To Next PageTo Next PageWhy has my Tornado Floorkeeper 20 PD machine run time decreased?
If your Tornado Scrubber's run time has decreased, there might be a few reasons. First, ensure the charger is properly plugged in and working. Next, check the water levels in the battery cells and replenish if needed. Finally, if the battery capacity has significantly reduced the run time, it may be time to replace the batteries.
What to do if my Tornado Scrubber won’t dispense water?
If your Tornado Scrubber isn't dispensing water, start by checking if the solution tank is empty and fill it with cleaning solution. Then, ensure the solution flow adjustment knob is properly adjusted to your desired level. Also, the filter might be clogged with debris, so drain the solution tank and clean it out. Finally, verify the wire connections to the valve.
Why is my Tornado Floorkeeper 20 PD leaving a film on the floor?
If your Tornado Scrubber isn’t picking up water or is leaving a film on the floor, verify that the water recovery system is functioning correctly. Check the recovery hose at the lower elbow connected to the squeegee assembly, as well as the upper elbow and the recovery tank orifice. Inspect the squeegee neck by loosening the easy grip knobs and examine the rear squeegee blade edge for wear or debris.
How to fix squeegee not picking up water in tight turns on my Tornado Floorkeeper 20 PD Scrubber?
If the squeegee isn’t picking up water in tight turns with your Tornado Scrubber, it's possible that the recovery hose is not routed properly and has become an obstruction. To fix this, route the recovery hose to have the loop hose trap between the squeegee assembly neck and left easy-grip knob.
What to do if the recovery tank on my Tornado Floorkeeper 20 PD is not draining?
If the recovery tank of your Tornado Scrubber isn't draining, it could be due to a clog in the draining system. Check the restriction collar and also inspect the recovery tank at the drain opening for any clogs.
Explains proper grounding procedures for electrical safety to prevent shock.
Details hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution) and general safety advice.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the sensor light pipe for optimal battery monitoring.
Guides on initial machine unpacking and the process of installing the batteries.
Explains how to charge batteries, read indicators, and configure the on-board charger.
Instructions for filling, draining, and checking the solution tank for cleaning.
Step-by-step guide on how to attach cleaning pads to the disk pad driver.
Instructions for attaching pads to the orbital pad driver for specialized cleaning.
Details on connecting the squeegee assembly and adjusting its wheel height.
Explains the main controls for operating the machine, including power and flow rate.
Instructions on how to lower the scrub deck and squeegee for operation.
Details on starting scrubbing, speed control, and preparing the machine for transport.
Outlines routine and scheduled maintenance tasks by frequency (daily, weekly, monthly, periodic).
Procedures for cleaning the recovery tank and squeegee assembly after use.
Guidelines for maintaining batteries, pad drivers, and brushes for optimal performance.
Covers battery changing, isolator checks, and safe machine transportation.
Presents the most frequent problems operators encounter and their solutions.
Addresses problems related to decreased machine run time, focusing on batteries and charger.
Solutions for issues where the machine fails to dispense water or cleaning solution.
Troubleshooting steps for a recovery tank that is not draining properly due to clogs.
Addresses problems with the squeegee not picking up water correctly, especially during turns.
Explains fault codes indicated by the battery power level LEDs and their solutions.
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