Floor Scrubber Not Working? Common Causes Explained. Watch This, Fix It Yourself & Save Money.
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Floor Scrubber Not Working? Common Causes Explained. Watch This, Fix It Yourself & Save Money.
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Do you have a Tennant 5680 floor scrubber or any floor scrubber? Is it not working the way it should? In this video, I go over two of the most common complaints I get from these machines. They are not putting enough water down and not sucking enough up. I go over tips on what you can look for and how the systems work. Most of the time your problem can be found and fixed with nothing more than your eyes, hands, and maybe a flashlight. What are these problems and tips? Watch this video, find out, and save yourself a bunch of money.
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Great tips! There's a lot of maintenance that can be done by operators to help make our equipment clean optimally-- nice job educating!
great vid, thanks
Work on these all the time. Thanks for the helpful tips
Your welcome. I find most of the problems can be found by checking those things. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
I use one at Kroger's and I have a issue where u know that noise it makes when it gets ready to scrub it will try to make that noise but won't fully make that scrubbing noise
Great Video. Thank you for sharing. Please. Could you make video, how to diagnose bad battery and replace new battery ?
Thanks for the video idea recommendation. It's a good idea. Batteries are expensive. Why replace them if not needed. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hopefully this works.
My problem is that the right button for the pad keeps popping out and it doesn't go back in very easily.
i have a tennant 5400 that stops going forward when i turn on the solution switch brushes are turning solution is coming out but no forward motion but it will move backwards
I have an issue where if the vacuum is on the brushes won’t spin nor will the machine move forward (vice versa). The batteries tested okay, do you have any idea why this is happening?
Hey man, the drive motor (transmission) started having issues on mine, it started to lock and also stopped moving forward and back. Replaced it but they are so expensive to replace. Any tips?
I had an electrical pallet jack do the same thing. Turned out to be debris stuck in the gears between drive and driven gear on end of motor. Also check the proximity switches. They are magnetic and debris can mess them up. Let me know what you find.
I have a tenant t5 everything works except the vacuum also I see no sensor in the tank?
I have seen dirt causing the brushes in the vacuum pump motor to stick. Hope you find your problem. Keep me posted and thanks for watching.
the de-mist hose is missing. the debris basket has a hook inside to hold it Ex Tennant Mechanic
Thanks for the info and for watching.
Why is the machine not moving fast, has it become slow??? I would appreciate some advice
Make sure the batteries are fully charged, and some units have a speed dial or switch. Maybe that got switched by accident. Hope this helps, let me know what you find.
Hey question bossman, I have a S30 Tennant Floor Scrubber with a PSI Engine. Issue I’m having is after maybe a minute staying on it just dies almost like a dead switch. I get no error codes at all neither.
I would double check all your electrical connections including grounds. Does it restart easy after it stalls?
How do you fix the dirty water coming out slow
I would check the hose for restrictions and that the dirty tank is vented. Let me know what you find. Thanks for watching.
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Hi, my Tennant 5680 after working for about 30 minutes stop working. It starts like having a bad connection. If I leave not running for about 20 minutes (cooling down) the scrubber start running normally again. Looks like something gets too hot. Could be the solenoid? I tested them but looks good. Thanks
I would start by checking all your power and ground connections. Make sure they are clean and tight. How old are the batteries? Might be a good idea to get them tested. Let me know what you find. Hope this helped. Thanks for watching.
I have one where it doesnt stay running, keeps shutting off and i have to cycle key to run again ..any ideas?
I would start by checking your batteries. Also, check all your cable connections. Make sure they are all clean and tight. Hope this helps. Let me know what you find. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi again, i have checked the batteries and cables..all good.... Where should i start next?
I had to let battery die completely before I test the battery. The disc are not moving and made loud noises.
I test batteries when they are fully charged. Did you find out why the disks aren't working? I find debris caught up in them often.
Adjust squeegee?