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4 ICE iE410
OPERATOR
OPERATING HINTS
1. Overlap cleaning path by approx. 2 inches
2. Work away from power outlet and power cable in order to avoid damage to the power
cable.
3. Continually check for foam buildup in recovery tank. Use a distributor recommended foam
control solution.
NOTE: Excessive foam buildup will not activate the float shut-off and may cause damage to
the vacuum motor.
4. Repeat extraction path on heavily soiled areas.
5. If brush stops spinning, there may be an obstruction in the brush. Unplug the power cable,
raise the brush off the floor and check for an obstruction. Check & reset the brush circuit
breaker located on the control housing.
6. When recover of the dirty solution ends, or the solution tank is empty, you must drain the
recovery tank. (see TANK DRAINING)
USE OF ACCESSORY TOOLS
NOTE: Prior to cleaning upholstery, be sure to read cleaning instructions provided by the
manufacturer.
1. Disconnect black vacuum hose off the back right side of the machine. Connect accessory
vacuum hose to area where the standard vacuum hose was removed.
2. Connect accessory solution hose to brass quick connect coupler located on the back of the
machine.
3. Connect accessory tool to solution and vacuum hoses.
4. Turn on vacuum / pump switch.
5. Operate accessory tools as needed.
6. When cleaning is completed, relieve water pressure from solution lines by turning off
vacuum / pump switch and then squeeze trigger for 4 seconds.
DRAINING TANKS
DRAINING SOLUTION TANK
1. To drain any remaining water from the solution tank,pull the solution tank level hose off the
hose fitting.
2. Drain dirty solution into floor drain.
3. Reattach the hose to the hose fitting.
DRAINING RECOVERY TANK
1. Turn off machine, unplug and remove power cable.
2. Unhook drain hose off the back of the machine and remove drain hose stopper.
3. Drain dirty solution into floor drain.
4. Replace drain hose stopper and reattach hose to back of machine.
NOTE: If foam develops in the recovery tank during vacuuming, use de-foamer chemical to
help eliminate the foam. Foam will not activate the float shut-off, and therefore, may cause
vacuum motor damage.