What to do if the Nilfisk-Advance SW4000 Floor Machine display does not turn on?
If the display of your Nilfisk-Advance Floor Machine doesn't turn on, there are several potential causes. First, check if the battery connector is disconnected and connect it. Second, inspect the fuses (F3) and/or (F0) and replace them if they are open. Finally, ensure that the emergency push-button has not been activated; if it has, release it.
Why does my Nilfisk-Advance Floor Machine show a “H I U” (A) (High Voltage) flashing display indication?
The “H I U” (A) (High Voltage) flashing display indication on your Nilfisk-Advance Floor Machine means the battery voltage is higher than 32.4V. To resolve this, turn off the engine each time the machine is stopped. If the problem persists, it may be necessary to calibrate the engine rpm.
How to fix “L O U” (A) (Low Voltage) display indication on Nilfisk-Advance SW4000?
The “L O U” (A) (Low Voltage) display indication on your Nilfisk-Advance Floor Machine means the battery voltage is lower than 24.0 V. You can decrease the main broom pressure on the floor to solve this. If the problem persists, it may be necessary to calibrate the engine rpm.
What to do if the Nilfisk-Advance Floor Machine SW4000 Battery display doesn't turn on?
If the display of your Nilfisk-Advance Floor Machine SW4000 Battery doesn't turn on when you turn the ignition key to 'ON' and the machine doesn't operate, it could be due to a disconnected battery connector. To resolve this, connect the battery connector.
What to do if Nilfisk-Advance SW4000 display indicates lower than 10V?
If the display of your Nilfisk-Advance Floor Machine indicates lower than 10V, decrease the main boost pressure on the floor.
General| Brand | Nilfisk-Advance |
|---|---|
| Model | SW4000 |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Explains the manual's objective, scope, and target audience.
Defines intended users and how to keep the manual.
Covers conformity certification and machine identification data.
Lists related manuals and spare parts information.
Details Nilfisk's policy on product improvements.
Describes machine functions and operational conventions.
Explains symbols used on the machine for warnings.
Details symbols indicating danger, warning, caution, and notes.
Provides essential safety precautions for machine operation and maintenance.
Outlines precautions for preventing microbe infections from the DustGuard system.
Identifies and labels the main components of the machine.
Guides on checking and setting battery types for the machine.
Checklist and procedure before operating the machine.
Step-by-step instructions for starting and safely stopping the machine.
Explains the display functions and parking brake operation.
Covers general operation and procedures for emptying the hopper.
Outlines routine maintenance tasks and their intervals.
Instructions for installing, removing, and configuring battery types.
Procedures for charging the machine's batteries.
Guides on inspecting and adjusting the brake cable.
Instructions for adjusting the main broom's ground clearance.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the main broom.
Instructions for adjusting the side broom's ground clearance.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the side broom.
Instructions for cleaning and checking the panel dust filter.
Details how to inspect and adjust the machine's skirts.
Instructions for cleaning the DustGuard system water filter.
Guides on checking the hydraulic system oil level.
Procedure for checking, replacing, and resetting fuses.
Explains emergency stop, seat sensor, and hopper sensors.
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