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WET SUCTION
• Remove the filter E from the tank I.
• Hook up the motor head A on the tank I and lock
it up with the two hooks G.
• Fix the flexible hose L into the suction inlet H.
• Fix, at the end of the flexible hose L, the exten-
sions M.
• Connect the accessories (O and O
1
).
• Plug the unit in.
• Turn on the illuminated ON-OFF switch C.
• Start the suction with 1 or 2 motors by pressing
the switch B.
INJECTION-EXTRACTION WASHING SYSTEM
• Preparation:
- Remove the filter E from the tank I.
- Pour detergent into the tank T
1
.
- Hook up the motor head A on the tank I and
lock it up with the two hooks G.
- Insert the water hoses (T
1
and T
2
) into the tank
T
- Fix the flexible hose L into the suction inlet H.
- Attach the end of the water hose U to the
quick-release connector located on the motor
unit A .
- Fix, at the end of the flexible hose L, the exten-
sions M.
- Secure the hoses (U
1
and U
2
) with the clips
provided.
- Fix in the most suitable accessor.
• Operation:
- Plug the unit in.
- Turn on the illuminated ON-OFF switch C.
- Press the lever on the tap and both the switch-
es F to select operation of 1 or 2 motors.
- Release the lever on the tap (the pumps will
automatically shut down).
- Use the switches F.
- Use the switches B to turn on the 1 or 2
pumps.
- To start cleaning, place the accessory on the
surface, press the lever on the tap, and pull it
toward you.
- When you’ve finished, turn off the switches F
and B and the master switch C.
- Use the lever on the tap to drain the residual
detergent.
If the detergent runs out, turn off the
switches F immediately to prevent damage to
vacuum operation is interrupted. Then switch off the
machine, disconnect the plug and empty the tank.
Regularly clean the water level limiting device (float)
and examine it for signs of damage.
•
If the machine overturns, it would be recommended
to release the trigger gun and then stud up the
machine.
•
If foam or liquid escape from the appliance, switch off
immediately.
•
The equipment should not be used to pick up
water from containers lavatories, tubs, etc.
•
Aggressive solvents or detergents should not be
used.
•
Service and repairs must be carried out by qualified
personnel only. Only use manufacturer original spare
parts for service repair.
•
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any
damage/injury caused to persons, animals or property
caused by misuse of the appliance, not in compliance
with manual instructions.
•
42 The machine must be always used on horizon-
tal bases.
•
43 Keep the machine on plane surfaces.
•
44 Do not use the machine without proper fil-
ters.
Before removing the motor unit A from the fil-
ter canister I, remove the hoses (T
1
and T
2
) and
release the latches G.
Do not pull on the water hoses that lead from
the motor unit A to the tank T.
USAGE
(see fig.
②③④)
DRY SUCTION
• Insert the filter E in the tank I.
• Hook up the motor head A on the tank I and lock
it up with the two hooks G.
• Fix the flexible hose L into the suction inlet H.
• Insert the extensions M into the end of the flex-
ible hose L and connect the most suitable acces-
sory.
• Plug the unit in.
• Turn on the illuminated ON-OFF switch C.
• Start the suction and choose 1 or 2 motors by
pressing the switches B.
Summary of Contents for SOLARIS ERIS 78
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Page 29: ...29 ON OFF ON OFF D F ON OFF G H I L O O1 T1 T2 U 0 3 m 5 212 0034 Optional IF IF I...
Page 30: ...30 42 43 44 T1 T2 G G L L C ON Off 1 2 G L L 1 C ON Off 1 2 1 G 1 2 L U L U1 U2 C ON Off F 1 2...
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