A little consistency keeps machines going far longer. A small check each week prevents big trouble later.
Weekly inspection steps
● Check squeegee rubbers for tears
● Rinse recovery and solution tanks
● Inspect the filter screen
● Wipe dust from the vacuum motor cover
● Look for loose caps, knobs, or hoses
A five-minute walk-around can save hours later.
Monthly parts checks
● Inspect brushes and pads for wear
● Test the charger and battery leads
● Look at vacuum hoses for small cracks
● Clear any debris around the motor intake
Monthly checks catch gradual wear before it becomes a real problem.
Quarterly and annual replacements
High-use environments, like public car parks and shopping centers, should replace certain parts on a set schedule.
Typical replacement cycle:
● Brushes & pads: every 3–6 months
● Squeegee blades: every 3 months
● Filters: every 6 months
Vacuum motors: every 12–18 months
