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 | BT-248-48 |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Overview of the manual's purpose, structure, and vehicle identification.
Essential guidelines for safe operation, driver training, and vehicle controls.
Routine maintenance tasks, troubleshooting guide, and lubrication chart.
Procedures for inspecting, adjusting, and replacing front axle components.
Guidance on servicing steering system parts like the gear, shaft, and wheel.
Detailed instructions for inspecting, adjusting, and repairing brake systems.
Procedures for inspecting, removing, and repairing motor components.
Procedures for battery cleaning, testing, watering, charging, and replacement.
Troubleshooting steps for Sevcon motor speed controllers.
Troubleshooting steps for Lestronic II® battery chargers.
Troubleshooting steps for Signet® battery chargers.
Describes the manual's intent to guide service, repair, and operation.
Identifies all intended users of the manual, from operators to service personnel.
Outlines the duties of owners, operators, service personnel, and passengers.
Details the organization of the manual into five main sections for easy navigation.
Guides users on identifying their specific vehicle model and serial number.
Lists common specifications for all vehicle models.
Details specifications specific to the B 2-48 and B 2-54 models.
Lists specifications for the BT 2-48 model.
Provides specifications for the BT 2-80 model.
Outlines essential safety rules and guidelines for vehicle operation.
Details operator training requirements and program content.
Lists minimum requirements for vehicle operators.
Explains the function and location of various vehicle controls.
Explains how to operate the steering wheel and tilt steering mechanism.
Explains how the accelerator pedal controls vehicle speed.
Details the function and operation of the foot brake pedal.
Explains the function of the seat interlock switch for vehicle safety.
Details how to set and release the parking brake.
Explains the functions of the Smart View Display, including battery status.
Lists fault codes for the control system and their corresponding actions.
Comprehensive operational guidelines for safe use, starting, driving, and parking.
Procedures for safely parking the vehicle.
Explains the operation of the automatic parking brake system.
Safety precautions and instructions for charging the vehicle's batteries.
A checklist of maintenance items to be performed at various intervals.
General guidelines for performing maintenance tasks.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common vehicle problems.
Procedure for inspecting front wheel bearings and king pins for wear or play.
Steps for adjusting front wheel bearings to eliminate play.
Instructions for removing and installing the front axle assembly.
Procedures for inspecting disc brake pads.
Instructions for inspecting the thickness and run out of disc brake rotors.
Guidelines for inspecting the wheel park brake.
Explains causes for low brake pedal and lack of braking power.
Steps for adjusting the parking brake on hydraulic disc systems.
Procedure for checking and filling the master cylinder fluid level.
Steps for removing air from the hydraulic brake system.
Steps for replacing front disc brake pads.
Steps for replacing rear brake pads.
Steps for replacing the master cylinder.
Procedure for inspecting motor brushes for wear.
Detailed inspection of motor components like brushes, commutator, and windings.
Methods for testing battery condition using load and specific gravity tests.
The starting point for troubleshooting the Sevcon control system.
Checks logic inputs to the Sevcon controller for proper operation.
Procedures for testing the motor for continuity and shorts.
Troubleshooting steps when the vehicle only runs in one direction.
Diagnoses issues related to the key switch and its circuit.
Checks for faults related to the contactor coil and its contacts.
Diagnoses issues with the accelerator module and its wiring.
Troubleshooting steps for the forward and reverse switch.
Tests the functionality of the vehicle's Anti-Rolloff feature.
Procedures for testing the electric motor brake system.
Explains error codes indicated by the Sevcon status LED.
Lists and explains fault codes displayed by the Smart View system.
Troubleshooting steps for the built-in charger.
Troubleshooting steps for the portable charger.
Procedures for testing the charger's charging cycle.
Explains error codes indicated by the charger's status lights.
General troubleshooting steps for Signet® chargers.
