Gladiator 1404

How to use

Using the 1404 sweeper is designed for efficient and effective floor cleaning in commercial and industrial settings. Here's a short guide on how to use the1404 sweeper:

Preparation:

Before operation, ensure the sweeper is fully charged or has a power source.

Inspect the brushes and collection bin for any debris or obstructions.

Adjusting Settings:

Depending on the surface type and debris size, adjust the sweeper's settings. The1404 typically allows for easy customization of brush height and speed.

Starting the Sweeper:

Power on the sweeper using the control panel or key, if applicable.

Engage the main brush and side brushes as needed.

Operating the Sweeper:

Maneuverer the sweeper across the floor, allowing the brushes to sweep debris into the collection bin.

Utilize the side brushes for cleaning edges and corners.

Adjust the speed and direction to optimize cleaning efficiency.

Monitoring Collection Bin:

Keep an eye on the collection bin's fill level. Empty it when it reaches capacity to maintain optimal performance.

Navigating Obstacles:

Use the sweeper's manoeuvrability features to navigate around obstacles and tight spaces.

Lift the brushes when crossing thresholds or transitioning between floor types.

Shutdown and Maintenance:

Once the cleaning task is complete, power off the sweeper.

Empty the collection bin and clean the brushes to prepare for the next use.

Regular Maintenance:

Periodically check and clean the filters, ensuring proper airflow for efficient dust control.

Inspect the brushes and replace them as needed to maintain optimal sweeping performance.

Safety Considerations:

Always follow safety guidelines provided in the user manual.

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, especially if dealing with potentially hazardous materials.

Always refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific instructions and safety guidelines.

Specifications

Product Warranty Information

Gladiator Series: Gladiator 464, 512, 664, 1050, 1280 and 1404

What Is Covered

• Tanks: 10 years against cracks/corrosion
• Labour: 1 year
• Electrical Components: 1 year
• Battery & Charger: 1 year
• Fan & Brush Motors: 3 years or up to 2000 hours
• Wheels & Casters: 1 year

What Is Not Covered

• Brushes
• Filters
• Switches
• Gaskets
• Painted parts
• Belts

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