To reduce the risk of electric
shock, turn the machine o
and unplug from electrical
socket before performing
maintenance/
troubleshooting checks.
WARNING
Removing blockages from the brushbar
Replacing the belt or brushbars
Threads caught in the
brushbar can be cut.
Taking care of your machine Let’s talk technical
Remove dirty water tank
Open quick spout pour cap and partially ll dirty water tank with
clean water and swirl around to loosen debris
To clean dirty water tank ducting, place dirty water tank
under a tap and dispense high pressure clean water into the
inlet port of the dirty water tank to loosen debris that has
accumulated
Allow tank to dry
completely, replace quick
spout pour cap and insert
dirty water tank back
onto unit
IMPORTANT: Be sure to remove any debris that has accumulated in the screen above the oat. If the screen
becomes clogged, this may reduce the performance of your cleaner.
IMPORTANT: For full suction it is important that the quick pour cap is securely in place. If misplaced, suction will be
severely aected.
WARNING: Do not open the motor cover.
Cleaning the dirty water tank
Storage
TIP
During normal use of cleaning,
debris may accumulate inside
the dirty water tank. In order
to keep your unit functioning
properly and to prevent any
odours building up, it is best
to rinse out your dirty water
tank with fresh water after
each use.
Use a crosshead
screwdriver to remove
the seven screws.
Remove belt cover from unit.
NOTE: Wheel is intended to
be removed with belt cover.
Pull both brushbars
towards user to remove
from unit.
Remove and dispose of
old belt.
To replace belt, slip
the brushbars through
the belt. NOTE: Place
belt on rounded areas
of brushbars without
bristles.
With the belt in place, pull
and slide the brushbars
into the unit, making sure
the brushbar end caps are
in the correct position.
Place new belt on motor shaft. Replace belt cover
and secure by replacing all screws.
Empty and rinse out clean and dirty water tanks
and leave to air dry before replacing.
Do not leave solution stored in the tanks between uses.
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