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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

CARE FREQUENCY

EN

Part

Clean Water Tank

Dirty Water Tank

HEPA Filter

Brush Guard

Roller Brushes

Care

Rinse occasionally with

clean water.

Clean and dry after

each use

Clean and dry after

each use

Clean after each use

Clean after each use

Replacement

Never

Never

Every 3-6 Months

Never

Every 3-6 Months

NOTE:

Above frequency is only for your reference. The final cleaning/replacement frequency should

depend on the usage.

Questions? Contact Customer Service

Web/Email: iHomeclean.com
Phone: 877-370-4580

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Summary of Contents for iHWV5

Page 1: ...Owner s Guide Model iHWV5 ULTRA VERSATILE WET DRY VACUUM For support content and the latest digital copy of this manual scan the QR code above or visit iHomeclean com WETVAC WV5 ...

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Page 3: ...C but lower than 104 F 40 C The charger is for indoor use only Charging improperly or at temperatures outside of the specified range may damage the battery and increase the risk of fire 18 Do not use appliance unless the filters are in place 19 Have servicing performed by a qualified repair person using only identical replacement parts provided by the manufacturer This will ensure that the safety ...

Page 4: ...leaning Tank and Filter Cleaning Charging Station Drying Tray Cleaning Storage Care Frequency TABLE OF CONTENTS 3 Safety 5 Product Overview 6 Digital Display 11 15 Cleaning and Maintenance 16 17 Troubleshooting 18 Error Codes 19 Warranty 7 8 Getting Started 9 10 Using your WETVAC Questions Contact Customer Service Web Email iHomeclean com Phone 877 370 4580 ...

Page 5: ...ndle 8 Clean Water Tank 9 Carry Handle 10 Washable HEPA Filter 11 Rechargeable Battery non removable 12 Dirty Water Tank 13 Wheel 14 Brush Guard Release 15 Charge Clean Base Station 16 Charging Contacts 17 Accessory Storage 18 Cleaning Brush 19 Strainer 20 DC Power Jack 21 Roller Brush 22 Rubber Wiper 23 Carry Handle 24 Charging Contacts 25 Power Adapter 17 16 18 19 20 21 22 25 23 24 ...

Page 6: ...6 DIGITAL DISPLAY Max Suction Mode Eco Suction Mode Clean Water Tank Empty Battery Low Dirty Water Tank Full Spraying Water Voice Guidance On Off Self Cleaning Mode ...

Page 7: ...secure and not able to be removed 2 Install the Clean Water Tank as shown above Push the top of the tank toward the WetVac until you hear a click 3 Install the HEPA filter into the Dirty Water Tank cap 4 Install the Dirty Water Tank Cap into the Dirty Water tank 5 Install the Dirty Water Tank as shown above Push the top of the tank toward the WetVac until you hear a click 2 5 1 3 4 ...

Page 8: ... Station and place the vacuum onto the Base Station as shown above 3 When properly docked the digital display will show the current battery charge percentage 1 Slide the accessory storage part onto the Base Station as shown above NOTE Before first use the battery may require up to 5 hours to fully charge While charging vacuum enters standby mode Remove from charging to operate 1 3 1 2 ...

Page 9: ...he tank release and pulling the tank away from the vacuum as shown 2 Open the latch on the tank as shown above 3 Fill with tap water and then tightly close the tank latch as shown above Do not use water above 120 F 4 Tightly close the tank latch as shown above 5 Install the Clean Water Tank back into the main unit 3 4 5 ...

Page 10: ...LTS Use on hard surfaces such as tile and sealed hardwood floors Use on rough surface may impact wet suction performance Do not recline the vacuum more than shown in the image below Avoid over watering Avoid vacuuming foamed liquid as that may inadvertantly trigger the Dirty Tank Full sensor Do Not turn the vacuum upside down as dirty water may flow into the motor assembly and damage the appliance...

Page 11: ...e requires some water in the Clean Water Tank and some space in the Dirty Water Tank Self Cleaning can only be initiated while the vacuum is charging on the Base Station 1 2 3 1 Place the vacuum on the Base Station as shown above 2 Press the Self Clean button and wait for the cycle to complete around 1 minute Repeat as necessary 3 Empty and clean the Dirty Water Tank immediatley after the Self Cle...

Page 12: ...pouring through the Strainer tool to separate large debris Empty large debris into a trash bin 2 Thoroughly clean the Dirty Tank Use mild detergent if necessary Rinse all parts of the HEPA filter with water 3 Set aside the parts to dry completely before assembling back into the vacuum Allowing sufficient drying time will help avoid buildup and odors ...

Page 13: ...vacuum 4 Thoroughly clean the Roller Brush and Brush Guard Use a mild detergent if necessary Clean the crevices of the vacuum housing and main inlet with the cleaning tool provided 5 Re assemble in reverse order Align the tabs of the brush guard with the vacuum to properly as shown below Push down until the brush guard clicks into place Inspect the sides to ensure fitment is tight on both sides RO...

Page 14: ...ean and dry all parts before storage 2 The Roller Brush and HEPA filter can be stored in the accessory storage tray on the Base Station 1 NOTE The Dirty Water Tank must be cleaned and dried after every single cleaning The WETVAC must be stored in a dry and ventilated place without heat sources Please keep the WETVAC away from direct sunlight The battery should be fully charged every 3 months to pr...

Page 15: ...ter Clean and dry after each use Clean and dry after each use Clean after each use Clean after each use Replacement Never Never Every 3 6 Months Never Every 3 6 Months NOTE Above frequency is only for your reference The final cleaning replacement frequency should depend on the usage Questions Contact Customer Service Web Email iHomeclean com Phone 877 370 4580 ...

Page 16: ...t installed 3 The brush guard is not installed properly 1 The clean water volume is higher than snuffle valve 2 The clean water tank is not installed well 3 The cap is not closed tightly 1 Please re install the handle 2 Please check the battery capacity and fully charge it 1 Ensure adapter is plugged into functioning wall outlet 2 Ensure vacuum is properly docked LCD screen will light when docked ...

Page 17: ... not installed well 3 The sprayer hole s are clogged 1 The WETVAC isn t connected with power supply 2 The dirty water tank is full 3 Lack of water The voice function is switched off 1 Please fill up the clean water tank 2 Please re install the clean water tank 3 Remove the roller brush and clean any buildup from the small the small rubber tubes 1 Please check and connect the power supply well 2 Pl...

Page 18: ...re Error Allow product to rest 2 hours before trying Ensure product is not sitting in direct sunlight Charging Current Error Please ensure that the correct 27V power supply is being used Circuit Error Call Customer Support Repair or replacement may be required Floor brush movement restricted Ensure that the roller brush and roller brush housing is clean Install properly Self clean Error Allow batt...

Page 19: ...this warranty Replacement parts are available for purchase at www ihomeclean com 2 Any unit that has been tampered with or used for commercial purposes 3 Damage caused by misuse abuse negligent handling failure to perform regular maintenance i e not cleaning the filters or damage due to mishandling in transit 4 Consequential and incidental damages 5 Defects caused by repair persons not authorized ...

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