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DISPLAY ALARMS

Alarm

Possible cause

What to do

BRUSH PROTECTOR 

The brush motor has 

overheated.

Faulty thermal protector 

contact on the motors.

Faulty connection.

Wait for the brush motors to 

cool down.

Replace the brush motor.

Check the connection.

DRIVE PROTECTOR

The drive wheel has 

overheated.

Faulty thermal protector 

contact on the motor.

Faulty connection.

Wait  for  the  drive  wheel  to 

cool down.

Replace the drive wheel.

Check the connection.

WATER RESERVE 

Solution tank almost empty.

Stuck sensor.

Faulty sensor or connection.

Fill the solution tank.

Clean the level sensor.

Replace the level sensor.

Check the connection.

NO WATER 

Solution tank empty.

Stuck sensor.

Faulty sensor or connection.

Fill the solution tank.

Clean the level sensor.

Replace the level sensor.

Check the connection.

To  resume  work,  turn  the 

operation selector to the OFF 

position (reset errors).

DIRTY WATER THANK.

Dirty water tank full.

Stuck sensor.

Faulty sensor or connection.

Empty the dirty water tank.

Clean the level sensor.

Replace the level sensor.

Check the connection.

To  resume  work,  turn  the 

operation selector to the OFF 

position (reset errors).

CHEMICAL FINISHED 

Chem-Dose tank empty.

Stuck sensor.

Faulty sensor or connection.

Fill the Chem-Dose tank.

Clean the level sensor.

Replace the level sensor.

Check the connection.

FUNCTION  BOARD  NOT 

DETECTED

Communication with 

functions board interrupted.

Faulty auxiliary boards.

Check the connection 

between the boards.

Check the auxiliary boards.

BATTERY RESERVE 

Battery voltage less than 

:  21.9  V  GEL/AGM  -  21  V 

ACID.

Flat batteries.

Recharge the batteries.

Replace the batteries.

CALL SERVICE 

The set number of hours for 

scheduled service have been 

reached/exceeded. 

Call a service centre to 

arrange servicing.

BATTERY CHARGING 

The 

on-board 

battery 

charger  is  operating,  all  the 

machine’s  functions  are 

disabled.

Disconnect 

the 

battery 

charger.

CHARGING COMPLETE 

The on-board battery charger 

is  operating,  the  charge  is 

complete,  all  the  machine’s 

functions are disabled.

Disconnect 

the 

battery 

charger.

O.C. BRUSH

Excessive motor effort.

Faulty functions board.

Brush motor faulty

Check motor load.

Replace functions board.

Replace the brush motor.

DRIVE 

BOARD 

TEMPERATURE

Excessive vehicle effort.

Faulty drive board.

Electric brake engaged.

Cool or heat the board.

Do not overwork the machine 

on long ramps.

Replace the drive control 

board.

Check the electric brake.

ACCELERATOR FAULT

Faulty potentiometer 

connections.

Faulty potentiometer.

Check the connection.

Replace the potentiometer.

DRIVE BOARD U.V.

Battery voltage less than 

18.3  V  GEL/AGM  -  18  V 

ACID.

Flat or degraded batteries.

Charge or replace the 

batteries.

RELAY FAULT

Faulty relay.

Faulty relay connection.

Replace the relay.

Check relay connections.

ELECTRIC BRAKE FAULT

Faulty wiring.

Faulty electric brake.

The electric brake has been 

enabled in the Technical 

menu but is not fitted on the 

machine.

Check the wiring.

Check  /  replace  the  electric 

brake.

Correct the settings in the 

Technical Menu.

HPD

Drive  lever  pressed  when 

starting.

Drive lever potentiometer not 

adjusted.

Release the drive lever when 

starting the machine.

Check potentiometer 

adjustment.

BATTERY FLAT

Battery voltage less than 

21.4 V - GEL / 20.5 V - ACID.

Flat or degraded batteries.

Recharge the batteries.

Replace the batteries.

TAG FAULT

Faulty key.

Faulty instrument panel 

antenna board

Replace the key.

Replace the instrument 

panel antenna board-reed.

Check the wiring.

RFID FAULT

Faulty key.

Faulty instrument panel 

antenna board

Replace the key.

Replace the instrument 

panel antenna board-reed.

Check the wiring.

SUCTION 

MOTOR 

TEMPERATURE

Excessive motor effort.

Faulty functions board.

Faulty suction motor.

Check the suction motor.

Replace functions board.

Replace the suction motor.

BRUSH TEMPERATURE

Excessive motor effort.

Faulty functions board.

Faulty motor.

Check the motor.

Replace functions board.

Replace the motor.

O.C. SUCTION MOTOR

Excessive motor effort.

Faulty functions board.

Faulty suction motor.

Check the suction motor.

Replace functions board.

Replace the suction motor.

O.C. DRIVE

Excessive vehicle effort.

Faulty drive board.

Electric brake engaged.

Check the motor.

Replace the drive board.

Check the electric brake.

UPDATE FW MAIN BOARD Software update.

Do  not  remove  the  key 

during the update.

UPDATE  FW  SERVICE 

BOARD

Software update.

Do  not  remove  the  key 

during the update.

FLASHING LIGHT FAULT

Faulty wiring.

Faulty flashing light.

The flashing light is broken.

The  flashing  light  has  been 

enabled in the Technical 

menu but it is not fitted on the 

machine.

Check the wiring.

Check the flashing light.

Replace the flashing light.

Correct the settings in the 

Technical Menu.

SOLENOID VALVE FAULT

Faulty wiring.

Faulty solenoid valve.

Solenoid valve broken. 

Check the wiring.

Check the solenoid valve.

Replace the solenoid valve.

PUMP FAULT

Faulty wiring.

Faulty pump.

The pump is broken.

The pump has been enabled 

in the Technical menu but it 

is not fitted on the machine.

Check the wiring.

Check the pump.

Replace the pump.

Correct the settings in the 

Technical Menu.

BRUSH FUSE

Excessive motor effort.

Faulty brush motor contactor.

Motor fuse blown.

Check the motor.

Replace the contactor. 

Replace the fuse.

SUCTION MOTOR FUSE

Excessive motor effort.

Faulty brush motor relay.

Motor fuse blown.

Check the motor.

Replace the relay.

Replace the fuse.

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Summary of Contents for CT 51

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Page 2: ...adjustment 13 Brush installation 13 Lifting and transporting the machine 14 Quick head change BATTERY POWERED VERSIONS ONLY 14 PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR THE OPERATOR 15 Preparing the machine for work 15 Co...

Page 3: ...0 380 380 Solution tank L 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 Dirty water tank L 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 Rear wheel diameter mm 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 Maximum slop...

Page 4: ...r W 450 450 380 380 380 380 380 380 380 380 380 380 Solution tank L 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 Dirty water tank L 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 Rear wheel diameter mm 200 200 200 200 20...

Page 5: ...URNS WARNING RISK OF BURNS MAXIMUM SLOPE OPERATOR S MANUAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS READ THE OPERATOR S MANUAL DIRECT CURRENT SYMBOL INSULATION CLASS THIS CLASSIFICATION ONLY APPLIES TO MACHINES POWERED...

Page 6: ...se death or serious injury to personnel WARNING Indicates the need for attention in order to avoid a series of consequences which could cause damage to the machine or work environment or financial los...

Page 7: ...n water and cleaning product and collects the dirty water picked up from the floor after washing Control panel fig 1 ref 2 Head assembly fig 1 ref 3 the main element comprises the brushes rollers whic...

Page 8: ...at all times The machine is designed for use at temperatures of between 4 C and 40 C When the machine is not being used the temperature range is 0 C and 50 C The machine is designed to operate at rela...

Page 9: ...plug If the plug needs to be replaced have the job done by a qualified electrician Use of adapters with the machine s mains power plug is strictly forbidden Battery charger check the power cable regul...

Page 10: ...faults and or malfunctions switch it off immediately disconnecting it from the batteries mains power supply do not try to repair it rather contact the manufacturer service centre All maintenance oper...

Page 11: ...hine s chassis to the pallet Using a sloping ramp push the machine backwards off the pallet The machine must not be raised Unpack the brushes from their packaging Clean the outside of the machine taki...

Page 12: ...them irreparably Batteries removal INFORMATION The batteries must be removed by qualified technical personnel DANGER When removing the batteries the operator must be equipped with suitable personal p...

Page 13: ...Use of abrasive microfibre disks fit the abrasive microfibre disk on the drive disk and perform the operations described for fitting the brush on the scrubber drier Automatic brush attachment version...

Page 14: ...achine onto a means of transport Empty the tanks Remove the batteries Push the machine onto the pallet using a sloping ramp securing the front wheels and the chassis using the brackets supplied The ma...

Page 15: ...e removed only Follow the safety regulations on use of detergents given in the section Safety regulations Preparing the machine for work Proceed as follows before starting work Check that the display...

Page 16: ...ured the speed can be adjusted using the and buttons Press the SET button to manage the following functions pressing the SET button once accesses the detergent delivery menu delivery can be adjusted u...

Page 17: ...rameter Working Mains powered versions plug the machine into the mains power socket and press the main switch fig 25 ref 1 Insert the electronic key Using the operation selector select the scrubbing p...

Page 18: ...er collection bin Fig 24 dispose of the contents and rinse out the bin with clean water Filling the water detergent tank Fill the tank through the opening provided fig 14 Ref 1 The machine is equipped...

Page 19: ...use solvents or hydrocarbon based products These can damage the cowling and rubber components Cleaning the suction motor air filter Open the lid of the dirty water tank by releasing the clamp lever t...

Page 20: ...ifted and kept open to allow correct ventilation of the battery compartment WARNING In the case of gel batteries use a specific charger for gel batteries only WARNING To avoid permanent damage to the...

Page 21: ...T TANK FILTER X CLEAN THE SUCTION MOTOR HOSE X CLEAN THE DIRTY WATER TANK AND THE SOLUTION TANK X CHECK THE BATTERY ELECTROLYTE LEVEL X HAVE THE ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT CHECKED BY QUALIFIED IP CLEANING PER...

Page 22: ...d B BT C Unblock Blown fuse B BT C Replace Detergent flow does not stop Solenoid valve damaged B BT C Replace Solenoid valve wiring damaged B BT C Check The suction motor does not start The dirty wate...

Page 23: ...than 18 3 V GEL AGM 18 V ACID Flat or degraded batteries Charge or replace the batteries RELAY FAULT Faulty relay Faulty relay connection Replace the relay Check relay connections ELECTRIC BRAKE FAUL...

Page 24: ...L AGM EXIT POWER OFF AUTO PROGRAM BATTERY TYPE version B only WORK AREA LANGUAGE 1 5 2 1 5 3 0 100 100 10 100 100 70 100 100 OFF 0 2 0 3 7 OFF OFF 1 2 30 seconds 3 OFF 1 2 30 seconds 3 GEL AGM ACID GE...

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