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If your NSS Floor Machine has no electrical power, it might be due to an overloaded circuit breaker. Try resetting the circuit breaker and unplugging other electrical items on the same circuit. Another possible cause is a defective power cord, which would need to be replaced.
What to do if NSS STALLION 12 SC has poor water pickup?
If you're experiencing poor water pickup with your NSS Floor Machine, several factors could be responsible. Check the vacuum lid to ensure it's sealing properly; replace or tighten it if necessary. Also, inspect the vacuum hose and connections for any looseness and tighten them. Other potential issues include accumulated dirt on the lid screen (clean it), a worn vacuum lid gasket (replace it), lint and dirt buildup on the suction head/brush chamber (clean it), a defective vacuum hose (replace it), or a loose connection to the vacuum motor (tighten it).
What to do if NSS STALLION 12 SC Floor Machine pump runs but has little or no output?
If the pump on your NSS Floor Machine runs but produces little to no output, it could be due to several reasons. Internal pump parts may be worn, requiring you to rebuild the pump head or replace the pump. The pump might be air locked, so bleed the air lock from the system. A solenoid valve that won't open (replace the solenoid valve) or a plugged solution tank filter (clear or replace) could also be the cause.
What to do if NSS STALLION 12 SC Floor Machine pump motor will not run?
If the pump motor on your NSS Floor Machine won't run, it could be due to a few reasons. The motor might be shorted out, requiring a replacement. A faulty pressure switch could also be the culprit, and it would need to be replaced. Other potential issues include a faulty pump switch or wiring (repair or replace), a damaged power cord (replace it), an inadequate extension cord (remove it), or low voltage (test the wall outlet).
Why carpet spray is off but solution still drips from NSS STALLION 12 SC Floor Machine?
If the carpet spray is off but solution continues to drip from your NSS Floor Machine, the cause might be debris in the solenoid. In this case, you should clean or replace it.
Why motor runs but brush won’t spin on NSS STALLION 12 SC Floor Machine?
If the motor runs but the brush won’t spin on your NSS Floor Machine, the issue might be a loose belt. Try tightening the belt.
How to fix floating brush that won’t move up and down on NSS STALLION 12 SC?
If the floating brush on your NSS Floor Machine won’t move up and down, it could be due to debris inside the slide block guide. Disassemble and clear the obstruction to resolve this issue.
How to fix uneven spray pattern from spray tips on NSS STALLION 12 SC Floor Machine?
An uneven spray pattern or lack of solution from the spray tips on your NSS Floor Machine can stem from several issues. Start by checking if the spray nozzle tips are plugged and, if so, disassemble and clean them. Ensure the solution tank isn't empty and refill if needed. Other potential causes include a failed pump (repair or replace), a defective pump seal (replace the pump), debris in the check valve (clear the obstruction), a nozzle gasket obstruction (replace the gasket), incorrect spray nozzles (install correct ones), a clogged solenoid valve (bleed air lock from system), a worn pump bearing (repair or replace), a punctured pump diaphragm (replace diaphragm), accumulated dirt on the solution intake screen (clean or replace), accumulation of debris inside pump and plumbing (disassemb...
Key warnings for shock, fire, and explosion hazards.
Defines the commercial, indoor use of the carpet extractor for wet pickup only.
Basic safety guidelines for operating electrical appliances.
Detailed steps for proper grounding of the machine to prevent electric shock.
Specifies the sound pressure level at the operator's position.
Describes the lower part of the machine body holding cleaning solution.
Identifies the upper part of the machine body for collecting dirty water.
Details the components on the handle that control machine functions.
Explains the valve for adjusting cleaning chemical usage.
Describes the floating assembly that adapts to carpet pile heights.
Located at the front, this part pulls liquid from the carpet.
Information on connecting an optional hose assembly for different cleaning tasks.
Instructions for filling and preparing the machine's tanks before operation.
Steps for securely connecting the machine's twist-lock power cord.
Explains the function and reset procedure for the brush motor's circuit breaker.
Step-by-step guide for standard carpet extraction procedures.
Methods for performing non-standard cleaning tasks like double scrubbing.
Guidance on selecting and connecting cleaning tools and hoses.
Instructions for using accessories on non-floor surfaces.
Procedure to remove air from the solution pump and lines.
Routine tasks to perform at the end of each day's operation.
Recommended maintenance tasks to be performed weekly or after 25 hours.
Essential maintenance procedures required for machine longevity.
General methods for removing various types of stains from carpets.
General| Pad Speed | 175 rpm |
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| Brush Speed | 175 rpm |
| Cleaning Path | 12 inches |
| Pad Size | 12 inches |
| Working Width | 12 inches |
| Cord Length | 50 feet |
