Correctly operating a small electric floor sweeper not only extends the machine's lifespan but also enhances work efficiency, achieving optimal results. Therefore, logistics managers and cleaning personnel should have a proper understanding of the operating methods of small electric floor sweepers, including standardized procedures and precautions.

Small Electric Floor Sweeper,Operating Procedure for Small Electric Floor Sweeper

Before getting on the vehicle, walk around it to check for entangled brushes, proper braking, sufficient battery charge, and intact warning lights.

Sit in the driver's seat of the sweeper, find a comfortable seating position, and position your foot on the accelerator and brake pedals.

Insert and turn the key switch to start the sweeper's main power.

Press the sweep and water spray buttons, press the accelerator pedal with your foot, and the sweeper will start moving forward.

Depending on the surface conditions, the cleaning personnel lightly press the accelerator pedal and turn the steering wheel left and right to maneuver the machine flexibly.

After completing the sweeping, press the sweep and water spray buttons again, retract the brushes, turn off the power, and stop the operation.

Press the garbage release button to empty the dustbin of dust, stones, and other debris, and use a broom or brush to sweep away the dust.

Clean any entangled materials from the brushes.

When the battery is low, place the sweeper in a well-ventilated and dry area for recharging.

Minimize abrupt braking and sudden stops to reduce the chances of brake system failures.

During sweeping, pay attention to any objects on the sides of the road that cannot be swept, avoid them proactively, and refrain from forcefully sweeping to prevent damaging the brush disc motor.

When filling the sweeper's water tank, ensure that water droplets do not fall into the main housing of the machine, as it could damage electrical components and circuits.

Regularly clean the dust filtering screen, especially in areas with a lot of dust.

Avoid driving the sweeper over shallow holes or low-lying areas to prevent the motor from being damaged by getting stuck in mud.