What to do if the squeegee on my PowerBoss Scrubber will not lower?
If the squeegee on your PowerBoss Scrubber won't lower, check for a loose or defective squeegee switch on the console and reconnect the wiring or replace the switch. Inspect the wires at the foot pedal for looseness and connect them. If the issue persists, the foot pedal switches may need adjustment; re-adjust the cams.
How to troubleshoot a PowerBoss Nautilus engine that won't start?
If your PowerBoss Scrubber's engine won't start or runs roughly after starting, several factors could be the reason. First, check if the battery is dead and recharge or replace it if necessary. Ensure the machine has enough fuel by refueling it. Inspect the fuel filter for clogs and clean or replace it. Also, check the fuel line for any breaks or obstructions, and clear it with compressed air if needed. A dirty air filter can also cause this issue, so clean or replace it. Other potential causes include a tank valve not fully opened (open the valve slowly), using an incorrect fuel tank type (use the correct tank), frost on the fuel tank and lines (open shut-off valve slowly to ¼ open, then start), or a defective vacuum lock-off (replace or repair). For problems with spark plugs, ignition po...
What should I check if the brushes on my PowerBoss Nautilus Scrubber do not turn or turn very slowly?
If the brushes on your PowerBoss Scrubber aren't turning or are turning very slowly, make sure the brush switch is in the on position. Also, ensure the foot pedal is depressed to the forward position.
What causes my PowerBoss Nautilus® Scrubber to creep in neutral?
If your PowerBoss Nautilus® Scrubber creeps in neutral, the directional control pedal or propulsion pump neutral setting is likely out of adjustment. Perform the adjustment procedures.
What could cause hydraulic variable displacement pump failure in my PowerBoss Nautilus Scrubber?
Hydraulic variable displacement pump failure in your PowerBoss Scrubber can be due to a leaking pump, in which case you should replace the seals. If the relief valve(s) are stuck, clean or replace them at the pump. A drive coupling malfunction requires replacing the defective gears. An out-of-adjustment control linkage needs adjusting, and you should check for binding. Worn or scored charge pump gears require replacing the defective gears. Damage due to air entering the hydraulic system can also cause failure; maintain the correct hydraulic fluid level in the reservoir and keep suction hose fittings tight.
What leads to hydraulic gear pump failure in my PowerBoss Nautilus?
Hydraulic gear pump failure in your PowerBoss Scrubber can occur if the pump is leaking, in which case you should replace the seals or the pump. A failed drive coupler should be replaced. Worn or scored gears may require rebuilding the pump or replacing it. Check and fill the oil supply if it's low. Replace a clogged oil strainer (inside the reservoir). Ensure you are using the recommended viscosity oil. Damage due to air entering the hydraulic system can also cause failure; maintain the correct hydraulic fluid level in the reservoir and keep suction hose fittings tight.
What causes hydraulic drive motor failure in a PowerBoss Scrubber?
Hydraulic drive motor failure in a PowerBoss Scrubber can be caused by an insufficient oil supply, so fill the reservoir. If the motor is leaking, replace the seals. Other potential causes include a failed drive pump coupler (replace it), a failed key on the motor shaft (replace the key), or a failed drive hub (replace it).
What causes hydraulic control valve failure in my PowerBoss Nautilus?
Hydraulic control valve failure in your PowerBoss Scrubber can stem from a defective solenoid valve, which would need to be replaced. Another potential cause is switch failure, so check for loose or disconnected wires.
Why won't the squeegee on my PowerBoss Nautilus raise in reverse or by the console switch?
If the squeegee on your PowerBoss Scrubber won't raise in reverse or by the console switch, the foot pedal switches may need adjustment, so re-adjust the cams. A defective solenoid valve could also be the cause, requiring replacement of the valve or coil. Additionally, check the fuse to ensure there is power at the valve.
What to do if my PowerBoss Nautilus Scrubber has poor water pick-up?
If your PowerBoss Scrubber isn't picking up water effectively, start by emptying the recovery tank, and if there's excessive foaming, change the detergent. Inspect the squeegee for wear and replace it if needed. Clear any debris caught in the squeegee or pick-up tube. Check the hose from the impeller for leaks or clogs; repair any leaks, clear obstructions, or replace the hose if necessary. Ensure the squeegee is properly adjusted. Verify the engine is operating at high speed by checking the throttle switch position. Finally, inspect the impeller for failure and repair as needed.
General safety rules and warnings for operators.
Specific safety precautions to follow while operating the machine.
Safety procedures for maintenance and servicing activities.
Description of the instrument panel controls and indicators.
Guides for scrubbing, water pick-up, and basic operation modes.
Guides for pre-checks, starting, driving, and stopping the machine.
Essential checks before starting and guide to starting the engine.
Chart outlining maintenance tasks by frequency and system area.
General| Power Source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Solution Flow Rate | Adjustable |
| Recovery System | Vacuum |
| Battery Voltage | 36 V |
| Scrub Head Type | Disk |
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