Why does the fuse trip on my HTC DURATIQ T5?
If the fuse trips in your HTC Floor Machine, it could be due to too high a load or fuses that are too small. You should check the size and inertia of the fuses. Also, reduce the machine's load by reducing the grinding pressure, lowering the revs per minute, or changing the tool. Refer to the machine's power meter for guidance.
What to do if the earth fault breaker trips on my HTC Floor Machine?
If the earth fault breaker trips on your HTC Floor Machine, it indicates too high a leakage current or earth fault. Check the cabling in the cabinet and splice cable. Also, check the earth fault breaker trip and ensure that it is an A or B type, not an AC type.
Why can't my HTC Floor Machine cope?
If your HTC Floor Machine cannot cope, it might be due to several reasons. First, reduce the grinding pressure if the load is too high. If the machine runs at high speed, lower the revs per minute to increase its strength, using the meter for available power. Check the voltage meter during grinding for voltage drops. If the surface coating is too sticky, run half of the machine on the surface to be cleaned and half on a clean surface to remove residue from the tools. Finally, check the tools to ensure they are correct, in working order, and correctly fitted.
What to do if the frequency converter overheats on my HTC DURATIQ T5 Floor Machine?
If the frequency converter overheats in your HTC Floor Machine, especially if ambient temperatures are above 30°C, begin by checking the function of the fans. Clean the fans and cooling flange. Also, check the voltage level during operation and reduce the grinding power.
How to reduce high temperature in the electrical cabinet of my HTC DURATIQ T5?
If there's a high temperature in the electrical cabinet of your HTC Floor Machine, particularly if ambient temperatures exceed 30°C, clean the fans and cooling flange. Ensure the fans are rotating during grinding and for 1 minute after finishing, as well as when needed. Allow the machine to cool down.
What to do if the grinding motor is overloaded on my HTC DURATIQ T5?
If the grinding motor of your HTC Floor Machine is overloaded and the overload meter exceeds 90%, reduce the motor's load, referring to the meter for motor current.
How to troubleshoot low input voltage to my HTC DURATIQ T5?
If there is low input voltage to your HTC Floor Machine, check the voltage level during operation, the cable area, and the electrical supply.
What causes low voltage in my HTC DURATIQ T5?
If you are experiencing low voltage with your HTC Floor Machine, check the cable area and cable length. Also, check for errors on the incoming supply and ensure the emergency stop is not activated.
What to do if the grinding motor overheats on my HTC DURATIQ T5?
If the grinding motor of your HTC Floor Machine overheats, check the motor's cooling fan and reduce the motor's load, referring to the meter for motor current.
What to do if my HTC DURATIQ T5 loses contact with other units?
If your HTC Floor Machine loses contact with other units, the CAN bus signal might be broken. Check the cable connections on the connection panel.
General| Brand | HTC |
|---|---|
| Model | DURATIQ T5 |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Details HTC's trademark ownership and mentions other product names may be registered trademarks.
General information about HTC's floor processing machines and their applications.
Disclaimer regarding the accuracy and completeness of the manual.
Details on warranty coverage for manufacturing defects and exclusions.
General overview of troubleshooting common faults and contacting support.
Troubleshooting steps for when the machine fails to start, including power and mainboard checks.
Troubleshooting steps for frequent tripping of fuses or earth fault breakers.
Troubleshooting advice for situations where the machine performance is inadequate.
Explanation of warning and error messages displayed on the machine, including their meaning and resolution.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual to indicate warnings, notes, and tips.
Guidelines for safe operation, emphasizing trained personnel and adherence to rules.
Instructions for checking the equipment for transport damage and verifying the order.
Warning and note regarding safe transport and lifting procedures for the machine.
Guidance on lifting the machine using provided lifting eyes and straps.
Recommendations for storing the machine in a heated, dry area to prevent damage.
Details about the information provided on the machine's name plate for ordering parts.
Information on measured vibration levels and permitted daily exposure limits.
Details on noise testing and information sources for sound level power.
Description of the grinding machine's purpose, components, and features like the floating hood.
Detailed breakdown of components within the machine's control cabinet.
Overview of the Human Machine Interface (HMI) control panel and its buttons.
Visual explanation of the information displayed on the machine's panel.
Diagram and explanation of the machine's various connection ports and their functions.
Introduction to changing tools and operating the grinding machine.
Instructions and warnings related to adjusting the machine's handle position.
Guidance on positioning and removing the machine's weights for optimal grinding.
Description of the strain relief device for cables and hoses on the machine chassis.
Steps for separating the grinding head from the machine's chassis.
Procedures for accessing the grinding tools, including handle and weight adjustments.
Instructions and warnings for fitting new grinding tools onto the machine.
Step-by-step guide on how to operate the machine for grinding.
Explanation of the emergency stop function, its purpose, and reset procedure.
Tips for arranging hoses and cables to prevent operational disruptions.
Instructions for pairing the grinder and dust extractor using DURATIQ Remote Connectivity.
Covers Mist Cooler System for cooling tools and Wet Grinding for difficult floors.
General safety precautions for maintenance, including moving parts and electrical hazards.
Instructions for cleaning the machine, emphasizing cold water and high-pressure washer use.
Checks to perform before starting each new grinding process.
Checks to perform while the machine is in operation.
Daily checks for the machine, including safety features and tool wear.
Weekly maintenance checks for various machine components and seals.
Information on authorized repairs and contacting service centers.
Guidance on ordering spare parts, specifying model and serial numbers.
Conditions for warranty validity, emphasizing the use of original HTC parts.
Material composition of the machine's chassis parts and their waste management.
Material composition of the grinding head components and their waste management.
Material composition of the electrical system components and their waste management.
Information on returning machine components for recycling and applicable regulations.
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