Motor Scrubber M3 Manuel utilisateur

User Manual

English

MotorScrubber

Contents

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When using electric

products, basic safety

precautions should

always be followed

to reduce the risk

of electric shock

and personal injury,

including the following:

• Consider your work

area environment.

When using the

MotorScrubber be

aware of overhead

electrical wires.

• MotoScrubber is

current only. Do not

attempt to operate

MotorScrubber with

AC current.

• Never pull the

MotorScrubber by

its cord or yank it to

disconnect it from the

battery.

• Keep the cord away

from heat, oil and sharp

edges.

• Keep your

MotorScrubber clean.

(For safer operation,

follow instructions for

attaching accessories.

Keep the upper handle

switch area dry, clean

and free from oil, grease

and water).

• Disconnect the

MotorScrubber when

not in use and when

attaching accessories.

• Inspect for damage

before using

MotorScrubber.

• When servicing, use

only genuine parts and

accessories.

MotorScrubber is a

power tool. As with any

power tool, always use

both hands to ensure

safe operation.

• Ensure you adopt the

correct posture when

using MotorScrubber.

Maintain a straight

back.

• Adjust the position

of the control handle

(see page 12) so your

arm is straight when

holding the handle.

Your back should be

straight at all times.

Save these instructions

for future reference.

Thank you for purchasing

your MotorScrubber

machine.

We hope you enjoy using your MotorScrubber

product, please feel free to leave comments and

feedback at motorscrubberclean.com/support.

PLEASE READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS

Thank You For Purchasing 03

Application Details 04

Know Your Equipment 05

Preparing Your Machines

Important Information 06

Electrical Connection 06

Battery & Charging Information 07

M3 08

Cleaning the M3 10

Changing a MotorScrubber Brush 11

Removing Dirty Slurry 11

The Handle - Brush Switch 12

Handle Position 12

Adjusting the Flip Clip 12

Underwater Use 13

Complete Parts Breakdown 14

Certicate of Conformity 16

Warranty 17

Safety Instructions 18

Troubleshooting 19

Application

Details

FLOOR CLEANING

SWIMMING POOLSSTAIR CLEANING

KITCHEN CLEANING

The M3 makes light work of deep cleaning

conned and hard to reach places. Achieving

outstanding cleaning results on any surface.

Know Your

Equipment

*For further information about the

Battery & Charging see page 7.

1. Brush Switch

2. Electric Cable and Connector

3. Flip Clip

4. Locking Knob

5. Rotating Disc Hub

6. Handle Screws

7. Control Handle

8. QR Code

BACKPACK

9. Carry Handle

10. Electrical Connector

11. Battery Pack*

12. Charger

2 Step Quick Connect

Simply push together the electrical

connector found on both the

backpack and M3 to begin cleaning.

BACKPACK: The backpack should be

put over your shoulders like a backpack.

There are two adjustable straps, which

can be pulled to tighten the shoulder

supports to a comfortable user level.

Ensure the Velcro belt strap is fastened

across your abdomen.

Before use, the battery

coiled cord needs

connecting to the battery

terminals. It is vitally

important to connect the

cable with the correct

polarity.

If the cable is connected

incorrectly it could cause

damage / re when

plugged into the charger.

Unzip the battery

compartment located on

the backpack.

Important Information

Electrical

Connection

Important: before you

connect the power

cable, check the brush

switch is not on. (see

page 12).

To connect the black SAE

connectors align the two

connectors and push

together until closed.

To release the

connection, grip the two

connected areas and pull

apart.

Connect the red wire from coiled cord to the red

positive battery terminal.

Connect the black wire from the coiled cord to the

black negative battery terminal.

Battery & Charging

Information

• The battery should be

charged before using

your MotorScrubber,

after each use, and if

unused for 4 months.

• When charging the

machine the red light

will show, when the

battery is fully charged

the light will show

green. A full charge

from at will take

approximately 8 hours.

• Connect charger to

the coiled cable on the

backpack then plug the

charger directly into a

120 VAC/60HZ or 240

VAC electrical outlet,

or use an adapter or a

charger made for the

AC source being used.

(Do not use an

extension cord).

After charging,

disconnect the charger

from the AC outlet

and (IMPORTANT)

disconnect the charger

from the battery.

• MotorScrubber uses a

rechargeable sealed

lead-acid battery.

Non-spillable.

• Capacity: 12-volt, 7.0

amp-hour.

• Depending upon the

average depth of

discharge, over a

thousand discharge/

charge cycles can be

expected. CHARGING

CHARGED

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Additional Battery

Charge Setup

When you require long

periods of machine

usage, it is always advised

to have an additional

battery on charge so that

you can switch over to

a fully charged battery

quickly. MS3009

MS1580

Powerful, Lightweight &

Battery Operated

Say goodbye to

manual scrubbing

with M3.

The M3 makes

light work of deep

cleaning conned

and hard to reach

places. Achieving

outstanding cleaning

results on any

surface.

• 3x faster scrubbing than

manual methods

• 360rpm drastically cuts

exhaustive manual labour

• Plug and go!

• Powerful high torque M10

motor delivers 10,000rpm,

geared to 360rpm

Key Benets:

4 hour runtime gives the freedom

to clean anywhere. Fully adjustable,

lightweight, padded backpack ts

any user.

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• When using

MotorScrubber make

sure the brush or

pad is at to the

oor, this will ensure

smooth operation of

the machine and an

optimal clean.

• Apply soap/cleaning

solution to the surface

with a sprayer or

directly to the scrub

disc. You may also mix

soap concentrate in

a bucket and dip the

scrub head into the

bucket.

• Scrub with straight,

light strokes. You can

exert light pressure

where needed, let

MotorScrubber do the

hard work for you.

DO NOT USE

MOTORSCRUBBER WITH

FLAMMABLE CLEANING

FLUIDS

FUSED PROTECTION

MotorScrubber is

equipped with 15Amp

replaceable fuse, to

protect against short

circuit. This fuse can be

found inside the battery

compartment.

Cleaning With M3

Changing A

Motorscrubber

Brush

1. Turn the

MotorScrubber upside

down and support the

handle with the inside

of your foot.

2. Line-up the tabs on

the disc with the hub

on the MotorScrubber.

3. Hold the hub rmly

to prevent rotation.

Press down while

turning the disc

clockwise until it locks

in place.

4. To remove, press down

on the disc and turn

it counter clockwise

holding hub until tabs

are free. Then lift off

the disc.

There are many ways

to remove dirty slurry

after cleaning, the most

effective ways are:

1. MotorScrubber can

be equipped with a

suction head, which

can be connected to

a wet vac for instant

slurry pickup.

2. Squeegee - Many

hard oor areas have

a drain in the oor.

Dry and remove the

slurry with your BLADE

oor squeegee into

the drain.

3. Attach BLADE A-Fibre

and dry.

Removing

Dirty

Slurry

• Absorbs 500ml/0.13gal of liquid.

• Absorb Spills & Dry Floors.

A-Fibre

Underwater

Use

• Because its motor

head can be

fully-immersed in water,

the MotorScrubber

is ideal for many

underwater cleaning

tasks. One of the

more popular uses of

the MotorScrubber is

cleaning the “scum line”

above the water level in

swimming pools, spas,

boats, etc.

• Immersing the head

for long periods of time

could effect its water-

proong seals, due to

the effects of prolonged

heating, cooling and

chlorine. The seals

could contract and

allow water to make

direct contact with the

motor, which would

cause a motor failure.

Guidelines need to be

followed to avoid this.

• If the unit is used

underwater on a regular

basis, an internal

inspection of the head

is also required each

month by a competent

technician, this is to

check for water ingress.

WE RECOMMEND

NOT USING THE

MOTORSCRUBBER

FULLY SUBMERGED

IN WATER FOR MORE

THAN 2 MINUTES

CONTINUOUSLY.

MOTORSCRUBBER

SHOULD THEN BE

REMOVED AND

ALLOWED TO COOL

FOR 5 MINUTES.

• Waterline cleaning,

where MotorScrubber

is half in and half out

of the water there is no

limitations.

• Regular underwater

usage will reduce the

lifetime of the head

unit. MSGREY12V

complete motor head

can be purchased

and replaced when

required. 1 year is the

suggested life of regular

underwater use.

Submerge

up to

25cm

away

from the

switches.

Fully submerged

Use for 2 minutes

then take out to cool

for 5 minutes.

Scum line cleaning

There are no

limitations, you can

clean continuous

using this method.

Changing The Control

Handle Position

1. Turn the

MotorScrubber over so

the back of the handle

is facing you.

2. Using a Phillips

screwdriver, remove

the two screws and

take off the handle

base.

3. Move the handle to

your desired position,

replace the handle

base and screws.

BRUSH SWITCH

The red switch operates

the brush. This is a

latching switch, depress

the switch until you

hear a click and let

go, the motor will run

continuously.

Press again and this

will stop the brush.

It is important that this

button is not depressed

before you connect the

electrics.

The

Handle

Adjusting The

Flip Clip

Release the black clip by

pushing up the release

catch. (1) Adjust the pole

to your desired length,

then push the black

clip back into position.

Do not extend further

than the red stop line

printed on the handle.

If the telescopic pole

is slipping while in use,

you will need to ensure

the clip is tightened

appropriately. To do

this, locate the green

adjustment screw (2)

and ensure the black clip

is in an open position.

Being careful not to over

tighten, turn the screw

clockwise (3) until you

can comfortably push

the black clip back

into its lock position.

If the black clip is too

difcult to push back,

turn the green screw

anti-clockwise until it

is easy to push back

into position. For an

instructional video

please visit: www.

motorscrubberclean.

com/support

M3 Complete

Parts Breakdown

1. MSS103 Handle Grip

2. MSS402 Switch Housing

3. MSS032 Handle Flip Clip 32mm

4. MSS061 Locking Knob

5. MSS062 Acorn Nut

6. MS7003 Hub Dark Grey

7. MSGREY12V Motorhead Complete

8. MSS172B Thumb Screws

9. MS3003R Aluminium Tube

10. MS3004B Handle

11. MS3114 Back Pack

12. 12V7A Battery

13. MS3009 2 Core Coiled Cable

14. MS1580 Charger

We at MotorScrubber UK

work hard to build the

highest quality cleaning

tools, we strive for

perfection!

As the market leader

in compact scrubbing

machines, we select

the highest grade

components and

continuously develop our

machines, based on the

valuable feedback from

our customers.

Our aim is to build the

world’s most powerful,

compact cleaning tool,

which you can use all

day every day without

failure. We want you to

be 100% satised with

your MotorScrubber, in

the rare event a fault

should occur, we are

here to help and ensure

your machine is back up

and running as soon as

possible.

So that we can cover your

warranty fully, please

follow our terms.

Your Warranty

Every MotorScrubber is

thoroughly inspected

and tested before

leaving the factory.

It is warranted to be

free from defects in

workmanship and

materials, for the period

of one year from the date

of original purchase.

We sell our machines

through a network of

approved distributors

able to support you with

aftercare.

9 out of 10 faults can

be xed over the phone

or by watching our

support videos. Please

chek here: www.

motorscrubberclean.

com/how-to-videos

Should any problem

covered by this warranty

develop during the

one-year period, follow

the instructions in this

booklet and return the

unit, carefully packaged

with freight prepaid to

your original supplier.

Your supplier will inspect

the item and liaise with

us directly. If inspection

shows the problem

was caused by a defect

in workmanship or

materials, your supplier

will repair (or at our joint

option, replace) the unit

without charge, return

freight prepaid.

PLEASE DON’T VOID

YOUR WARRANTY BY:

1. Making alterations to

the product.

2. Repairing or

attempting to

make repairs by

anyone other than

an authorised

MotorScrubber agent.

3. Mistreating, misusing

or improperly

maintaining or

operating the product.

*Terms and conditions

may vary depending on

your country, please

contact your local

supplier for exact terms.

motorscrubberclean.com/warranty

LIMITED ONE-YEAR WARRANTY

MotorScrubber M3 12-VOLT DC TOOL

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• To protect against risk

of electrical shock, do

not put battery charger

in water or any other

liquid.

• Do not operate in the

presence of explosives

and/or ammable

fumes or liquids.

• Do not store or carry

battery so that metal

objects can contact

battery terminals – the

battery could short

circuit causing re,

personal injury or

damage to the battery.

• Never attempt to

open battery for any

reason. If the housing

of the battery breaks

or cracks, immediately

discontinue use and

do not recharge.

The battery should be

replaced.

• Do not charge a battery

if it is wet or shows any

evidence of corrosion.

• Do not incinerate the

battery; it can explode

in a re.

• Plug the battery

charger directly into

a 120VAC/60HZ or

240VAC, with the

correct plug adaptor,

electrical outlet (Do not

use an extension cord).

• Charge the battery only

with the MotorScrubber

battery charger.

• Do not use the

charger in wet or

damp conditions. It is

intended for indoor use

only.

• Do not use the charger

near sinks or tubs. Do

not immerse in water.

• Do not allow the cord

to hang over the edge

of a table or counter or

touch hot surfaces.

• Do not use charger for

any other uses other

than MotorScrubber

batteries; other

batteries may explode.

• Do not operate charger

with damaged cord

or plug. Replace the

charger immediately.

• Do not operate charger

if it has received a sharp

blow, been dropped

or otherwise damaged

in any way. Return

the appliance to your

local distributor for

examination, repair or

electrical or mechanical

adjustment. Do not

disassemble charger.

• For best results, do

not charge a battery

when the battery or air

temperature is below

40°F (5°C) or above

105°F (40°C).

• Unplug the charger

when not in use and

before cleaning or

maintenance.

• Do not abuse the cord.

To reduce the risk of

damage to the electric

plug or cord, never

carry the charger by its

cord or yank the cord

to disconnect. Instead,

grasp the charger plug

and pull to disconnect.

Keep charger cord away

from heat, oil and sharp

edges.

• Flush eyes and skin with

water if contact is made

with acid.

•NEVER ATTEMPT

TO OPERATE THE

MOTORSCRUBBER

FROM AN ELECTRICAL

OUTLET. OPERATE THE

MOTORSCRUBBER

ONLY FROM THE

12-VOLT BATTERY.

Important Safety Instructions

Is your machine not

turning on?

• If your MotorScrubber

is not turning on or is

turning slowly, check

the battery terminals

are connected properly

and motor to handle

plugs are connected

securely.

• Next, using a voltmeter,

simply open the battery

pack, disconnect

the two leads at the

battery, and touch the

voltmeter probes to the

terminals accordingly.

A satisfactory reading

would be approximately

11.5 to 13 volts.

• If the battery tests as

satisfactory, the motor

should be tested next.

Disconnect the plug

between the handle

and the motor (wrap

cord from handle with

rubber band, to prevent

cord from retracting

into handle), connect

the battery pack coil

cord directly to the

motor. If the motor

now turns properly,

the on/off switch or

wiring harness within

the handle is not

functioning properly.

If the motor still does

not turn, the M3 is

defective. Consult your

selling distributor.

Troubleshooting

For additional help on using MotorScrubber products,

please visit the support section of our website

www.motorscrubberclean.com/how-to-videos

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