3.0 Operating Tips
• For indoor use only. Sweep abrasive soils before using machine.
• While the pad driver is moving, keep the machine moving to avoid burns on the oor.
3.1 To Start Operation:
• Unlock the handle by raising the locking lever.
• Lower the handle to a comfortable position, typically
waist high.
• Relock the handle by pushing the lever down. NEVER
OPERATE THE MACHINE WITH THE HANDLE
UNLOCKED.
• Hold the machine rmly with both hands when starting
up.
• Push the red safety interlock switch forward to unlock
the dual triggers.
• Squeeze both triggers to power the motor. Once power
is on, either trigger will keep power to the motor.
To stop, release both triggers.
(6) Dry Scrub Floor Machine
Dry Scrub Floor Machine (11)
PUSH LOCK
FORWARD
SQUEEZE
BOTH TRIGGERS
7.0 Parts List Continued
Item No. Description Part No. Qty.
46 17.875” x 12” Pad with Holes MCPAD 1
47 Aluminum Plate AP-01 1
48 3/8 x 16 x 1 Socaet Head Screw DS-FHS 1
49 Motor Shaft Washer DS-TFWZP 4
50 Motor Shaft Key DS-R59 1
51 Motor Bolt DS-R58 4
52 Rubber Bushing RB-01 8
53 1/4-28 x 51/2” Hex HD Cap Screws DS-HHCS 4
54 Rubber Inner Tower Spacer DS-R23 8
55 Rubber Tower Spacer DS-R22 8
56 Thick Flat Washer DS-FWPS 8
57 Acorn Cap Nits DS-NSAC 4
58 Motor, 1 HP 115/230 V, 60 HZ MOTOR/DRY SCRUB 1
59 Cable Strain Relief G-66P 1
60 Pigtail with Female Outlet G-15ACF 1
61 Twist Lock - Male DS-R63 1
62 Motor Cord DS-R62 1
63 Metal Wire Holder DS-R61 1
64 Motor Bell DS-R64 1
65 Capacitor Box DS-R65 1
66 Motor Capacitor DS-R66 1
67 Capacitor Box Fastener DS-R67 1
68 Machine Base DS-IRONCW 1
69 Flywheel FW-01 1
70 Dry Scrub Bearing DSBR-02 2
71 Bearing Sleeve BS-01 1
72 Rubber Spacer B-5 2
73 5” Rubber Wheel M-260 2
74 Axel B-14 2
75 Dust Ports PVC-Pipe 1 1/2” 2
76 Skirt w/ Brush MCSKIRT 1
77 Thumb Screw B-96 5
78 3/8 Flat Washer B-28 8
79 Nut B-10 2
Not Pictured Filler Pad 42071218 1
Not Pictured Maroon Stripping Pad 40441218 1
Not Pictured 2” Velcro Strips for DS-18 V-CRO Pad 1
3.2 To Store your Machine:
• Lock the handle in the “up” position. Tilt the machine
back onto the transport wheels. Never store the machine
with the pad on the ground.
• Wind the cord around the handles and the bottom cord
hook.
• Inspect and maintain equipment on a regular schedule
for best results.
• Check and clean pads after each operation. Remove soil
and chemical buildup. Replace worn or damaged pads.
• Wash pads and hang to dry.
• Check triggers and switches for proper operation.
• Use air pressure or vacuum to remove dust and debris
from the motor vents.
• Report problems and repair promptly.
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