Why does my Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine engine lack power?
If your Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine engine lacks power, start by placing the engine throttle in the idle "slow" position to ensure sufficient vacuum. Check the air filters; if they're dirty, clean or replace the primary filter.
What causes my Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine engine to stop running?
If the Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine engine stops running, first, make sure the propane cylinder isn't empty and install a properly filled cylinder. Check the engine oil level and add oil if needed. Inspect the air filter and clean or replace if necessary. For machines with EcoSense, check the close loop vacuum line.
Why does my Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine vibrate?
If your Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine is vibrating, check the engine, tensioner, spindle, and pad holder fasteners and tighten any that are loose. Also, make sure the pad is centered on the pad holder; if it's not, remove it and re-center it, replacing the pad if necessary. Another potential cause is an out-of-balance pad holder. Remove the pad holder from the machine, clean both sides, and check for cracks or tears, replacing it if needed.
What to do if my Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine pulls to one side?
If the Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine pulls to one side, the wheel bracket might be bent, requiring replacement. Alternatively, the wheel could be worn or have a bad bearing, in which case you should replace the wheel. Another possibility is that the wheels are adjusted too far back; move both wheels forward in the wheel bracket.
Why is my Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine burnishing too aggressively?
If the Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine is burnishing too aggressively, it might be because the wheels are adjusted too far back; move both wheels forward in the wheel bracket. Also, ensure you are using the recommended burnishing pads.
How to address a burning rubber smell from my Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine?
If you notice a smell of burned rubber coming from the Pioneer Eclipse Floor Machine, check the automatic tensioner, as the belt might be out of adjustment.
Steps for unpacking, filling, and installing the LP cylinder.
Overview of the machine's controls, ignition, and monitoring systems.
Detailed steps for starting, burnishing, and stopping the machine.
Common problems and their solutions for engine and machine issues.
Routine maintenance tasks and their intervals.
Detailed technical data, dimensions, and capacities of the machine.
Diagrams illustrating the machine's electrical system and connections.
Illustrated parts breakdown for major assemblies like engine, deck, and handle.
Critical safety warnings and guidelines for operating the machine.
Details on warranty coverage, terms, and claims procedures.
General| Model | PE400BU |
|---|---|
| Type | Burnisher |
| Motor Power | 1.5 HP |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Power Cord Length | 50 ft |
| Pad Size | 20 inches |
| Weight | 92 lbs |
| Pad Driver Size | 20 inches |
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