CLEANING TIPS

￿Check the condition of the carpeting. If the carpet is loose, heavily soiled, stained, spotted or badly worn, point this out to the person in charge.

￿Locate an inconspicuous spot on the area to be cleaned. Test carpet for colorfastness before proceeding. Pour the concentrated cleaning solution on the spot, cover with a white towel and place a heavy object on top to absorb the cleaning solution. Wait 10 minutes for any reaction to take place. Remove weight. If there is no color transfer, it should be safe to clean.

￿Remove the furniture from the area to be cleaned. Large pieces can be moved to opposite end of the room from where you start cleaning and replace when it is completed. After cleaning carpet, place a small square of aluminum foil or 6-mil poly square under the furniture legs to prevent moisture from damaging the finish or rusting the metal glides.

￿Clean the area first with a Clean-Air Carpetkeeper, upright vacuum. Do not use the Marathon 2000 as a dry vacuum! Heavily soiled carpet or areas of concentrated foot traffic should be treated with recommended pre-spotting or pre-spray chemicals, using a hand spray trigger bottle or pump up sprayer.

Do not allow any spotter or pre-spray to dry on the carpet.

￿Identify the type of carpet fiber to be cleaned. Most commercial carpet fibers in use are nylon or acrylic based. Best results in cleaning would be obtained if hot water is used to clean these types of fibers. On the other hand, hot water could shrink natural fiber carpeting, like wool and cotton in particular. Exercise caution when cleaning natural fibers. Use cool water test for colorfastness and apply the least amount of cleaning solution possible.

￿Plan your cleaning route. Always try to have the cord to the right of the Marathon 2000 extractor so you are working away from the cord. Operate the extractor in parallel passes. Clean the perimeter last. Turn “off” spray switch in turns to conserve cleaning solution.

￿To decrease dry time, go over the carpet without pressing carpet spray switch. To further decrease the drying time, use the Windshear 3000 Carpet Blower.

￿When running the Marathon 2000 extractor, do not overfill the recovery tank. Do not allow the water level to rise above the clear dome on top of the recovery tank.

￿If the spray jets become clogged, remove the spray bar assembly or the individual spray tips and soaks them in a mild acid or anti-browning chemical to dissolve normal alkaline chemical buildup.

￿When the Marathon 2000 extractor runs out of cleaning solution, as noted by streaking or incomplete cleaning, turn off the machine and drain the recovery tank. Refill as needed and continue cleaning.

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98190 specifications

Tornado 98190 is a groundbreaking military technology that has revolutionized the way tactical operations are conducted. This innovative system is primarily designed for reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition, offering military forces a distinct advantage in various combat scenarios.

One of its main features is the integration of advanced sensors, which are capable of capturing high-resolution imagery and data in real-time. This feature enables operators to monitor enemy movements, identify potential threats, and gather intelligence without exposing themselves to danger. The system is also equipped with thermal imaging capabilities, making it effective during nighttime operations or in low-visibility conditions.

The Tornado 98190 employs cutting-edge communication technologies, allowing seamless data transfer between units. This ensures that all forces involved in an operation have access to the same critical information, facilitating coordinated attacks and strategic planning. Furthermore, the integration of artificial intelligence enhances its decision-making processes, allowing for quicker response times and improved operational efficiency.

Another notable characteristic of the Tornado 98190 is its mobility. It is designed to be deployed quickly and efficiently in a variety of environments, from urban settings to rugged terrain. The system can be transported via air, land, or sea, making it versatile and adaptable to any mission. This mobility is complemented by its ability to operate in diverse climatic conditions, ensuring its functionality in extreme temperatures or inclement weather.

Safety features are also a top priority in the design of the Tornado 98190. Built with redundant systems and robust materials, it is engineered to withstand external threats and minimize the risk to personnel. This reliability is crucial, as the system often operates in hostile environments where safety is paramount.

In conclusion, Tornado 98190 represents a significant advancement in military technology. Its combination of advanced sensors, AI capabilities, real-time communication, and mobility makes it an invaluable asset for modern military operations. As military strategies continue to evolve, systems like the Tornado 98190 will play a crucial role in ensuring effective responses to complex threats on the battlefield.
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