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If your Clarke Floor Machine doesn't start, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the breaker (21) and reset it by pressing the button if it's open. Another possible cause is that the battery charger cable is still connected to the electrical mains; disconnect it and place it in the housing. Lastly, the batteries might be discharged, so ensure you charge them.
What to do if Clarke BSW 28 operates only when stationary?
If your Clarke Floor Machine operates only when stationary and turns off with a flashing red warning light, the batteries are likely discharged. Charge the batteries to resolve this issue. If the problem continues after charging, the batteries may need replacement.
Why is the battery autonomy low on my Clarke BSW 28?
If you are experiencing low battery autonomy with your Clarke Floor Machine, the batteries are likely dead and should be replaced.
What to do if my Clarke Floor Machine doesn't start?
If your Clarke Floor Machine fails to start when you turn the main switch to position I or II, there are several potential causes. First, check the fuse (Q, Fig. 1) and reset it by pressing the relevant button. If it still doesn't reset, let the main motor cool down for a few minutes. Also, ensure the battery charger cable is disconnected from the electrical mains and placed on the housing. Finally, the battery might be discharged, so try charging it.
Why does my Clarke Floor Machine only work when stationary and the red light is on?
If your Clarke Floor Machine only operates when stationary and the red warning light turns on, the battery is likely discharged. You should charge the battery. If the issue continues after charging, it may indicate that the battery needs replacement.
Why is the battery life so short on my Clarke Floor Machine?
If the battery life (autonomy) of your Clarke Floor Machine is low, it is likely that the battery is dead and needs to be replaced.
General| Model | BSW 28 |
|---|---|
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Speed | 175 rpm |
| Brush Width | 28 inches |
| Power Cable | 50 feet |
Critical safety information for operating the machine.
Overview, manual storage, identification, and unpacking procedures.
Machine specifications and procedures for safe transportation.
Overview of the machine's components and features.
Explanation of the functions and indicators of the machine's control panel.
Step-by-step instructions for starting, operating, and stopping the machine.
Guidance on daily operation, hopper emptying, and storage.
Routine maintenance tasks and their recommended intervals.
Procedures for maintaining brooms, filters, skirts, and battery.
Instructions and precautions for charging the machine's battery.
Information on optional accessories available for the machine.
Common problems, causes, and solutions for operating the machine.
An illustrated breakdown of all machine components with part numbers.
Electrical schematic showing the machine's wiring connections.
Recommended spare parts, support contact information, and warranty details.
