WARNING – TAKE CARE, THE TANK MAY BE HEAVIER THAN YOU
THINK.
1. When the tank becomes full the cleaner will make a high
pitched noise and the float shut-off will activate, causing the
cleaner to lose suction.
2. Switch off the unit and unplug from socket.
3. Unclip the motor housing from the waste collection bin.
4. Empty collection bin of all contents, making sure you are
protected against any sharp objects. Beware of excess
weight.
5. Clean filters, change if necessary. To remove the filter, apply
pressure to the top edge on either side of the filter and pull
downwards, twisting as you pull the filter off the float cage.
When replacing the filter, push onto the float cage, twisting
the filter to ensure it is secure. Ensure that the filter is pushed
to the top of the float cage and that the filter pleats are not squashed.
6. Check and clean any blockages within the unit.
7. Replace motor housing and clip onto bin, plug in and continue as
before.
FLOAT SHUT-OFF
The cleaner is protected by an automatic shut-off float valve
when the recovery tank becomes full of liquid. This will become
apparent to you as the motor will start to make a higher pitched
noise. If this happens:
1. Switch the cleaner off.
2. Disconnect from the mains.
3. Lift the hose up to drain any liquid back into the container.
4. Empty the contents of the tank.
5. Try to keep the hose raised whilst emptying out the liquid,
this will help eliminate any spills.
WARNING: BE CAREFUL WHEN EMPTYING THE TANK,
IT MAY BE HEAVIER THAN YOU THINK.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The float valve is a safety device, do not attempt to remove this
or modify it, it is there for your safety.
EMPTYING THE TANK
Should the cleaner overturn during use, switch the unit off
immediately, return to the upright position.
If collecting soapy water you will need to regularly check whether the unit
requires emptying as the lather can bypass the float system and there
can be a discharge of foam. Should this occur:
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