CLEANER DESCRIPTION
Unpack cleaner from the carton and identify the parts
shown. Remove and dispose of the packaging.
The assembled spotter/carpet cleaner will look like the
drawing. (See Figure 8)
1.
Hand grip
2. Solution trigger: press to
release clean solution
3. Cord hooks: wrap cord
around hooks for storage
4. Carrying handle
5. Clean solution tank handle
6. Clean solution tank cap/
measuring cup
7.
Clean solution tank: holds
cleaning solution
8. Recovery tank lid
9. Recovery tank:
holds dirty solution
10. Hood
11. Agitator speed selector:
slide selector to set brush
speed
12. Brush indicator: spins when
brushes are rotating
13. Nozzle
14. Recovery tank latches: one
on each side of tank
15. ON/OFF pedal
16. Handle release pedal:
step on pedal to lower
handle to operating position
ON/OFF PEDAL
Plug spotter/carpet cleaner into a
properly grounded outlet.
1.
Step on pedal (A) to turn
cleaner on. (See Figure 9)
2. Step on pedal (A) again to
turn cleaner off. (See Figure 9)
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INSTRUCTIONS
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Figure 9
HANDLE RELEASE PEDAL
1.
Step on pedal (B) to lower
handle to operating position.
(See Figure 10)
2. Handle does not lock into a
single position but "floats" to
allow convenient operation.
AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF
1.
When the recovery tank
(lower tank) is full, the
automatic "shut-off"
mechanism will shut off
the cleaner suction.
(See Figure 10)
2. When this happens, the
red float disk (C) will rise to the top of the recovery
tank lid (see illustration). The cleaner will no longer
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pick up dirty solution and the motor sound will
become noticeably higher in pitch.
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3. When this happens, turn cleaner off and empty
recovery tank before continuing use. Check clean
solution tank also; it may need to be refilled.
TRANSPORT
1. Turn cleaner off before transporting.
To move the cleaner from room to
room, put handle in upright and
locked position, tilt cleaner back
on wheels, and push forward.
(See Figure 12)
2. The cleaner may also be lifted by
placing a hand under the upper
clean solution tank handle as
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shown. (See Figure 13)
AGITATOR SPEED SELECTOR
1. The 'SteamVac' cleaner has three
agitator brush settings:
a. Power Scrub – for normal
cleaning of carpet.
b. Gentle Scrub – for gentle
cleaning of carpet
c. Spill Pick Up – when brushing is
not desired (such as when
picking up liquid spills).
2. Slide selector button (D) to the
desired setting before cleaning. (See Figure 14)
Figure 10
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