What to do if my Tennant Scrubber has little or no solution flow?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't dispensing solution, start by checking if the solution tank is empty and fill it if needed. Ensure the solution flow lever is open. If the lever is open, the solution supply lines might be plugged, requiring you to flush them. Also, verify that the ES switch is on and the manual control valve is sufficiently open.
What to do if the ES system on my Tennant Scrubber doesn't fill the solution tank?
If the ES system on your Tennant Scrubber isn't filling the solution tank, the solution pump or lines may be clogged, so flush the ES system. Also, the ES float switches might be stuck, so clean the switch floats of debris. Another possibility is a clogged ES pump filter, so clean the ES filter. Finally, ensure that the water levels in the tanks are adequate and add water if necessary.
What causes poor scrubbing performance in a Tennant 7300?
Poor scrubbing performance in your Tennant Scrubber can stem from a few issues. Check for debris caught on the scrub brushes and remove it. Also worn scrub brushes can cause this issue, so replace them. Finally, make sure the scrub brush pressure is properly set.
Why won't the vacuum fan turn on in my Tennant Scrubber?
The vacuum fan in your Tennant Scrubber might not activate due to several reasons. First, ensure the recovery tank isn't full; if it is, drain it. Check if the vacuum fan circuit breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary. Also, the machine must be propelled forward for the vacuum to operate.
What to do if the FaST System does not operate on my Tennant 7300 Scrubber?
If the FaST system on your Tennant Scrubber isn't working, make sure the FaST switch is set for FaST system scrubbing, not conventional scrubbing. Check if the FaST circuit breaker tripped and reset it. Inspect the FaST PAK supply hose and connector for clogs; if clogged, soak them in warm water and clean. Ensure the FaST PAK carton isn't empty or disconnected, replace or connect it as needed. Prime the FaST system. Check for a clogged flow control orifice/screen and clean it. Also, see if the filter screen is clogged and clean it after draining the solution tank.
Why does the brush pressure light blink on my Tennant 7300 Scrubber?
If the brush pressure light blinks and the pressure setting lowers on your Tennant Scrubber, it's likely because the brush pressure is set too high for the application. Try decreasing the brush pressure setting.
How to improve debris pick up with cylindrical brushes on my Tennant Scrubber?
To enhance debris pickup with the cylindrical brushes on your Tennant Scrubber, verify that both brushes are installed with the correct herringbone pattern. Correct the cylindrical brush configuration if needed.
How to improve sweeping performance on my Tennant Scrubber?
To improve the sweeping performance of your Tennant Scrubber, start by checking the brush bristles for wear and replace the brushes if they are worn. Also, ensure that the sweeping brushes are properly adjusted and adjust them if needed.
What does it mean if the ec-H2O system indicator light is blinking red on my Tennant 7300?
If the ec-H2O system indicator light is blinking red on your Tennant Scrubber, it indicates mineral deposit build-up in the module. You should flush the module.
Why is my Tennant Scrubber leaving water behind?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't picking up water, several factors could be the cause. The rear squeegee blades might be worn, so try rotating or replacing them. The rear squeegee could be out of adjustment or raised, so adjust or lower it. The squeegee tube could be clogged, so flush it. Check if side squeegees are raised, worn or out of adjustment and lower, replace or adjust them. Too much solution flow, a clogged vacuum hose, an unseated or worn recovery tank cover, or a full recovery tank could also be the cause. Check the vacuum float, remove any debris from the rear squeegee, reduce solution flow, flush the vacuum hoses, reseat the tank cover, replace the seal, drain the recovery tank, or clean the float. Finally, make sure the vacuum hose to the rear squeegee is connected and undamag...
Defines the operator's duties for machine care and maintenance.
Identifies major parts of the machine with labels for easy reference.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used on the machine's controls and displays.
Overview of all machine controls, switches, and indicators.
Detailed explanation of how to use each primary control and pedal.
Features and operation of the machine's main control panel.
Explanation of the machine's cleaning mechanism and fluid systems.
Details and benefits of the FaST Foam Scrubbing Technology.
Explanation of the electrically converted water cleaning system.
Essential checks to perform before operating the machine.
Procedure for safely starting and preparing the machine.
Instructions for filling the solution and recovery tanks with water/detergent.
Information on sweeping, scrubbing, and brush types.
Detailed steps for performing the scrubbing operation.
Procedure for emptying and cleaning the machine's tanks.
Safe steps to follow to stop the machine operation.
Essential checks to perform after finishing machine operation.
Information on optional features like vacuum and power wands.
Guidance for diagnosing and resolving common machine problems.
Schedule and procedures for routine machine maintenance tasks.
Locations and procedures for lubricating machine components.
Maintenance for the optional hydraulic system components.
Care, maintenance, and charging procedures for the machine's batteries.
Maintenance for the scrub head, gas spring, and brushes.
Step-by-step guide for replacing disk type scrub brushes.
Procedure to check and adjust the pattern of cylindrical brushes.
Maintenance for rear and side squeegees.
How to level and adjust the rear squeegee blade.
Inspection and maintenance of machine skirts and seals.
Maintenance checks for the braking system and tires.
Procedures for pushing, towing, jacking, and storing the machine.
Methods to protect the machine from freezing temperatures.
Procedure to flush the ec-H2O module when required.
Key physical dimensions and fluid capacities of the machine.
Technical details for the FaST system components.
Performance metrics including speed, turning radius, and angles.
Details on batteries, electric motors, and chargers.
Specifications for steering, hydraulics, braking, tires, and ec-H2O.
General| Power Source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Machine Type | Ride-On Scrubber |
| Battery Voltage | 36 V |
| Solution Tank Capacity | 30 gallons |
| Cleaning Path | 36 in / 910 mm |
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