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4. How to Operate
IMPORTANT:
Do not use the Carpet Cleaner as a
dry vacuum.
NOTE:
Never leave unit unattended with power on.
Turn OFF when emptying and filling reservoir.
DO NOT
oversaturate carpet or upholstery.
IMPORTANT:
For best cleaning results, use steady,
moderate, forward and backward motion.
CHECK FOR COLOUR FASTNESS:
Before cleaning carpet/upholstery, test for colour
fastness. Dampen a white cloth with solution. Test a small
area somewhere discreet i.e. underneath a cushion. Gently
rub the cloth over the area. Check each colour for colour
bleeding. If the cloth remains clean, it should be safe to
clean the carpet/upholstery.
HELPFUL HINTS FOR CLEANING CARPET:
1. Do not oversaturate carpet with cleaning solution while
using the Carpet Cleaner.
2. For heavily soiled areas, additional applications may be
necessary.
3. Allow plenty of time to dry carpet thoroughly.
4. Wipe cleaning solution from woodwork and wood to
prevent any damage.
5. Try not to walk on carpet until it is completely dry.
6. After carpet is thoroughly dry, vacuum the carpet using
a cleaner with a revolving brushroll.
Carpet and upholstery Cleaning
Plug cord into electrical outlet.
Turn ON/OFF switch to the “ON” position.
Hold the tool approximately 1” above the stained surface.
Press the solution dispense trigger to apply cleaning
solution to the stained area.
NOTE:
Before using hand tool attachments, it is
necessary to prime the pump. Follow these steps
for optimal performance:
• Fill the clean water tank.
• Place hand tool attachment on floor.
• Depress the solution dispense button on hose for 10
seconds while the power is off.
• Repeat if necessary.
Gently scrub the stained area with the brush on the tool
until the stain is completely removed. Release the solution
dispense trigger and continue moving the tool over cleaned
area to remove as much liquid as possible.
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