SET-UP AND OPERATION:
1. Before each use, inspect the machine, hoses,
and cleaning tool for cleanliness and
completeness, Ensure the spray nozzles on
the cleaning tool are tight and that the ball
float in the recovery tank is clean and
operational.
2. Close the clear, screw-on lid on the recovery
tank, and screw the cap onto the drain hose.
3. Turn off all the switches.
4. Plug the power cords into properly grounded
outlets. Do not connect both cords to the same
outlet. Green indicator light will illuminate
when on separate power circuits.
5. Fill the holding tank with clear water. NOTE: If
you choose to take advantage of the Auto
Dump and/or Auto Fill features on this
machine, follow steps 5A through 5E,
otherwise got to Step 6.
5A. Auto Dump – simply connect garden
hose on the Auto Dump garden hose to the
auto dump connector located on the upper
right corner of the recovery tank.
5B. Attach a garden hose to the Auto
Dump fitting. Place the open end of the
garden hose into a drain or toilet.
5C. Turn on the Auto Dump Pump switch
when you begin cleaning, and the auto
dump pump will turn on when the
recovery tank is nearly full and pump out
the recovered water. The pump will
automatically turn off when the tank has
emptied.
5D. Auto Fill - Connect the water source
to the stainless steel auto fill hose on the
front of the holding tank on the front of
the machine.
5E. Turn on the water at the source. The
solution tank will fill with water and when
it reaches capacity, a valve will shut off the
water flow. Once the water in the solution tank
has fallen, as you clean, the auto fill valve will
allow the water to begin flowing into the tank
again.
6. Connect the solution hose and the vacuum
hose to the machine and to the cleaning tool.
7. Turn on the pump and spray through the tool
for a few seconds to fill the lines with water.
8. Pre-spray the area to be cleaned with the
detergent of your choice.
NOTE: If you choose to add a detergent to the
solution tank, be sure to mix well, and always
follow the use & dilution instructions on the
chemical label. Use a chemical with a pH between
5 and 10 to reduce the likelihood of premature
wear to the pimp and other seals.
9. Spray through your cleaning tool as you adjust
the pressure regulator knob, on the front of
the machine, to achieve the desired spraying
pressure.
10. Turn on the vacuum motors.
11. Begin cleaning, following industry accepted
practices.
NOTE: Use defoamer any time foaming occurs in
the recovery tank to prevent damage to the motor
or other components.
NOTE: Foam will not lift the ball float.
12. When finished with the job, remove any
unused solution from the solution tank, and
run a few gallons of clean water through the
system. Drain the recovery tank by opening
the drain hose over a drain or a bucket.
Release any residual pressure from the
cleaning tool before disconnecting the hoses
from the cleaning tool.
