What to do if Tennant Scrubber vacuum fan will not turn on?
If the Tennant Scrubber's vacuum fan won't turn on, it might be because the recovery tank is full; drain the recovery tank. Another reason could be foam filling the recovery tank; empty the recovery tank. You may also need to use less detergent or change the type of detergent, or use a defoamer.
How to troubleshoot little or no solution flow in Tennant T16?
If there's little to no solution flow to the floor with your Tennant Scrubber, first check if the solution tank is empty and fill it if needed. Ensure the solution flow is turned on. If the problem persists, the solution supply lines might be plugged, so flush them. Additionally, the solution solenoid could be clogged or stuck, requiring cleaning or replacement.
How to fix trailing water with Tennant T16?
If the Tennant Scrubber leaves water behind, it could be due to several reasons. The squeegee blades might be worn and need rotating or replacing. The squeegee may be out of adjustment and require adjustment. A clogged vacuum hose can also cause this, so try flushing it. Check the vacuum fan inlet filter; if it's dirty, clean it. Debris on the squeegee can also hinder water pickup, so remove any obstructions. Ensure the vacuum hose is properly connected and undamaged; reconnect or replace if necessary. Make sure the tank cover is completely closed, checking for obstructions. Finally, inspect the recovery tank seals for tears and replace them if needed.
What to do if there is little or no solution flow in Tennant T16 Scrubber?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't dispensing enough solution, the solution tank might be empty, so refill it. Make sure the solution flow is turned on. The solution supply lines could be plugged, requiring you to flush them. Additionally, the solution solenoid might be clogged or stuck, so try cleaning or replacing it.
Why vacuum fan will not turn on in Tennant T16?
If the vacuum fan on your Tennant Scrubber won't turn on, it might be because the recovery tank is full; drain it. Foam filling the recovery tank can also cause this, so empty the tank. You might need to use less detergent or switch to a different kind, or use a defoamer.
How to improve scrubbing performance of Tennant Scrubber?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't scrubbing well, start by removing any debris caught on the scrub brushes. If that doesn't help, the scrub brushes may be worn and need replacement. Check for excessive brush pressure and reduce it if necessary. Uneven brush pressure can also cause poor performance, so level the scrub head. If you have a cylindrical scrub head, broken brush drive belts could be the issue, so replace them. Lastly, low battery charge can affect performance, so charge the batteries until the charger turns off automatically.
What to do if FaST System does not operate in Tennant T16 Scrubber?
If the FaST system on your Tennant Scrubber isn't working, first check if the FaST button is turned on and turn it on if it's off. See if the FaST circuit breaker has tripped, and if so, determine the cause and reset it. A clogged FaST PAK supply hose or connector could be the issue; soak them in warm water and clean. Ensure the FaST PAK carton isn't empty or disconnected, and replace or connect it as needed. The system might not be primed, so operate it for 5 to 10 minutes to prime it. Also, a clogged flow control orifice/screen could be the problem; remove and clean it.
How to improve sweeping performance of Tennant T16 Scrubber?
If the Pre-Sweep function on your Tennant Scrubber isn't sweeping well, the brush bristles might be worn, so replace the brush. Debris caught in the brush drive mechanism can also cause this, so remove any obstructions. Check if the hopper is full and empty it if needed. A full vacuum debris bag can also reduce performance, so replace it. Inspect the recirculation skirt for damage and replace it if necessary.
What to do if ES System does not operate in Tennant T16 Scrubber?
If the ES system on your Tennant Scrubber isn't operating, make sure the ES button is turned on. Check the ES sensor in the tank; it might be dirty or not in the correct position, so clean or reposition it. A clogged ES pump filter can also cause this, so clean the ES filter. Also, check the water levels in the tanks: the water level in the recovery tank might be too low, so fill it about half full, and the water level in the solution tank might be too low, so fill the solution tank.
Why is ec?H2O warning light blinking red on Tennant T16?
If the ec?H2O warning light is blinking red on your Tennant Scrubber, there may be mineral buildup in the module. Flush the module.
Rules and warnings for operating the machine safely, covering training, condition, and environment.
Safety guidelines for servicing the machine, including avoiding moving parts and using proper tools.
Precautions for safely loading and unloading the machine onto vehicles.
Identification of steering wheel controls and the main touch panel interface.
Location and function of pedals and various switches for machine operation.
Detailed description of indicators, buttons, and their functions on the touch panel.
Explains the function of the battery discharge, recovery tank, solution tank, and hour meter indicators.
How to adjust LCD contrast and access configuration/diagnostic modes.
Using the propel pedal for movement and the directional switch for forward/reverse.
How to activate the vacuum fan and lower/raise the squeegee using a button.
Instructions for controlling the flow of cleaning solution to the scrub head.
Details on different types of brushes and pads and their suitability for various cleaning tasks.
Guidance on driving, turning, overlapping paths, and inclines for safe operation.
A list of checks to perform before starting the machine for safe and effective operation.
Steps to safely start the machine, including seat adjustment and key switch operation.
How to fill the solution tank with water and detergent for conventional scrubbing.
Instructions for filling the solution and recovery tanks for ES mode operation.
How to select scrub modes and adjust solution flow levels for optimal cleaning.
How to set brush pressure based on cleaning conditions and brush wear.
Steps to start, control, and stop the scrubbing process using various buttons and pedals.
Step-by-step guide for draining and cleaning the recovery tank.
Explains visual indicators, LCD fault codes, audible alarms, and their remedies.
Common issues like trailing water and lack of solution, with causes and remedies.
Solutions for poor scrubbing performance and sweeping issues, including debris and brush problems.
Faults related to ES, FaST, and ec-H2O systems, including indicator lights and component failures.
List of essential daily checks and cleaning procedures for machine components.
General| Power Source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Brush Down Pressure | Up to 200 lb / 91 kg |
| Cleaning Path Width | 36 in / 900 mm |
| Battery Voltage | 36 V |
| Travel Speed | 3.5 mph |
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