A ride on sweeper is a high-efficiency, low-cost floor cleaning device. The small electric ride on sweeper is an automated cleaning unit that combines vacuuming, sweeping, and spraying, designed for outdoor use. Sweepers are mainly used in parks, sanitation, cleaning companies, property management companies, plazas, and universities for outdoor cleaning tasks. They feature advanced, high-performance, maintenance-free batteries that do not leak or produce harmful gases, and solid tires designed for airport use—durable and sturdy. The small electric ride on sweeper is primarily used for cleaning surfaces in cement plants, rural cement roads, factory areas, parks, sanitation, cleaning companies, property management companies, plazas, universities, and outdoor parking lots.
For daily use, battery maintenance is essential. What should be noted when maintaining the battery of a small electric ride on sweeper?
The electric ride on sweeper’s battery is the power source for the vehicle’s normal operation. The following battery maintenance tips will help users properly maintain the battery and extend the sweeper’s lifespan.
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When charging the electric ride on sweeper, unplug the charger as soon as the charging indicator light shows the charging is complete. Do not overcharge, as this can damage both the battery and the charger.
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For a newly purchased electric ride on sweeper, charge the battery for 10-12 hours during the first three charges. After each use, recharge. The battery will reach its optimal performance after three full discharge-and-charge cycles.
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After six months of use, check the electrolyte level of the battery. If it is below the minimum level, simply add distilled water (this applies only to lead-acid batteries).
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Avoid leaving the battery in a discharged state for extended periods.
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If the battery is submerged in water during use, immediately remove the battery and do not continue use, as this will damage the battery.