To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if motor runs but pad or brush does not turn on my Tornado Floor Machine?
If the motor of your Tornado Floor Machine runs but the pad or brush doesn't turn, the coupling may be broken and needs to be replaced. Note that coupling is not covered under warranty. To prevent this, avoid placing a running machine over a block or brush; always place and remove them by hand.
What to do if my Tornado Floor Machine does not run?
If your Tornado Floor Machine isn't running, there are a few potential causes. First, the circuit breaker may have tripped; allow it two minutes to cool before resetting. Second, the plug might be broken or have a loose contact, in which case it should be replaced. To prevent future circuit overloads, check the pad and replace it if it's rough or dirty. Remember that spray buffing or spray cleaning isn't a substitute for scrubbing or mopping. Prepare the floor surface before spray buffing. Ensure any extension cord is 12/3 wire or less than 25 feet. Also, try unplugging other devices from the circuit or using a different circuit.
Why won't my Tornado Floor Machine start?
If your Tornado Floor Machine won't start, several issues could be the cause. Ensure the circuit breaker is reset. If that doesn't work, the plug may be broken or have a loose contact and needs replacement. A defective or weak circuit breaker can also prevent starting and should be replaced. Finally, the switch itself might be defective, requiring replacement.
How to fix a Tornado Floor Machine that will not reach operating speed?
If your Tornado Floor Machine isn't reaching operating speed, try unplugging other devices from the same circuit or using a different circuit to ensure the machine receives enough power.
General| Brand | Tornado |
|---|---|
| Model | 97564 |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Specifies warranty periods for tanks, bodies, parts, and labor for Tornado cleaning equipment.
Crucial warnings covering operation, maintenance, electrical hazards, and personal safety.
Details specific cleaning tasks for hard floors using various pads and chemicals.
Explains carpet cleaning methods such as bonnet cleaning and shampooing.
Instructions on steering the machine by adjusting handle height for directional control.
Steps for mounting and connecting an optional solution tank for wet cleaning tasks.
Method for moving the floor machine between locations using its wheels.
Monthly procedures for cleaning the motor and checking fasteners for optimal performance.
Addresses problems like machine not starting or pad not turning, with causes and fixes.
