What to do if the Tennant S10 Blower battery charger is not operating?
If the battery charger for your Tennant Blower is not operating, consider the following: * Ensure the charger is plugged into an electrical receptacle; if not, plug it in. * Verify the charger cord is completely plugged into the bottom of the charger; if not, replug it. * Inspect the charger cord for damage; if damaged, replace it.
Why is my Tennant S10's sweeping performance so poor?
If your Tennant Blower's sweeping performance is poor, several factors could be responsible: * Worn brush bristles: Replace the brushes. * Improper brush adjustment: Adjust the brushes. * Incorrect brush installation: Reinstall the brushes. * Debris in the brush drive mechanism: Clear any debris. * Improper hopper adjustment: Adjust the hopper floor clearance. * Full hopper: Empty the hopper. * Damaged hopper floor skirts: Replace the skirts. * Slipping or broken brush belt: Replace the belt.
Why is my Tennant S10 Blower causing excessive dusting?
Excessive dusting from your Tennant Blower can be attributed to several causes: * Worn, damaged, or improperly adjusted dust skirts and seals: Replace or adjust the skirts or seals. * Clogged dust filter: Shake, clean, or replace the filter. * Damaged vacuum hose: Replace the vacuum hose. * Slipping or broken vacuum fan belt: Adjust or replace the belt.
Covers safe operation, starting, servicing, and loading/unloading procedures for the sweeper.
Identifies safety decals and specific warnings placed on the machine for user awareness.
Explains how to use the propel control handles to move the machine forward and backward.
Describes the function and usage of the filter shaker override switch for dust removal.
Explains how the battery discharge indicator displays the charge level of the machine's batteries.
Details the battery charger panel, showing the status of charging after plugging into a wall outlet.
Explains the function of the hour meter for tracking machine operating hours and scheduling maintenance.
Describes the main brush lever and its positions for raising, lowering, and free-floating the main brush.
Explains how to adjust the position of the side brush arm to raise or lower the side brush.
Details how to engage and release the parking brake lever for securing the machine.
Explains the function of circuit breakers and fuses, and lists them with protected components.
Provides information on different main brush types and their suitability for various cleaning applications.
Lists essential checks to perform before operating the machine to ensure safety and proper function.
Details the procedure for effective sweeping, including planning, debris pickup, and machine operation.
Provides guidance on operating the machine safely on inclines and slippery surfaces.
Instructions for checking tension and lubricating the drive chains every 100 hours of operation.
Details the procedure for lubricating the differential every 100 hours of operation.
Explains how to lubricate the brush arm pivots after every 50 hours of operation.
Instructions for lubricating the rear caster after every 50 hours of operation.
Describes how to check the fluid level in the side brush gear box every 400 hours of operation.
Details lubricating the sheave shaft every 100 hours of operation, avoiding belt/sheave surfaces.
Information on battery care, including charging, cleaning, and potential hazards.
Instructions for checking electrolyte levels, specific gravity, and handling lead-acid batteries safely.
Explains how to check the wear and tension of the vacuum fan belt and adjust it.
Instructions for checking the wear of the main brush belts after every 50 hours of operation.
Details checking the wear and tension of wheel drive chains at specified intervals.
Describes the function of the static drag chain and how to check it for wear.
Covers inspection, rotation, replacement, and pattern checking for the main brush.
Step-by-step guides for safely removing and installing the side brush.
Details how to adjust the side brush height and clearance for proper operation.
Focuses on emptying the hopper, checking floor clearance, and adjusting the hopper seal.
Details how to adjust the seal between the dust filter and the hopper to prevent dusting.
Instructions for cleaning or replacing the dust filter, including methods and safety.
Explains the function of the Thermo-Sentry system in detecting and responding to fires in the hopper.
Describes inspection of hopper lip, rear brush, and top seals for wear and damage.
Covers inspection of main brush skirts and seals for damage, wear, and proper floor clearance.
Details the procedures for safely transporting the sweeper onto a truck or trailer.
Outlines procedures for storing the machine for extended periods to prevent damage and maintain battery life.
Lists the physical dimensions, capacities, and weight specifications of the sweeper.
Details performance metrics like turning radius, travel speeds, and climb angles.
Specifies the power systems used, including charger input and electric motor details.
Lists the specifications for the front and rear tires of the machine.
Provides detailed diagrams and measurements of the sweeper's physical dimensions.
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