To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Tornado MARATHON 2000 Floor Machine vacuum motor runs but has poor suction?
To address poor suction in your Tornado Floor Machine, start by removing any debris from the vacuum shoe and suction hose. Also, check if the recovery tank is too full and drain it if necessary. If the problem persists, it may require professional attention.
How to troubleshoot no power on my Tornado MARATHON 2000?
If your Tornado Floor Machine won't turn on, begin by ensuring the cord is properly plugged in and check the circuit breakers. Next, verify that the main power switch is activated and inspect for any loose wiring. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it's recommended to contact a service professional.
What to do if the vacuum motor will not run on my Tornado MARATHON 2000?
If the vacuum motor on your Tornado Floor Machine won't run, first ensure that the vacuum switch is activated. If it is, try resetting the circuit breaker. Also, check for any loose wiring. If these steps don't solve the issue, further assistance from a qualified technician may be needed.
Why is my Tornado MARATHON 2000 not moving forward?
If your Tornado Floor Machine is not moving forward, try resetting the circuit breaker. If that doesn't work, turn the speed control knob clockwise to increase the speed. If the issue continues, it is recommended to call a service professional.
What to do if the brush does not rotate on my Tornado MARATHON 2000 Floor Machine?
If the brush on your Tornado Floor Machine is not rotating, start by resetting the circuit breaker. Then, make sure the brush switch is activated. Check for any loose wiring. If the brush still doesn't rotate, it's best to contact a service professional.
How to fix poor water spray on a Tornado MARATHON 2000 Floor Machine?
To fix poor water spray on your Tornado Floor Machine, begin by checking for clogged spray jets. Remove the spray bar and clean the spray jets thoroughly. Next, inspect the pump by removing the spray bar and checking the water flow. If the issue persists, it's recommended to call a service professional.
General| Cleaning Path | 20 in |
|---|---|
| Solution Tank | 16 gal |
| Recovery Tank | 16 gal |
| Brush Rotation Speed | 230 RPM |
| Tank Capacity | 16 gal (solution), 16 gal (recovery) |
| Working Width | 20 in |
| Voltage | 115 V |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
Essential safety measures for operating the machine, including handling, electrical, and environmental warnings.
Details electrical connection requirements, grounding instructions, and potential shock hazards for safe operation.
Specifies approved cleaning chemicals and cautions against improper use or hazardous substances for safe cleaning.
Provides practical advice for effective carpet cleaning, including preparation, colorfastness testing, and technique.
Explains the main controls, circuit breakers, and basic operational procedures for the extractor.
Guides through the initial setup and step-by-step process for operating the carpet extractor.
Describes recommended monthly checks, cleaning tasks, and inspection for optimal machine performance.
Details the procedure to protect the machine's components from freezing damage during cold storage.
Lists and illustrates the components of the upper tank assembly, including part numbers and quantities.
Provides a detailed bill of materials and diagram for the lower tank assembly.
Outlines the components and part numbers for the machine's control panel and associated wiring.
Lists all parts and provides an illustration for the brush assembly, including motor and fittings.
Details the components and part numbers for the pump assembly, including fittings and hoses.
Shows the parts list and diagram for the recovery dome assembly, including covers and fittings.
