MAX Operation & Service Manual 185MAX Operation & Service Manual Section7:Troubleshooting185
Maintenance Messages - Table 7-15.
These messages begin…
A hardware counter has expired…
Action
Duster cloth needs to be replaced Replace the duster cloth, press the reset button to zero the
counter
See Replacing the duster cloth for more information.
The buffer brush needs to be replaced Replace the buffer brush, Replace the buffer brush, press the
reset button to zero the counter
See Replacing the buffer brush for more information
The squeegee blade needs to be replaced Replace the squeegee blade, Replace the squeegee blade, press
the reset button to zero the counter
See Replacing the squeegee blade for more information
The cleaner screen lter needs to be replaced or
cleaned
Clean or replace the cleaner lter, Replace the cleaner lter, press
the reset button to zero the counter
See Replacing/cleaning the conditioner/in-line strainer for
more information
The conditioner spin-on lter needs to be replaced Replace the conditioner spin-on, Replace the Spin-On, press the
reset button to zero the counter
SeeReplacingthespin-onconditionerlterformoreinfor-
mation
The traction drive motor needs to be replaced Service and replace the traction drive motor Replace the traction
drive motor, press the reset button to zero the counter
The vacuum motor assembly needs to be replaced Service and replace the vacuum motor assembly Replace the
vacuum motor, press the reset button to zero the counter
In addition to the other high wear items, the MAX will also monitor the “Lanes Per Stop” to identify
if the machine is not performing to our productions standards. Lanes Per Stop records the errors that
happen while the machine is processing a lane. If the lanes per stop are too frequent, contact your
Brunswick distributor or BTS (Brunswick Technical Support) for more information.
Lanes Per Stop monitors the frequency of errors and can help you identify the cause of these errors.
And hopefully lead you to a quick resolution.
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