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ImPoRTANT: be sure to use bISSell Hard
floor Solution when cleaning sealed hard
floor surfaces.
4. Place solution tank back in the machine.
5. Attach Microfiber mop pad to quick dry
hard floor tool by attaching ends to Velcro
strips on top of tool.
6. Attach quick dry hard floor tool to end
of the wand.
7. Plug into a proper electrical socket and
push heater, power and wet clean buttons on.
8. Place tool directly on the hard floor
surface, resting on the pad.
9. Press spray trigger to moisten mop pad
with cleaning solution.
Caution: Do not oversaturate.
10. Move tool back and forth across floor;
using solution, brushes and mop pad to
clean. Press spray trigger as needed.
11. With the spray trigger released, tilt the
tool forward and pull back across cleaned
floor to remove any residual water. This will
create the best suction and will help get the
hard floor surface as dry as possible.
12. Continue to clean entire floor.
13. When finished, be sure to remove
Microfiber mop pad and clean by hand
or machine wash as needed. Allow to
dry completely before next use.
14. Refer to section D for machine care
instructions.
D
Care,
Maintenance & Storage
d-1 machine care
1. Push heater, power and wet clean buttons
off. Unplug machine.
2. Open Quick Release™ hose door and
remove collection tank by lifting straight up
using tank handle.
3. Remove top lid from collection tank, rinse
and air dry.
4. empty dirty water into a sink, toilet or out-
side by pouring dirt water out from corner of
tank. Rinse inside of collection tank.
5. Remove mode selector by turning to
"ReMOVe" and pulling straight out.
6. Once model selector is removed, remove
water filtration tower by lifting up and rotat-
ing clockwise so front of tower is facing side
of collection tank. Then pull up and out
of collection tank.
*The filter media, not the vacuum as a whole,
complies with the IEST-RP-CC001.5 HEPA standard.
7. Rinse collection tank, mode selector and
water filtration tower. Allow to air dry com-
pletely before replacing water filtration tower
and mode selector back into collection tank.
a. To replace filtration tower back
into collection tank, drop into top of
collection tank and rotate counterclock-
wise so front of tower is facing front of
collection tank. be sure to align with
tabs in bottom of collection tank.
b. Once water filtration tower is
replaced, replace mode selector by
inserting back into front of machine.
Make sure mode selector is in
"ReMOVe" position when inserting back
into machine. Turn either clockwise to
"FilTeR VAC" or counterclockwise to
"WeT CleAN" to lock back in place.
8. For wet cleaning, remove all tools that
were used and rinse with clean tap water.
Allow to dry completely before storing.
9. Remove hose, taking care to keep both
ends up to avoid spilling. empty out
any remaining water and rinse clean with
clean tap water. Allow to dry completely
before storing or placing back on machine.
d-2 maintenance
1. Pre-motor filter: Remove from top lid by
pulling tab away from separator and pull-
ing straight out. inspect foam filter. if dirty,
rinse with clean tap water and allow to dry
completely before replacing back into sepa-
rator. To attach separator back onto to top
lid, line up "T" pieces under shallow grooves
on top lid and push together until tab clicks
together.
2. HePA Media filter*: Remove filter door by
pressing down on latch and pulling down.
Once filter door is open, place one hand on
each side of filter and pull it out of machine.
if dirty, replace with new filter or rinse under
clean tap water and allow to dry completely
before replacing back into machine. be sure
filter door is fully closed and latched prior to
operating machine.
d-3 machine storage
Water and cleaning formula can be left
in solution tank for next use.
1. Wrap power cable around cable wrap
on back of the machine.
2. store unit in a protected, dry area, at
room temperature (4° to 43° C).
WARNING
to reduce the risk of fire and
electric shock, always install float
before any wet pick-up operation.
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