Windsor Floor Polisher U20X-10090610 Operations Instructions Page 11

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OPERATION
86301190 FLOOR POLISHER 01/04/08
3-4
OPERATION
For indoor use only.
When using the pad, always keep the machine
moving when in contact with the floor.
High starting torque. Hold machine firmly with
both hands.
1. Ensure that the pad driver is in good shape.
Install or change pad if necessary.
2. Plug the machine into a wall outlet as
described in the grounding instructions.
3. Lower the handle by unlocking the adjustment
handle and moving the handle into position.
Relock the handle when it is in a comfortable
position.
Insure that handle is locked in position before
starting machine.
4. Push the safety lock forward, unlocking the
switch levers.
5. With the safety lock forward, squeeze one or
both of the switch levers, turning the machine
on. (These levers can be operated
independently of each other). The safety lock
will not re-engage until both levers are
released.
6. To stop the machine, release the switch
levers.
7. Do not let machine rest on pad. When
finished with the machine, return handle to the
storage position.
NOTE: The machine is equipped with a circuit
breaker to protect the motor in the event an
overload condition occurs. The circuit breaker is
located on the rear of the motor. Push the reset
button to restart the machine. If the breaker trips
again, correct the cause of overloading before
proceeding.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
1. Inspect power cord for wear. To prevent
electrical shock replace cords with frayed or
cracked insulation immediately.
2. Place machine in the storage position.
3. Check pad condition. Change if soiled or torn.
PAD INSTALLATION
1. Lay machine back, exposing the under side.
! CAUTION
! WARNING
! WARNING
Ensure pad is centered on pad driver. Pull
pad to edge of pad driver in several
directions to check for proper engagement.
NOTE: Use care when replacing center lock
to prevent cross threading.
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