Preparations Before Using a Floor Scrubber

Inspect the appearance and components of the machine

Before using the floor scrubber, carefully check whether there is any damage to the appearance of the machine, especially components such as the power cord, plug, brush disc, and squeegee. If any signs of damage are found, such as a broken outer casing of the power cord, severely worn brush bristles, or a deformed squeegee, they should be repaired or replaced first to avoid affecting the usage effect or causing potential safety hazards.

Check the detergent and clean water tank

Verify whether the clean water tank is filled with cleaning water. At the same time, add detergent in the correct proportion according to the requirements of the cleaning task. If too much detergent is added, excessive foam may be generated, which will affect the water suction effect and may also damage the machine; if too little is added, the cleaning effect may not be satisfactory. Additionally, ensure that the lids of the detergent and clean water tanks are tightly sealed to prevent liquid leakage during the operation process.

Familiarize yourself with the operation panel and functions

For users who are first using the floor scrubber, take the time to get familiar with the various buttons and functions on the operation panel. Understand how to start and stop the cleaning motor and water suction motor, and how to adjust the rotation speed of the brush disc, the pressure of the squeegee, etc. This can help users operate the floor scrubber more effectively and avoid damaging the machine due to incorrect operations or failing to achieve the expected cleaning effect.