
to dispense cleaning solution, then push the machine
in a forward direction using handles on the handle bar. 5 Warnings while using the machine
• Releasing the lever stops the rotation of the brush and • While using the machine, errors are indicated by flash-
the dispensing of solution. ing and lit LEDs
WARNING – to avoid damaging the floor DO NOT
use the machine in a fixed position with the brush • LED 1 is flashing and LED 2 is constantly lit – Suction
rotation activated. The machine must be moving unit outlet overcurrent.
while the brush is rotating. • LED 1 is flashing and LED 3 is constantly lit – Brush
unit outlet overcurrent.
• IMPORTANT – the correct way of cleaning and drying • LED 1 is flashing and LED 4 is constantly lit – Suction
the floor is to move the machine forward. Moving the unit outlet open circuit.
machine backwards damages the blades and does not • LED 1 is flashing and LED 5 is constantly lit – Brush
allow water to be vacuumed from the floor. unit outlet open circuit.
• If necessary, adjust the volume of solution using the
tap (See pic 15 & 16). Fig 17

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4
3
2
1

NOTE: When any of the above mentioned error signals

are displayed, it is necessary to turn off the machine and
Fig 15 Solution tap fully opened then turn the machine back on again in order to clear the
error and re-set the machine back to normal functioning.
5.1 When cleaning is finished
• Before turning off the machine, stop the dispensing of
solution and the rotation of brushes by releasing levers.
Continue with the vacuum ON to remove all of the
liquid present on the floor. Then turn off the vacuum by
pressing button 2. (Fig 9)
• Raise the squeegee by pulling the squeegee lifting
lever and releasing it. The lever remains in an upper
position keeping the squeegee blades in the raised
Fig 16 Solution tap fully closed position.
WARNING – always lift up the squeegee at the end of
• Check the status of the battery charge by the indicator the cleaning in order to prevent the deformation of the
(pic). rubber blades.
• Proceed to operate the machine in the normal man- • Remove brush or pad from machine and wash in warm
ner, releasing cleaning solution from time to time as soapy water.
required.
• For heavy soil, scrub floor with cleaning solution but
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5.2 Draining and cleaning the recovery tank letting all the water drain out.
At the end of the cleaning cycle or when the recovery • Wash the inside of the tank, leaving the drain cap open
tank is full, it is necessary to empty the tank by pro- and adding clean water though the front opening.
ceeding as follows: • After cleaning, replace the cap, pushing inwards.
• IMPORTANT – To dispose of the solution in the re- • IMPORTANT – To dispose of unused cleaning solu-
covery tank, comply with the local, state, and federal tion, comply with the local, state, and federal stan-
standards in force in the country in which the machine dards in force in the country in which the machine is
is being used. being used.
• Position the machine near a drain outlet.
• Disconnect the hose from the support on the back of 5.4 Cleaning the squeegee blades
the machine. To clean teh squeegee correctly (1) it is necessary to
• Remove the cap from the hose and drain all water remove it as follows (Fig 20):
from the tank (Fig 18).

Fig 20

• Pull the squeegee unit outwards (1).

Fig 18
• Disconnect the hose (2) from the squeegee (1).
• Loosen the knobs (3) and remove the squeegee (1)
WARNING! After each use, it is necessary to clean the
recovery tank to prevent deposits or scaling and the-
growth of bacteria, odors or mold.
• Remove the cover, and clean the inside of the cover
and the vacuum safety float with running water.
• Leaving the hose lowered and the cap off, run water
though the upper opening, cleaning the inside of the
tank until clean water comes out of the drain hose.
• Replace all components in reverse order.

5.3 Draining and cleaning the solution tank

WARNING! – After each use, it is necessary to drain
and clean the solution tank to prevent deposits or scal-
ing.
• Position the machine over a drain outlet. Fig 21
• Turn the drain connector outwards (Fig 19).
• Wash the squeegee unit, and specifically the rubber
blades (4) and the inside of the vacuum hose connec-
tor (5). (Fig 21)
If the rubber blades are damaged or worn, it is
necessary to replace them or turn them over.

6 Storage
• Always switch off, empty, wipe down and dry the ma-
chine after use.
1 • The solution tank and recovery tank must be emptied
and flushed out with clean water.
• Wrap the battery charger cord around the cable winder,
Fig 19 ensuring that the plug is not trailing on the floor.
• Push the hose clip (1) inwards while removing the cap, • When storing the machine for long periods, remove the
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 brush and put the squeegee is in the upright position.
• Store the machine in a dry indoor area only.

6.1 Prolonged machine standstill

• Drain the clean water contained in the tank.
• Place the machine under cover, sheltered from atmo-
spheric agents in a place where the temperature is
between 40°F and 105°F.
• Charge the batteries and, once they are charged, dis-
connect them from the charger. Refer back to section
2.1 and follow in reverse order.
• Charge the batteries once a month.
Fig 21
7 Maintenance
WARNING - Before making admustments orper- NOTE:
forming maintenance, switch off the machine, It is possible to have two types of rubber blades. Para
unplug from the power supply and disconnect rubber blades for all types of floors and polyurethane
the non-grounded pole of the battery. rubber blades for mechanical workshop floors which are
• Do not rest tools and metal objects on the batteries; dirty with oil.
danger of short circuits.
• Do not use harsh detergents, acid, lye etc. during 7.2 Squeegee set up (correct position)
cleaning and washing. Take particular care with electri- (Fig. 22)
cal parts. • Lower the squeegee using the squeegee lever.
• Do not wash the machine with direct or pressurized • Start the vacuum and move forward several feet be-
jets of water. fore stopping the suction unit and the machine.
• When the machine must be lifted for any maintenance • Check the angle of the rubber blades (1) on the floor.
operations, it is necessary to work safely by placing Fig. A = too low
fixed supports underneath it. Fig. B = too high
• Contact an authorized support center for repairs and Fig. C = correct position
request ORIGINAL spare parts only. • Remove the squeegee unit from the machine
The machine requires minimal maintenance apart from • To reposition the blade, loosen the screw (2) of the
the following checks by a trained operator. wheel (3) and move the wheel vertically in the slot
lifting or lowering the wheel, to achieve the correct
• Battery charge cord - Regularly inspect sheath and position (C).
plug for damage or loose connections. Replace the
supply cord only with the type specified in these in-
structions.
• Recovery tank – Check condition and clean tank
• Squeegee blades – Check condition and replace
worn or damaged blades.

7.1 Replacing the squeegee rubber blades

(Fig 21).
When it becomes clear that drying the floor is difficult
or traces of water remain on the floor, it is necessary to
check the wear on the squeegee rubber blades (3):
• Remove the squeegee unit (1) as indicated in the
“Cleaning the squeegee” section 5.4.
• Loosen the finned nuts (2) and remove the rubber
blades (3).

NOTE:
When the rubber blades (3) are worn on one
side, they may be turned over one time. Fig 22
• Replace or turn over the rubber blades (3) without
inverting them.
• Replace all the components in reverse order.
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7.3 Changing the brushes or pad drivers
(Fig 23)
• Lift the machine up slightly at the front
• Press the brush rotation button (3) to enable the rota
tion of the brush, then press lever (5) and release it;
the brush becomes disconnected (Fig 23)

7.4 Replacing the fuses (Fig 24)

WARNING Replace the blown fuse with one with the
same amperage.
• Unscrew the two bolts (1) that fasten the external box
(2) and remove it.
• Unscrew the two bolts (3) of the printed circuit board
(4) and remove it.
• Replace Fuse (5) Green 30A
• Reverse steps above to replace components after
fuse is replaced.

Fig 24

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7.5 Operations to perform weekly by trained staff. Improper repairs can cause considerable
Cleaning the clean water filter (Fig. 25) dangers to the user.

9 Guarantee
Your product is guaranteed for one year from the date of
original purchase, against defects in materials or work-
manship during manufacture. Within the guarantee pe-
riod we undertake at our discretion, to repair or replace
free of charge to the purchaser, any part found to be
defective, subject to the following conditions.

CONDITIONS
1. Claims made under the terms of the guarantee must
be supported by the original invoice/bill of sale issued
at the time of sale, or the machine Serial Number.
2. For claims under this guarantee contact Powr-Flite or
the supplier from whom you purchased the product.
Do not initially return the product as this could result
Fig 25 in transit damage.
3. Neither Powr-Flite nor its distributors shall be liable for
• Make sure that the solution tap is fully closed. Refer any incidental or consequential loss.
to Fig 16. 4. This guarantee does not cover any of the following:
• Unscrew the transparent filter cover (1) and remove Periodic maintenance, and repair or replacement of
the filter (2). parts due to normal wear and tear.
• Clean the filter (2) in running water. If it is blocked, • Damage caused by accident, misuse or neglect, or
replace it. the fitting of other than genuine Powr-Flite parts.
• Replace all the components in reverse order. • Defects in other than genuine Powr-Flite parts, or
repairs, modifications or adjustments performed by
IMPORTANT – All other servicing and repairs should other than a Powr-Flite service engineer or authorized
only be performed by a Powr-Flite engineer or Autho- service agent.
rized Service Agent. • Costs and risks of transport relating directly or indi-
rectly to the guarantee of this product.
IMPORTANT – Should the machine fail to operate • Consumable items and wear parts such as drive belts.
please refer to the fault diagnosis section (13) in the
back of the instruction manual. If the problem / remedy
is not listed please contact Powr-Flite Technical Service
Department.

8 After Sales Service

Powr-Flite machines are high quality machines that have
been tested for safety by authorized technicians. It is
normal that after longer working periods, electrical and
mechanical components will show signs of wear and
tear or aging.

Under extreme or specialized conditions and/or insuf-

ficient maintenance, shorter maintenance intervals are
necessary. Use only original Powr-Flite spare parts. Use
of other spare parts will invalidate all warranty and
liability claims.

Should you require after sales service please contact

Powr-Flite or the supplier from whom you purchased the
machine. Powr-Flite will arrange service. Repairs and
servicing of Powr-Flite products should only be performed
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11 Technical specification
Class I construction. Enclosure to IPX3.

Model Predator 14
Battery Scrubber
Charging voltage AC (~) / Frequency V / Hz 100 – 120 / 50 – 60
Voltage DC V 24
Charging time hours 10
Run time hours 1 hour 20 minutes
Brush/cleaning width in 14
Drying width in 16
Brush pressure g/cm² 35
Brush speed rpm 130
Theoretical hourly working capacity m²/hour 10,400
Solution tank capacity gal 4.5
Recovery tank capacity gal 5.8
Brush motor rating W 260
Vacuum motor rating W 250
Air flow l/sec 28
Vacuum in 28
Sound pressure level dB(A) 68
Handle vibration m ²/5 <2.5
Size (L x W x H) in 35.4 x 15.75 x 43.3
Height (handle folded) in 35.4 x 15.75 x 29.5
Weight – with batteries lbs 167.6
Weight – without batteries lbs 125.7
Weight – GVW lbs 205
Warranty 1 year

• Noise levels measured at a distance of 10 inches from machine and 5 feet above floor, when scrubbing a hard
floor. Measurements recorded using a hand held meter.
• Handle vibration does not exceed 2.5 m ²/5, when operating on any surface with brush or pads.
Measurements recorded by an independent test laboratory

12 Accessories

Item Part No. Battery Scrubber

Standard brush (black) PB414 General purpose scrubbing
Pad Driver 414DP For use with pads
Squeegee front & rear blades 95.0048.00 Wet pick up on all types of floor
PARA (1 pair of blades)
Squeegee front & rear blades 95.0049.00 Wet pick up on all types of floor
PARA (5 pair of blades)
Squeegee front & rear blades 95.0050.00 Oil resistent squeegee blades
Anti-oil (1 pair of blades)
Squeegee front & rear blades 95.0051.00 Oil resistent squeegee blades
Anti-oil (5 pair of blades)

IMPORTANT: Genuine accessories are only available from Powr-Flite authorized Service Agents or Powr-Flite Cus-
tomer Services Department
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13 Fault diagnosis
WARNING - Before performing maintenance or making adjustments, switch off the machine and unplug from
the electricity supply. In addition safely disconnect the non-grounded pole of the battery (or by equivalent
method).

The following simple checks may be performed by the operator.

Trouble Reason Battery Scrubber

The machine does not start up Low battery Check that the battery is charged

Main fuse blown Replace the GREEN 30A main fuse

The brush does not rotate Brush unit outlet over- See paragraph ‘Warning signals while
current error or brush using the machine (Section 5)
unit open circuit error

Brush rotation button Press the button

not pressed on handle
controls
Vacuum does not work Suction unit outlet over See paragraph ‘Warning signals while
current error or vacuum using the machine (Section 5)
unit circuit error

Vacuum button not Press the button

pressed on handle
controls
The machine does not dry well, Vacuum off Start the vacuum
leaving traces of water
Vacuum tube blocked Check and if necessary clean the
vacuum tube that connects the squee-
gee to the recovery tank

Squeegee rubbers not Correct squeegee position

correctly set up

Recovery tank full Empty the recovery tank

Squeegee rubber Replace or tun over the squeegee
blades worn blades

No water comes out Tank empty Fill the tank

Solenoid valve button Press the button
not pressed on handle
controls
Tap turned off Turn on the tap located at the bottom
of the machine
Filter blocked Clean the filter
Solenoid valve does not Call Powr-Flite technical support
work
Insufficient floor cleaning Unsuitable burshes or Use brushes or detergents which are
detergent suitable for the type of floor or dirt to
be cleaned
Brush worn
Replace the brush

* If the fuse blows several times, the machine should be checked by an authorised Service Agent

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 WARRANTY
The manufacturer warrants to the original purchaser that products manufactured are free from defects,
provided such goods are installed, operated and maintained in accordance with written manuals or other
instructions for a period of 1 year from date of purchase on workmanship, motor, and parts. In case you,
as our customer, meet any trouble with your machine, contact a Powr-Flite representative, who will be
happy to be of service to you and will take care of any warranty issues. This warranty covers normal
use and does not cover damage which occurs in shipment or failure resulting from altercation, accident,
misuse, abuse, neglect or improper maintenance.

A Tacony Company
3101 Wichita Court • Ft. Worth, TX 76140-1755
1-800-880-2913 • Fax: 1-817-551-0719 • www.Powr-Flite.com