Vax ALL TERRAIN V-125 Instruction Manual page 14

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B
Fig.6/7
Lift tool, and position it against riser. Pull tool slowly over
carpet without pressing trigger (dry stroke). Overlap
strokes by 1/2 inch to help prevent streaking.
It is best to alternate wet and dry strokes as described
above. End with more dry strokes to aid in faster drying
of carpet (Fig.6/8).
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B
Fig.6/8
NOTE: 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 tool again.
Empty recovery tank when the motor sound becomes
higher pitched and there is a loss in suction (see
"Automatic shut-off", Fig. 4/5).
When finished cleaning, follow "After cleaning"
instructions on page 10 and "After using tool" instructions
on page 14.
Cleaning Upholstery
Read "Before you begin cleaning" instructions on page 6.
Be sure to check the cleaning code on your upholstery.
Use your cleaner only on upholstery marked "W" or
"W/S".
Attach hose and solution tube as instructed.
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Place handle in upright position. Brushbar brushes will
not rotate while handle is in upright position.
Fill clean water tank according to instructions for Figs. 4/8
to 4/10.
Fill solution container with Vax Ultra Solution according
to instructions for Figs. 4/10 to 4/11.
Attach tool to end of hose.
Do not point tools toward people or pets.
Dry hands and plug cleaner into a properly grounded outlet.
Set Wash/Rinse switch to WASH. Turn cleaner ON
Gently press the tool onto the fabric. Press the trigger and
slowly pull the nozzle over the fabric.
Overlap strokes by 3cm to help prevent streaking.
Make additional strokes without pressing the trigger to
remove more moisture.
To clean in corners or creases, lift the tool 3cm from the
fabric and press the solution trigger.
Vacuum up the solution with the tool without pressing the
trigger (Fig. 6/9).
Fig.6/9
For heavily soiled areas, it may be necessary to repeat the
cleaning process. Make crisscrossing strokes to the original
pattern; overlap each pass (Fig. 6/10).
Fig.6/10