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V. Unhooking Machine
1. Tilt machine to the right (figure 19)
to manually activate the discharge
pump to drain your recovery tank.
Do not try to pump your drain hose
dry; this may damage the impeller
inside your discharge pump.
2. Turn off hot water.
3. Close drain and pressure valves
(figure 9).
4. Unscrew pressure hose from sink
fitting. Open pressure valve to re-
lease any pressure, then shut it.
5. Unplug machine.
6. Remove sink fitting from faucet
and replace aerator.
7. Walk hose ends back towards ma-
chine.
8. Unsnap prespray hose and hang on
holster.
9. Roll hoses (figure 20). Always roll
your hoses in the same direction,
either clockwise or counter clock-
wise. If you do this, they will break
in nicely for you.
10. Secure hoses with bungee straps
(figure 21)
VI. Cleaning Machine
The complete cleaning of this
machine's filters, float switch recovery
tank, etc. becomes necessary after about
8–12 hours of hard use. The following
procedure is recommended. It takes
about 10–15 minutes.
1. Manually drain recovery tank by tilt-
ing machine to the right (figure 19).
2. Unplug electric cord.
3. Remove water filter by unscrew-
ing its garden hose swivel nut (fig-
ure 8, page 3). Lift up lint filter and
rinse off both the lint and primary
filters (figure 22).
Window Channel
Lint Filter
Primary Water Filter
Figure 22: Water filters
removed and separated
Middle
Brace
Figure 23: Air Filter Removed
Garden Hose
Swivel Nut
Water Filter
Drain Plug
Figure 24: View of inside of recovery tank
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Air Filter
Air Filter
Wing Nut
Nylon Washer
Thumb Nut
Float
Switch
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