To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle lacking power or operating slowly?
Several factors can cause a lack of power or slow operation in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle. These include dragging brakes or parking brakes, discharged or defective batteries, worn drive gears, front end misalignment, or a defective speed control.
Why is the brake pedal on my Taylor-Dunn ET-015-00 low?
A low brake pedal on your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle can be due to several reasons: worn brakes (beyond the 1/16" wear limit), low brake fluid, or brakes that are out of adjustment.
Why is the braking power low on my Taylor-Dunn ET-015-00?
Low braking power in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle can stem from several issues: worn brakes (beyond the 1/16" wear limit), brake pads contaminated with fluid, brake pedal linkage binding, brakes out of adjustment, or air in the brake lines.
Why is the steering hard on my Taylor-Dunn ET-015-00?
Hard steering in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle may be caused by dry lube points in the steering linkage, a damaged king pin or ball joint, or low tire pressure.
What causes abnormal noise in a Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle?
Abnormal noises in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle can be attributed to worn drive gears or bearings, worn front or rear axle bearings, loose lug nuts, or worn motor bearings.
Why is there excessive steering play in my Taylor-Dunn ET-015-00?
Excessive steering play in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle might be due to worn ball joints, a mis-adjusted or worn steering gear, or loose steering linkage.
What causes an oil leak in the rear bearing area of a Taylor-Dunn ET-015-00 Utility Vehicle?
An oil leak in the rear bearing area of your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle can be caused by a failed rear wheel bearing or gasket, or the drive being overfilled.
Why is the brake pedal soft or spongy on my Taylor-Dunn ET-015-00?
A soft or spongy brake pedal in your Taylor-Dunn Utility Vehicle is likely due to air in the brake lines.
General| Brand | Taylor-Dunn |
|---|---|
| Model | ET-015-00 |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Lists the Taylor-Dunn vehicle models covered in this manual, including their voltage and drive type.
Details the serial number ranges for each Taylor-Dunn vehicle model covered in this manual.
Provides context on the manual's purpose, target audience, and owner/operator responsibilities.
Explains manual structure, symbols, and conventions for effective use.
Guides on identifying the vehicle and procedures for taking delivery.
Outlines steps to take if a problem or damage is found upon vehicle delivery.
Presents detailed technical specifications for various Taylor-Dunn vehicle models.
Covers essential safety guidelines, driver training programs, and operator qualifications.
Details the function and location of various controls on the left and right dash panels.
Explains the operation of the shift lever, battery disconnect, odometer, and horn.
Describes accelerator/brake pedals, steering, and the seat interlock switch.
Provides safety recommendations and steps for starting the vehicle.
Covers safe driving practices, loading, and towing procedures.
Details proper parking techniques and guidelines for towing the vehicle.
Explains the operation and status indicators for Signet® HB and HBS chargers.
Covers Lestronic II charger operation, new battery break-in, and charging time.
Provides instructions for storing the vehicle and returning it to service.
Outlines daily visual checks and maintenance guidelines for severe duty applications.
Presents a checklist for periodic maintenance intervals and required service.
General guidelines and precautions for performing maintenance and repairs on the vehicle.
Provides common symptoms, probable causes, and a lubrication chart for maintenance.
Details procedures for inspecting and adjusting front wheel bearings and king pins.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the front axle assembly.
Covers front end alignment procedures and adjusting the steering gear.
Guides on inspecting and replacing ball joints, tie rods, and drag links.
Details the disassembly, reassembly, and exploded view of the steering gear.
Covers adjusting the drive chain and checking/changing transmission oil.
Instructions for servicing the drive motor and the transmission chain case.
Procedures for rear axle removal, bearing replacement, and differential assembly.
Guides on re-shimming the pinion housing and exploded views of the differential.
Details inspection of brake pads, rotors, shoes, and drums.
Covers inspection of the parking brake and its primary/secondary adjustments.
Provides instructions for bleeding and flushing the vehicle's brake system.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the rear brake shoes.
Procedures for inspecting motor brushes and the overall motor.
Details testing motor windings and repairing the commutator.
Guides on replacing motor bearings and brushes.
Lists service limits for motor specifications like undercut depth and commutator diameter.
Covers battery cleaning procedures and methods for testing battery condition.
Provides guidance on charging batteries and checking electrolyte levels.
Instructions for replacing 6-volt batteries and handling moist charge batteries.
Details procedures for storing batteries and returning them to service.
Explains throttle linkage adjustments and the operation of magnetic and pot box modules.
Covers procedures for checking tire pressure and inspecting tire condition.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the tire and wheel assembly.
Provides instructions for repairing pneumatic tires.
Lists common vehicle symptoms and essential preliminary troubleshooting steps.
Defines electrical terms and outlines preliminary system tests.
Details testing procedures for the controller and forward/reverse switches.
Guides on testing motor windings and contactors for faults.
Troubleshooting for unusual symptoms and testing of diodes.
Lists illustrated parts for the front axle, steering system, and suspension.
Details illustrated parts for the transmission, drive motor, and braking systems.
Lists illustrated parts for instrument panels, electrical components, and body sections.
Details illustrated parts for the charger, batteries, decals, and seat components.
Illustrates standard head markings for bolts and nuts for identification.
Provides torque specifications for various hardware grades and sizes.
