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26 | 2 | Test detergent for colorfastness on a hidden area of upholstery. |
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| 7 | Slide tool (D) onto end of hose wand. Snap tool over bump (E) on wand |
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| C | 8 | Plug extractor into a properly grounded outlet and turn extractor ON. |
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| 9 | Squeeze and hold trigger (A) to release cleaning solution. Gently press tool |
29 | D | into fabric and slowly pull the tool over the fabric (Fig. 30). | |
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| 10 | Let go of trigger and pull tool over same area to pick up dirty solution with- |
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| only a little solution coming up through the tool. |
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| releasing solution. Always follow with dry strokes - the more the better. |
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12 | Listen carefully! When the motor sound changes (rises in pitch), the recovery |
tank need to be emptied. |
When water has reached the full line in the recovery tank, the extractor will NOT pick up dirty solution.
13 | Allow upholstery to dry. Avoid using upholstery until it is dry. |
Increased air circulation (open doors, turn on fans, etc.) will help upholstery |
dry thoroughly to prevent the growth of mold or mildew.
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