To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Kärcher Windsor Chariot 3 iExtract 26 Duo battery turns on then off?
If the battery turns on briefly and then shuts off, it's likely experiencing low voltage or a low state of charge (SOC). To resolve this, connect the battery to a charger and turn it on.
What to do if Kärcher Windsor Chariot 3 iExtract 26 Duo Floor Machine shows High Temperature?
If the device indicates a high temperature, stop discharging or charging the battery and allow it to cool down.
What to do if Kärcher Floor Machine shows Low SOC?
If the device indicates a low state of charge (SOC), stop discharging the battery and charge it.
What to do if Kärcher Windsor Chariot 3 iExtract 26 Duo shows Over Current?
If the device indicates an over current situation, reduce the current.
What to do if Kärcher Floor Machine shows Low Voltage?
If the device indicates low voltage, do not discharge the battery. Any detected discharge current will force the battery into a Low Voltage Fault. You can charge the battery in Low Voltage Recovery. If no charge current is detected within 2 minutes, the Battery Management System (BMS) will turn off the battery.
What to do if Kärcher Floor Machine shows High Voltage?
If the device indicates high voltage during charging, stop the charging process.
What to do if Kärcher Windsor Chariot 3 iExtract 26 Duo shows Low Temperature?
If the device indicates a low temperature, stop discharging or charging.
Why Kärcher Windsor Chariot 3 iExtract 26 Duo Floor Machine battery won't turn on after storage?
The battery turns itself off at a 5% state of charge (SOC). If left sitting at a low SOC for an extended period, it may completely discharge and become unusable. In this case, do not use the battery; replace and recycle it.
General| Model | Windsor Chariot 3 iExtract 26 Duo |
|---|---|
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Working width, vacuuming | 26 inches |
| Working width, brushing | 26 inches |
| Brush Width | 26 inches |
| Brush contact pressure | Adjustable |
| Voltage | 36 V |
| Brush motor power | 0.75 HP |
| Weight | 227 kg / 500 lbs |
| Battery Voltage | 36 V |
| Charging Time | 8 hours |
| Noise Level | 68 dB(A) |
| Maximum Speed | 4.8 km/h / 3 mph |
Explains the manual's sections: How to Use, Safety, Operations, and Maintenance.
Details on how to find and order correct repair parts using machine model and serial number.
Essential precautions to follow before operating the machine to reduce risks.
Definitions of hazard intensity levels (Warning, Caution, For Safety) and their implications.
Illustrations showing the placement of safety labels on the machine for easy identification.
Detailed explanation of the machine's primary systems: solution, scrub, recovery, and operator control.
Identifies and labels key components of the machine with numbered diagrams.
Details on operating controls like Key Switch, Emergency Stop, Throttle Pedal, and Steering Wheel.
Explanation of the Function Mode Dial and its various settings for cleaning.
Details on operating modes like Interim-Slow, Interim-Fast, and Deep Extraction-Slow.
Details on modes like Deep Extraction-Fast, Vacuum Only, and Off-Aisle Tool.
Description of the Solution Button and its indicator for enabling/disabling solution flow.
Detailed technical data including power, voltage, dimensions, speed, and capacity of the machine.
Covers pre-run checks, starting the machine, emergency stops, and filling the solution tank.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely fill the machine's solution tank with water and detergent.
Guidance on planning scrubbing patterns, preparation, and operation for efficient cleaning.
Instructions for initiating scrubbing operations and safely stopping the machine.
Procedures for draining and cleaning the recovery and solution tanks.
Details on the dual offset vacuum shoes, their function, and maintenance.
Steps to connect and operate the off-aisle cleaning option using the pump.
Table outlining recommended maintenance tasks before, after, and at specific hour intervals.
Diagrams and information on accessing and identifying battery components and the lithium battery option.
Detailed procedures for maintaining wet cell batteries, including electrolyte levels and cleaning.
Guide to checking specific gravity with a hydrometer and safe battery charging procedures.
Guidelines for battery storage, protection systems, fault detection, and corrective actions.
Step-by-step procedure for safely removing and replacing the machine's batteries.
Instructions for programming the onboard charger for different battery types.
Crucial safety guidelines and 'Do's and Don'ts' for handling lithium batteries.
Information on transporting batteries and their operational and charging temperature limits.
Explanation of the fuse's role in over-current protection and the need for qualified technician for replacement.
Guidelines for handling batteries, tools required, and the process for installing and operating batteries.
Procedures for inspecting batteries to detect and correct potential problems, including checking for cracks and connections.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving common battery problems like 'Battery Won't Turn On'.
Information on proper recycling and disposal of batteries, emphasizing environmental hazard and authorized agencies.
Procedures for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling vacuum shoes to ensure optimal recovery.
Detailed steps for removing and replacing the vacuum shoe lift actuator.
Guidance on inspecting, exchanging, and replacing scrub brushes based on wear and time.
Instructions for removing and replacing the brush deck motor, including deck removal.
Steps for removing and installing the scrub deck actuator.
Procedures for repairing or replacing the solenoid valve and general maintenance of the solution manifold.
Instructions for repairing/replacing vacuum motors and replacing vacuum motor carbon brushes.
Diagrams identifying the drive motor and the parking brake assembly.
Explanation of the electric parking brake engagement and manual disengagement procedure.
Guidelines for pushing the machine, tie-down points, and preparing for trailer loading/unloading.
Explanation of the main circuit breaker's function and how to reset it if tripped.
Table of common problems, their causes, and solutions for machine operation and performance.
List of controller fault codes, their descriptions, and recommended solutions.
