Floor scrubber maintenance guide: scientific maintenance to extend equipment life and avoid the misunderstanding of "using it badly without repairing it"

As the popularity of Floor Scrubbers increases rapidly, equipment failures due to improper operation are frequent. Industry research shows that more than 30% of users neglect daily maintenance, resulting in machine performance degradation or even premature scrapping. How to scientifically maintain floor scrubbers has become a new focus of consumers.

Daily cleaning: Avoid the hidden danger of "hiding dirt and grime"

After use, the sewage tank must be emptied and rinsed immediately to prevent dirt from fermenting and producing odor. The roller brush needs to be disassembled, rinsed and dried to prevent hair from entanglement and causing motor overheating. It is recommended to rinse the filter with clean water once a week and replace it with a new filter every quarter to maintain suction. Some brands (such as Tineco and Dreame) have launched self-cleaning base stations, but manual cleaning of corner residues is still irreplaceable.

In-depth maintenance: key component cycle management

It is recommended to check the brush wear every six months and replace it in time to prevent scratching the floor; the battery needs to complete a full charge and discharge cycle once a month to avoid long-term storage with a full charge; the piping system should be flushed with a special cleaner every quarter to prevent mold growth.Customers can purchase some consumables when purchasing the machine, which makes it convenient and timely to replace them in the future.

Operators operate the machine correctly

Floor scrubber operators need to use the machine strictly in accordance with the instructions or operating procedures to avoid damage to the machine due to improper operation.

It is recommended that operators receive systematic training before using the machine, which will help them become familiar with the machine and better maintain it.