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FILLING TANK CLEANING SOLUTION
To fill the detergent tank, do the following:
1. Carry out the phases to secure the appliance (READ PARAGRAPH “SECURING THE APPLIANCE”).
2. Remove the suction head (1) using the handle above it, before removing the head loosen the
retaining hooks (2) located at the side of the collection shaft (3) (Fig. 1).
IMPORTANT: Before removing the suction cover, remember to unscrew the plug (4) in the
solution tank (Fig. 2).
3. Lay the suction head gently on the floor.
4. Fill with clean water at a temperature not exceeding 50 °c.
IMPORTANT:
The water must be filtered by impurities that may obstruct the draught filter.
5. Add the liquid detergent in the tank in the concentration and with the standards indicated on the label
by the detergent manufacturer.
PRUDENCE: CAUTION: These operations must be carried out using gloves to protect the hands.
WARNING: To safeguard the environment use a minimal amount of detergent.
ATTENZIONE: To avoid the formation of an excessive amount of foam that would damage the
suction motor Use the minimum percentage of detergent.
IMPORTANT: Always use detergents which indicate on the manufacturer’s label the indication of
use for injection-extraction equipment. Do not use acid, alkaline and solvent products that do not
have such indication. Do not use pure acids.
IMPORTANT: Always use a braked foam cleaner. To safely avoid foaming, before starting work,
introduce a minimum amount of anti-foaming liquid into the collection drum.
6. Close the CAP (4) of the detergent tank correctly, to avoid leakage of liquid during work.
IMPORTANT: Make sure that the detergent draught filter (5) is correctly positioned on the bottom
of the solution tank (Fig. 3).
7. Refit the suction head (1) above the collection frame (4), remember to fix it using the retaining hooks
(3).
PREPARING THE APPLIANCE
Before you start working you need to do the following:
1. Check that both the general switches (1) are switched off, otherwise take them to the “0” position
(Fig. 1).
2. Check that the plug (2) in the power supply cable (3) is disconnected from the socket (4) of the mains
supply, otherwise disconnect it (Fig. 2).
CAUTION: To prevent damage to the power cord, disconnect the mains plug from the mains
socket by pulling the plug directly instead of the cable.
3. Remove the suction head (5) by means of the handle above it, before removing the head loosen the
retaining hooks (7) Located on the side of the collection shaft (6) (Fig. 3).
IMPORANT: Before removing the suction cover, remember to unscrew the plug (8) in the solution
tank (Fig. 4).
Check that the fabric filter (9) has been removed (Fig. 5).
IMPORTANT: For wet use it is advisable to check that the inside of the collection frame is
emptied from any residual dust before use and it is advisable to remove the cloth filter.
4. Refit the suction head (5) above the collection frame (6), remember to fix it using the retaining hooks
(7).
5. Before use, check the regular status and service safety of the appliance with the working equipment,
especially the power cord and the extension cable. If the state is not perfect, the use of the appliance
is prohibited.
WORK
CLEANING THE SURFACES
To clean the surfaces, do the following:
1. Carry out all the instructions in the paragraph “Preparing the appliance”.
2. Connect the male Connector (1) of the detergent Solution Distribution Tube (2) to the female
connector (3) on the suction head (Fig. 1).
3. Insert the suction pipe (4) into the suction nozzle (5) in the collection shaft, before inserting the suction
pipe, press the button (6) to release the latch (Fig. 2).
4. Insert the plug (7) in the power supply cable (8) into the mains socket (9) (Fig. 3).
ATTENTION : Do not exceed the maximum network impedance allowed for the electrical
connection point (see Technical data). If you have any doubts about the network impedance on
the connection point, please contact your electric power supplier.
PRUDENCE: Do not plug the power cord into the mains socket with wet hands.
5. Switch on the appliance by turning the main switch (10) to the “I” position (Fig. 4).
6. Turn on the detergent solution pump by pressing the pump control switch (11) (Fig. 5).
PRUDENCE : The pump control switch (11) is working when the LED on the inside is turned on.
7. Start the work
IMPORTANT: To nebulize the detergent product, press the lever (11) in the accessory handle (Fig. 6).
IMPORTANT:
Before using the appliance, be sure on a hidden spot of the object to be cleaned of the
colour stability and water resistance.
IMPORTANT: If the type of work requires it activate also the second suction motor.
IMPORTANT: The machine is equipped with a mechanical device (float) placed under the suction cover
which, when the collection drum is full, closes the air passage to the suction motor, protecting, in this
case the sound of the suction motor It will be more gloomy. Drain the collection drum (SEE
PARAGRAPH “EMPTYING THE COLLECTION DRUM”).
If during work you notice that the suction power is reduced or the noise of the unit becomes stronger:
• Switch off the appliance, set the main switch (10) to the resting position (Fig. 4).
• Remove the plug (7) from the power supply cable (8) from the mains socket (9) (Fig. 3).
WARNING: To avoid damage to the mains socket, disconnect the plug from the mains socket by
pulling the plug directly instead of the power cord.
• Remove the suction head (12) using the handle above it, before removing the head loosen the
retaining hooks (13) located on the side of the collection shaft (14) (Fig. 7).
IMPORTANT: Before removing the suction cover, remember to unscrew the CAP (15) in the
solution tank (Fig. 8).
• Empty the collection drum (SEE PARAGRAPH “EMPTYING THE COLLECTION DRUM”).
IMPORTANT:
The place used for this operation must be in compliance with the rules in force for
the environment.
• If present, remove the optional Sponge filter (16) (Fig. 9) and clean it, wipe the mechanical float with
a damp cloth (17) (Fig. 10).
• When dry refit the sponge filter.
• Repeat the operations backwards to return to work.
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