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5. MAINTENANCE
Familiarize yourself with these home maintenance tasks as proper use and care of your cleaner will ensure continued cleaning
effectiveness.
Any other servicing should be done by an authorized service representative.
If appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water, take it to a service
center prior to continuing use.
5.1 Remove dirty water tank from unit by pressing on latch
and pulling the tank out at an angle.
5.2 Pull up on latches to open dirty water tank. Remove top
and rinse tank with clean water.
CLEANING THE DIRTY WATER TANK
Note: During normal use of cleaning, debris may accumulate
inside of dirty water tank. In order to keep your unit functioning
properly and to prevent any odors from building up, it is best to
rinse out your dirty water tank with fresh water after each use.
To reduce the risk of personal injury - Unplug before
cleaning or servicing.
WARNING
5.1
5.2
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5.3 To clean dirty water tank ducting, place dirty water tank
under faucet and dispense high pressure clean water into the
inlet port of the dirty water tank to backflush any loose accu-
mulated debris.
5.4 Be sure to clean the filter screen that is located in the duct
of the recovery tank base.
5.5 Allow tank to air dry completely. Pull up on latches then
back down to lock. Latches will snap when locked. Replace
dirty water tank back onto unit until it snaps.
Note: The filter screen is not removable. Attempts to remove
the filter screen from the tank may damage the filter screen.
Be sure to remove any debris that has accumulated in the
filter screen. If the screen becomes clogged, this may
reduce the performance of your cleaner.
IMPORTANT
5.3
5.4
5.5
LUBRICATION
The motor and brushrolls are equipped with bearings which
contain sufficient lubrication for their lifetime.
The addition of lubricant could cause damage. Do not
add lubricant to motor or bearings.
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