Tennant M20 – How to Fill the Clean Water Tank

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Video Description

This quick maintenance guide demonstrates how to properly fill the clean water tank on your Tennant M20 floor scrubber dryer. Correct filling procedures are essential for optimal cleaning performance and preventing blockages or contamination that could damage your equipment.

The video shows you the location of the clean water tank in the middle of the machine and the proper procedure for filling it safely. You’ll learn best practices for using a hose instead of buckets to minimise the risk of debris entering the system, which can cause operational issues.

In this video, you will see exactly:

  • How to locate the clean water tank on the Tennant M20
  • Where the tank access points are located on both sides
  • The proper technique for filling the tank with a hose
  • Why using a hose is better than buckets for preventing contamination
  • How to properly secure the tank lid after filling

 

Proper water tank maintenance is crucial for machine longevity and cleaning effectiveness. If you experience any issues with your water tank or need assistance with your Tennant M20, contact Alpha Power Cleaners for expert advice and professional service.

If you are unsure about any part of the process – or you need servicing, repairs, parts, or technical support for your Tennant M20 – contact Alpha Power Cleaners. Our team specialises in Tennant scrubber dryers and industrial floor cleaning machines, providing expert help whenever you need it.

 

Video Transcript

Hi, I’m Scott from Alpha Power Cleaners and today I’m going to show you how to fill a freshwater tank on the Tenant M20 floor scrubber dryer. The water tank is located in the middle of the machine and has access at the top on both sides. To fill, simply take your hose into the tank, leave the lid down, let it fill. It’s preferable to use a hose wherever possible rather than buckets to prevent debris and such like getting into the tank. Once the tank is full, remove the hose, clamp the lid back down, and you’re good to go.