Carpet Cleaning; Picking Up Spills; Cleaning Bare Floors; Clean Surge Button - Hoover SteamVac LS Owner's Manual

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To
clean
the
outside
of
the
machine,
wipe
off
dirt
with
a cloth
dampened
in
warm
water
and
rnild
detergent.
DO
not
use solvent
or petroleum
based
prod-
ucts to clean
the machine.
Read "Before
you begin cleaning"
instructions
on page
9.
1.
Fill
clean
solution
tank
(upper
tank)
with
HOOVER
Carpet/Upholstery
Detergent
according
to
instructions
for
Figs.
2-8
to
2-14.
2. Move speed
selector
to LO for gen-
tle cleaning
or HI for normal
cleaning.
3. Dry
hands
and
plug
cord
into
a
prop-
erly
grounded
outlet.
Do not clean
over floor
electrical
out-
lets.
4. To
avoid
walking
on
damp
carpet,
start
at
the
end
of the
room
farthest
from
the
door
or
path
to
sink
where
tanks
will
be
emptied
and
filled.
Step
on
handle
release
pedal
and
lower
handle
to
operating
position;
turn
deep
cleaner
ON.
5.
Squeeze
trigger
to
release
cleaning
solution
and
SlOWly
push
deep
cleaner
forward
(equals
one
wet
stroke).
6.
Continue
to
squeeze
trigger
and
slowly
pull
deep
cleaner
back
toward
you
(second
wet
stroke).
Release
trigger
and
slowly
push
deep
Gleaner
forward
over
area
just
sprayed
with
solution
(dry
stroke).
Then
slowly
pull
deep
cleaner
back
toward
you
without
squeezing
trig-
ger
(dry
stroke).
7.
Overlap
strokes
by
1 inch
to
help
pre-
vent
streaking.
Keep
nozzle
flat
on
floor
for
both
for-
ward
and
reverse
strokes.
8. For
heavily
soiled
areas,
use
Clean
Surge
TM
button
(see
following
section).
To avoid
saturating
carpet,
do not use
more
than
4 wet strokes
0ver
one
area. Always
end with
dry strokes.
It is
best
to
alternate
wet
and
dry
strokes
as
described
above.
For
best
Gleaning
results
and
to
aid
in
faster
drying
of
carpet,
end
with
more
dry
strokes.
(Continue
using
dry
strokes
until
little
water
is
visible
passing
through
the
recovery
tank
lid.)
Empty
recovery
tank
when
the
motor
sound
becomes
higher
pitched
and
there
is
a loss
in
suction
(see
"Automatic
shut-off",
Fig.
2-6)
When
finished
Gleaning,
follow
"After
cleaning"
instructions
on
pages
9-10.
Clean
Surge
TM
Button
The
'Clean
Surge'
button
can
be
used
to
dispense
extra
solution
when
cleaning
particularly
soiled
areas
of
carpet
or
spots.
To
use,
press
'Clean
Surge'
button
while
squeezing
solution
trigger.
For
normal
solution
spray,
release
button
and
contin-
ue
to
squeeze
solution
trigger.
How to attach
bare
floor
Your
deep
cleaner
may
also
be
used
to
pick up small
liquid
spills
(1 gallon
or
less,
never
to exceed
1/4 inch
in
depth)
on
carpet,
upholstery,
or
bare
floors.
1. For
best
results,
pick
up
spills
irnme-
diately
by
placing
the
stair/upholstery
nozzle
just
above
the
spill
and
suction
up
any
residue
on
top
of
the
carpet.
2.
If the
spill
remains,
place
either
the
stair/
upholstery
nozzle
or
floor
nozzle
with
brushes
turned
OFF
in
front
of
the
spill,
pull
the
nozzle
very
slowly
over
the
spill
initially
with
suction
only.
Repeat
with
spray
and
suction.
When picking up spills on bare floors,
use only the floor
nozzle with the bare
floor
attachment
in place and speed
selector
in the OFF position
(this will help
prevent
spreading
the
spill).
If a spot
is left,
the
stair/upholstery
nozzle
is
generally
more
effective
for
removing
it.
Although
no
Gleaning
solution
can
com-
pletely
remove
all spots,
they
can
be
treat-
ed
by
following
the
instructions
provided
by
the
manufacturer
of the
carpet,
uptlol-
stery,
or
bare
floor
surface
being
cleaned.
Do not use the deep cleaner
to pick up
flammable
or combustible
liquids
or
chemicals.
When
finished,
follow
"After
Gleaning"
instructions
on
pages
9-10.
attachment
Disconnect
deep
cleaner
from
electri-
cal outlet.
To
prevent
possible
leaking,
remove
clean
solution
tank
(Fig. 2-8)
and
recov-
ery
tank
(Fig.
2-15)
before
positioning
bare
floor
attachment.
Set
tanks
aside
(do
not
set
tank
on
furni-
t ure).
1. With
handle
in
upright
position,
tilt
cleaner
back
so
that
handle
rests
on
the
floor.
10
2.
With
foam
strip
(A)
(located
under
the
netting)
in
position
as
shown,
place
attachment
on
front
of
nozzle
(B).
Make
sure
arrow
on
end
of
attachment
points
in the
direction
as
shown.
3. Push
attachment
against
nozzle
while
rotating
attachment
downward
until
both
ends
snap
into
place.
(Note: Some force
may be required
to
rotate and snap attachment
into place.)

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