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After
using
stair/upholstery
nozzle
Disconnect
deep
cleaner
from
electrical
outlet.
Follow
the
instructions
for
"After
cleaning"
on
page
9.
Drain
suction
hose
by
turning
deep
Gleaner
on
and
holding
nozzle
up
for
several
minutes.
DO
not
press
trigger.
Disconnect
cleaner
from
electrical
outlet.
Disconnect
hose
and
solution
tube
from
deep
Gleaner.
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Drain
solution
tube
by
placing
round
end
in
sink,
and
raising
nozzle
above
your
head.
Press
the
trigger.
CONVERTER
CLIP
Occasionally,
debris
may
become
lodged
inside
of
the
hose
at
the
converter
end.
To
clean-out
the
hose,
lift
bottom
of
converter
clip
with
a screw
driver
and
remove
clip.
Remove
debris
as
shown.
SOLUTION
HOSE
Snap
clip
back
into
positon
making
sure
solution
hose
is not
pinched
and
moves
freely.
Replace
recovery
tank
front
panel.
Slide
panel
down
until
it
snaps
firmly
in place.
12 Stair/upholstery
nozzle -Cleaning
carpeted stairs
Read
"Before
you
begin
cleaning"
instructions
on page
8.
Attach
hose
and
solution
tube
as
instructed
on
page
11
Fill
clean
solution
tank
according
to
instructions
on
pages
6 and
7.
Use
5 ounces
of
HOOVER
Carpet/Upholstery
Detergent.
Hose
length
may
require
that
machine
be
placed
at
the
top
of
the
stairs
to
clean
upper
half
of
stairway
and
at
bottom
of
stairs
to
clean
lower
half.
To prevent machine from falling,
use extra caution when
cleaning on stairs.
Do not place deep cleaner on stairs.
Do not point
stair/upholstery
nozzle
at people
or pets.
Dry
hands
and
plug
deep
cleaner
into
a
properly
grounded
outlet.
Turn
deep
cleaner
ON.
Pre-spray
the
carpeted
stair
by
holding
the
nozzle
about
one
inch
above
the
carpet
and
push
the
wand
forward
while
pressing
the
solution
trigger
(equals
one
wet
stroke).
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Position
nozzle
against
the
riser
and
slightly
press
nozzle
into
carpet
pile.
Press
the
solution
trigger
and
pull
the
nozzle
slowly
over
the
carpet
(second
wet
stroke).
Release
the
trigger,
lift
nozzle,
and
position
it against
riser.
Pull
nozzle
slowly
over
carpet
without
pressing
trigger
(dry
stroke).
It is
best
to
alternate
wet
and
dry
strokes
as
described
above.
End
with
more
dry
strokes
to
aid
in faster
drying
of
carpet.
Overlap
strokes
by
one-half
inch
to
help
prevent
streaking.
To avoid
saturating
carpet,
do not use more
than
4 wet
strokes
over
any one area.
Always
end with
dry strokes.
If additional
cleaning
is necessary,
wait
until
the
carpet
is
completely
dry
before
using
the
nozzle
again.
When
finished
cleaning,
follow
"After
cleaning"
instructions
on
page
9 and
"After
using
stair/upholstery
nozzle"
instructions
on
page
12.
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