When To Empty Recovery Tank; To Empty Recovery Tank - Kenmore 175.869039 Owner's Manual

WHEN TO EMPTY RECOVERYTANK
See Figure 9
During normal operation, your cleaner may stop recovering
solution from your carpel When this occurs there are three
check points to alert you:
1. An increase in motor noise.
2. No solution visibly being recovered by the floor nozzle.
3. No air coming from the exhaust port of your cleaner.
When this occurs:
1. The Recovery Tank is full and the Float Valve in the
Recovery Tank has been activated. The Recovery Tank
should be emptied.
-- or
2. The Recovery Tank has foam in the Tank and the Float
Valve has been activated.
NOTE: If cleaner is accidently turned over while in operation,
the float may activate and shut off the suction. If this occurs,
set the cleaner upright. Turn Power Switch "OFF' and let
motor come to a complete stop. Then turn switch back on and
continue cleaning.
TO EMPTYRECOVERY TANK
See Figure I0
1. Turn Power Switch "OFF" and Disconnect Power Cord
from Electrical Outlet.
2. Disconnect Short Cord located between Solution Tank
and Recovery Tank.
3. Disconnect Vacuum Hose by depressing the Lock Button
and remove.
4. Twist Solution Tube Quick DisconnectNut counterclock-
wise; lift and remove from Quick Disconnect Valve (See
DETAIL "A" ).
5. Lift Latches on Power Head.
6. Lift power Head, by Handle, and remove from Recovery
Tank.
7. Rotate Metal Latch on the Solution Tank and lift Recovery
Tank from the Solution Tank.
8. Empty Recovery Tank.
9. Reassemble cleaner and resume cleaning. NOTE: Power
Head is designed to go on in only one position. Make sure
the word "VACUUM" on the Power Head is lined up
directly over the Hose Inlet on Recovery Tank as shown in
Fig. 10 or Power Head will not seal to unit properly.
W
EXHAUST
PORT
RECOVERY
TANK
LOCK BUTTON
VACUUM
HOSE
QUICK
DISCONNECT
VALVE
RECOVERY
TANK
DETAIL "A"
SOLUTION
TUBING
POWER HEAD
HANDLE
ALIGN
OVER
HOSE
INLET
SHORT
LATCH
SOLUTION
TANK