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Upholstery shampooing
X To shampoo upholstery or car seats, use the spray-extraction
upholstery shampoo nozzle (20).
Take care not to apply too much fluid to upholstery as,
depending on the type of padding, a lengthy drying period can
be expected.
The spray-extraction upholstery shampoo nozzle (20) is fitted
directly onto the hand grip. The delivery tube is secured at the
valve by turning the coupling piece.
Detach the delivery tube (12) by turning the coupling piece.
Operate as described under "Carpet shampooing".
After spray-extraction cleaning
Pull out the plug.
R Before removing the motor block (2), detach the delivery tube
(19). Press the release button on the quick-action coupling (5).
The connecting rod is ejected automatically.
A Remove the vacuum cleaner's motor head (2) and place onto
shallow container to avoid getting the intended surface dirty
from residual water.
B Take out the extraction liquid tank (28) and empty it. Empty
the collecting bin (1) and wash out thoroughly.
O Care for the pump and valves by filling the extraction liquid tank
with clear water, putting it in the collecting bin and replacing
the motor block (2).
Operate the spray-system on a smooth floor or over the sink.
Subsequently, clean both receptacles and leave the dismantled parts
to dry thoroughly.
Care and maintenance
Before cleaning always disconnect the connection cable from the
mains plug!
Never immerse motor housing in water!
Wipe over motor housing and tank with moist cloth and rub dry.
Tank and used accessories have to be cleaned with warm soapy water
every time the appliance is used for wet vacuuming, more especially
after removing sticky liquids.
If unexpected difficulties arise
Before contacting your dealer, check whether the fault is due to one of
the following minor causes:
Dust escaping from suction socket:
• Has the filter system been fitted in accordance with the instructions?
• Has an original THOMAS filter been used?
Gradual reduction in suction power:
• Is the collecting bin full?
• Are the pores of the filter clogged up by dust or soot?
• Is there a blockage in the nozzle, suction tube, flexible hose
or aquafilter? (Stretch the flexible hose while the appliance is
switched on – this will loosen the obstruction.)
Sudden reduction in suction power:
• Has the float stopped the flow of air? This can happen if the
appliance is standing at a slant or if the appliance falls over. Turn
off the vacuum cleaner – the float will fall back into place – the
appliance is ready for use again.
The motor does not function:
• Has the fuse blown?
• Is there damage to the mains cable, plug or socket?
• Pull out the plug before checking!
• Never open the motor yourself!
Cleaning solution does not flow out:
• Clean the filter mesh at the end of the cleaning solution tube (37).
• Is the pump switched on? (The pilot lamp [6] should be lit up.)
• Is there cleaning solution in the extraction liquid tank?
• Is the cleaning solution tube dangling freely into the extraction
liquid tank?
• Is the delivery tube nozzle blocked?
(In this case, unscrew the cap nut and place the nozzle in water
for a time. Subsequently, blow vigorously through the nozzle.
When replacing the nozzle, ensure that the jet spray opening
stands parallel to the suction tube.)
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