Wilson Floor Polisher Pad Holder, Original code 203 for 8”

Product Description:

Maintaining the efficiency of your Wilson 203 Floor Polisher is essential for achieving spotless and well-maintained floors. A critical component in this process is the original 8-inch pad holder (Code 203), designed to securely hold polishing pads in place, ensuring smooth and effective operation.

Key Features:

• Durable Construction: Crafted from high-quality materials, this pad holder offers exceptional durability, withstanding the demands of regular use in both commercial and residential settings.
• Optimal Compatibility: Specifically engineered for the Wilson 203 Floor Polisher, the 8″ pad holder guarantees a perfect fit, facilitating seamless integration and reliable performance.
• User-Friendly Design: The pad holder features an intuitive design that allows for quick and easy attachment and replacement of polishing pads, minimizing downtime during cleaning operations.

Specifications:

• Diameter: 8 inches
• Material: High-strength composite for enhanced durability
• Compatibility: Exclusively designed for use with the Wilson 203 Floor Polisher

Installation Instructions:

1. Safety Precaution: Ensure the floor polisher is unplugged before installation to prevent any accidental operation.
2. Remove Existing Pad Holder: If applicable, detach the current pad holder by loosening the securing mechanism.
3. Attach New Pad Holder: Align the Wilson 8″ Pad Holder (Code 203) with the polisher’s drive system and secure it firmly in place.
4. Install Polishing Pad: Center the desired polishing pad onto the pad holder, ensuring it adheres properly for effective operation.
5. Operational Check: Plug in the polisher and conduct a brief test to confirm the pad holder and pad are securely attached and functioning correctly.

Maintenance Tips:

• Regular Cleaning: After each use, remove the polishing pad and clean the pad holder to eliminate any debris or residue that may affect performance.
• Routine Inspection: Periodically inspect the pad holder for signs of wear or damage, replacing it as necessary to maintain optimal functionality.
• Proper Storage: Store the pad holder in a cool, dry place when not in use to preserve its structural integrity.