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Sentinel 9018513 (12-2018)

INDEX

Settings Menu Button, 34

Calibrate Touch Button, 36

Date/Time Set Button, 35

Disable/Enable Regen Button (Tier 4F Emissions 

Engine Only), 37

Screen Brightness Button, 36

Video Help Button, 34

Setting Up Checklists, Supervisor Controls, 133

Side Brush, Brushes, 108

Side Brush Spot Light(s) Switch (Option), 26

Skids, 111

Skirts and Paddles, Conveyor, 105

Skirts and Seals, 109

Brush Access Door Skirts, 109

Brush Compartment Rear Skirt, 109

Brush Door Seals, 110

Cab Door Seals, 110

Conveyor Seals, 110

Conveyor Skirts, 109

Dry Dust Control Skirts (Option), 109

Hopper Seals, 110

Sound Limiting Mode (Automatic), 49

Specifications

Braking System, 119

General Machine Dimensions/Capabilities, 117

General Machine Performance, 118

Hydraulic System, 118

Machine Dimensions, 120

Power Type, 118

Steering, 119

Tires, 119

Stage IIIA Emissions Engine Fuel, 92

Stage IIIA Emissions Engine Touchscreen, 30

Starting the Machine, 44

Start-Up Video Button, 33

Static Drag Chain, 102

Steering, Specifications, 119

Steering Wheel Tilt Lever, 29

Stopping the Machine, 54

Stop Sweeping, 50

Storing the Machine, 116

Freeze Protection for Wet Dust Control System 

Option and High Pressure Washer Option, 

116

Supervisor Controls, 121

Accessing Video Help, 124

Adding/Editing Profiles, 125

Calibrating Touch, 139

Changing Sweeping Propel Speed (Option), 142

Changing the Date/Time, 136

Disabling/Enabling Automatic Diesel Engine Re-

generation (Tier 4F Emissions Engine), 141

Disabling Login, 138

Enabling Login, 137

Entering the Supervisor Mode, 122

Entering the Supervisor Mode-First Time Use 

Only, 121

Exporting Checklist, 132

Screen Brightness, 140

Setting Up Checklists, 133

Supervisor Setting Screen/Screen Icons, 123

Supervisor Screen, 30

Supervisor Setting Screen/Screen Icons, Access-

ing Video Help, Supervisor Controls, 123

Sweeping, 47

Sound Limiting Mode (Automatic), 49

Sweeping Speeds, Recommended, 47

Switches

4-Way Warning Lights Switch, 26

Directional Switch, 18

Dome and Map Light Switch, 29

Front Night Sweeping Light Switch (Option), 27

Hazard Light Switch, 26

High Pressure Washer Switch (Option), 27

Parking Brake Switch, 18

Parking Lights, Headlights, Bright Headlights, 

Signal, and Horn Switch, 25

Rear Night Sweeping Light Switch (Option), 26

Side Brush Spot Light(s) Switch (Option), 26

Windshield Wiper and Washer Switch, 25

T

Thermo-Sentry, 103

Tier 4F Emissions Engine Fuel, 92

Tier 4F Emissions Engine Touchscreen, 30

Tilting the Cab (Manually), 59

Tilting the Hopper Back, 55

Tilting the Hopper Back/Engaging the Hopper Sup-

port Pin, 55

Tilting the Hopper Forward, 56

Tires, 111

Tires, Specifications, 119
Touchscreen Icons, 17

Touchscreens

Stage IIIA Emissions Engine Touchscreen, 30

Tier 4F Emissions Engine Touchscreen, 30

Transporting the Machine, 113

V

Vacuum Fan Button, 20

Vacuum Wand (Option), 73

Vario Sweeping Brush Joystick, 68

Vario Sweeping Brush On-Off Switch, 67

Summary of Contents for sentinel

Page 1: ...erator Manual 9018513 Rev 00 12 2018 9018513 North America International For the latest Parts Manuals and other language Operator Manuals visit www tennantco com manuals Tennant True Parts Machine Serial Number Range S N 011000 ...

Page 2: ...ding to local waste disposal regulations Always remember to recycle INTENDED USE The Sentinel is an industrial rider machine designed to sweep hard surfaces concrete asphalt stone synthetic etc Typical applications include industrial warehouses manufacturing facilities distribution facilities stadiums arenas convention centers parking facilities transportation terminals and construction sites Do n...

Page 3: ...ch Option 26 Rear Night Sweeping Light Switch Option 26 Front Night Sweeping Light Switch Option 27 High Pressure Washer Switch Option 27 Heater Knob 27 Fan Knob 27 Air Conditioner Knob Option 28 Air Circulation Vents 28 Operator Seat 28 Seat Belts 29 Steering Wheel Tilt Lever 29 Center Console USB Ports 29 Dome And Map Light Switch 29 Operation Of Touchscreen Controls 30 Login Screen 30 Operator ...

Page 4: ...onveyor Chain 87 Differential 87 Main Brush Support Rods 87 Hydraulics 88 Hydraulic Fluid Reservoir 88 Replacing The Hydraulic Fluid Filter 89 Hydraulic Fluid 90 Hydraulic Hoses 90 Purging Air From The Hydraulic Conveyor Lift System 91 Engine 92 Engine Oil 92 Diesel Engine Fuel 92 Cooling System 93 Air Filter Indicator 94 Air Filter 94 Air Intake Screen 95 Fuel Filter 95 Fuel Water Separator 96 Di...

Page 5: ...Power Type 118 Steering 119 Braking System 119 Tires 119 Supervisor Controls 121 Entering The Supervisor Mode 122 Supervisor Setting Screen Screen Icons 123 Accessing Video Help 124 Adding Editing Profiles 125 Add Profile 125 Edit Profile 127 Copy Profile 129 Delete Profile 131 Setting Up Checklists 133 Disabling Enabling Pre Operation Checklist 135 Changing The Date Time 136 Enabling Login 137 Di...

Page 6: ...result Wear eye protection Hold sprayer with two hands WARNING Raised cab may fall Engage cab support bar WARNING This machine contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer birth defects or other reproductive harm IRIS Telemetry This machine may be equipped with technology that automatically communicates over the cellular network If the machine will be operated where cell pho...

Page 7: ... will support the weight of the machine Do not push or tow the machine without an operator in the seat controlling the machine Do not power spray or hose off machine near electrical components Wear eye and ear protection when using pressurized air or water Disconnect battery connections before working on machine Keep all metal objects off batteries Avoid contact with battery acid Avoid contact wit...

Page 8: ...sole WARNING LABEL High dump vertical distance Stay clear of overhead obstructions and power lines Located on upper console WARNING LABEL Do not spray people or animals Severe personal injury can result Wear eye protection Hold sprayer with two hands Located on frame of machine WARNING LABEL Brush linkage pinch point Stay clear when linkage is moving Located on front of machine WARNING LABEL Raise...

Page 9: ... located on upper support cylinder On high dump models one is located on driver side of hopper lift WARNING LABEL Conveyor throws debris Conveyor pinch point Stay clear when in operation Located on back of conveyor WARNING LABEL Machine noisy when using vac wand Hearing loss can result Wear hearing protection Located on vacuum wand WARNING LABEL Lift arm pinch point Stay clear of hopper lift arms ...

Page 10: ... COMPONENTS C G I N M J K H A B D E F L A Cab B Engine C Conveyor D Hopper E Dust Filter F Vacuum Fans G Hopper Door H Vacuum Wand Option I Hopper Lift J Main Brush K Side Brush es L Water Tank right side M Fuel Tank right side N Vario Sweeping Brush Option ...

Page 11: ...lert indicator button I Battery charge indicator J Fuel level indicator K DEF Diesel Exhaust Fluid tank level indicator Tier 4F Emissions Engine L Engine pre heat indicator M High exhaust system temperature Indicator Tier 4F Emissions Engine N Engine maintenance alert indicator O Exhaust system cleaning regeneration button indicator Tier 4F Emissions Engine P Auto regeneration enable disable butto...

Page 12: ...t dust control button Option K Filter shaker button L Conveyor reverse button M Hopper lift button High Dump Model N Hopper tilt back button O Hopper door open button P Hopper door close button Q Hopper lower button High Dump Model R Hopper tilt forward button S Engine shutdown override button T Left side brush wet dust control knob Option U Vario Sweeping Brush left wet dust control knob Option V...

Page 13: ...weeping Brush joystick Option D Vario Sweeping Brush on off switch Option E Vario Sweeping Brush raise lower Switch Option F Windshield wiper and washer switch G Ignition switch H Directional switch I Parking brake switch J Parking lights headlights bright headlights signal and horn switch K Steering wheel tilt lever L Service brake pedal M Propel pedal ...

Page 14: ... Dome map light switch B 4 way warning lights switch C Hazard light switch D Side brush spot light s switch E Rear night sweeping light switch Option F Front night sweeping light switch Option G High pressure washer switch Option H Radio compact disc player Option Not Shown ...

Page 15: ...ilt Left Conveyor Reverse Vario Sweeping Brush Side Tilt Right Engine Shutdown Override Vario Sweeping Brush Arm Slide Left 1 Step Button Vario Sweeping Brush Arm Slide Right Jack Point Vario Sweeping Brush Arm Swing Left Heater Vario Sweeping Brush Arm Swing Right Heater Air Conditioner Fan Vario Sweeping Brush Up Down Air Conditioner Vario Sweeping Brush Rotation Flow Rate Vario Sweeping Brush L...

Page 16: ... Side Brush Wet Dust Control Right Side Brush Button Right Side Brush Wet Dust Control Diesel Fuel Only Hazard Light Signal 4 Way Warning Lights Rear Night Sweeping Light Side Brush Spot Light High Pressure Washer Front Night Sweeping Light Hopper Tilt Back Hopper Tilt Forward Hopper Lift Hopper Lower Forward Reverse ...

Page 17: ...rate touch Add profile Start up video Add Edit profiles Edit profile About software version Date Time Copy profile Video menu Enable login Delete profile Video selection Disable login User login Video rotate view Backspace Enter Screen brightness Disable automatic regeneration Regeneration required Engine alert High exhaust system temperature Engine pre heat Service alert High beam Turn signal 4 W...

Page 18: ...brake pedal is applied DIRECTIONAL SWITCH Neutral Place the switch in the middle or neutral position Forward Place the switch up into the forward position Reverse Place the switch down into the reverse position PARKING BRAKE SWITCH The parking brake switch sets and releases the front axle as well as disables the propelling system Set parking brake Press the top of the parking brake switch The indi...

Page 19: ...ton or the engine speed decrease button is pushed to adjust the engine speed the engine speed indicator moves to the applicable setting on the engine speed display The bars in the engine speed display the actual engine speed RPM RPM MPH 1750 3 The sweeping range indicator located directly below the engine speed display shows exactly where the sweeping range is on the display No sweeping is permitt...

Page 20: ...button is activated if they were left on when the machine was previously used and last turned off RIGHT SIDE BRUSH BUTTON OPTION Press the right side brush button to enable the right side brush The light in the button will illuminate when the button is enabled The right side brush will lower and sweep when the 1 Step button is activated Press the right side brush button to lift and turn off the ri...

Page 21: ...off NOTE The main sweep brush will also go into reverse when the conveyor is placed into reverse Debris coming from the bottom of the hopper while the conveyor is in reverse will land behind the main sweeping brush requiring the area to be swept again to pickup debris Hopper raised tilted for cleaning hopper Press the button to reverse the direction of the conveyor The light in the button will ill...

Page 22: ...while the hopper is tilted WARNING Lift arm pinch point Stay clear of hopper lift arms NOTE The hopper will not tilt if the machine is either on an incline that is unsafe or the hopper is too heavy for tilting the hopper NOTE The light in the button remains illuminated while the button is being pushed and an audible alarm sounds while the hopper is moving The rear camera remains on while the hoppe...

Page 23: ...ine speed is limited to below 8 km h 5 mph when the hopper is raised NOTE The hopper will not raise unless the 1 Step button is off and either the parking brake switch is set or the service brake pedal is applied NOTE The minimum clearance height needed to high dump the hopper is 5060 mm 199 in WARNING High dump vertical clearance Stay clear of overhead obstructions and power lines Press and hold ...

Page 24: ...hopper is completely lowered and tilted forward WARNING Lift arm pinch point Stay clear of hopper lift arms ENGINE SHUTDOWN OVERRIDE BUTTON Press and release the engine shutdown override button to propel the machine to a safe location after the engine maintenance alert indicator starts flashing red on the touchscreen indicating an imminent engine shutdown is about to occur The engine shutdown over...

Page 25: ...witch end towards the steering column The bright headlight high beam indicator on the touchscreen will be illuminated when the headlight bright beams are activated 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 The turn signal 4 way flasher indicator on the touchscreen will flash when the turn signal is activated NOTE Both the left and right arrow will flash when either the right turn signal is activated or ...

Page 26: ...SWITCH On Press the top of the hazard light switch to turn the hazard light on Off Press the bottom of the hazard light switch to turn the hazard light off SIDE BRUSH SPOT LIGHT S SWITCH OPTION On Press the top of the side brush spot light s switch to turn the brush spot light s on Off Press the bottom of the side brush spot light s switch to turn the brush spot light s off REAR NIGHT SWEEPING LIG...

Page 27: ...tem NOTE The high pressure washer option will not operate unless the parking brake switch is set the cameras are off and all faults warnings cleared and or deactivated Off Press the bottom of the high pressure washer switch to turn the high pressure washer off HEATER KNOB The heater knob controls the cab heater temperature Raise temperature in the cab Turn the knob clockwise Lower temperature in t...

Page 28: ...driver If desired the vents can be closed on the passenger side of the cab for more air flow to the driver side of the cab The vents in front of the dash panel are for defrosting OPERATOR SEAT The operator seat has two adjustments front to back and ride firmness The front to back adjustment lever adjusts the seat position Adjust Push the lever to the left and slide the seat backward or forward to ...

Page 29: ...ng wheel CENTER CONSOLE USB PORTS There are two USB ports on the side of the center console The upper USB port is for a supervisor to download completed operator checklists on machines with the optional operator checklists enabled This port can also be used for charging electronic devices The lower micro USB port is for service diagnostics and firmware updates DOME AND MAP LIGHT SWITCH Map Light O...

Page 30: ...35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 When the machine is in the Operator Mode a single gear icon appears on the touchscreen 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 TOUCHSCREENS TIER 4F EMISSIONS ENGINE TOUCHSCREEN Machines equipped with the Tier 4F emissions engine have a touchscreen with the Tier 4F emissions icons located on the left side and lower left corner of the touchscreen 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM...

Page 31: ...st item was checked Press the problem found X button if a problem is found and not corrected when checklist item is checked Press the enter button when ready to start using the machine after completing the checklist If the enter button is not green the pre operation checklist was not completed as required before machine operation The operator is not allowed to access the operator screen or operate...

Page 32: ...ress the select language button Select an applicable language from the list to change the machine operating system language A flag designating the country language selected will appear at the top of the screen English U S Français Deutsch Español NOTE The chosen language will remain the default language for the operator after having chosen a language at first login Press the down arrow button to s...

Page 33: ...remain on indefinitely as long as the machine speed is below 11 3 km h 7 mph The camera will go off 15 seconds after the machine exceeds this speed The operator screen returns to the control panel after the camera times out FOR SAFETY When using machine always be aware of your surroundings 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 The camera automatically comes on when the directional switch is placed i...

Page 34: ...HELP BUTTON Press the Video Help button to access the video menu screen Video Help Calibrate Touch Screen Brightness Date Time Set The video menu screen includes videos on how to perform specific operation and maintenance procedures Press the video buttons to start videos Press the rotate button for additional videos Press the lower right video button for a list of all tutorial videos in a menu li...

Page 35: ...ss the home button to save the date and navigate back to the operator screen Press the back button to save the date and navigate back to the previous screen Press the time button when finished changing the date to proceed to the time screen Press the hour button and minute button to select these items to be changed The buttons blink when pressed Press the AM PM button to alternate between AM PM se...

Page 36: ...ch of the images only once The touchscreen may not calibrate correctly if the image s are pressed for too long or more than once A screen asking Restart You must restart for the calibration to take affect Restart now will appear Select either the Yes button to restart the touchscreen or the No button to return to the settings menu NOTE Calibration will not take effect until the machine is turned o...

Page 37: ...ear Press the Yes button to disable automatic regeneration and return to the settings menu Disable Regen Are you sure Yes No NOTE It is not recommended that the engine automatic regeneration be disabled unless there is a safety issue nearby combustible materials requiring automatic regeneration be disabled Press the No button if not disabling the automatic regeneration to return to the settings me...

Page 38: ...ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE INDICATOR GAUGE The engine coolant temperature indicator gauge displays the engine temperature The engine is operating at normal temperatures when the bars in the gauge are green The bars in the gauge turn yellow and the color moves higher in the gauge as the coolant temperature goes slightly above the normal operating range All bars in the gauge will turn red the color ...

Page 39: ...ING AND FAULT INDICATORS 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 DIESEL EXHAUST FLUID DEF TANK INDICATOR GAUGE TIER 4F EMISSIONS ENGINE The diesel exhaust fluid DEF indicator gauge displays the amount of DEF in the DEF tank When there is adequate fluid in the DEF tank the bars in the gauge are dark green or light green The bars in the gauge turn yellow when the level in the DEF tank is getting low The...

Page 40: ... inhibit automatic regeneration and return to the operator screen The button indicator will illuminate when the engine automatic regeneration is disabled Press the No button to not inhibit automatic regeneration and return to the operator screen To enable automatic regeneration press the illuminated automatic regeneration disable button indicator 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 The Enable Rege...

Page 41: ...nitiate an engine exhaust cleaning confirm vehicle is parked in a safe well ventilated location where the exhaust pipe outlet will not face any combustible surface The high exhaust system temperature indicator may illuminate during the forced regeneration See HIGH EXHAUST SYSTEM TEMPERATURE INDICATOR TIER 4F EMISSIONS ENGINE CHECK STOP ENGINE INDICATOR The check stop engine indicator illuminates w...

Page 42: ...mpacted Polypropylene Side Brush Recommended for general sweeping of light to medium debris WHILE OPERATING MACHINE WARNING Flammable materials or reactive metals can cause an explosion or fire Do not pick up Perform the Pre Operation Procedures before each use see MACHINE MAINTENANCE section of this manual Avoid bulky debris such as crates boxes tree branches and heavy material Avoid straps twine...

Page 43: ...heck the condition of the conveyor paddle and chain Clean and lubricate the conveyor chain o rings Check the condition of the left skid and skirt Lubricate the left side conveyor and main brush linkage Check for debris wrapped around the left side brush motor shaft and check the brush for wear if equipped Confirm engine coolant is visible in the level site gauge located at the top of the radiator ...

Page 44: ...preheat is not necessary if the temperature is above 10 C 50 F NOTE The machine can be started without first pre heating in temperatures below 10 C 50 F but additional time will be required to allow the machine to warm up 4 Turn the ignition switch key completely clockwise to start the machine NOTE Do not operate the starter motor for more than 10 seconds at a time or after the engine has started ...

Page 45: ... check gauges screen appears on the touchscreen Check critical gauges 9 Observe the critical engine machine operating levels on the engine temperature indicator oil pressure indicator battery charge indicator fuel level indicator and DEF Diesel Exhaust Fluid tank indicator Tier 4F emissions engine machines only Take the necessary action s to correct the operating levels before operating the machin...

Page 46: ...the faster the machine will travel NOTE The machine will not propel unless the operator is in the seat and the parking brake switch is released 16 Drive the machine to the area to be swept Machines with Vario Sweeping Brush option When transporting to the sweeping area lock the brush into the travel support with the guide pin See VARIO SWEEPING BRUSH OPTION FOR SAFETY When using machine always fol...

Page 47: ...hines with Vario Sweeping Brush option Start and adjust the Vario Sweeping Brush See the VARIO SWEEPING BRUSH OPTION 6 Adjust the engine speed for the type of sweeping being done Refer to the table below for recommended speeds for sweeping RPM MPH 1750 3 Debris Recommended Engine RPM Recommended Travel Speed Fine Dust 1600 RPM 5 8 kmh 3 5 mph General Debris 1750 RPM 5 8 kmh 3 5 mph Light Debris Le...

Page 48: ...ions NOTE Enabled sweeping functions can be turned off while the 1 Step button is activated 9 Press the parking brake switch to release the parking brake 10 Press the propel pedal to start sweeping NOTE In dusty conditions periodically activate the hopper shaker to clean the hopper dust filter NOTE Slow down sweeping speed if the conveyor overload alarm begins chirping 11 Stop sweeping if the conv...

Page 49: ...direction If there is still debris in the hopper opening stop sweeping and tilt the hopper back to clear the debris from the hopper opening Return the hopper to the sweeping position and continue to sweep Sweep up any debris left due to reversing the conveyor SOUND LIMITING MODE AUTOMATIC The sound limiting mode reduces the engine RPMs while the machine is stopped Since the engine RPMs are lowered...

Page 50: ...hese functions will be activated when the 1 Step button is again activated 2 Machines with Vario Sweeping Brush option Stop the Vario Sweeping Brush See VARIO SWEEPING BRUSH OPTION 3 If necessary press the engine speed decrease button to lower the engine to below 2200 RPMs 4 Press the filter shaker button to clean the hopper filter After a short delay the filter shaker will operate for approximate...

Page 51: ...is being pushed and an audible alarm sounds while the hopper is moving The rear camera remains on while the hopper is moving out of the home position raised tilted NOTE Press the center of the camera image to turn off the rear camera while the hopper is raising NOTE The hopper will not raise or tilt on an unsafe incline for raising or tilting the hopper An inhibit icon appears when the hopper rais...

Page 52: ...brake pedal is applied 7 Press and hold the hopper tilt back button until the hopper is in the desired tilted position 8 Press and hold the hopper door open button for 2 3 seconds to open the hopper door and empty the debris from the hopper 9 Place the directional switch in the forward position release the brake and slowly drive the machine away from the debris site or container NOTE Machine speed...

Page 53: ... directional switch is in either the neutral or forward positions The rear camera will remain on if the directional switch is in the reverse position 13 Press and hold the hopper door close button for 2 3 seconds The hopper door will latch in the closed position NOTE The hopper must be completely in the lowered forward position to close the hopper door WARNING Hopper door pinch point Stay clear of...

Page 54: ...5 minutes at low idle 900 RPM before shutting the engine off to allow engine to adequately cool before shut down 5 Press the parking brake switch to set the parking brake 6 Turn the ignition switch key counterclockwise to turn off the engine Remove the switch key FOR SAFETY Before leaving or servicing machine stop on level surface set parking brake turn off machine and remove key 7 Turn off all ac...

Page 55: ... needed to high dump the hopper is 5060 mm 199 in WARNING High dump vertical clearance Stay clear of overhead obstructions and power lines 2 Press and hold the hopper tilt back button until the hopper is in the completely tilted position NOTE The light in the button remains illuminated while the button is being pushed and an audible alarm sounds while the hopper is moving The rear camera remains o...

Page 56: ...t arm pinch point Stay clear of hopper lift arms 2 Press and hold the hopper tilt forward button until the hopper is completely forward NOTE The light in the button remains illuminated while the button is being pushed and an audible alarm sounds while the hopper is moving The rear camera remains on while the hopper is moving out of the home position raised tilted NOTE The hopper will not lower or ...

Page 57: ...incline is more than 20 and the side to side incline is more than 7 See INHIBIT INDICATORS RPM MPH 3 1750 NOTE The minimum clearance height needed to high dump the hopper is 5060 mm 199 in WARNING High dump vertical clearance Stay clear of overhead obstructions and power lines 2 Press and hold the hopper lift button until the hopper is completely raised NOTE The hopper will not lift or tilt unless...

Page 58: ...PPORT BAR LOWERING THE HOPPER High Dump Option 1 Remove the support bar from lift arms and fasten it in the storage location on the right side of the lift arms NOTE It may be necessary to lift the hopper if the hopper has lowered down onto the support bar while the hopper was raised 2 Press and hold the hopper lower button until the hopper is completely lowered NOTE The hopper will not lower or ti...

Page 59: ...to the engine access doors 3 Pinch the windshield wiper hose with a small cable tie or clamp 4 Remove the plug covering the access hole and remove the hardware securing the rear corners of the cab to the frame of the machine 5 Attach a chain from the overhead hoist to the hook on the top rear part of the cab Tilt the cab far enough to engage the cab support bar 6 Align the lower hole of the suppor...

Page 60: ...w if the fault is a check engine fault or red if the fault is a stop engine fault The engine maintenance alert indicator will flash red when automatic engine shut down is imminent Either a yellow engine icon check engine with fault codes listed below or a red engine icon stop engine with fault codes listed below will appear in the alert window For some engine faults both red engine icons and yello...

Page 61: ...r Continued use will not damage engine but performance may be diminished Correct engine error Call service Machine maintenance issue Call Tennant Service Representative Hopper full Hopper is full Empty hopper Water tank low wet dust control high pressure washer options only Wet dust control high pressure washer tank is empty Fill solution tank Hopper door open when hopper is home The hopper door i...

Page 62: ... Hopper home Selected function will not operate due to hopper being completely lowered tilted forward Raise hopper tilt hopper back Hopper not home Selected function will not operate due to hopper not being completely lowered and tilted forward Completely lower hopper tilt hopper forward 1 Step button Selected function will not operate due to 1 Step button being activated Press 1 Step button to de...

Page 63: ... Selected function will not operate due to machine not being equipped with optional dust control Wet dust control unavailable Button inactive No hopper lower Selected function will not operate due to machine not being equipped with optional hopper high lift Hopper lower option unavailable Button inactive Side brush not installed Selected function will not operate due to machine not being equipped ...

Page 64: ...ine WARNING Flammable materials can cause explosion or fire Do not use flammable materials in tank Only use water The water tank is located behind the access door on the left side of the machine Check the water level on the side of the water tank NOTE The hopper will not raise or tilt on an unsafe incline for raising or tilting the hopper An inhibit icon appears when the hopper raise button or hop...

Page 65: ...er may fall Engage hopper support pin 5 Remove the high pressure washer hose and wand from the storage location 6 Remove the hopper support pin and return the hopper support pin to the storage location 7 Press the hopper tilt forward button to tilt the hopper completely forward 8 Connect the high pressure washer hose to the high pressure washer receptacle 9 Connect the wand to the high pressure wa...

Page 66: ... of the icons and the high pressure washer icon is black correct the problem s preventing the high pressure washer from operating The high pressure washer will not operate until all errors are corrected RPM MPH 3 1750 NOTE The high pressure washer will not operate if the camera screen or a fault warning or inhibit screen is on the touchscreen Close the camera fault warning or inhibit screens befor...

Page 67: ...SWEEPING BRUSH OPTION The Vario Sweeping Brush allows side brush sweeping on the left or right side of the machine The brush arm moves along the front of the machine The brush angle movement front and side tilt and direction of rotation are adjusted for the right or left side VARIO SWEEPING BRUSH ON OFF SWITCH The Vario Sweeping Brush on off switch controls the power of the sweeping brush and the ...

Page 68: ...ge Down Move and hold the lever back until the brush has moved into the desired position Tilt Brush Left Move and hold the lever to the left until the brush has moved into the desired position Tilt Brush Right Move and hold the lever to the right until the brush has moved into the desired position WARNING Brush linkage pinch points Stay clear when linkage is moving When the Vario Sweeping Brush ti...

Page 69: ...ff switch to start the brush 2 Press the Vario Sweeping Brush raise lower switch to lower the Vario Sweeping Brush 3 Use the Vario Sweeping Brush joystick to move the Vario Sweeping Brush from the storage position and use the Vario Sweeping Brush tilt arm switch and the joystick to move the brush to the desired position 4 Set the Vario Sweeping Brush tilt arm switch to the sweeping brush arm posit...

Page 70: ...e Vario Sweeping Brush joystick to adjust the brush front and side angle 8 When finished using the Vario Sweeping Brush use the Vario Sweeping Brush tilt arm switch and Vario Sweeping Brush joystick to move the brush to the storage position 9 Use the cotter pin to secure the Vario Sweeping Brush into the storage position ...

Page 71: ...ntrol water tank The fill spout is located behind the engine access door on the right side of the machine WARNING Flammable materials can cause explosion or fire Do not use flammable materials in tank Only use water The water tank is located behind the access door on the left side of the machine Check the water level on the side of the water tank 4 Turn on the machine 5 Press the wet dust control ...

Page 72: ...in the tank is low The water pump shuts off soon after RPM MPH 3 1750 NOTE Do not use the water system on wet roads Turn off the water pump and water valves 10 Press the wet dust control button to turn off the wet dust control system The light in the button will turn off 11 Turn the water valve knobs clockwise until they come to a complete stop to close the water supply when finished sweeping usin...

Page 73: ...hopper raise button or hopper tilt button is pressed when the front to back incline is more than 20 and the side to side incline is more than 7 See INHIBIT INDICATORS RPM MPH 3 1750 2 Press and hold the hopper tilt back button to tilt hopper back NOTE The hopper will not lift or tilt unless the parking brake switch is set or the service brake pedal is applied WARNING Lift arm pinch point Stay clea...

Page 74: ...ve the hopper support pin and return the hopper support pin to the storage location 8 Press and hold the hopper tilt forward button until the hopper is completely forward 9 Press the vacuum fan button to turn on the vacuum fan The light next to the button will be illuminated The engine speed will raise to the correct level to operate the vacuum wand 10 If necessary press the engine speed increase ...

Page 75: ...ENGAGING THE HOPPER SUPPORT PIN 17 Turn off machine 18 Place the conveyor vacuum door over the top of the conveyor and return the conveyor vacuum door tool to the storage location on the side of the hydraulic tank 19 Remove the hopper support pin from the hopper leg See DISENGAGING THE HOPPER SUPPORT PIN 20 Turn on the machine 21 Press and hold the hopper tilt forward button until the hopper is co...

Page 76: ...r springs from the back of the cab The springs can remain attached to the engine access doors 3 Pinch the windshield wiper hose with a small cable tie or clamp 4 Remove the plug covering the access hole and then remove the hardware securing the rear corners of the cab to the frame of the machine 5 Remove the cab jack handle from storage location inside the cab of the machine 6 Use the cab jack han...

Page 77: ...support bar WARNING Raised cab may fall Engage cab support bar 9 To lower the cab disengage the cab support bar and use the handle to twist the cab jack valve counterclockwise to loosen the valve 10 Reinstall the hardware to secure the cab remove the cable tie clamp from the windshield wiper fluid hose and reinstall both door springs onto the back of the cab ...

Page 78: ...or Conveyor vacuum door closed Open conveyor vacuum door Vacuum fan not on Turn vacuum fan on Vacuum fan failure Contact TENNANT service personnel Thermo Sentry tripped Allow Thermo Sentry to cool reset Water tank empty Wet Dust Control Option Fill water tank Wet dust water pump or valves not turned on Wet Dust Control Option Turn on the wet dust control water pump and valves Wet dust control filt...

Page 79: ...rsonnel Main side or Vario Sweeping brush drive failure Contact TENNANT service personnel Debris caught in main brush drive mechanism or conveyor Reverse conveyor to remove debris from drive mechanism or conveyor Conveyor in reverse Switch conveyor to forward direction Conveyor failure Contact TENNANT service personnel Conveyor skirts worn or damaged Replace conveyor skirts Hopper full Empty hoppe...

Page 80: ...O Operator T Trained Personnel Interval Person Resp Key Description Procedure Lubricant Fluid No of Service Points Daily O 1 Engine Check oil level EO 1 Check water separator for water drain 1 Check cooling fan for damage 1 Check crankcase breather tube for blockages and damage 1 1 2 12 18 17 4 5 3 11 6 14 9 8 13 16 19 15 7 9 10 15 20 21 ...

Page 81: ...rush es Check for damage and wear All O 7 Hopper dust filter Shake 1 O 8 Windshield washer reservoir Check fluid level WF 1 50 Hours O 1 Engine Check fuel lines and clamps for tightness and wear All O 9 Tires Check pressure 4 O 11 Cab filters Clean 1 NOTE Also check procedures indicted after the first 50 hours of operation and procedures indicated after the first 250 hours of operation LUBRICANT F...

Page 82: ...d pivots WBG 16 T Vario sweeping brush option Lubricate rotation and guides WBG 2 T 6 Side brush es Lubricate pivot s WBG 2 T 9 Tires Check wear and rotate 4 T 17 Battery Clean and tighten battery cable connections 1 T 18 Wet dust control system option Clean water filter 1 O 19 Windshield wiper blades Check for wear 2 250 Hours T 1 Engine Change crankcase oil and filter element EO 1 Replace fuel f...

Page 83: ...g unit and filter for blockages and damage 1 NOTE Also check procedures indicted after the first 50 hours of operation and procedures indicated after the first 250 hours of operation LUBRICANT FLUID UTF Universal tractor fluid Mobil 424 EO Engine oil API diesel classification 5W 40 CK 4 full synthetic DEF True Blue DEF fluid or equivalent API registered fluid per ISO 22241 1 HYDO TennantTrue premi...

Page 84: ...84 Sentinel 9018513 12 2018 MAINTENANCE LUBRICATION 351930 A B F G H I C D D E E E E C H K J NOTE Lettered references for lubrication section on following LUBRICATION section pages ...

Page 85: ...r lift B has thirteen grease fittings Four grease fittings are located on the upper tilt cylinders one on each end of both cylinders Two grease fittings are located on the lower lift cylinders one at each base One grease fitting is located at the top of the hopper safety support cylinder Two grease fittings are located at the hopper tilt pivot one on each side Four grease fittings are located on t...

Page 86: ...gs Lubricate the wheel pivot points after every 200 hours of operation SIDE BRUSH PIVOT Each side brush pivot F has a grease fitting Lubricate the side brush pivot s after every 200 hours of operation VARIO SWEEPING BRUSH OPTION The brush pivot G has two grease fittings Lubricate the Vario Sweeping Brush pivot after every 200 hours of operation CONVEYOR BEARINGS Both conveyors H have two bearing g...

Page 87: ...sides of conveyor FOR SAFETY When servicing machine avoid moving parts Do not wear loose jackets shirts or sleeves DIFFERENTIAL Check the lubricant level in the differential J after every 400 hours of operation by removing the filler plug Change the differential lubricant after every 1600 hours of operation Use SAE 90 weight gear lubricant MAIN BRUSH SUPPORT RODS The main brush support rods K have...

Page 88: ...er Replace the cap after every 800 hours of operation Apply a light film of hydraulic fluid onto the filler cap gasket before installing the cap onto the reservoir Drain and refill the hydraulic fluid reservoir with new TennantTrue premium hydraulic fluid after every 2400 hours of operation Replace the hydraulic fluid filter after every 1200 hours of operation or if the hydraulic reservoir gauge i...

Page 89: ... tank Allow to drain for approximately 5 minutes 4 Lift the filter and internal bowl out of the reservoir and place into an oil pan Remove the top part of the filter element 5 Pour any residual oil into the oil pan 6 Remove and replace the filter element 7 Reinstall the new filter element and internal bowl assembly into the hydraulic fluid reservoir 8 Confirm the hydraulic fluid as at appropriate ...

Page 90: ...n cause premature failure of hydraulic components ATTENTION Hydraulic components depend on system hydraulic fluid for internal lubrication Malfunctions accelerated wear and damage will result if dirt or other contaminants enter the hydraulic system HYDRAULIC HOSES Check the hydraulic hoses for wear or damage after every 800 hours of operation FOR SAFETY When servicing machine use cardboard to loca...

Page 91: ...ngine 5 Press the 1 Step button to activate solenoid valve SV31 on the control block allowing hydraulic fluid to flow through the valve 6 Disconnect the hydraulic hose from the top fitting of the right lift cylinder and drain the hydraulic fluid into a pan to purge air from the hose 7 Reconnect the hose to the right lift cylinder 8 Disconnect the hydraulic hose from the top fitting of the left lif...

Page 92: ... behind the right side engine access door Change the engine oil and oil filter after the first 50 hours of operation then after every 250 hours of machine operation after the initial 50 hours The engine oil drain hose is located behind the right side door Fill the engine with oil to the level indicated on the oil dipstick The engine oil capacity is 11 7 L 12 4 qt including the oil filter DIESEL EN...

Page 93: ... the hoses are cracked hardened or swollen Check the radiator core exterior hydraulic cooler and turbo cooler fins for debris daily Blow or rinse dust and debris collected on the radiator from the inside face closest to the engine fan of the grill and radiator fins and out to the exterior of the machine Be careful to not bend the cooling fins when cleaning Clean thoroughly to prevent the fins from...

Page 94: ...e key Empty the engine air filter dust cap daily Replace the dust cap if it is worn or damaged Clean the air filter element after every 250 hours of operation Replace the air filter element when the air filter indicator shows restriction in the air intake system or the filter element is damaged Refer to AIR FILTER INDICATOR Lift the latch twist the air filter dust cap counterclockwise and carefull...

Page 95: ...t idle RPM Observe the air filter indicator to ensure no air restriction is shown on the indicator AIR INTAKE SCREEN The air intake screen is located on top of the engine air cleaner Check the air intake screen for obstructions daily FUEL FILTER The fuel filter element filters impurities from the diesel fuel It is located on the conveyor side of the engine Replace the fuel filter element after eve...

Page 96: ...aust into three non environmentally harmful gases nitrogen water vapor and carbon dioxide Fill the DEF tank when the low DEF level alert indicator illuminates on the touch screen See DIESEL EXHAUST FLUID DEF TANK INDICATOR GAUGE TIER 4F EMISSIONS ENGINE 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 1 Remove the retainer pin from the DEF tank cap 2 Lift DEF tank cap retainer away from the top of the cap 3 Tw...

Page 97: ...n Check the DEF dosing unit cap for damage after every 4000 hours of operation Remove the DEF dosing unit cap and DEF filter equalizing element from the DEF dosing unit to access the DEF dosing filter Remove the DEF dosing filter from the DEF dosing unit Inspect the DEF doser filter for damage Clean any debris from the filter Inspect the DEF dosing unit cap for damage Ensure the threads on the DEF...

Page 98: ...d fuel lines and clamp bands Plug both ends with clean cloth or paper to prevent dirt from entering the lines when the fuel lines are not installed Dirt in the fuel lines can cause fuel injection pump malfunction ALTERNATOR FAN BELT AND TENSIONER The engine crankshaft pulley drives the alternator fan belt pulley Proper belt tension is 10 mm 0 40 in from a force of 4 to 5 kg 9 to 11 lb applied at t...

Page 99: ...rent in the event of a circuit overload This machine uses automotive ATO type fuses NEVER substitute higher value fuses than specified in the table below Fuse Rating Circuit Protected FU1 30 A Accessory FU2 30 A Accessory 2 FU3 25 A Turn Signals FU4 Open FU5 Open FU6 20 A Headlights FU7 15 A Taillight Marker FU8 10 A Water Pump FU9 15 A Lighter FU10 10 A Horn FU11 10 A Dome Light Radio FU12 10 A A...

Page 100: ...n After the first 50 hours of operation and every 200 hours after that clean and tighten the battery connections FOR SAFETY When servicing machine avoid contact with battery acid Wear eye and ear protection NOTE When the battery is disconnected the parking brake will automatically engage CAB FILTERS The fresh air cab filters are located in the front of the cab Check and clean the cab filters after...

Page 101: ...NING SYSTEM OPTION Check the condenser fins for debris and damage after every 250 hours of operation Blow all dust and debris from the fins Be careful to not bend the condenser fins when cleaning Clean thoroughly to prevent the fins from becoming encrusted with dust Check the evaporator fins for debris and damage after every 250 hours of operation Blow all dust and debris from the fins Be careful ...

Page 102: ... wheels Clean the water filter every 200 hours of operation Remove the water filter and flush it with clean water BELTS AND CHAINS STATIC DRAG CHAIN A static drag chain prevents the buildup of static electricity in the machine The chain is attached to the machine at the rear main brush skirt Ensure the chain is touching the floor at all times ...

Page 103: ...rward button to tilt the hopper forward 6 Turn off the machine 7 Use a garden hose or broom to clean the hopper filter from the inside the hopper 8 Turn on the machine 9 Press the hopper tilt back button to tilt the hopper back 10 Remove door support cable from hopper door 11 Press the hopper tilt back button to tilt the hopper completely forward 12 Press the hopper door close button to latch the ...

Page 104: ... the hardware NOTE Assembled hopper dust filter shaker frame systems are available THERMO SENTRY The Thermo Sentry senses the temperature of the air pulled up from the hopper The Thermo Sentry is located at the rear of the hopper If the air temperature in the hopper reaches 71 3 C 160 5 F the Thermo Sentry stops the vacuum fans and cuts off the air flow Sweeping functions will stop the brushes wil...

Page 105: ...he locking ratchet mechanism moves up the pins mounted on the slide rails on both sides of the machine Clean the ratchet mechanisms daily Check the ratchet tips and pins for damage and wear daily Check the conveyor skirts and paddles for damage and wear daily WARNING Conveyor throws debris Conveyor pinch point Stay clear when in operation Clean the conveyor thoroughly with a garden hose daily Tilt...

Page 106: ...er cleans effectively REPLACING THE MAIN BRUSH 1 Park the machine on level ground and set the parking brake 2 Press the 1 Step button to lower the main brush 3 Turn off the engine FOR SAFETY Before leaving or servicing machine stop on level surface set parking brake turn off machine and remove key 4 Unhook the t handles from the right side main brush access door and remove the right side main brus...

Page 107: ...nto the drive plug Rotate the brush until it engages the drive plug and push it completely onto the plug 13 Slide the main brush idler plate plug onto the main brush 14 Reinstall the idler plate onto the machine 15 Reinstall the brush chains and the skid chain 16 Reinstall the links onto the idler plate 17 Reinstall the skid plates to the idler plate 18 Reinstall the right side main brush access d...

Page 108: ...n brush pattern turn the main brush down pressure nut clockwise SIDE BRUSH Check the brush daily for wear or damage Remove any string or wire found tangled on the side brush or side brush drive hub The side brush pattern is set at the factory Replace the side brush when it no longer cleans effectively REPLACING THE SIDE BRUSH 1 Raise and stop the side brush 2 Stop the engine and set the machine pa...

Page 109: ...ck the skirts for wear or damage daily BRUSH COMPARTMENT REAR SKIRT The brush compartment skirt is located at the rear of the brush compartment The skirt should clear the ground by 3 mm 0 125 in Check the skirt for wear or damage daily NOTE Tire pressure and amount of debris in the hopper will affect skirt clearances CONVEYOR SKIRTS The conveyor has a lip skirt located at the bottom rear of the co...

Page 110: ...here the conveyor makes contact with the frame Check the seals for wear or damage every 100 hours of operation HOPPER SEALS The hopper seals are located on the hopper door the hopper filter cover the dust filter and the front opening of the hopper Check the seals for wear or damage every 100 hours of operation CAB DOOR SEALS The cab doors have seals are located along the door edges Check the seals...

Page 111: ... on all four wheels These brakes are filled with universal tractor fluid Mobil 424 The fill check ports are located on the side of the wheel hubs The drain ports are located on the bottom of the wheel hubs Check the fluid level after every 400 hours of operation Change the fluid after every 1600 hours of operation TIRES The machine tires are pneumatic The wheels consist of a 3 piece rim flap tube ...

Page 112: ...e from the storage location inside the cab of the machine 5 Place the red valve handle on the steering valve located on the front axle 6 Turn the handle 90 counterclockwise to open the steering valve 7 Release the parking brake switch 8 Slowly drive the machine forward and turn the steering wheel completely to the left and then completely to the right while the machine is moving NOTE It is importa...

Page 113: ...of the nut Tighten the nuts When finished pushing or towing loosen the nuts on the bypass valves with a 13 mm wrench Turn out the set screws with a 4 mm Allen wrench until they top out Tighten the nuts TRANSPORTING THE MACHINE 1 Position the front of the machine at the loading edge of the truck or trailer FOR SAFETY When loading unloading machine onto off truck or trailer empty debris hopper befor...

Page 114: ...nd turn the steering wheel to center the machine 6 Set the parking brake switch and block the machine tires Tie down the machine to the truck or trailer before transporting The front tie down locations are on the inside channels of the main frame The rear tie down locations are through the rear channels of the main frame 7 If the loading surface is horizontal AND is 380 mm 15 in or less from the g...

Page 115: ... of the machine a 4 ton jack for empty hopper and a 6 ton jack with full hopper It is best to empty the hopper and water tank before jacking up the machine The front jacking locations are the front axle 351930 The rear jacking locations are the rear axle 351930 FOR SAFETY When servicing machine block machine tires before jacking machine up Use a hoist or jack that will support the weight of the ma...

Page 116: ...hicle RV Antifreeze into the solution tank 4 Machines equipped with high pressure washer option Prepare the high pressure washer for use See HIGH PRESSURE WASHER OPTION in the OPTIONS section in OPERATION for complete instruction for operating the high pressure washer 5 Machines equipped with high pressure washer option Point the high pressure washer wand in a safe direction and squeeze the trigge...

Page 117: ...7 in Sweeping path width main brush dual side brushes Vario Sweeping Brush 3200 mm 126 in Hopper weight capacity low dump model 3175 kg 7000 lb Hopper weight capacity high dump model 1815 kg 4000 lb Hopper volume capacity 2 6 m3 3 4 yd3 Dust filter area 21 m2 221 ft2 Wet dust control water tank option 356L 94 gal Gross Vehicle Weight Rating GVWR 9072 kg 20 000 lb Axle rating front and rear 5000 kg...

Page 118: ...on Cylinders Bore Stroke Cummins Tier 4 Final Stage IV Piston Diesel 4 Turbo 4 102 mm 4 02 in 115 mm 4 53 in Displacement Tennant governed power Gross intermittent power per SAE J1995 3 81 231 cu in Turbo 75 0 kW 100 6 hp 2200 rpm 75 0 kW 100 6 hp 2200 rpm Fuel Cooling system Electrical system Ultra low sulfur diesel ULSD or Biodiesel up to 20 B20 Fuel tank 90 9 L 24 gal Water ethylene glycol anti...

Page 119: ...batteries Idle speed no load Governed speed no load 900 RPM 2200 RPM Engine lubricating oil with filter 10 6 L 11 2 qt total capacity with filter 5 W40 API diesel classification CK 4 Air conditioner Refrigerant R134a total charge capacity 0 74 kg 1 lb 10 oz PAG Refrigerant oil 59 148 ml 2 oz STEERING Type Power source Front and rear wheels hydraulic cylinder steering rod and rotary valve controlle...

Page 120: ... 12 2018 SPECIFICATIONS MACHINE DIMENSIONS 2970 mm 117 in 4445 mm 175 in 5230 mm 206 in 2590 mm 102 in 5060 mm 199 in 1780 mm 70 in 1750 mm 69 in 1510 mm 59 5 in Extended 3200 mm 126 in 5460 mm 215 in 2210 mm 87 in 356839 ...

Page 121: ...or mode login number is forgotten ENTERING THE SUPERVISOR MODE FIRST TIME USE ONLY 1 Turn on the machine The main operating screen will appear in the display 2 Press the help button to access the help screen NOTE The parking brake switch must be set to access the help screen Access to the help screen is not permitted until the parking brake switch is set 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 900 0 3 Press ...

Page 122: ...hed entering the supervisor login number Press the backspace button if necessary to delete and reenter a number 3 The supervisor machine operation screen should appear in the display Press the supervisor settings button to access the supervisor settings screen NOTE The parking brake switch must be set to access the supervisor setting screen Access to the supervisor setting screen is not permitted ...

Page 123: ...ING PROFILES Press the Export Checklist button to access the Export Checklist menu See EXPORTING CHECKLIST Press the Checklist Setup button to access the Checklist Setup menu See SETTING UP CHECKLISTS Press the Date Time Set button to access the date time screen See CHANGING THE TIME AND DATE Press the Enable Login button to activate a required login number at machine start up for all user profile...

Page 124: ...S 3 The video menu screen includes videos on how to perform specific operation and maintenance procedures Press the video buttons to start videos Press the rotate button for additional videos Press the lower right video button for a list of the tutorial videos in a menu format 4 Touch anywhere on the screen to pause the video A play button back button and home button will appear on the screen Pres...

Page 125: ... button to edit an existing profile Press the Copy Profile button to copy an existing profile for a new user Press the Delete Profile button to delete an existing profile Press the home button to navigate back to the main operating screen Press the back button to navigate back to the previous screen 4 Press the Add Profile button to access the Add Profile screen 5 Press the applicable button to ad...

Page 126: ... and proceed to the login number screen 8 Use the keypad to assign the new user supervisor a login number The new login number can be any combination of numbers ranging from 3 to 9 digits in length and must be unique for every user Press the enter button when finished entering the login number 5212 Press the enter button to enter the new login number Press the backspace button if necessary to dele...

Page 127: ...ile button to manage current user profiles 12 Proceed to ENABLING THE LOGIN to enable the login for the new operator s supervisor s EDIT PROFILE 1 Turn on the machine log into the supervisor operating screen and press the settings button to access the supervisor settings screen See ENTERING THE SUPERVISOR MODE 2 Press the Add Edit Profile button to access the Add Edit Profiles screen Add Edit PrR ...

Page 128: ...button to go to the number key pad to add numbers to the user supervisor name GREG GREG123 9 Press the enter button to enter the edited user name and proceed to the login number screen 10 Use the login keypad to edit the user supervisor login number The login number can be any combination of numbers ranging from 3 to 9 digits in length and must be unique for every user Press the enter button when ...

Page 129: ... log into the supervisor operating screen and press the settings button to access the supervisor settings screen See ENTERING THE SUPERVISOR MODE 2 Press the Add Edit Profile button to access the Add Edit Profiles screen Add Edit PrR OH SRUW KHFNOLVW 9LGHR HOS KHFNOLVW 6HWXS 3 The Add Edit Copy Delete Profile menu appears on the screen Press the Copy Profile button Add PrR OH Copy PrR OH HOHWH 3rR...

Page 130: ...ceed to the login number screen 9 Use the keypad to change the copied user supervisor login number The login number can be any combination of numbers ranging from 3 to 9 digits in length and must be unique for every user Press the enter button when finished changing the login number 5212 10 A confirmation screen with the user name and user login should appear on the screen Press the save button to...

Page 131: ... data entry has not been saved Press Yes to exit without saving Press No to go back and save DELETE PROFILE 1 Turn on the machine log into the supervisor operating screen and press the settings button to access the supervisor settings screen See ENTERING THE SUPERVISOR MODE 2 Press the Add Edit Profile button to access the Add Edit Profiles screen Add Edit PrR OH SRUW KHFNOLVW 9LGHR HOS KHFNOLVW 6...

Page 132: ...9LGHR HOS KHFNOLVW 6HWXS 4 Press either the Export New button or Export All button to export the Pre Operation Checklist s from the machine to the memory stick Export New Export All Wait for the status bar located at the bottom of the screen to reach 100 before removing the flash drive from the machine 50 0 Press the Export New button to export newly completed not yet exported Pre Operation Checkl...

Page 133: ...ate back to the previous screen 4 Press the Select Questions button to access the Pre Operation Checklist master list screen Disable Checklist Every 12 hours Every Time Select Questions Check scrubbing brushes and pads for wear or damage Remove any debris wrapped around the brushes Select X if problems are found Check sweeping brushes for wear or damage Remove any debris wrapped around the brushes...

Page 134: ...he brushes Select X if problems are found tap to add to checklist scroll up scroll down Press the exit button X to close the Pre Operation Master List screen 5 Press the Every 12 hours button or the Every Time button to set the interval the operator must complete the Pre Operation Checklist A check mark appears in the chosen interval Disable Checklist Every 12 hours Every Time Select Questions Pre...

Page 135: ... KHFNOLVW 9LGHR HOS KHFNOLVW 6HWXS 3 Press the Enable Checklist button to enable the Pre Operation Checklist Enable Checklist Every 12 hours Every Time Select Questions Press the home button to navigate back to the main operating screen Press the back button to navigate back to the previous screen If disabling the Pre Operation Checklist 1 Turn on the machine login to the main operation screen and...

Page 136: ...rease button down arrow to decrease the blinking date parameters Press the home button to save the date and navigate back to the main operating screen Press the back button to save the date and navigate back to the previous screen 4 Press the time button when finished changing the date to proceed to the time screen 5 Press the hour button or minute button to select these items to be changed The bu...

Page 137: ...Login Calibrate Touch 3 The Enable Login Are you sure screen will appear Press the Yes button to enable login Enable Login Are you sure Yes No Press the No button to return to the previous screen 4 At machine start up a login screen will display The user s will need to enter the assigned login number to operate machine 5 If the machine is to be left running when the user is done operating the mach...

Page 138: ...you sure screen will appear Press the Yes button to disable login Disable Login Are you sure Yes No NOTE A default user profile must be selected after the login is disabled The selected default user profile will be used for all users without login 4 The default user selection screen will appear Press either the Operator button or Supervisor button to select the desired default user Default User Su...

Page 139: ...e supervisor settings screen See ENTERING THE SUPERVISOR MODE 2 Press the Calibrate Touch button to access the calibration screen Date Time Set Disable Login Calibrate Touch Screen Brightness 3 Press each of the five images on the touchscreen as they appear on the touchscreen display Press each of the images only once The touchscreen may not calibrate correctly if the image s are pressed for too l...

Page 140: ...en Date Time Set Disable Login Calibrate Touch Screen Brightness 3 Press the numbered buttons to change the touchscreen brightness The 5 button is the brightest touchscreen setting and the 1 button is the darkest The night default is 3 with headlights on The day default is 5 with headlights off 12 35 PM 00000 00000 RPM MPH 1750 3 4 Press the close button X in upper right corner of the screen brigh...

Page 141: ...le Regen button to access the Disable Regeneration screen Disable Regen Sweeping Speed 3 The Disable Regen Are you sure screen will appear Press the Yes button to disable the automatic regeneration and return to the settings screen Disable Regen Are you sure Yes No Press the No button if not disabling the automatic regeneration to return to the settings screen To enable automatic regeneration 1 Tu...

Page 142: ...e machine to the maximum sweeping speed A check mark appears in the Max Sweeping Speed button when selected Max Sweeping Speed Limit Sweeping Speed 5 A screen stating Are you sure Activating Max Sweeping Speed allows a large increase in the sweeping speed This setting may cause increased main brush wear or damage and may decrease sweeping efficiency will appear Press the Yes button to set the mach...

Page 143: ... 106 Main Brush 106 Checking and Adjusting the Main Brush Pat tern 108 Replacing the Main Brush 106 Side Brush 108 Brush Information 42 Buttons 1 Step Button 20 Air Filter Reset Button 95 Conveyor Reverse Button 21 Engine Shutdown Override Button 24 Engine Speed Decrease Button RPM 19 Engine Speed Increase Button RPM 19 Filter Shaker Button 21 Hopper Door Close Button 23 Hopper Door Open Button 23...

Page 144: ...r Controls 141 Disabling Enabling Pre Operation Checklist Su pervisor Controls 135 Disabling Login Supervisor Controls 138 Disengaging the Hopper Support Bar High Dump Option 58 Disengaging the Hopper Support Bar Lowering the Hopper High Dump Option 58 Disengaging the Hopper Support Pin 56 Disengaging the Hopper Support Pin Tilting the Hopper Forward 56 Dome and Map Light Switch 29 Dry Dust Contro...

Page 145: ...ilt Back Button 22 Hopper Tilt Forward Button 22 How the Machine Works 42 Hydraulic Cylinders Conveyor 105 Hydraulics 88 Hydraulic Fluid 90 Hydraulic Fluid Reservoir 88 Filter Cap 88 Hydraulic Fluid Filter 88 Hydraulic Fluid Filter Gauge 88 Hydraulic Fluid Level 88 Strainer Outlet 88 Hydraulic Hoses 90 Purging Air from the Hydraulic Conveyor Lift System 91 Replacing the Hydraulic Fluid Reservoir 8...

Page 146: ...ario Sweeping Brush 69 Operation of Controls 18 1 Step Button 20 4 Way Warning Lights Switch 26 Air Circulation Vents 28 Air Conditioner Knob Option 28 Center Console USB Ports 29 Conveyor Reverse Button 21 Directional Switch 18 Dome and Map Light Switch 29 Engine Shutdown Override Button 24 Engine Speed Decrease Button RPM 19 Engine Speed Display Engine Speed Indicator 19 Engine Speed Increase Bu...

Page 147: ...r Night Sweeping Light Switch 26 Right Side Brush Button 20 Side Brush Spot Light s Switch 26 Vacuum Wand 73 Vario Sweeping Brush 67 Wet Dust Control System 71 P Parking Lights Headlights Bright Headlights Sig nal and Horn Switch 25 Pedals Propel Pedal 18 Service Brake Pedal 18 Power Type 118 Cummins Stage IIIA 119 Cummins Tier 4F Final Stage IV 118 Pre Operation Checklist 31 43 Purging Air from t...

Page 148: ...peed Option 142 Changing the Date Time 136 Disabling Enabling Automatic Diesel Engine Re generation Tier 4F Emissions Engine 141 Disabling Login 138 Enabling Login 137 Entering the Supervisor Mode 122 Entering the Supervisor Mode First Time Use Only 121 Exporting Checklist 132 Screen Brightness 140 Setting Up Checklists 133 Supervisor Setting Screen Screen Icons 123 Supervisor Screen 30 Supervisor...

Page 149: ...Circulation 28 Video Help Button 34 W Warning and Fault Indicators 61 Warning Indicators 61 Warnings Faults and Inhibits 60 Engine Maintenance Alert Indicator 60 Inhibit Indicators 62 Service Indicator Button 60 Warning and Fault Indicators 61 Water Drain Engine Air Filter 95 Wet Dust Control Button 21 Wet Dust Control Filter Option 102 Wet Dust Control System Option 71 Wheel Alignment 112 Wheel N...

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