How to troubleshoot low voltage to the radio receiver on my HTC Floor Machine?
To troubleshoot low voltage to the radio receiver on your HTC Floor Machine, check the control voltage, battery voltage, and cabling to the radio receiver.
What does a phase error on the incoming supply mean for my HTC DURATIQ T6?
A phase error on the incoming supply of your HTC Floor Machine means that the incoming supply has lost one or more phases. Check the incoming supply.
How to troubleshoot low control voltage on my HTC DURATIQ T6?
To troubleshoot low control voltage on your HTC Floor Machine, check the PSU and the battery voltage.
How do I check if the grinding motor is short-circuited on my HTC DURATIQ T6?
To check if the grinding motor is short-circuited on your HTC Floor Machine, inspect the grinding motor cabling and measure the insulation of the grinding motor.
How to check for a break in the grinding motor or cabling of my HTC DURATIQ T6 Floor Machine?
To check for a break in the grinding motor or its cabling on your HTC Floor Machine, inspect the grinding motor cabling and measure the grinding motor.
What to do if my HTC Floor Machine will not start?
If your HTC Floor Machine won't start, there are several potential causes: * A fault on the power supply: Check the voltage on the incoming phase/phases. * The power supply indication is not lit: Check the miniature circuit breaker F1. * The main circuit board is not lit: Check the fuse. * The standby LED on the control panel is not lit: Check fuses F2 and F8.
What should I do if the grinding motor is overheated on my HTC Floor Machine?
Let the motor cool down if the grinding motor is overheated on your HTC Floor Machine.
What to do if the converter is overloaded on my HTC Floor Machine?
If the converter is overloaded on your HTC Floor Machine, let the machine cool down.
What to do if the cooling flange for the frequency converter is overheated on my HTC DURATIQ T6?
If the cooling flange for the frequency converter is overheated on your HTC Floor Machine, let the frequency converter cool down.
What should I do if the grinding motor on my HTC DURATIQ T6 becomes overloaded?
If the grinding motor becomes overloaded and the overload meter reaches 100% on your HTC Floor Machine, let the machine cool down.
General| Brand | HTC |
|---|---|
| Model | DURATIQ T6 |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Explanation of warning symbols and essential safety rules for machine operation.
Details on important safety decals and warnings affixed to the machine.
Data on hand-arm vibrations and sound power levels according to relevant standards.
Diagram and numbering of the Human-Machine Interface (HMI) control panel.
Detailed explanation of each function and button on the control panel.
Visual representation and numbering of the machine's information display panel.
Explanation of the various symbols and their meanings on the information panel.
Description of the data metrics shown on the information panel.
Instructions for adjusting the machine's handle for optimal working height.
Procedure for adjusting the machine's weights to optimize grinding pressure.
How to control machine movement and grinding process using the control panel.
Detailed steps for performing manual grinding operations.
Steps for setting up and pairing the remote control with the machine.
Specific controls for grinding speed, propulsion, and offset via radio.
Common causes and solutions when the machine fails to start.
Troubleshooting for frequent tripping of fuses or earth fault breakers.
Solutions for when the machine cannot cope or performs poorly.
Overview of how warnings and error messages are displayed on the machine.
Explanation of specific warning messages and how to erase them.
Actions to take for various warning messages like voltage or temperature issues.
Explanation of specific error messages and their fault descriptions.
Actions to take for error messages like CAN bus errors or motor faults.
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