Nilfisk-ALTO 692003 manual Remedy

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TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

PROBABLE CAUSE

1.Worn scrubbing brushes

2.Incorrect method of operation

Poor scrubbing action

3.Wrong cleaning agent or mixture

4.Poor solution distribution

5.Brushes won’t turn

REMEDY

1.Inspect brushes. Replace if brushes are worn to 3/4” or less.

2.Check scrubbing procedure, brush pressure, solution flow & cleaning agent used - all are important to the process

3.Use A-L recommended materials

4.Check solution strainer & feed hoses for obstructions - clean if necessary. Check valve & rest of solution control system for proper operation.

5.Check wiring connections

Water splashes from sides

1.

Scrub deck bumpers, poor contact with floor

of scrub deck

2.

Squeegee blades word or damaged

 

3. Too much solution

1.Readjust blades for proper contact

2.Replace & adjust

3.Shut off solution flow 5-10 ft. before making turns

1. Broom jammed

Poor sweeping2. Hopper full

3. Broom not adjusted properly

4. Worn or damaged flaps

5. Worn broom

1.Remove any obstruction

2.Empty

3.Refer to broom adjustment in maintenance section

4.Inspect for damage - replace or adjust by referring to maintenance section

5.Inspect for damage or wear - refer to maintenance section

Sweep does not

1.

Hopper is raised

1. Lower hopper

function

2.

Hopper switch out of adjustment

2. Adjust hopper switch

Poor dust control at main

1.

Broom chamber & hopper flaps worn

broom

 

 

 

2.

Impellor fan failure - shaft key broken or

 

 

electric motor not operating

 

3.

Filter plugged

1.Check condition of flaps. Replace torn or badly worn flaps. Side flaps can be adjusted of not damaged.

2.Check & repair

3.Engage shaker switch or check filter

Hopper will not lift

1.

Load too heavy

1.

Low dump partial load

 

2.

Defective lift actuator

2.

Repair or replace actuator

 

 

 

 

 

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Contents American-Lincoln AMERICAN-LINCOLN Index Disclaimer DisclaimerDecimal Metric Conversion Table Hardware Abreviations ABBREVIATIONS-SCREWSABREVIATIONS-SETSCREWS Standard Hardware & Torque Values SAE GradeHydraulic Torque Requirements Hydraulic Torque RequirementsSymbols Ordering Parts Parts may be ordered from Alto distributorsSafety Precautions Personal Safety Machine SafetyHazard Seriousness Level Safety Precautions Specifications Warranty Instruments and ControlsScrubbing System SqueegeeLWA Machine Preparation Unpacking and Assembling MachineUnpacking Battery Battery Installation Controls KEY Switch Forward / Reverse SwitchBattery Condition Meter Hour MeterHEADLIGHT/TAILIGHT Switch Optional Hopper Open Light WarningFilter Shaker Switch Only models with dust control Dust Control SwitchScrub Brush Switch Squeegee SwitchLOW Solution Light High Recovery LightHopper Lift Switch Side Broom and Main Broom SwitchSpray and VAC Wand Switch Optional Side Broom Adjustment Main Broom AdjustmentSolution Flow Knob Horn ButtonFoot Throttle Parking BrakeSeat Position Adjustment Safety FeaturesPRE-START Checklist Operating InstructionsTo Start Machine To Transport MachineTo Begin the Cleaning Operation Scrubbing the Average Floor with Light to Medium SoilageNON-RECYCLING or Standard Scrubbing Mode Floor ContactESP Operating Mode Scrub Brush Squeegee Floor ContactTo Stop the Cleaning Operation Scrubbing PathPost Operation Checklist To Drain Recovery TankRecovery Tank Hose Disk Scrub Brushes Operating Instructions Dust Control Knob Hydraulic Reservoir Level Sight GaugeMaintenance Service ChartHour Weekly Maintenance Checklist Hour Maintenance Checklist11, 12 Maintenance Battery Charging Instructions Battery Removal Battery Removal with the Battery Rollout Option Replacing Scrub Brushes Replacing Pads on a PAD DriverReplacing Rear Squeegee Draining the Recovery Tank Draining the Solution TankAdjusting the Main Broom Height Main Broom Access Door Replacing the Main BroomBroom Lift ARM Broom Idler Side Broom Adjustment Knob Cleaning the Dust Control Filter Replacing the Dust Control Filter When Damage is EvidentDust Control Filter Checking the Dust Control FilterAdjusting the Dust Flaps Cleaning the Hydraulic SystemDust Flaps Checking the Dust FlapsTroubleshooting Problem Probable CauseRemedy