Tennant T681 Manual De Instrucciones página 15

- Lock the motor wheel brake by turning the two
screws anticlockwise.
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- Remove the brushes from their packaging.
- Clean the outside of the machine, taking care to
observe safety regulations.
Once the machine is clear of the packaging, proceed to
install the batteries (refer to section "Batteries: installation
and connection").
The various items of packaging can be kept, if so desired,
as these can be reused to protect the machine in the event
workshop.
If not retained, the packaging must be disposed of in
compliance with current regulations.
Batteries
! ATTENTION: do not use NON-rechargeable batteries
machines:
Leak-proof tubular batteries (WET): the electrolyte level
must be checked regularly.
Sealed batteries (GEL or AGM): these types of batteries
require no maintenance.
correspond to those listed in the section on the "Technical
of the machine. The use of heavier
batteries could seriously jeopardize manoeuvrability and
lead to the drive motor overheating. Lighter batteries of
lower capacity, on the other hand, will need to be charged
more frequently.
Machine Battery Selection Setting
! ATTENTION: where machines are shipped without
batteries, the machine is factory set for wet lead-acid
Depending on the type of battery selected (wet lead-
acid or sealed gel / AGM), the battery parameters of
factory setting.
! NOTICE
Enter the type of battery installed in the machine
software settings.
Follow the instructions below to adjust the machine logic
settings for the type of battery installed.
- Press the emergency stop button to turn the
- Press the two "+" and "-" buttons simultaneously,
then release the emergency stop button while
continuing to hold the "+" and "-" buttons, until the
display.
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the type of the batteries installed: "tipA" wet
batteries, "tipG" gel batteries.
- Press the emergency stop button to store the
parameter.
WET batteries, preparation:
! DANGER: The installation and connection/
removal of the batteries must be entrusted
to a TENNANT-approved service technician
(referred to hereinafter as skilled technician).
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