MAINTENANCE GUIDES
How to Maintain a Commercial Floor Scrubber
Maintenance should follow the supplied operation and maintenance manual. Operator tasks require training; battery, electrical, motor and drive work belongs with qualified service personnel.
Daily — operator
Tank draining and rinsing, filter cleaning, blade and brush inspection, charging. See the daily checklist for the full routine.
Weekly — supervisor
Hoses, seals, consumable wear and permitted external checks, with a written record of what was found. Isolate the machine first and stay within the supplied manual.
Periodic — technician
- Brush and vacuum motor condition
- Drive system and controls
- Electrical connections and wiring condition
- Solution system and valves
- Battery condition and charging performance
Train once, then reinforce
Cleaning staff turn over. Build the daily routine into shift handover, keep a printed checklist with the machine, and repeat the training whenever new operators start.
Talk it through with someone who knows the machines
Tell us about the floor, the cleaning window and the constraints. We will tell you what suits the site — including when a smaller machine is the better answer.