Troubleshooting; Scrapping The Machine - Wetrok Speedmatic Tornado P Mode D'emploi

Troubleshooting

PROBLEM
The sweeper fails to pick up large particles of dirt
or leaves traces of dirt behind.
Sweeper leaves dust on floor or dust comes out
from flaps.
Sweeper fails to pick up paper,leaves, etc.
Sweeper throws dirt forwards
Rapid brush wear
Main brush noisy
Main brush fails to turn
Sweeper does not move or move slowly
(petrol sweeper)
Brush and vacuum fan motor does not work
(electric sweeper)
Dust leaving the vacuum fan and dust present in
the filter compartment.
Dust and waster come out of bin.
Neither forward nor reverse drive work
(electric sweeper)
Batteries do not maintain their charge.
(electric sweeper)
Battery discharges quickly (electric sweeper)
The filters shaker does not work
Filter shaker fuse blown
(electric sweeper)
The motor stops when the sweeper is on a slope
(petrol sweeper)

SCRAPPING THE MACHINE

The machine should be consigned to an authorised disposal organisation, which will manage disposal correctly, especially with regard to the oil and
fluids, filters, and batteries. ABS and metal parts should be recycled as secondary raw materials. Rubber hoses and gaskets, and ordinary plastic and
fibreglass, must be separated and consigned to municipal waste companies.
The packing of the machine is manufactured by recycling materials. Consign the spent materials to operators authorized to dispose.
CAUSE
Working speed too fast
Brush pressur too light
Brush worn
Bristles bent or string or wire etc., entangled in brush
Main brush collector encrusted
Vacuum fan broken
Filters clogged
Flaps worn
Front flap lifting system not working
Front flap broken
Excessive brush pressure
Floor very abrasive
Material wound around brush
Brush drive belt broken
Belt tightener not working
Hydraulic oil low
Fuses blown
Filters dirt or broken
Bin too full
Bin not correctly closed
Bin seal broken
Drive motor cables disconnected
Drive pedal defective
Control unit faulty
Fuse blown
Electrolyte level low
Battery cells burned out
Motor over-loaded
Battery terminals loose
Material entangled in main brush
Bearing seized
Excessive brush pressure
Insufficient charge time
Battery cells burned out
Microswitch faulty
Fuse burned out (electric sweeper)
Excessive motor absorbtion caused by:
- worn motor carbon brushes
- dirty or worn bearings
- armature or windings burned out
Excessive shaker motor absorbtion
Fuse faulty
Short-circuit
Oil level low (oil alert)
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CORRECTIVE ACTION
Reduce working speed
Adjust brush pressure (trace on floor)
Replace brush
Remove string or wire
Clean using an iron spatule
Check vacuum fan
Clean filters
Replace flaps
Repair the flap lifting system
Replace front flap
Reduce brush pressure (narrower trace)
Remove entangled material
Replace belt
Repair tightener
Add hydraulic oil
Replace fuses
Clean or replace filters
Empty bin more frequently
Close bin correctly
Replace seal
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Check functioning
Check functioning
Replace fuse
Top up electrolyte level
Replace battery
Check motor current absorbtion
Check and tighten battery terminals
Remove entangled material
Replace bearings
Reduce brush pressure (narrower trace)
Increase charge time
Replace batteries
Replace microswitch
Replace fuse
Replace
Replace
Replace
(see above)
Replace
Check electric circuit
Top up oil level