To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Tennant Scrubber vacuum fan will not turn on?
If the vacuum fan on your Tennant Scrubber isn't turning on, check the following: * Ensure the vacuum fan/squeegee button is turned on. * The recovery tank might be full; drain it. * Foam may be filling the recovery tank; empty it and use less detergent or a defoamer. * The recovery tank sensor could be dirty or stuck; clean or replace the sensor.
Why aren't the sweeping or scrubbing functions turning on in my Tennant EC H2O M20?
If the sweeping or scrubbing functions on your Tennant Scrubber won't activate, make sure the hopper is completely lowered. If the recovery tank is full, press the Scrub vacuum fan/squeegee button for one minute of extended water pickup, then empty the recovery tank. For ES models, activate the ES system to prevent this issue.
What should I do if the ES System does not operate on my Tennant EC H2O M20 Scrubber?
If the ES System on your Tennant Scrubber is not operating, first ensure the ES button is turned on. A dirty ES sensor in the tank can cause issues, so clean it. Check for a clogged ES pump filter and clean it if necessary. Ensure the water level in the recovery tank is about half full. Also, verify that the water level in the solution tank is sufficient and fill it if needed.
Why is my Tennant EC H2O M20 Scrubber having poor scrubbing performance?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't scrubbing well, ensure the 1?STEP Scrub button is activated. Also, remove any debris caught on the main brushes. Make sure that the solution tank is not empty and fill it if needed.
Why is my Tennant EC H2O M20 Scrubber having poor sweeping performance?
If your Tennant Scrubber exhibits poor sweeping performance, consider the following: worn brush bristles may need replacement. If the brush pressure is set too light, increase it. Ensure the main brushes are properly adjusted. Debris caught in the main brush drive mechanism should be removed. Check if the hopper is full and empty it if necessary. Lastly, worn or damaged hopper lip skirts should be replaced.
How do I stop excessive dusting from my Tennant EC H2O M20 Scrubber?
If you're experiencing excessive dusting with your Tennant Scrubber, it could be due to several reasons. Check the brush skirts and dust seals for wear, damage, or misalignment; replace or adjust them as necessary. A clogged hopper dust filter can also cause this issue, so try shaking or replacing the filter. Inspect the sweep vacuum fan seal for damage and replace if needed. The Thermo?Sentry might have tripped; allow it to cool down.
Why won't the scrub vacuum fan turn on in my Tennant Scrubber?
If your Tennant Scrubber's vacuum fan won't turn on, begin by ensuring the vacuum fan/squeegee button is activated. If the recovery tank is full, drain it. Foam accumulation in the recovery tank can also prevent the fan from starting, so empty the tank. A dirty or stuck recovery tank sensor might be the cause; try cleaning or replacing it.
What to do if sweeping or scrubbing functions don't turn on in Tennant Floor Machine?
If the sweeping or scrubbing functions on your Tennant Floor Machine aren't turning on, ensure the hopper is completely lowered. If there is a fire in the hopper, shut off the machine and extinguish the fire, call emergency personnel if necessary. If the recovery tank is full, press the Scrub vacuum fan/ squeegee button for one minute of extended water pickup and then empty the recovery tank. On ES models, activate the ES system to prevent this.
How to fix poor scrubbing performance on Tennant Floor Machine?
If your Tennant Floor Machine isn't scrubbing well, ensure the 1--STEP Scrub button is turned on. Also check if there is debris caught on the main brushes and remove it. Make sure that the solution tank isn't empty and fill it if needed.
What to do if the vacuum fan won't turn on in Tennant Floor Machine?
If the scrub vacuum fan on your Tennant Floor Machine isn't turning on, first check if the vacuum fan/squeegee button is activated. If the recovery tank is full, drain it. Foam in the recovery tank can also cause this issue, so empty the tank. You may need to use less detergent or a defoamer. Lastly, the recovery tank sensor might be dirty or stuck; try cleaning or replacing it.
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