MAINTENANCE
86037500 PJ2A 03/04/08
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DAILY MAINTENANCE
1.
Vacuum unused cleaning solution from solution tank into recovery bucket.
2.
Flush two gallons of clean water through pumping system of extractor, PILEJOGGER and hand tools. Twice
a month, flush a vinegar solution (one quart white vinegar to two gallons water) or browning prevent solution
(mixed as directed) through extractor and PILEJOGGER. This will minimize buildup of alkaline residue in the
system.
3.
Remove carpet lint from brush fibers and underside of brush housing. Flush out with water.
4.
Check for carpet lint buildup in vac shoe. Clean out and flush with water.
5.
If spray jets become clogged, remove from manifold, wash and blow-dry to remove obstruction. Do not use
pins, wires, etc. to clean jets as this could destroy spray pattern.
6.
Apply silicone lubricant to quick-disconnect fittings.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
.
CAUSE SOLUTION
No power to brush
Dead electrical circuit
Check building circuit breaker or fuse box
Faulty switch
Replace
Faulty electrical cable
Replace
Brush motor speed
varies or doesn’t run
Faulty motor
Replace
Faulty switch
Replace
Loss of vacuum
Loose cuff on vac hose
Tighten cuffs (turn counterclockwise)
Vac chamber plugged
Wash out with hose. Pick lint out with wire.
Broken vac hose
Replace
Solution hose quick
disconnects hard to
insert
Corrosion on fittings
Clean fitting by soaking in vinegar solution, lubricate
lightly with silicon lube
Solution won’t shut off
Faulty solution valve
Repair or replace
Clogged spray jets
Corrosion
Clean with steel wool and vinegar solution; wipe dry
after each use.
Carpet not clean
Severe soil conditions
Make more than one pass at right angle to first pass.
Prespray.
Carpet too wet
Loss of vacuum
Check vac system for leaks
WIRING DIAGRAM