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COURSE nº2: Maintenance of the Glice Rink.

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All about the 2 step polishing process

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1. Ride the polisher on the rink and...
Remove the wheels and put click them in place Remove the water tank
2. Next...
Before continuing, make sure you have a bucket of cold water close to the polisher to cool down the heat produced by the brushes Make sure the brush contact pressure switch is placed in the middle position
3. In what consists the 2 step polishing process
First you need to wet clean the surface. Then you need to dry clean it First you need to dry clean the surface. Then you need to wet clean it
4. Why is it important to wet clean the surface first?
Because this will leave behind a fresh smell which will last for days. Because this will allow the Glice Care 2.0 to penetrate into the surface, which will lower the friction of the blades and thus enhance the skating experience.
5. Leave the Glice Care 2.0 solution to penetrate...
For at least 15 minutes by sliding the polisher in continuous movements over the complete surface of the ice rink before dry cleaning For 24 hours and dry clean the surface the next day
6. To start dry cleaning, you need to...
Push the yellow pedal and make sure the vacuum bar is down. Then push again both switches on the handle bar to activate the water suction. Slide the polisher over the surface in smooth continuous movements for a dry and clean surface. Make sure the handle bar is locked in position, fill up the water tank with clean water and do not activate the brushes while sliding over the surface.
7. Finally...
You should vacuum the surface once again before opening the skating session You should empty the wastewater from the water tank and pour it in a bucket or nearby street drain.
8. Take out the polisher of the rink
By attaching the wheels back in place and riding it of By lifting it up and carrying it out
9. To start wet cleaning, you need to...
Pour several buckets of water over the complete surface of the ice rink and make sure there are no dry spots left. Raise the vacuum bar by pressing the pedal and push both switches for irrigation and brushes on the push handle.