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Cleaning/replacing the TLR Power Roller
1.
Turn power switch to OFF ( O ) and unplug
the machine.
2.
Remove both tanks, detent the handle and
turn the machine on its back.
3.
Remove the 6 screws from the sole plate
using a Phillips head screwdriver, set 6
screws and sole plate aside.
4.
Turn the machine on its side so the cord side
is against the floor.
5.
Remove the 2 screws from the belt guard
and set aside
Note: These 2 screws are the same as the 6
sole plate screws).
Remove the top of the belt guard.
6.
Unhook the belt from the TLR PowerRoller
and slide the roller down through the hole
in the belt guard bottom. Slide the roller up
off the metal dowel (which is attached to the
swing arm).
7.
Clean the TLR PowerRoller by rinsing with
hot water and mild soap. Allow to dry before
replacing if desired.
8.
To replace, slide the TLR PowerRoller on to
the metal dowel with the taller cog at the
top. Push the taller cog of the roller back up
through the hole in the belt guard bottom
and re-attach the belt. Place the belt guard
top into position over the bottom half and
tighten together with 2 screws.
9.
Turn the machine on to its back and
attach the second swing arm. Be sure the
arm is properly in place both on the TLR
PowerRoller and in the base. Push the TLR
PowerRoller down so it is nested under the
nozzle.
10.
Re-attach the sole plate using the 6 screws.
Machine storage
Put the unit away in a closet or basement for
the next use. Store cleaner in a protected, dry
area. Since this product uses water, it must not
be stored where there is a danger of freezing.
Freezing will damage internal components and
void the warranty.
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aintenance and care
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6.
6a.
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