background image

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

PROBLEM 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

SOLUTION

No electrical power. 1. Defective power cord. 1. Replace.
 2. Circuit breaker off or 2. Turn circuit breaker
 

    fuse blown. 

    on or replace fuse.

 

 

    Unplug any equipment

 

 

    using the same circuit.

Switch is turned on. 1. Faulty electrical cable. 1. Repair or replace.
Intermittent power to  2. Defective switches. 2. Replace.
motor(s). 3. Loose terminal or dis- 3. Replace.
 

   colored terminal connections.

Electrical Shock 1. Equipment not 1. Locate grounded
 

   grounded. 

   outlet.

VACUUM SYSTEM

PROBLEM 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

SOLUTION

Vacuum motor on. 1. Drain hose open. 1. Close drain hose.
Little or no vacuum 

 

    Recovery tank lid must

on wand head. 

 

    be closed.

 2. Defective vacuum hose. 

2. Repair or replace.

 

    Kinks in vacuum hose. 

   hose. 

 

 

    

 

3. Vacuum disconnected. 

3. Open machine, connect  

 

 

   vacuum hose to  

 

 

   recovery tank.

Not enough vacuum 1. Damaged recovery 1. Replace.
power at the machine.      tank lid.
 2. Lint clogging ball - 

2. Remove screen. 

 

    type shutoff screen. 

   Clean out fibers and

 

 

   accumulated dirt.

 3. Vacuum hose connection 3. Check for leaks
 

    between stand pipe and 

   around clamps and cuffs 

 

    vacuum motor. 

   (tighten). Replace damaged

 

    

   hose(s).

 4. Vacuum motor 4. Check air flow by
 

    exhaust blocked. 

    removing hose from

 

 

    machine and feel the 

 

 

    exhaust under the 

 

 

    machine. Remove 

 

 

    obstruction. 

 

5. Cords not plugged into 

5. Relocate one cord to a  

 

    separate circuits 

    different room.

VACUUM SYSTEM

PROBLEM 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

SOLUTION

Motor running and no 1. Faulty vacuum motor. 1. Replace.
vacuum at all.
No exhaust from the 2. Water shutoff closed. 2. Clean water shutoff
blowport. 

 

    screen.

Premature closing of 1. Dirty or clogged shut- 1. Remove and clean
ball type shutoff. 

    off filter screen. 

    screen.

Ball type shutoff 2. Ball coated with 2. Remove and rinse
failing to release after      detergent or other 

    ball with clean water.

recovery tank is drained.     foreign material.
 2. Screen slightly out of 3. Bend screen by
 

    round. 

    squeezing slightly by

 

 

    hand until there is an 

 

 

    obvious space between  

 

 

    ball and inside of screen.

Foam/dirty solution 1. Foam from carpet by- 1. Use additional
coming out of vacuum      passing water shutoff. 

    defoamer.

exhaust port. 2. Elbow in vacuum tank 2. The elbow should be
 

    is not positioned 

    pointed directly at the

 

    correctly. 

    side wall of the tank

 

 

    away from the ball type

 

 

    shutoff.

SOLUTION SYSTEM

PROBLEM 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

SOLUTION

Pump motor on – 

1. Clogged or faulty 1. Check intake on 

no spray through jets.      solution control valve. 

    valve and remove lint 

 

 

    or other foreign  

 

 

    material.

 2. Clogged or faulty 2. Depress plunger on
 

    quick disconnect on 

    solution hose against

 

    housing. 

    inside wall of solution

 

 

    tank. If solution is flow-

 

 

    ing at this point, the 

 

 

    system is O.K. If no

 

  

    solution flows, check the

 

 

    quick disconnect for lint 

 

 

    and other foreign matter.

 3. Clogged jets 

3. Clean jets on wand or tool.

PROBLEM 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

SOLUTION

Uneven spray from 1. Clogged strainer in 1. Unscrew strainer
jet. Spray weak or 

    solution tank. 

    and remove lint and 

uneven. 

 

    any other foreign  

 

 

    material from screen.

 2. Clogged jet. 2. Remove and clean.
Leaking or stuck 1. Foreign material in 1. Remove brass hex
solution valve. 

    valve. 

    plug, clean valve and

 

 

    replace.

 2. Loose brass hex nut. 2. Reseal hex and plug.
 3. Valve worn or seals 3. Replace worn parts
 

    worn. 

    with solution valve

 

 

    repair kit.

Pump motor 1. Loose wiring 

1. Tighten wiring

not working. 

2. Defective pump 

2. Replace with new

 

    pressure switch 

    pressure switch assembly

 

3. Motor burnout 

3. Replace pump motor

Pump pressure low. 1. Clogged screens on. 1. Unscrew strainer 
 

 

    strainer in solution tank

 

 

    remove lint and any

 

 

    other foreign material

 

 

    from screen. 

 2. Defective rectifier or 2. Replace.
 

    motor. 

 

 

3. Pump not primed. 

3. Plug priming hose into  

 

 

  solution connection and 

 

 

  place end in solution tank.  

 

 

  Run pump for 4 minutes

Pump pressure varies. 1. Worn carbon brushes. 1. Replace brushes.
 2. Defective pump 2. Replace.
 

    pressure control switch.

t

roubLEshooting

https://harrissupplyind.com - To Order Parts Call 608-268-8080

Summary of Contents for PFX1080AW

Page 1: ...MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT Tacony Inc All rights reserved Save These Instructions Midsize Extractor Model PFX1080AW PFX1085EAW SERIES PFX1080AW Man 1 2016 h t t p s h a r r i s...

Page 2: ...plug or appliance with wet hands 6 DO NOT put any objects into openings DO NOT use with any opening blocked keep free of dust lint hair or anything that may reduce air flow 7 Keep hair loose clothing...

Page 3: ...use on a nominal 120 volt circuit and has a grounded plug that looks like the plug illustrated in Fig A WARNING Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in a risk of electri...

Page 4: ...Attach the hose system to the unit and to your carpet wand 5 Turn on the heater and the pump to the on position only pump on non heated models When the heater is on the orange indicator light on the...

Page 5: ...off See Fig A Safety Precautions These precautions are designed with the safety of the operator the equipment and others in mind and must be followed at all times to avoid serious personal harm and o...

Page 6: ...chemicals with abrasive additives voids the warranty 5 Do not use any replacement parts except those specified on the parts list Performance of the machine could be affected if substitutions are made...

Page 7: ...INC X8239 16 NUT KEP 1 4 20 7BF004 17 MEDIUM SIZE EXTRACTOR BASE X1050 120 18 SPACER CASTER 72783A ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 19 NUT 8 32 KEPS X8256 20 NUT 10 32 KEPS 7BF008 21 NUT PUSH 1 2 7GL002 22 NU...

Page 8: ...5 4 CLAMP DISCHARGE VALVE X9448 5 HINGE SOLUTION TANK LID X9450 6 LID SOLUTION TANK X9451 7 NUT 8 32 KEPS ZINC X8256 8 SCREW 6 X 1 2 PAN HD PHIL X8261 9 SCREW 8 32 X 1 2 PAN HD PHIL X8278 10 MID SIZE...

Page 9: ...GASKET DRAIN INNER 72679A 12 GASKET DRAIN OUTER 72680A 13 GASKET LID PX103G 14 GASKET SWITCH PLATE X9484 15 HANDLE X9453 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 16 LID SCREW IN PX103 17 NUT CAP 5 16 18 ZP 72148A 18...

Page 10: ...3 8M PX85 19 MEDIUM SIZE EXTRACTOR BASE X1050 120 20 SPACER CASTER 72783A 21 NUT 8 32 KEPS X8256 22 NUT 10 32 KEPS 7BF008 23 NUT PUSH 1 2 7GL002 24 NUT KEP 10 24 ZINC 7BF003 25 PLATE HEATER PUMP MID...

Page 11: ...BOW PC49 4 CLAMP DISCHARGE VALVE X9448 5 HINGE SOLUTION TANK X9450 6 LID SOLUTION TANK X9451 7 NUT 8 32 KEPS ZINC X8256 8 SCREW SHEET METAL 8 X 3 4 BLACK X8261 9 SCREW 8 32 X 1 2 MACHINE PH BLACK X827...

Page 12: ...11 GASKET DRAIN INNER 72679A 12 GASKET DRAIN OUTER 72680A 13 GASKET LID PX103G 14 GASKET SWITCH PLATE X9484 15 HANDLE X9453 ITEM DESCRIPTION PART NO 16 LID SCREW IN PX103 17 NUT CAP 5 16 18 ZP 72148A...

Page 13: ...n by round squeezing slightly by hand until there is an obvious space between ball and inside of screen Foam dirty solution 1 Foam from carpet by 1 Use additional coming out of vacuum passing water sh...

Page 14: ...om date of purchase on housings and frame 3 years on heater 1 year on pump 2 years on vac motor and parts and workmanship In case you as our customer meet any trouble with your machine contact your Po...

Reviews: