To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Tennant T300e Scrubber on-board battery charger will not operate?
If the on-board battery charger of your Tennant Scrubber isn't working, first check the plug connection to the power supply. If the batteries are over discharged, consider replacing them. Also, if the charger is faulty, replace it.
Why is my Tennant T300e not cleaning well?
If your Tennant Scrubber's scrubbing performance is poor, consider these potential causes: * Debris caught in the brush/pad: Remove any debris. * Worn brush/pad: Replace the brushes/pad. * Incorrect brush pressure: Adjust the brush pressure. * Wrong brush/pad type: Use the correct brush/pad for the application. * Low battery charge: Recharge the batteries.
Why is my Tennant T300e Scrubber trailing water?
If your Tennant Scrubber is leaving water behind, it could be due to several reasons. The recovery tank might be full or have excessive foam buildup, so drain the tank. Check if the drain hose cap is loose or the flow control valve is open; if so, replace the cap or close the valve. Worn squeegee blades can also cause this issue; rotate or replace them. Other potential causes include a clogged drip trap or squeegee assembly (clean them), a loose or clogged vacuum hose (secure or flush it), a damaged vacuum hose (replace it), a clogged float shut-off screen in the recovery tank (clean it), a recovery tank lid not completely closed (check for obstructions), or defective seals on the recovery tank lid (replace the seal).
Why is my Tennant T300e not dispensing solution?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't dispensing solution, the solution tank might be empty; refill it. The solution flow rate might be set too low; increase it. Also, the solution tank filter or supply line could be clogged; clean the filter or flush the supply line.
Why is my Tennant T300e Scrubber's battery life so short?
A short run time for your Tennant Scrubber could be due to several factors: The batteries may have a low charge, so charge them. If the battery is defective, consider replacing it. If the brush pressure is set too high, lower it.
What to do if my Tennant T300e Scrubber displays a scrub motor open warning?
If the Tennant Scrubber shows a scrub motor open warning, check the connections. Ensure the board is receiving power from the key switch and battery. If the connections are in good condition, consider replacing the control board. This warning may appear due to wiring issues, a disconnected connector, a disconnected scrub controller board power supply, a defective fuse, or a problem with the scrub controller board.
What to do if my Tennant T300e displays an actuator open warning?
If the Tennant Scrubber displays an actuator open warning, check the connectors and connector pins. This issue is usually caused by wiring, connector, or control board problems related to the actuator.
Why Tennant Scrubber vacuum motor will not operate?
If the vacuum motor on your Tennant Scrubber isn't working, make sure the squeegee assembly is lowered to the floor. Also, reset the circuit breaker if it has tripped.
Why Tennant Scrubber machine will not propel (Drive Model)?
If your Tennant Scrubber (Drive Model) isn't propelling, reset the circuit breaker if it has tripped.
What to do if Tennant Scrubber machine will not operate?
If your Tennant Scrubber isn't starting, check these potential causes: Ensure the emergency stop button isn't activated by turning the button to reset it. Make sure the batteries are charged by recharging them. Check for loose battery cables and tighten them. Replace faulty batteries if needed. Also, reset the circuit breaker if it has tripped.
General| Power Source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Machine Type | Walk-Behind |
| Battery Voltage | 24 V |
| Cleaning Path | 17 in / 430 mm or 20 in / 500 mm |
| Solution Tank Capacity | 11 gal / 42 L |
| Sound Level | 68 dB |
| Battery Type | Lead Acid or Lithium-Ion |
| Brush Deck Width | 17-20 inches |
| Charging Time | Varies by battery type |
Defines the machine's commercial use and intended environment for scrubbing floors.
Crucial warnings and guidelines for safe operation and maintenance of the machine.
Identifies and locates key safety warning labels on the machine for hazard awareness.
Illustrates and identifies the main components of the floor scrubber.
Explains standard symbols used in electrical diagrams for system understanding.
Provides detailed physical dimensions, capacities, and performance data.
Outlines scheduled maintenance tasks by interval and responsible party.
Covers daily, weekly, 50-hour, and 100-hour maintenance procedures.
Guidelines for maintaining batteries and safe charging procedures.
Procedure for replacing the ec-H2O water conditioning cartridge.
Instructions for storing the machine and loading/unloading for transport.
Lists and explains fault codes, conditions, reasons, and corrections.
Diagnoses issues related to the propel subsystem for T300 and T300e models.
Addresses issues with scrub motors and vacuum fans.
Troubleshoots conventional and ec-H2O solution control systems.
Guides for investigating issues with the CAN open network.
Using the tool for diagnostics, firmware updates, and module programming.
Detailed procedures for replacing major mechanical and electrical components.
Service procedures for control modules, handles, and switches.
Procedures for servicing ec-H2O and Severe Environment system components.
