Why does my Windsor Chariot iGloss Burnisher CB20 have no power?
If your Windsor Floor Machine has no power, there are several potential causes: * A disconnected battery: Check all battery cable connections. * An activated emergency shut-off: Reset the system. * Corroded battery cables: Clean the connections. * A faulty key switch: Replace the switch.
What to do if the pad motor won’t run on my Windsor Chariot iGloss Burnisher CB20?
If your Windsor Floor Machine's pad motor won’t run, it could be due to: * A blown fuse: Replace the fuse. * A faulty switch or connection: Check the switch or connections. * A faulty relay: Check the pad motor relay.
What to do if the deck on my Windsor Floor Machine won’t go up or down?
If your Windsor Floor Machine deck won’t go up or down, it might be because the circuit breaker has tripped. Try resetting the circuit breaker.
Why does my Windsor Chariot iGloss Burnisher CB20 Floor Machine not change speeds?
If your Windsor Floor Machine does not change speeds, it could be due to a faulty speed control circuit or switch. Check the wires, connections, and switch.
Why does my Windsor Chariot iGloss Burnisher CB20 Floor Machine only have forward or reverse speed?
If your Windsor Floor Machine only has forward or reverse speed, the issue might be a faulty forward/reverse switch. Consider replacing the switch.
Why does the deck vibrate on my Windsor Chariot iGloss Burnisher CB20 Floor Machine?
If the deck of your Windsor Floor Machine vibrates, it's likely due to the pad being off-center. Re-center or replace the pad using the pad install tool.
Why does dust leak from the skirts of my Windsor Floor Machine?
If dust leaks from the skirts of your Windsor Floor Machine, the dust hose may be blocked. Check for any blockages and clear them if necessary.
General| Brand | Windsor |
|---|---|
| Model | Chariot iGloss Burnisher CB20 |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Describes the purpose of each section within the manual.
Details on ordering parts and locating machine serial numbers.
Lists essential safety rules for machine operation.
Defines hazard symbols and their implications for safety.
Illustrates where safety labels are placed on the machine.
Details physical specifications and operational capacities of the machine.
Explains the burnishing, dust control, and operator systems.
Explains the operation of the machine's drive system controls.
Details controls for pad pressure adjustment and head movement.
Covers starting, operating, and emergency stop procedures.
Lists routine maintenance tasks by frequency.
Covers battery care, testing, and charging procedures.
Procedures for replacing pads, skirts, and dust bags.
Covers brake engagement and drive motor brush replacement.
Details circuit breakers and fuses for electrical protection.
Guides users through resolving common machine problems.
Lists and explains fault codes for the propulsion controller.
Diagrams and lists for bumper and frame parts.
Diagrams and lists for control panel parts.
Diagrams and lists for steering system parts.
Diagrams and lists for front/rear wheels and drive systems.
Diagrams and lists for various wiring sections and overall diagram.
Lists suggested spare parts and optional equipment.
Official declaration of product compliance with EC directives.
Lists serial numbers corresponding to different models.
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