Nilfisk-Advance SC1500 56104002 User manual

©2018 Nilfisk, Inc. 8/2012 revised 8/2018 Form No. 56090145 REV H(page 1 of 7)
56104403 ONBOARD CHARGER KIT-EU
SC1500 Model: 56104002
CONTENTS OF KIT
ITEM PART NO. QTY DESCRIPTION
[ ] 56090145 1 Instruction Sheet
1 L08603744 2 Screw Pan Hd M5 X 16 SS
2# 1458280000 2 Washer Plain M5X15 SS ISO7093
3 9095149000 1 Cable Support
4 56114378 1 Battery Charger 24V 25A
5 56477613 6 Tie, Cable
6# 56383388 1 Cord-Charger Europe
7# 56383389 1 Cord-Charger UK
8 L08603689 4 Flat Washer M6 X 18 SS
9 33005604 4 Nut Hex Nyl Loc Thin M6
10 33005603 2 Self-Locking Nut M5
[ ] = Not Shown
#= Revised or new since last update
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5
4
3
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9
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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING!
DISCONNECT BATTERIES BEFORE SERVICING.
MOUNT BATTERY CHARGER TO MACHINE AND CONNECT TO HARNESS
1 See Figure 1. Remove P-Clamp (P) from the machine and save. This P-Clamp is currently holding the wiring harness out of the way and will be re-used.
2 Mount the Battery Charger (4) to the underside of the chassis as shown using Hardware Items (8 & 9), also re-using P-Clamp (P) at this time to secure the wiring
harness up and out of the way as shown in Figure 2.
3 Connect the large connector (A) with the BLK and RED wires from the Charger to the large connector (B) with the BLK and RED wires from the machine harness.
4 Connect the connector (C) with three wires from the Charger to connector (D) also with three wires (BRN, RED/VIO & YEL/ORN) from the machine harness.
NOTE: Connector (D) has a protective plug that must be removed first. Steps continued on Page 3.
FIGURE 1
4
8
9
A
B
C
D
IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO REMOVE THE DECK.
SHOWN WITH DECK REMOVED FOR CLARITY.
P
FIGURE 2
P
Machine Harness

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MOUNT BATTERY CHARGER TO MACHINE AND CONNECT TO HARNESS continued
5 See Figure 3.Bundle the charger wires and secure them close to the charger using Cable Ties (5) as needed. NOTE: Secure the charger wiring close to the
charger and away from the Solution Drain Valve (E). The solution drain hose needs to be able to rotate down and the drain valve turned ON & OFF without any
interference from the charger wiring. The squeegee must be able to rotate without the squeegee or squeegee hose coming into contact with any of the charger
wiring or the plug to the platform during operation.
FIGURE 3

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ROUTE POWER CORD AND INSTALL CABLE SUPPORT
6 See Figure 4.Route the Power Cord (F) from the Battery Charger (4) up into the front compartment. Secure with Cable Ties (5) as needed.
7 Install Cable Support (3) using Hardware Items (1, 2 & 10) as shown.
8 Connect Charger Cord (6 or 7) to the Power Cord (F) and wrap around Cable Support (3) as shown. NOTE: After connecting the two cords, secure them with
Cable Ties (5) as shown to prevent them from being pulled apart.
FIGURE 4
F
7
6
2
1
10
3
7
6
F
5

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CONNECT BATTERIES
9 See Figure 5.Locate the unused RED and BLACK wires inside the battery compartment and connect them to the battery terminals as shown.
10 Refer to the next page for programming instructions.
FIGURE 5
2 Black Wires
2 Red Wires

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PROGRAMMING THE CONTROL BOARD
To select the proper Deck Type, Low Voltage Cut Out, Battery Charger, Burst of Power and EcoFlex options perform the following steps:
1 Turn the Key Switch (A) to the OFF position. (If optional on-board battery charger is installed, it must be unplugged from AC power).
NOTE: The first time the PCB is turned on it will automatically go into hidden menu mode.
2 Press and hold the Solution Control Switch (B) and the Brush Pressure Control Switch (C) together.
3 While holding both switches, turn the Key Switch (A) to the ON position.
4 Continue to hold both switches for at least 2 seconds until all four of these LED’s turn on: Burst of Power (D), Scrub ON/OFF (E), Forward (F), Reverse (G).
5 Release both switches. The display will now show “Programming Options”.
6 To scroll through the menu use the Forward UP Switch (H) or Reverse DOWN Switch (I).
7 To enter a sub menu press the Burst of Power Switch (J).
8 To scroll through the sub menu use the Forward UP Switch (H) or Reverse DOWN Switch (I).
9 To save and go back to the main menu press the Scrub ON/OFF Switch (K).
10 To exit from Hidden Menu completely, cycle the Key Switch (A).
Programming Options
1. DECK TYPE
2. LOW VOLT CUTOUT
3. BATTERY CHARGER
4. BURST OF POWER
5. ECOFLEX OPTION
6. DETERGENT RATE BIAS
7. OPEN FAULT DETECT
8. DISPLAY REV LEVEL
9. LOCKOUT BRUSH
10. LOCKOUT SOLUTION
11. BACKUP ALARM VOLUME
12. FWD ALARM VOL
13. HORN VOL
14. RESTORE DEFAULTS
15. FAULT RECALL
16. SERVICE TEST MODE
17. XTRA INFO ON DISPLAY
18. FROZEN PARAMETERS
19. PANEL SWITCH TEST
Deck Type
20 INCH / 51 CM DISC
20 INCH / 51 CM REV
Low Voltage Cut Out
WET BATTERY 80%
LVC = 20.55V
MAIN FREE BATTERY 70%
LVC = 21.75V
Battery Charger
1. NONE
2. WET 25A
3. AGM DISCOVER 25A
4. GEL EXIDE 25A
5. GELAGM 25A
6. WET 15A
7. AGM FULLRIVER 25A
Burst of Power
DISABLED
ENABLED
EcoFlex Option
DISABLED
ENABLED
A
BC
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
TEST BATTERY CHARGER OPERATION
1 Plug the power cord for the battery charger into the appropriate style electrical outlet.
2 After a few seconds of delay, the battery type and charging algorithm selected earlier will be displayed on the
Graphic Display (L) along with a battery icon that has no vertical bars inside of it (NOTE: In this mode, the
Graphic Display backlighting will be turned OFF).
3 After a few additional seconds, verify that one vertical bar appears inside the battery icon. This indicates that
the charging cycle has begun. As the charging cycle continues, the number of vertical bars will increase to
indicate progress.
4 When there are 5 vertical bars inside the battery icon, the charging process has completed. This may take
several hours depending upon the condition of the batteries before charging.
5 Disconnect the power cord from the outlet. After several seconds the Graphic Display will flash and then
return to the state it was in before the power cord was originally plugged in.
NOTE: The machine Key Switch may be on ON or OFF during the charging cycle. If left ON, all machine functions
will be disabled and the machine will not be allowed to move until the power cord is unplugged from the outlet.

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NOTES: ONLY BATTERY CHARGER 56112544 CAN BE USED WITH FULLRIVER BATTERIES.
A) BATTERY CHARGER PROFILE SELECTION CHART FOR USE WITH S.P.E. ON-BOARD CHARGER MODEL #’s HF2-UI 24V 25A (N-A P/N 56112544)
B) AVAILABLE CHARGING PROFILES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
IUIa Wet generic, SPE specification, I1 = 25A
IUIa AGM, Discover specification, I1 = 25A
IUIa Gel, Exide specification, I1 = 25A
IUUa/0 Gel-AGM generic, SPE specification, I1 = 25A
IUIa Wet generic, SPE specification, I1 = 15A
IUUa/0 Gel-AGM generic, SPE specification, I1 = 15A
IUIa AGM, Fullriver Specification, I1 = 25A
AMERICAN OR
EUROPEAN
NILFISK
PART NO. BATTERY MFR. BATTERY MODEL VOLTAGE AMP HOUR RATE ALGORITHM
AMERICAN
56206079 TROJAN T-125LPT 6 235 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
US BATTERY US-125 6 242 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56391391 TROJAN J-305G 6 285 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
US BATTERY US-305 6 310 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56315959 DISCOVER EV305A-A 6 312 20 IULA AGM, DISCOVER SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56206987 EAST PENN 8GGC2/T881 6 180 20 IUUA/0 GEL-AGM GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1-25A
56206078 TROJAN J185-2292-42 12 195 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
US BATTERY US-185 12 220 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56206117 TROJAN T-605LPT 6 195 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
US BATTERY US1800 6 208 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56026200 TROJAN J-250-2992-41 6 250 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
US BATTERY US250HC 6 275 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56388582 TROJAN L16-5992-41 6 395 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
US BATTERY L16HC 6 420 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56393912 DISCOVER EV185A-A 12 234 20 IULA AGM, DISCOVER SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56315772 DISCOVER EVGT6A 6 255 20 IULA AGM, DISCOVER SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56317154 US BATTERY US-145 XC 6 251 20 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56112545 FULLRIVER DC250-6 6 250 20 IULA AGM, FULLRIVER SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
DISCOVER EVGT6A 6 255 20 IULA AGM, DISCOVER SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
56112546 FULLRIVER DC335-6 6 335 20 IULA AGM, FULLRIVER SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
DISCOVER EV305A-A 6 312 20 IULA AGM, DISCOVER SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
EUROPEAN
L00290018 EXIDE 12-4PZS240 24 240 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
00200651 EXIDE FF 06 255 6 255 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
80564500 EXIDE FT 06 180 1 6 180 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
L00210012 EXIDE 12-4PZV220 24 220 5 IULA GEL, EXIDE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
00196122 EXIDE DF 06 240 V 6 240 5 IULA GEL, EXIDE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
80564000 EXIDE DF 06V-180A 6 180 5 IULA GEL, EXIDE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
80561500 EXIDE 185PZB210 6 210 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
00190121 EXIDE 3 DF 180 6 180 5 IULA GEL, EXIDE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
00200050 EXIDE FF 06 200 6 200 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
00190050 ENERSYS 6XP180 6 175 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
6 TP 175 6 175 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A
00200020 EXIDE 3ET174 6 175 5 IULA WET GENERIC, SPE SPECIFICATION, I1=25A