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Storage and Freeze Protection
You must winterize your Carpet Extractor to protect the pump system from freezing and also damage being caused to fit
tings and valves. Damage due to freezing is not covered under the Warranty. Store your extractor in temperatures over 40 degrees
Fahrenheit. If you plan on storing your extractor in freezing conditions or for a long period of time, the following procedure should
help prevent your Carpet Extractor from freezing and prevent pump and seals from drying out.
Recommended Procedure for Storage
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In a separate container, mix 1/2-gallon of water with 1/2-gallon of RV Water System Antifreeze. Mix well and pour into the
solution tank.
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Connect the pressure hose to the female quick disconnect (QD) on the front of the machine. Insert an open-ended male QD
into the female QD on the end of the pressure hose.
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When primed, turn down the pressure to 100 PSI.
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Disconnect the open-ended QD and connect the solution hose to the male QD at the auto-fill/chemical feed connection.
CAUTION: applying high pressure (over 100 PSI) to the chemical feed system will damage the mechanism.
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With the chemical feed supply tube at the bottom of the solution tank, turn on the pump and allow to circulate for 10
minutes. Check to make sure the chemical supply tube is drawing the antifreeze solution. This will introduce antifreeze into
the chemical feed system.
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Disconnect the solution hose from the chemical feed and allow the system to bypass for 10 minutes. This will work antifreeze
into the pressure gauge.
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Attach and wands and hand tools that will also be stored with the Carpet Extractor. Open the valve for 30 seconds, directing
the spray to the solution tank. Disconnect the hose and with the valve open and the jets pointing down, depress the dimple
on the male QD. This will drain the solution out of the tool. Drain thoroughly before storing.
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Turn off the pump and disconnect all hoses and tools. Vacuum out the solution tank and thoroughly drain the recovery
tank and vacuum hose.
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To return to service, flush the pressure system by repeating the above steps, using fresh water in place of antifreeze.
Troubleshooting Guide
CAUTION: Always disconnect power cord before servicing.
WARNING: Repairs should only be performed by an authorized service center.
1. Vacuum Tank Full
2. Float Assembly Tank Screen Dirty
3. Float Ball Stuck
4. Damaged or Loose Vacuum Hose
5. Dump Valve Open
6. Access Lid not Sealed
7. Vacuum Hose Clogged
8. Air Intake Grid Clogged
9. Leak in Recovery Tank
10. Water Coming out of Vacuum Exhaust
1. Extension Cord not Plugged In
2. Switch not in the "On" Position
3. Building Circuit Overloaded
4. Wiring Connections Loose
Vacuum System
PROBLEM: No vacuum/Weak Vacuum
CAUSE
Electrical System
PROBLEM: Unit will not turn on
CAUSE
SOLUTION
1. Empty Tank
2. Clean the Screen with Water
3. Tap Float to Unstick then Clean
4. Attach or Replace
5. Close Valve
6. Replace Gasket
7. Clear Debris
8. Clean
9. Clean and Dry Area, Patch with Silicone
10. Use a Low Foaming Detergent
SOLUTION
1. Check if Machine and Cord are Plugged In
2. Check Switches, Replace if Necessary
3. Reset Circuit
4. Unplug Machine and Check for Loose Wires
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