Maintenance

TRIDENT COMPACT 17” 230V/240V

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			Maintenance Item	Dailv
Before Starting			Check Vac Hose Connections	-	*
Before Starting			Cleanthe Squeegee Blades	-	*
the Work Period			lnsoect Brush or Pad	-	*
	0		Inspect Vac Fan Foam Breaker - **			-
	0		Inspect power cord for wear.	__	*
			Inspect power cord for wear.	__
End of Work	@		Drain & Rinse Tanks
Period Before					*
Storing		a			*
		a			*
			Damane and or wear	-	*
			Clean Squeegee Blades &		*
	@		Foam Break6		*
	@		Remove lint build-up from screen		*
			in the recovery tank well.	-	*
			Remove tank lid and allow recovery
			to dry between uses.	- *
			Check Solution Strainer	-
			Check Casters & Wheels for	-
	0		proper lubrication	-
			InspectTanks and Hoses	-
			Inspect all Motors for Carbon	-

Motor Brush wear.

Weeklv Monthlv Annuallv

* -

NOTE: 6

Details on these maintenance items can be found on the following pages. This cable will lay on wet surfaces. Toprevent electrical shock immedlafely replace cords with frayed or cracked insulation. Periodicaily inspect the recovery tank and decontaminateif necessaw using a Hosprtai Grade Virucideor a 1-10bleach to water solution. Wastewater should be disposed of properly.

Occasionallycheck in line filter screen, rinse with hot water if necessary. Frayed or cracked hoses should be replaced to avoid vacuum or solution pressure loss.

LUBRICATION:

The following symbols are found throughout the manual indicating the items requiringlubrication:

Apply Grease

EXAMPLE:

Use Spray Lubricant.

Thread Locker (Red or blue).

SEIZE

Use Anti-Seize when repairing.

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