TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ..........................3 SAFETY SYMBOLS ................................6 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .............................7 MACHINE DIMENSIONS ................................8 GENERAL INFORMATION ..............................9 Purpose of this manual ......................................9 Identifying the machine ......................................9 Documentation provided with the machine ................................9 TECHNICAL INFORMATION ..............................10 General description ........................................
IMPORTANT SAFETY ! ATTENTION: make certain that the electrical PRECAUTIONS power consumption) indicated on the data plate are compatible with those of the mains electricity supply. Parts of the text requiring special attention are printed in bold and preceded by the symbols illustrated and described Do not use the machine: below.
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for example in hotels, schools, hospitals, and without making U-turns. The machine must not be used by persons premises generally. Do not use for other (including children) with diminished physical, purposes. sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of The machine can be used only indoors. experience and knowledge, unless they are The machine must be stored only indoors.
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Cleaning and maintenance operations that can be performed by the user must not be entrusted to children unless under supervision. All repairs must be carried out by a TENNANT approved service technician. Use only original accessories and spare parts supplied exclusively by the manufacturer, as only these are able to guarantee safe and troublefree operation of the machine.
SAFETY SYMBOLS WARNING! RISK OF CUTTING WARNING! RISK OF CRUSHING LIMBS WARNING! RISK OF ABRASION MAXIMUM SLOPE OPERATOR MANUAL, INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE READ THE OPERATOR'S MANUAL DIRECT CURRENT SYMBOL INSULATION CLASS: THIS CLASSIFICATION ONLY APPLIES TO BATTERY POWERED MACHINES. EXTERNAL BATTERY CHARGER CONNECTION POINT.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 70cm Disk 85cm Disk 70cm Cylindrical Brush Model Cleaning width Squeegee width 1090 1090 Cleaning capacity per hour 4200 4920 4680 Number of brushes Brush diameter Maximum brush pressure 23,6 Brush rotation speed Brush motor power Drive motor power Suction motor power Machine power (P 1824...
GENERAL INFORMATION Purpose of this manual This manual has been written by the Manufacturer and is an integral part of the machine operators information for maintenance personnel The terms “right” and “left”, “clockwise” and “anti-clockwise” refer to the forward movement of the machine. Constant compliance with the instructions provided in this manual guarantees the safety of the operator and the machine, ensures low running costs and high quality results and extends the working life of the machine.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION Main parts of the machine The main parts of the machine are listed below: General description 1. Dirty water tank. 2. Solution tank. This machine is a scrubber dryer for washing and drying 3. Control panel. 4. Head assembly. 5.
Control panel 29. Drive wheel operating status indicator Led. The machine has the following controls and indicator lights: 16. Battery charge warning light, consisting of 4 Leds that indicate the charge level of the battery. 17. Main switch/Ignition switch: connects disconnects electrical power to and from all functions of the machine.
Accessories and polishing. washing. Tynex brushes/rollers: for removing accumulated Pad drive boards: these enable use of the following disks: Yellow pad, for washing and polishing marble and similar surfaces. soiled with stubborn dirt. concentrated detergent independently from the solution tank. SPE CBHD3 battery charger.
HANDLING AND INSTALLATION Lifting and transporting the palletized machine ! ATTENTION: during all lifting operations, make sure tipping over or being accidentally dropped. The machine must be loaded onto/unloaded from vehicles in areas with adequate lighting. The machine is packaged on a wooden pallet by the Manufacturer.
Press the emergency stop button to turn the WET batteries, preparation: ! DANGER: The installation and connection/ removal of the batteries must be entrusted to a TENNANT-approved service technician (referred to hereinafter as skilled technician).
! DANGER: during installation of the batteries or any type of battery maintenance, the skilled technician must wear the Personal Protective following precautions: Equipment (gloves, eyewear, overalls, etc.) Contact with the skin can cause irritation; wash needed to limit the risk of accidents. Keep away with soap and water.
Selection of battery charger ! ATTENTION: where machines are shipped without batteries, the machine and the battery charger are factory set for GEL-AGM batteries as the default type of battery, the battery charger setting MUST be changed as described below. Failure to observe these instructions could result in damage to the battery.
Fitting the brush/pad drivers ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations ! NOTICE Where the terms RIGHT and LEFT appear, this is always referred to the forward movement of the machine Fitting the right brush (or abrasive disk): Position the right hand brush, under the pad drive board.
Fitting the brushes (Cylindrical Brush Filling the detergent tank Model) ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations Assembly: the knobs. temperature of between 4 and 55 °C. ! ATTENTION: the machine has been designed for use with detergents supplied or recommended by the Manufacturer.
Chem Dose (accessory) ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations Position the detergent tank in the housing located under the driving seat. Unscrew the cap of the detergent tank and insert the tapered plug and hose into the neck of the tank. liquids.
PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR THE Working OPERATOR reading the operating and maintenance manual. Clothing and equipment ! NOTICE Wear safety shoes with non-slip soles. The machine is equipped with a safety system Wear protective goggles or visor and safety garments. that prevents it from tipping over by noticeably Depending on the surface being cleaned and on the reducing the speed when steering, independently environment, the protective measures necessary for...
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Using the “SELECT” button, select the most Begin cleaning, manoeuvring the machine by turning the steering wheel and depressing the washing operation in hand. The following operating pedal to set the machine in motion: front part of modes can be selected: the pedal for forward, rear part for reverse.
Dual wash Drying: Press the suction motor button: the suction fan switches on and the squeegee is lowered dirt, scrubbing and drying operations can be performed in two separate stages. Prewash with brushes or pads: Turn the ignition key to switch the machine on. Press the brush button.
Emergency stop button Battery charge indicator In the event of emergency, this button isolates the machine from its power source. To restart the machine, rotate the button. The indicator shows the level of charge remaining in the batteries, expressed in percentage terms. When the batteries are completely discharged, all cleaning functions remain inhibited until recharging has taken Detergent solution tank empty indicator...
Emptying the dirty water tank Emptying the solution tank ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations When cleaning operations have been completed, empty The detergent solution tank can be emptied by proceeding the dirty water tank. as follows: If the tank is full, the indicator lights up and the cleaning functions of the machine will be inhibited;...
Removing the the brush/pad drivers ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations ! NOTICE Where the terms RIGHT and LEFT appear, this is always referred to the forward movement of the machine Releasing the right hand brush (or abrasive disk): Turn the brush “anticlockwise”...
Maintenance operations on the electrical circuit — and in any event, all other operations not explicitly described in this operating manual — must be performed by a TENNANT approved service technician, in compliance with current safety regulations and as indicated in the maintenance manual.
Useful battery life is dependent on proper maintenance. To The replacement of fuses must be entrusted only to a following rules: TENNANT service centre or to a TENNANT-approved Do not leave batteries partially discharged for long service technician. periods of time.
Take the battery charger plug from its housing. Battery: removal Plug into the mains power socket. Start the recharge cycle. following precautions: Contact with the skin can cause irritation; wash with soap and water. Inhalation of vapours can cause irritation to the airways;...
Replacement of Brushes and Pads Replacing the squeegee blades ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations ! ATTENTION: before carrying out the operations The machine can be equipped with disc brushes, roller brushes and pads. Check the brushes and the pads every day to make certain there are no wires, threads or strings time, and the constant wiping action, the edge of the blade entangled around the brush or the drive board.
Check the battery charge level at CLEAN THE DIRTY WATER TANK AND THE SOLUTION least once a week TANK CHECK THE BATTERY ELECTROLYTE LEVEL HAVE THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM CHECKED BY A TENNANT-APPROVED SERVICE TECHNICIAN...
TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEMS CAUSES SOLUTIONS The machine does not work The batteries are disconnected Connect the batteries to the machine Recharge the batteries Blown fuse Replace Ignition key not engaged Turn the key Emergency button pressed Release the emergency button The brushes do not turn The dirty water tank is full Empty the dirty water tank Blown fuse...
ALARMS/WARNINGS DISPLAYED NO24 Battery below minimum level (18V) NOFR Main fuse blown or power relay fault NOEP EEPROM management error FH20 No water in tank. SH20 Dirty water tank full Machine in the process of shutting down R (xxx) Indicates software release CD (xx) Indicates CHEM DOSE quantity STOP...
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