Tennant T12 – How to Remove the Water Filter
Video Description
This video guide from Alpha Power Cleaners shows you how to remove and clean the water filter on a Tennant T12 floor scrubber dryer. Keeping the filter clean is an important part of routine maintenance and helps maintain consistent water flow through the machine.
In this video, you will see exactly:
- why the tank must be empty before removing the filter
- where the filter is located on the rear left of the machine
- how to loosen the Jubilee clip and pull back the hose to access the filter
- how to unscrew and remove the filter for cleaning
- how to clean the filter and refit everything in reverse
This straightforward maintenance task can be carried out by any operator and helps prevent water flow issues caused by a blocked filter.
If you are unsure about any part of the process – or you need servicing, repairs, parts, or technical support for your Tennant T12 – 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 Nick from Alpha Power Cleaners and today we’re going to be discussing the Tennant T12 ride-on scrubber dryer. In this particular video, we will explain how to remove the filter on the clean water tank.
Now, before you do anything, ensure that there is no water inside the tank. When you unscrew the filter, you will find that the water will come out of the machine and you’ll be left with a large puddle on the floor.
To locate the filter, you’ll find it on the rear left hand side of the machine. At the bottom of the clean water hose, you’ll find a Jubilee clip. Simply unscrew the Jubilee clip and loosen it. This will allow you to pull the hose out. Behind that hose is the filter. Simply unscrew the filter and pull it out.
To clean the filter, you can either wipe it with a cloth, run it under a tap, or best practice is to use a jet wash.
To put it back, simply do everything in reverse – put the filter back in, screw it in, put the hose back on, and fasten with the Jubilee clip.
