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Windsor PT-20 manual

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  • Page 2

    Operator Safety Instructions Read the instruction manual before operating this mac h i ne. Operate this machine only from the rear of machine. ~ ~~~~ ~~~ Use caution when operating the machine on a ramp or incline. Do not turn or leave this machine unattended on a ramp or incline. ~ ~ ~~ Machine can cause an explosion when operated near flammable v[...]

  • Page 3

    CONTROL HANDLE SOLUTION “ON” LIGHT I SOLUTION CONTROL LEVER BATTERY CONDITION LIGHTS MAIN SWITCH BRUSH “ON” LIGHT LIGHTED VACUUM SWITCH TRAVERSE CONTROL HANDLE Controls flow of cleaning solution to floor. Light “ON” indicates solution valve is open. Indicates charge condition of batteries - 4 green lights - full charge - approximately 4[...]

  • Page 4

    , MACHINE PREPARATION BAITERIES 1. Install batteries and connect battery cables as shown. RE FRONT MfARN/NG: Provide proper ventilation and leave cover open when charging batteries. 2. Charge the batteries before using the machine. (See Battery Charging Pro- ced u re) BRUSH/DRIVE PAD ASSEMBLY 1. Remove brush cover. 2. Position brush under drive pla[...]

  • Page 5

    BATTERY MAINTENANCE 1. Keep tops of batteries clean and dry. Use a damp cloth with a weak SOlutlOn of baking soda or ammonia and water. Use a clean dry cloth to wipe battery tops dry after cleaning. 2. If corrosion (white deposits) appears on the battery terminals and cable clamps, remove and clean. Use a battery terminal and connector cleaning too[...]

  • Page 6

    4. Lift out motor - check motor brushes. When worn to 318" replace brushes. DIFFERENTIAL ASSEMBLY NOTE: The differential assembly, traverse drive motor and brush gear unit can be removed as a total unit for servicing, if required. 1. Lay machine on side or build tripod supports for each side of machine to hold unit upright as shown. 3. Remove [...]

  • Page 7

    2. After installing new belt check for clear - ance between traverse pulley and brush BRUSH ANGLE ADJUSTMENT CAUTION: Operating the machine with excessive pressure on the squeegee will cause abnormal wear on the squeegee blades. BRUSH DRIVE BELT 1. Remove traverse drive belt by rolling belt off pulley. 2. Loosen belt tension adjusting screw and rem[...]

  • Page 8

    ' VAC, BATTERY, TANK 7 VAC, BATTERY, TANK REV PARTNO. mnitvion / 32 9 70280 Stud, 1/4 Turn Fastener 10 70076 Scr, 10 - 32 x 1 FHMS 11 51074 Lug, Shroud Mounting 12 48012 Knob, 5/16 - 18 8[...]

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    17 A I 16 9[...]

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    ' MA I NFRAME WITANKS 38 I 34 37 36 35 / 39 41' io 13 14, "1 46[...]

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    SQUEEGEE w/ARM 59 69 21 1 - - - I __ . . . .- .- . . , . , . . . - . .. . . ~ 11[...]

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    ~ONTROLS ( MECHANICAL ) KEY PART NO. DESCRIPTION 1 05029 Arm. Drive Linkage Adj 2 70015 Scr. 1/4 - 20 x 314 HHMS 3 87090 Washer, 1/4 ID x 3/4 OD 4 14492 Bushing, .25 ID x .37 OD x .25 5 70270 Scr, 1/4 - 20 x 3/4 HHCS 6 05030 Arm, Drive Linkage 7 70260 Scr., M6 x 16 HHMS 8 87087 Washer, M6 x 25 9 14493 Bushing, .25 ID x .37 OD 10 57105 Nut, 1/4 - 20[...]

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    48 49 50[...]

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    14 21 ‘IAL - 39[...]

  • Page 15

    PT.20 LABELS PART NO. DESCRIPTION LOCATION I inside cover On handle I 50378 Instruction Card I I 9387 Maintenance Under hood I 15[...]

  • Page 16

    -;:"BRUSH DRIVE I. 74 - Reduction Gearbox Assembly BRUSH DRIVE 1 16 KEY PART NO. DESCRIPTION t 53 671 12 Rod, Turnbuckle Sliding 55 66105 Pin, Turnbuckle 56 67104 Ring, 518 Ext Snap H - D 57 70260 Scr, M6x 16 58 87056 Washer, M6 59 20068 Clamp, PT-20 Brush 60 73317 Shim, 12mm Dia. 61 73318 Shim, 15mm Dia. 62 73319 Spring, PT-20 Brush Lock 63A [...]

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    I' " Product Modification Pi - 20 BATTERY SC RU B B ER Beginning with Serial #I700 the following changes were made to the brush drive as shown on Page 16 in the .service manual. Retain this notice in your manual for reference when ordering replacement parts. 1. Key #44 - Changed to rod with lock nuts, replacing the snap rings. 2. Keys #1 [...]

  • Page 18

    PROBLEM No power. Vacuum motor does not run. Brush motor does not run. Solution light does not work. Battery charge level Indicator lights. PROBABLE CAUSE Circuit breaker tripped. Battery cables corroded at battery terminals. Faulty main switch. Faulty safety override micro switch. Faulty solenoid. Circuit breaker tripped. Loose connections. Faulty[...]