Floor Scrubber Squeegee Assembly for RT15, RT15+ and RT15AC Models.  Adjusting the squeegee assembly of a floor scrubber machine is essential for ensuring efficient water pickup and achieving streak-free, clean floors. Here’s why this adjustment matters: 1. Optimal Water Recovery Purpose : The squeegee collects dirty water and cleaning solution from the floor after scrubbing. Why Adjust : If the squeegee isn’t set correctly, it can leave behind water, leading to slippery floors or residue buildup. 2. Prevent Streaks on the Floor A poorly adjusted squeegee can leave streaks or uneven drying patterns. Proper adjustment ensures the squeegee blade maintains uniform contact with the floor surface. 3. Compensate for Wear and Tear Over time, the squeegee blade wears down unevenly. Regular adjustment ensures it continues to make proper contact, extending its life and maintaining performance. 4. Adapt to Floor Types Different floor surfaces (e.g., smooth tiles vs. textured concrete) require different squeegee pressures or angles. Adjusting allows the squeegee to adapt to the specific floor type for maximum efficiency. 5. Prevent Damage Excessive pressure can cause premature wear on the squeegee or scratch sensitive floors. Too little pressure reduces water recovery and leaves floors wet. How to Adjust the Squeegee Assembly: Inspect the Squeegee Blades : Ensure the blades are clean, undamaged, and free of debris. Replace if they are cracked, curled, or excessively worn. Set the Correct Angle : Adjust the pitch of the squeegee so that the blade edge makes consistent contact with the floor. Adjust Downward Pressure : Use the adjustment knobs or screws (depending on the model) to increase or decrease pressure as needed. Check Side-to-Side Balance : Make sure the squeegee is level and evenly contacts the floor from end to end. Test and Observe : Run the scrubber on a small area to check for water pickup efficiency and make further adjustments if necessary. Pro Tip: For eco-friendly cleaning , make sure your squeegee is adjusted to minimize water waste and prevent detergent runoff into areas where it might harm the environment.