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Emptying the Dirty Water Tank
Tilt the tank slightly toward
you. Grab the handle and
tank with both hands.
Pull Dirty Water Tank up
and away to remove.
Clean the red filter
below the Dirty Water
Tank by wiping off
any remaining dirt
or debris.
For quick empty:
Pull the Rubber Tab and
tilt to pour. When closing
the tab, make sure all
edges are sealed tight.
For final clean and
rinse:
Unscrew the ring
at the bottom of the
tank. Remove the Float
Stack and rinse and
clean. Once clean, put
float back in tank by
lining up the arrows so
they point at each other.
With arrows aligned, the
float should lock into
place. Return the ring
and twist to lock. Water
may leak if it’s not tight.
Did You Know?
The Float Stack is what
prevents your Dirty
Water Tank from
overflowing.
Angle the tank and
insert bottom first.
Then tilt the tank
toward the machine
and push the top in
until it clicks into place.
WARNING
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury, turn power OFF and
disconnect plug from electrical outlet before performing maintenance or troubleshooting.
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To release Dirty Water
Tank, press down on the
coloured tank handle.
Using the 3-in-1 Stair Tool
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FLAT
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CREVICE
Attach the 3-in-1 Tool to the cleaning hose.
This versatile 3-way tool sprays, scrubs and suctions
up dirt and stains from the outer curves, corner and
tread of stairs and upholstery. Twist the tool head to
desired setting to clean. The downward facing edge
is the active cleaning mode: (a) use the flat area to
clean top of stairs and upholsery, (b) use pointed
edge to clean inside crevices, (c) use indented area
to clean outer corners.
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