WERTHEIM SE 9500 User Manual page 8

InStructIonS For uSE
Before You Begin cleaning (cont'd)
cArPEt clEAnInG (con'd)
5. Leaving the filled bottom of the tank on a flat surface, only manoeuvre the
top of the tank.
To attach the top part of the tank to the bottom, carefully hook the lip on
the top tank into the groove on the bottom tank.
6. Fasten tanks together by securing the latch in the back. Remember to
secure the tank latch in the back and test to make sure it is secure before
picking up the tank.
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7. Remove formula tank from back of machine.
8. Fill the formula tank by first unscrewing the cap and insert. Always use
genuine BISSELL formulas to maximize cleaning and for the safety of your
machine. Fill water up to "WATER" line and then fill up to "FORMULA" line
with BISSELL formula. Replace the cap and insert. Place formula tank back
into the slot in the back of the machine for
a snug fit.
9. Set Custom Clean dial. Simply choose one of the 4 settings (heavy traffic,
normal clean, light clean, or water rinse) and the SE9500 will adjust the
right amount of cleaning formula to mix with the heated water to fit your
cleaning need.
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FLOOR
FLOOR CLEANING
FLOOR Power
CLEANING Power Switch
CLEANING
Switch Heater Switch
Power
Power
Power Switch
Power Switch
Switch Switch Heater Switch Heater Switch
10. Set ReadyTools dial to the floor cleaning setting.
11. Plug into a proper outlet and turn the power and heater switches to
the on position.
Allow 1 minute for the built-in heater to warm-up before cleaning.
The SE9500 will be fully warmed and will provide optimal
performance after one minute of continuous heated cleaning.
12. Cleaning strokes. While pressing the spray trigger, make one slow
forward wet pass and another one back. Let the built-in heater,
formula, and DirtLifter PowerBrushes do the work for you.
cAutIon: Do not over-wet. Take care not to run over loose objects
or edges of area rugs.
Stalling brush may result in premature belt failure.
notE: Your machine is equipped with a circuit breaker that will
automatically shut off the brush if a large or loose object is caught in
the brush roll. If that happens, be sure to unplug your machine, remove
the foreign object, and then plug the machine back in to reset the
circuit breaker. Release the spray trigger and make one slow forward
and backward pass over the same area to remove any residual dirty
water and aid in drying. Repeat cleaning passes until solution being
pulled up appears clean. Continue passes without pressing the spray
trigger until you can't see any more water being pulled up.
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