To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Taylor-Dunn Automobile has low power or is running slow?
If your Taylor-Dunn Automobile exhibits low power or runs slowly, there are several potential causes. First, test the battery and charge if necessary. Second, the brakes might be dragging, so inspect the brake system. Finally, there could be a fault in the motor control system; in this case, refer to the motor control fault codes.
Why is the brake pedal soft or low on my Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
A soft and/or low brake pedal in your Taylor-Dunn Automobile can be attributed to several factors. There might be air in the brake lines, requiring you to bleed the brake system. The master cylinder fluid level could be low, so fill the master cylinder and bleed the system. Lastly, the brake pedal linkage might be out of adjustment, so adjust the linkages.
What to do if brakes are dragging on my Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
If you experience brakes dragging on your Taylor-Dunn Automobile, consider these possible causes: the brake pedal linkage might be out of adjustment, so adjust the linkages; there could be a faulty master cylinder, so inspect it; the brake caliper may be faulty, so inspect the brake calipers; or there might be debris in the brakes, so inspect them.
Why is there a lack of braking power in my Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
Lack of braking power in your Taylor-Dunn Automobile can stem from a few issues. The brake pads might be contaminated, requiring replacement. Alternatively, the brakes could be worn, also necessitating replacement. Lastly, air in the brake lines can cause this issue, so bleed the brake system.
How to fix excessive play in the steering of my Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
If you notice excessive play in the steering of your Taylor-Dunn Automobile, several factors could be responsible. The steering linkages might be damaged or worn, so inspect them. The steering linkages might be loose, so tighten all hardware. The steering wheel could be loose, so inspect the steering wheel nut. Also, loose front spring hardware can cause this, so tighten all hardware.
Why is there noise coming from the front end of my Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
Noise coming from the front end of your Taylor-Dunn Automobile can arise from several sources. Loose wheel nuts can cause noise, so tighten all hardware. Damaged or worn wheel bearings may be the issue, so inspect them. Damaged, worn, or debris in the brakes can also be a culprit, so inspect the brakes. Loose components can cause noise, so tighten all hardware. Finally, damaged or worn suspension mounts can contribute to the noise, so inspect the suspension.
Why is steering difficult on my Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
If you are experiencing difficult steering with your Taylor-Dunn Automobile, there are a few potential causes. Lack of lubrication in the steering linkages can cause difficult steering, so lubricate them. Damaged or worn steering components can also be the cause, so inspect all steering components. Low tire pressure can also contribute to this issue, so inspect the tire pressure.
Why is there noise coming from the rear end of my Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
If you hear noise coming from the rear end of your Taylor-Dunn Automobile, consider these possible causes. Loose wheel nuts can cause noise, so tighten all hardware. Damaged or worn internal transaxle components could be the source, so inspect the transaxle. Damaged or worn suspension mounts might also contribute to the noise, so inspect the suspension.
What causes a hard brake pedal on a Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
A hard brake pedal on your Taylor-Dunn Automobile may be due to a faulty master cylinder, so inspect it.
How to fix steering that pulls left or right on a Taylor-Dunn Automobile?
If your Taylor-Dunn Automobile steering pulls to the left or right, it may be due to the front end being out of alignment. Realigning the front end should resolve this issue.
General| Brand | Taylor-Dunn |
|---|---|
| Model | B0-248-36 |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the manual's purpose, content, and scope.
Explains the organization and structure of the service manual.
Details how to find model and serial numbers on the vehicle.
Outlines steps for inspecting the vehicle upon delivery and identifying issues.
Lists key technical specifications for various models.
Covers essential safety precautions and operational rules for vehicle use.
Describes the function and location of all vehicle controls.
Provides instructions for safe and proper operation of the vehicle.
Details operation and service procedures for the optional dump bed.
Explains safe and proper battery charging procedures.
Outlines routine maintenance tasks and recommended intervals.
Provides general procedures and warnings for vehicle maintenance.
Lists common vehicle symptoms and their probable causes for diagnosis.
Details lubrication points and recommended lubricant types for various components.
Describes how to check front wheel bearings and king pin for wear and play.
Provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting front wheel bearing preload.
Details the procedure for removing and reinstalling the front axle assembly.
Illustrates the breakdown of the front axle for component replacement.
Explains the process for aligning the vehicle's front wheels.
Describes how to check ball joints for wear and play.
Provides instructions for adjusting steering gear lash and worm bearing.
Details the procedure for replacing the entire steering gear assembly.
Covers inspection of disc brake pads and rotors for wear.
Details inspection of the wheel park brake system components.
Provides steps for checking and filling the brake master cylinder.
Explains the procedure for removing air from the hydraulic brake lines.
Details the process for replacing the front disc brake pads.
Describes how to inspect motor brushes for wear and proper seating.
Details the procedure for removing and reinstalling the drive motor.
Explains how to machine or undercut the motor commutator.
Describes how to check the transmission oil level.
Provides steps for draining and refilling the transmission oil.
Explains how to remove and install rear axles with disc brakes.
Details the process of taking apart the 3rd member differential housing.
Provides instructions for reassembling the 3rd member differential housing.
Details the procedure for replacing rear leaf springs.
Details the procedure for replacing front leaf springs.
Explains how to replace suspension spring bushings.
Describes the procedure for replacing suspension shock absorbers.
Provides guidance on checking and maintaining proper tire pressure.
Covers inspection of tire tread depth and sidewalls for wear or damage.
Details the process of removing and installing a tire and wheel assembly.
Explains procedures for repairing pneumatic tires.
Describes how to clean batteries and the battery compartment.
Covers load testing and specific gravity testing of batteries.
Explains how to check and add electrolyte to batteries.
Details the process for replacing 6-volt batteries.
Provides guidance on storing and preparing batteries for service.
General overview of electrical testing procedures for the control system.
Helps identify the specific Sevcon controller model installed.
Guides the user to begin the troubleshooting process for the control system.
Explains the meaning of LED codes for fault diagnosis.
Lists and explains fault codes displayed on the Smart View system.
Defines terms and values related to charger operation and battery testing.
Explains how the Signet charger operates and its charging stages.
Describes methods to test the charger's performance and cycle completion.
Details error codes indicated by the charger's status lights.
Provides steps for diagnosing charger issues and failure conditions.
Shows the overall wiring schematic for the entire vehicle.
Details the wiring specific to the vehicle's dashboard components.
Illustrates the wiring for the control panel components.
Provides the wiring diagram for vehicle lighting systems.
Shows the wiring for the hydraulic dump body system.
Lists and illustrates parts for the front axle assembly.
Illustrates and lists parts for the steering knuckle, linkage, column, and gear.
Lists and illustrates parts for the front and rear brake systems.
Details parts for the transmission gear case and differential.
Illustrates and lists parts for the drive motor and related components.
Lists and illustrates various wheel and tire options.
Shows parts for the instrument panel and various switches.
Illustrates miscellaneous electrical parts like alarms and harness clamps.
Lists parts for Lestronic and Signet chargers.
Shows different cab configurations and related parts.
Illustrates and lists parts for the hydraulic dump body option.
Explains standard markings for bolts and nuts.
Provides torque specifications for critical fasteners.
Details safety precautions for handling brake pads/shoes containing asbestos.
