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® i-mop XL Scrubber | PARTS & CONSUMABLES SERIAL # _________________________________________ BRUSHES • A variety of brushes are available for PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER your i-mop. Soft Bristle Brush 1232608 • Soft, medium, and hard bristles. Medium Bristle Brush 1232578 • Color-coded brush collars in HACCP colors are also available. Hard Bristle Brush 1232607 • All brushes sold in sets of two. PADS / PAD DRIVERS • A full range of pads to handle a wide PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER variety of soil types, floor types and White Cleaning Pad 1234347 cleaning applications. Red Cleaning Pad 1234346 • All pads sold in boxes of ten. Blue Scrubbing Pad 1234350 Green Scrubbing Pad 1234348 Black Stripping Pad 1234344 Pad Driver 1232613 DIAMOND PADS • A full range of pads to fulfill all of PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER your polishing needs and cleaning Red Diamond Pad 1232651 applications. White Diamond Pad 1232650 • All pads sold in sets of two. Yellow Diamond Pad 1232645 Green Diamond Pad 1232649 Blue Diamond Pad 1232648 Orange Diamond Pad 1232647 SQUEEGEES PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER Front Polyurethane Squeegee 1232627 Rear Gum Rubber Squeegee 1232629 Rear Polyurethane Squeegee 1232635 BATTERIES / CHARGER • Extra batteries allow the i-mop to run PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER 24/7. Set of Left and Right Batteries 9017895 • Optional wall chargers are available. Left Battery 1232544 Right Battery 1232596 Battery Charger 1232547 Contact Tennant Customer Service at 1-800-553-8033 or www.tennantco.com/parts PRICING & 1 ORDERING Prices and programs subject to change without notice. 1 ©2018 The Tennant Company. All rights reserved. 5/2018 i-mop XL Scrubber | PARTS & CONSUMABLES DETERGENTS PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER Neutral PH Cleaner 9015246 General Purpose Cleaner 9015247 Neutral PH Degreaser 9015248 Super Strength Degreaser 9015249 GENERAL MAINTENANCE • Extra quick-connect color-coded tanks PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER for multiple cleaning solutions. Solution Tank (blue) 1232514 Solution Tank (red) 1232603 Solution Tank (yellow) 1232605 Solution Tank (green) 1232606 Recovery Tank (blue) 1232599 Squeegee Frame Assembly 1232588 Vacuum Hose 1232587 Filter 1232492 Red Brush Ring 1232622 Yellow Brush Ring 1232624 Green Brush Ring 1232626 Blue Brush Ring 1232620 Red Brush Locker 1232622 Yellow Brush Locker 1232624 Green Brush Locker 1232626 Blue Brush Locker 1232620 ACCESSORIES PART DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER 3 layer i-mop XL battery charging station 1232094 6 layer i-mop XL battery charging station 1232058 i-cart i-mop XL storage cart 1232057 i-mop XL storage cabinet 1233400 i-mop XL transport case 1233854 Contact Tennant Customer Service at 1-800-553-8033 or www.tennantco.com/parts PRICING & 2 ORDERING Prices and programs subject to change without notice. 1 ©2018 The Tennant Company. All rights reserved. 5/2018.

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