How to operate the sweeper in snowy weather?
Because it’s snowing, the ground everywhere is slippery, so it needs to be cleaned in time. Compared with the real cleaning work in the subway, the cleaning workload on the road is even greater. Sales at Jianli Mall Manager Xu said: “Cleaning work on snowy days will attract the attention of government departments in various places, and the safety of road sweepers also needs to be paid attention to. Therefore, it is still necessary to make more use of cleaning equipment such as floor washers to reduce the workload of road sweepers. Also try to ensure their safety.
The riding sweeper cleans stones, dust, leaves, debris and other garbage, but it is important to avoid cleaning burning objects such as unextinguished cigarette butts during use, and cannot clean strips such as Wires, ropes, iron wires, etc.
When using a riding sweeper, you should also pay attention to checking the wear status of the main brush and side brush of the machine, and clean the foreign matter on the brush in time. The contact area between the brush and the ground is best. 5-10mm protects the brush while ensuring the cleaning effect.
The riding sweeper does not need to charge the battery frequently for a long time. If the battery is in a depleted state for a long time, the service life of the battery will be seriously affected. It is best to park the machine in a flat, ventilated, dry and clean environment.
Since the ground in the subway station is basically designed with marble, the ground will appear dull when encountering rain or snow. It is very slippery and easy to slip. In order to deal with emergencies, Shenyang Metro staff immediately laid anti-slip mats in slippery areas of the station, placed "beware of slippery floors" warning signs, turned on the station's hot air curtain, and organized cleaning staff to use washing Floor machines and other cleaning equipment continue to patrol the floor, increase the frequency of bathroom inspections and operations, and promptly clear water and snow inside and outside the station.