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Operations
Cleaning continued
3. Release the spray trigger and make one
slow forward and backward pass over the
same area. Repeated passes will help aid
in dry time.
4. Continue passes until cleaning area
is complete.
Note: Your machine may be equipped
with a circuit breaker that will auto-
matically shut off the brush if a large
or loose object is caught in the brush
roll. If that happens, be sure to unplug
your machine, remove the foreign
object, and then plug the machine
back in to reset the circuit breaker.
Empty dirty tank
1. When the dirty tank reaches the “FULL”
line on the tank it is time to empty.
2. Remove dirty tank and carry to a utility
sink, toilet or outside (where you will
dispose of the dirty water).
3. To unlock the dirty tank lid, rotate handle
over the back of the tank. Remove lid
and pour out dirty water. Rinse out dirty
tank to remove any debris.
4. Replace top of tank, and rotate the handle
forward to lock in place on front of tank.
5. Before replacing tank on machine, wipe
debris from red filter
Cleaning your machine
1. Flush out machine of any remaining
residual solution.
Fill the formula & water tank with hand
hot tap water and turn on your machine.
Recline handle and press the spray
trigger for about 15 seconds while
making forward and backward passes
on carpet. Continue without pressing
the spray trigger until there is no more
water being suctioned up.
Turn off the machine and wrap the power
cord. Make sure the dirty tank and the
formula & water tank are emptied, rinsed,
and dried before the next use.
Before you replace tank, clean all
debris from red filter screen.
Upright cleaning mode continued
CAUTION:
Do not overwet. Take care not to
run over loose objects or edges
of area rugs. Stalling brush may
result in premature belt failure.
Tip:
Make only one trip to the
sink by removing the entire
portable cleaner. Fill and
empty in the same trip.
Tip:
For best results empty,
rinse and dry both tanks
before storing.
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire, electric
shock, or injury, turn power
OFF and disconnect plug from
electrical outlet before performing
maintenance or troubleshooting.
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