What causes poor propelling traction in Tennant 5700 Scrubber?
Poor propelling traction in your Tennant Scrubber can be caused by: brush pressure set too high (decrease brush pressure), uneven brush down pressure (level scrub head), or broken brush drive belts on cylindrical scrub head (replace belt).
Why is my Tennant 5700 leaving water behind?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't picking up water, it could be due to several reasons. Check the following: worn squeegee blades (rotate or replace them), squeegee out of adjustment (adjust it), clogged vacuum hose (flush it), dirty vacuum fan screen (clean it), debris caught on the squeegee (remove it), disconnected or damaged vacuum hose (reconnect or replace it), solution tank not completely closed (check for obstructions), torn seals on solution tank (replace seals), heavy duty batteries posts too tall (file down posts), machine front cover mounted too high (mount cover lower).
What to do if my Tennant Floor Machine vacuum fan will not turn on?
If the vacuum fan on your Tennant Floor Machine isn't turning on, there are a few things to check: First, the recovery tank might be full, so drain it. Foam filling the recovery tank can also cause this issue, so empty the tank. Also, the vacuum fan circuit breaker might have tripped; try resetting it. Other causes might be related to detergent usage, so use less or change the detergent, or use a defoamer.
Why won't the vacuum fan turn on in my Tennant Floor Machine?
If the vacuum fan on your Tennant Floor Machine won't turn on, the recovery tank might be full and needs to be drained. Foam filling the recovery tank can also cause this issue, so empty the tank. Another possibility is a tripped vacuum fan circuit breaker, which needs to be reset.
Why is my Tennant Floor Machine leaving water behind?
If your Tennant Floor Machine isn't picking up water, it could be due to several reasons. The squeegee blades might be worn, requiring rotation or replacement. The squeegee may be out of adjustment and need adjustment. A clogged vacuum hose can also be the culprit; try flushing it. Additionally, check for a dirty vacuum fan filter and clean the inlet filter. Debris caught on the squeegee should be removed. Ensure the vacuum hose to the squeegee or recovery tank is properly connected and not damaged; reconnect or replace if necessary. Make sure the solution tank is completely closed and check for obstructions. Finally, inspect the solution tank seals for tears and replace them if needed.
Why is there little or no solution flow in my Tennant Scrubber?
If your Tennant Scrubber has little or no solution flow, first, ensure the solution tank is full. If it is, check the solution control cable for breaks or misadjustments, and replace or adjust it as needed. Also, verify that the solution flow is turned on. If the issue persists, flush the solution supply lines and clean the solution supply line filter. Clean or replace the solution solenoid if it's clogged or stuck. Finally, if in ES mode, ensure the ES switch is turned on.
How to fix trailing water on my Tennant Scrubber?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't picking up water effectively, start by checking the squeegee blades for wear and either rotate or replace them. Ensure the squeegee is properly adjusted. A clogged vacuum hose can also be the culprit, so flush it out. Also, inspect the vacuum fan inlet screen for dirt and clean it if necessary. Remove any debris caught on the squeegee. Make sure the vacuum hose is securely connected to both the squeegee and the recovery tank, replacing it if damaged. Confirm that the solution tank is completely closed and free from obstructions. Finally, check the solution tank seals and replace them if they are torn.
Why won't my Tennant 5700 vacuum fan turn on?
The vacuum fan on your Tennant Scrubber might not turn on if the recovery tank is full (drain it), foam is filling the recovery tank (empty the recovery tank; also, use less or change detergent, or use a defoamer), or the vacuum fan circuit breaker has tripped (reset the circuit breaker).
What to do if Tennant 5700 Scrubber has little or no solution flow?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't dispensing solution, the possible causes are: the solution tank is empty (fill it), the solution control cable is broken or out of adjustment (replace and/or adjust the cable), the solution flow is turned off (turn it on), the solution supply lines are plugged (flush them), the solution supply line filter is dirty (clean the filter), the solution solenoid is clogged or stuck (clean or replace it), or the ESt mode is off (turn the ESt switch on).
What to do if my Tennant 5700 Scrubber has little or no solution flow?
If there's little to no solution flow, start by checking if the solution tank is empty and fill it if needed. Ensure the solution flow is turned on. The solution control cable might be broken or out of adjustment, requiring replacement or adjustment. The solution supply lines could be plugged and need flushing, or the solution supply line filter might be dirty and need cleaning. The solution solenoid might be clogged or stuck, so clean or replace it. If in ESt mode, ensure the ESt switch is on.
General| Power Source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Machine Type | Walk-behind |
| Battery Voltage | 36V |
| Brush Pressure | Up to 100 lb / 45 kg |
| Propel System | Variable forward and reverse |
| Cleaning Path | 28 inches |
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