Removable brushes
Your deep cleaner is equipped with removable brushes for easy cleaning.
To remove brushes
Disconnect cleaner from electrical outlet.
To prevent possible leaking, remove clean solution tank and recovery tank. Set tanks aside.
Press handle release pedal to lower handle. Turn cleaner over so bottom is facing up.
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Grasp inner portion of brush (A) and pull brush assembly out slightly to reveal latches (B).
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Press all four latches (B) and pull brush block out. The brushes can be cleaned under running water.
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To replace brushes
Align posts (C) on both ends of brush assembly with slots (D) in cleaner hous- ing.
Make sure that square post (E) also aligns with square hole (F). Turn brushes slightly until post fits easily into hole.
Press brush assembly firmly to snap into place.
Cleaning carpet
Read “Before you begin cleaning” instructions.
Fill clean solution tank (upper tank) according to instructions for Fig.
Move speed selector to LO for gentle cleaning or HI for normal cleaning.
Dry hands and plug cord into a proper- ly grounded outlet.
Do not clean over floor electrical out- lets.
To avoid walking on damp carpet, start at the end of the room farthest from the door or path to sink where tanks will be emptied and filled .
Step on handle release pedal and lower handle to operating position; turn clean- er ON.
Squeeze trigger to release cleaning solution and slowly push cleaner for- ward (equals one wet stroke). Continue to squeeze trigger and slowly pull cleaner back toward you (second wet stroke).
Release trigger and slowly push cleaner forward over area just sprayed with solu- tion (dry stroke). Then slowly pull cleaner back toward you without squeezing trigger (dry stroke).
Overlap strokes by one inch to help pre- vent streaking.
Keep nozzle flat on floor for both for- ward and reverse strokes.
For heavily soiled areas, repeat. To avoid saturating carpet, do not use more than 4 wet strokes over one area. Always end with dry strokes.
It is best to alternate wet and dry strokes as described above.
For best cleaning results and to aid in faster drying of carpet, end with more dry strokes. (Continue using dry strokes until little water is visible passing through the recovery tank lid.)
Empty recovery tank when the motor sound becomes higher pitched and there is a loss in suction (see Fig.
When finished cleaning, follow “After cleaning” instructions.
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