What to do if my Windsor Commodore 20 has no power?
If your Windsor Floor Machine isn't powering on, first ensure the power cord is properly plugged in. Check your building's circuit breaker and reset it if it has tripped. If these steps don't resolve the issue, it could be due to a faulty switch or power cord, in which case you should call for service.
Why is the vacuum motor on my Windsor Commodore 20 Floor Machine running but suction is poor?
If the vacuum motor is running but suction is weak, check for debris lodged in the vacuum shoe and remove it. Inspect the dome gasket, and replace it if it's defective or missing. Also, examine the vacuum hose for cracks or loose cuffs, repairing or replacing them as needed. Ensure the vacuum shoe angle is correct. Finally, check if the recovery tank is full or the float ball is stuck; drain and rinse the tank, and free the float ball if necessary. Also, the vac shut-off might be engaged, so drain the recovery tank. For loose clamps on the vac motor or a defective recovery tank inlet or gasket, call for service.
What to do if the vacuum motor will not run on my Windsor Commodore 20 Floor Machine?
If the vacuum motor won't run, begin by checking the vacuum circuit breaker and reset it if necessary. If the breaker is fine, the issue could stem from a faulty main vacuum switch, loose wiring, or a faulty vacuum motor. For a faulty switch or motor, or to check loose wiring, it's best to call for service.
How to fix poor water flow on my Windsor Floor Machine?
To address poor water flow and streaky carpets, start by draining the solution tank and cleaning the solution filter, as it may be clogged. Next, inspect the jets for clogs; clean them with a vinegar/water solution or replace them if needed. Also, ensure that the propel lever is engaged to activate spray along with the brush switch. If the issue persists, it could be a faulty solenoid, requiring a call for service.
What to do if the brush does not spin on my Windsor Commodore 20 Floor Machine?
If the brush isn't spinning, first ensure the brush switch is turned on and the propel lever is engaged. Check the brush circuit breaker and reset it if it has tripped. If these steps don't work, the brush belt may be broken and need replacement. If the problem continues, it could be a faulty brush motor, requiring a call for service.
What to do if my Windsor Floor Machine will not propel?
If your Windsor Floor Machine isn't propelling, first check if the circuit breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary. Then, make sure the speed control knob is set between 1 and 5, not at zero. If the issue persists, it could be a faulty speed control board or propel motor, requiring a call for service.
What causes the solution/brush to turn on when the brush switch is engaged on a Windsor Commodore 20 Floor Machine?
The solution or brush turning on when the brush switch is engaged may indicate a faulty micro switch, requiring a call for service.
What to do if Windsor Commodore 20 has no power?
If your Windsor Floor Machine has no power, first, ensure the cord is properly plugged in. If it is, check the building's circuit breaker and reset it if necessary. If the problem persists, it may be due to a faulty switch or power cord, requiring professional service.
Why Windsor Commodore 20 vacuum motor runs but suction is poor?
If the vacuum motor runs but suction is poor in your Windsor Floor Machine, the issue could stem from several causes. Check for debris lodged in the vac shoe and remove it. Inspect the dome gasket; replace if defective or missing. Also, examine the vacuum hose for cracks or loose cuffs, repairing or replacing as needed. Ensure the vac shoe angle is correct. Furthermore, a full recovery tank or a stuck float ball can cause this, so drain and rinse the tank, freeing the float ball if necessary. In some cases, the vac shut-off may be engaged, so drain the recovery tank.
How to fix Windsor Commodore 20 Floor Machine with poor water flow and streaky carpet?
If your Windsor Floor Machine has poor water flow resulting in streaky carpets, start by checking the solution filter for clogs and clean it after draining the solution tank. Next, inspect the jets for clogs or missing parts; clean them with a vinegar/water solution or replace them if necessary. Ensure that the brush switch is on and the propel lever is squeezed to activate the spray.
General| Electrical | 230V, 8 A, 50 HZ |
|---|---|
| Power Cable | 75’ (23 m) (12 gauge) |
| Electric Propelling Motor | (1) –1/4 hp DC (186 watts) with variable speed forward. |
| Electric Vacuum Motor | (1) – 3 stage, 1 hp 99 cfm (2.80 m³/min.) |
| Drive System | Transaxle unti variable speed Operating Speed: 0-100ft/min (30m/min) |
| Waterlift | 117” (297 cm) |
| Brush Speed | 1000 RPM |
| Solution Capacity | 20 Gallons (75 ltr) |
| Recovery Capacity | 20 Gallons (75 ltr) |
| Brush | (1) 18” (45.8 cm) |
| Solution Pump | 100 psi (6.9 BAR), diaphragm style, demand pump |
| Solution Spray | 2 quick change jets |
| Vacuum Shoe | 22” (56 cm) wide, cast urethane floating and pivoting. |
| Wheels - Front (2) - Rear (2) | 4” dia. (10 cm) caster by 2.5” 10” dia (25 cm) wheels by 2” |
Weight and Dimensions| Dimensions - Weight | 215 lbs. (98 kg) |
|---|---|
| Dimensions - Length | 51” (130 cm) |
| Dimensions - Height | 44” (111 cm) |
| Dimensions - Width | 22” (56 cm) |
Critical guidelines for safe operation to prevent personal injury and equipment damage.
Defines hazard signal words (Warning, Caution, For Safety) and their meanings.
Details proper electrical grounding procedures for safe machine operation.
Illustrates the location of safety warning labels on the machine.
Lists all technical data, dimensions, and capacities of the carpet extractor.
Overview and identification of all control buttons, switches, and levers on the machine.
Detailed explanation of how to operate the machine's forward and backward movement.
Step-by-step instructions for filling the solution tank and chemical compatibility.
Guides the user through starting, adjusting, and operating the machine.
Instructions for proper brush height adjustment for optimal cleaning.
Method for operating the machine to clean carpets, including special considerations.
Instructions on connecting and using auxiliary tools for specialized cleaning tasks.
Routine monthly tasks to prevent system buildup and maintain performance.
Essential daily and regular checks and cleaning procedures for machine upkeep.
A checklist of maintenance tasks categorized by frequency (daily, weekly, quarterly).
Identifies common problems, their causes, and solutions for efficient problem-solving.
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