Why does my Tennant R14 Floor Machine have no power?
Your Tennant Floor Machine might not have power for several reasons: the key might be turned off (turn it on); the batteries may be discharged (recharge them); the battery cable could be loose or disconnected (secure the connections); the circuit breaker may have tripped (reset the 5 A circuit breaker); or the main fuse might be blown (replace the 100 A main fuse).
What to do if Tennant Floor Machine has poor water pickup?
If your Tennant Floor Machine isn't picking up water well, it could be due to several reasons. You may have worn ReadySpace rollers (replace them), clogged vacuum shoes (clean them), missing vacuum shoe springs (replace them), a loose recovery tank drain hose cap (tighten it), a loose or disconnected vacuum hose (connect hose cuffs securely), a clogged vacuum hose (remove the debris), a defective vacuum hose (replace it), the recovery tank cover not down (close it), or a worn tank cover gasket (replace it).
What to do if Tennant R14 Floor Machine does not propel?
If your Tennant Floor Machine isn't moving, it could be because the operator is not seated (ensure the operator is seated), or the seat sensor wire harness plug is disconnected (connect it).
Why is my Tennant R14 scrub head will not lower?
The scrub head on your Tennant Floor Machine might not lower because the cleaning button hasn't been pressed (press the cleaning button), the low voltage interrupter is activated (recharge the batteries), or the recovery tank is full (empty the recovery tank).
What to do if Tennant R14 brush motor(s) do not operate?
If the brush motor(s) on your Tennant Floor Machine aren't working, it could be due to the low voltage interrupt being activated (recharge the batteries).
What to do if Tennant R14 Floor Machine vacuum motor(s) do not operate?
If the vacuum motor(s) on your Tennant Floor Machine aren't working, it might be because the low voltage interrupt is activated (recharge the batteries).
Why does my Tennant Floor Machine have short run time?
A short run time on your Tennant Floor Machine could be due to a low battery charge (charge the batteries).
How to fix no solution spray or uneven spray on Tennant R14 Floor Machine?
If your Tennant Floor Machine has no solution spray or the spray is uneven, it could be due to several reasons: the solution system may need priming; the scrub head might not be lowered (press cleaning button to lower the head); the solution switch might be turned off (turn the solution switch on); the solution tank might be empty (refill it); the spray tips could be clogged (clean them); the solution tank filter might be plugged (clean it); the solution line filter might be clogged (clean it); the solution line might be clogged (flush the plumbing system); or the spray nozzle might be out of alignment (realign it).
Why does Tennant R14 spray nozzles drip when not in use?
If the spray nozzles on your Tennant Floor Machine are dripping when not in use, it could be due to a clogged spray tip filter/check valve (clean or replace the spray tip filter).
Why excessive foam appears on the floor during ReadySpace cleaning with Tennant R14 Floor Machine?
Excessive foam during ReadySpace cleaning with your Tennant Floor Machine may occur because cleaning detergents were added to the solution tank (drain and rinse the solution tank and refill with water only, do not add cleaning detergents) or unapproved pre-treatment detergent was used (use approved pre-treatment detergent).
General| Brand | Tennant |
|---|---|
| Model | R14 |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Details the location and function of controls on the machine's control panel.
Identifies components located within the machine's battery compartment.
Locates components situated in the rear section of the machine.
Illustrates and labels components found on the underside of the machine.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the R14 carpet cleaner model.
Details the physical length, width, and height of the R14 carpet cleaner.
Details the location, rating, and function of circuit breakers and fuses.
Provides specifications and steps for safely charging the machine's batteries.
Covers essential maintenance steps performed after each use and every 10 hours.
Details maintenance required at 80-hour intervals, including motor and battery upkeep.
Instructions for priming, jacking, pushing, towing, and transporting the machine.
Guidance on storing the machine and a list of recommended spare parts.
Defines electrical symbols and terms used throughout the manual.
Provides a detailed breakdown of the 35-pin connector for the main control board.
Illustrates power distribution when the key is OFF and charger is disconnected.
Shows power distribution when the key is ON and the operator is seated.
Explains the machine's operational modes, entry sequences, indicators, and functions.
Details alarm codes, sequences, and high current faults for diagnosing issues.
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