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7401 W. LAWRENCE AVENUE CHICAGO, IL 60706 (708) 867-5100 FAX (708) 867-6968 www.tornadovac.com Tornado Operation and Maintenance Manual For Commercial Use Only Pro-Glazer Model PG K17-24-C Catalog No. 97571 6/04 2004 Tornado Form No. L7571DB Industries All rights reserved.
24 months parts/12 months’ labor OR 1,000 hours of operation whichever comes first. All-non wear item parts purchased after warranty expiration are warranted for 90 days. Warranty starts from the date of sale to the consumer or, at Tornado’s discretion, 6 months after dealer purchased the unit from Tornado, whichever comes first.
Although NFPA 588-4.5 says…” these machines shall be permitted to be used in buildings frequented by the public”, the Tornado Co. suggests you avoid inhaling exhaust flames, and never run the engine in a closed building or confined area without proper ventilation.
WARNING: Do not put hands under base - rotating parts could cause injury. Always keep hands, feet, and loose fitting clothing away from moving parts to prevent possible injuries. Use care to keep any electrical supply from contacting moving parts such as floor brushes or pads. •...
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS OPERATION OF THE MACHINE Your Tornado® Floor Machine is ready for operation as soon as it is unpacked. Remove the machine from the pallet and discard bolts. Before beginning any operation, please read your Kawasaki Engine Owners Manual.
Then, rotate the pad driver counterclockwise to unscrew it from the main shaft. For long life and best results always use genuine TORNADO® accessories. MAINTENANCE OF THE PAD HOLDER Remove the pad holder when the machine is not in use, and hang on wall peg or similar holder.
BELT MAINTENANCE (WARNING: REMOVE LP TANK BEFORE TURNING OVER THE MACHINE) To change a broken or worn belt, turn the machine on its side and remove the pad and pad driver. Using a wrench, loosen the hex bolt for the pulley tensioner. Once the tensioner is loose, the belt can be easily removed.
Troubleshooting Table: SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSES Will Not Start/Hard to Start Empty fuel tank. Faulty carburetor, ignition coil, or valves. Faulty battery or ignition key switch. Faulty head gasket, piston, cylinder, valves, or piston ring. Loose cylinder head bolts. Clogged air filter elements. Faulty fuel pressure regulator.
Clutch Adjustment Procedure The clutch unit requires a pull force of 50 pounds plus or minus 5 pounds on its actuating arm to fully engage the clutch under load. Too little force promotes clutch slippage and overheating, and too much force can damage the clutch internals. Without special lift equipment, working access to the bottom of the machine will require it to be turned onto its left side.
Wiring Diagram R = red B = black Y = yellow To motor 31468 (ground) Charging system terminals regulator sending unit To solenoid mount (ground) 19390 31467 32249 Starter Blue Solenoid 19101 31466 Ignition switch 31465 30725 Terminals 30810 not used Red wires supplied Blue...
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