What to do if my Windsor Mini Pro Floor Machine has no power?
If your Windsor Floor Machine has no power, first, make sure the cord is properly plugged in. Next, check the building's circuit breaker and reset it if it has tripped. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the switch or power cord may be faulty, requiring professional service.
Why is the suction poor on my Windsor Mini Pro even though the vacuum motor runs?
Poor suction on your Windsor Floor Machine, despite the motor running, can be due to several reasons. First, check for any debris lodged in the vac shoe and remove it. Also, inspect the dome gasket for defects or if it's missing, and replace it if needed. Furthermore, check the vacuum hose for cracks or a loose hose cuff, and replace or repair as necessary. Finally, ensure the recovery tank isn't full; if it is, turn off the vacuum motor and drain and rinse the tank.
What to do if the brush on my Windsor Mini Pro does not spin?
If the brush on your Windsor Floor Machine isn't spinning, ensure that the switch is not in accessory mode; if it is, switch it to the deep clean position. Also, check the brush circuit breaker and reset it if tripped. If the issue persists, the brush belt may be broken and require replacement. If none of these steps work, the brush motor may be faulty, and you should call for service.
What to do if the vacuum motor will not run on my Windsor Mini Pro?
If the vacuum motor on your Windsor Floor Machine won't run, start by checking the vacuum circuit breaker and reset it if necessary. If that doesn't work, the main switch might be faulty, or there could be loose wiring or a faulty vacuum motor. In any of these cases, it's best to call for service.
How to fix poor water flow on my Windsor Floor Machine?
To fix poor water flow on your Windsor Floor Machine, which results in a streaky carpet, first, ensure the machine is not in accessory mode; switch it to the deep clean position. Then, inspect the jets for clogs or missing parts. Also, check the solution filter for clogs; if clogged, drain the solution tank and clean the filter. If the problem persists, the solution pump may be faulty, requiring professional service.
Why is my Windsor Mini Pro not getting the carpet wet?
If your Windsor Floor Machine isn't getting the carpet wet, it could be due to several reasons. Start by checking the solution filter screen inside the lower tank for clogs and clean it if necessary. Also, inspect the spray jet for clogs, and clean or replace it, avoiding the use of wire. Check for any loose wires connected to the pump and correct them, repairing or replacing as needed. If these steps don't work, the solution switch might be faulty and need replacement.
What to do if the carpet is not getting clean with my Windsor Floor Machine?
If the carpet is not getting clean with your Windsor Floor Machine, it may be due to severe soil conditions. Try making several passes at right angles to each other and consider using a pre-spray.
Why is the carpet too wet after using my Windsor Mini Pro?
If the carpet is too wet after using your Windsor Floor Machine, it may be due to a worn spray jet. Replace the spray jet if it is producing a fine mist.
What to do if the accessory tool fitting is difficult to connect to my Windsor Mini Pro?
If the accessory tool fitting is difficult to connect to your Windsor Floor Machine, it may be due to corrosion on the fitting. Clean it with steel wool, or remove it and soak it in acetic acid (white vinegar). Then, lubricate it lightly with a silicone base lubricant.
What causes worn brush bearings in my Windsor Mini Pro?
Worn brush bearings in your Windsor Floor Machine are indicated by a squealing or grinding sound in the brush housing. If you notice this, replace the bearings.
General| Brand | Windsor |
|---|---|
| Model | Mini Pro |
| Category | Floor Machine |
| Language | English |
Basic precautions that must always be followed when using the machine.
Definitions of hazard intensity levels (WARNING, CAUTION, FOR SAFETY).
Information regarding the product's electrical requirements and grounding.
Identifies the location of important warning and caution labels on the unit.
Detailed specifications of the machine, including dimensions, capacity, and power.
Instructions for unpacking and inspecting the extractor for shipping damage.
Lists suitable and incompatible chemicals for use with the machine.
Identifies and describes the various controls and components of the machine.
Step-by-step guide on how to fill the machine's solution tank.
Instructions on how to properly operate the carpet extractor.
Guidance on using the extractor with optional accessory tools.
Procedures to protect the machine from freezing during storage.
Routine tasks to be performed daily to maintain the machine.
Maintenance tasks to be performed at regular intervals, like after 25 hours of operation.
Instructions for removing, inspecting, and replacing the brush assembly.
Guidance on cleaning and maintaining the spray jet for optimal performance.
Step-by-step procedure for removing the brush motor.
Step-by-step procedure for removing the pump assembly.
Step-by-step procedure for removing the vacuum motor.
Information on checking and replacing vacuum motor carbon brushes.
Machine does not turn on or operate.
The vacuum motor fails to start or operate.
Vacuum motor operates but suction capacity is reduced.
Insufficient or no solution flow, leading to streaky carpet results.
The brush fails to rotate during operation.
Problems encountered when connecting accessory tools.
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