Tennant T16 – Not Charging Fault
Video Description
This guide covers troubleshooting steps for resolving a charging fault on the Tennant T16 ride-on floor scrubber dryer. A machine that won’t charge can bring your cleaning operations to a halt, so it’s important to systematically check the power supply, connections, and charger functionality.
The video walks you through essential diagnostic checks including verifying power availability at your wall socket, inspecting the Anderson plugs and power cables for damage, and testing the charger’s response when plugged in. These methodical steps will help you quickly determine whether the issue is with your electrical supply, cable connections, or the charger unit itself.
In this video, you will see exactly:
- How to safely test for power at your wall socket using another appliance
- How to inspect Anderson plugs and verify secure connections
- How to check power cables for any visible damage
- How to plug in the charger and observe the test sequence and indicator lights
- When to contact Alpha Power Cleaners for charger replacement or repair
If your Tennant T16 still won’t charge after checking these components, you likely have a faulty charger unit that needs professional replacement. Contact Alpha Power Cleaners for expert service, quality replacements, and to get your machine charging properly again.
If you are unsure about any part of the process – or you need servicing, repairs, parts, or technical support for your Tennant T16 – 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
Today we’re looking at the Tenant T16 ride-on floor scrubber dryer and in particular a fault with the machine not charging. Now the first thing to check is to make sure you’ve got power at your wall socket. To do this, I’d recommend using another appliance such as a heat gun just to make sure there’s power at the wall. If there’s no power there, you need to find an alternative socket or contact an electrician.
If you have got power at the socket, plug the machine into the charger, making sure the Anderson plugs are connected securely and there’s no damage to the cables, and replug your charger into the wall. Turn it on and allow it to go through its test sequence. If the machine is not charging or the charger is not displaying any lights or warning symbols, then you have an issue with your charger. Contact Alpha Power Cleaners and we will be able to help.
