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OPERATION
4. Empty recovery tank every time water is added to
soluti
on tank.
5. After c
leaning, relieve water pressure from tool
before d
isconnecting hose. Squeeze trigger for
five s
econds after turning switches off.
MACHIN
E OPERATION-DRY CLEANING
PRE-OPERATION AND HEATIN
WARNING: Do not use OMS cleaning
solutions with a fla
sh point of less than 125° F.
Always set up each job with all of the following
condition
s satisfied (Figure 7).
1. Be certain both lids are
2. Always connect exhaust hose t
vent outdoors.
3. Always place
an air mover inside room being
cleaned and near machine to disperse vapo
4. Never press the red 2
Whenever heater comes on it will automatically
come on in the low 120° F setting regardless of
where it was set the last time it was used.
Confirm low heat range by observing green light
on.
3
5
5. Always wear a respirator.
Warning: Do not proceed to clean unless
all five conditions are met.
6. Turn on pump and be certain it is primed.
7. Turn on heater in the 120° F setting.
32506 (11-98)
G
in place.
o vacuum and
rs.
08° F heater button.
1
4
2
Fig. 7
CLE
ANING
1. Turn on vacuum (assuming pump and heater is
already
on).
2. Take up
holstery or drapery tool in hand and
squeeze valve trigger while
short fo
rward and backward strokes over the
fabric.
MACHINE
OPERATION – FLUSHING
Switching from
wet to dry or dry to wet cleaning
solutions may
cause a gel to form in the pump
and hoses if preca
ution in not taken. Follow the
steps below when
changing solutions.
1. Empty all s
olution from solution tank and wipe
dry.
2. Fill solutio
n tank with new fluid.
REMEMBER:
Oil and water do not mix!
3. Secure the
vacuum lid in place and plug the
vacuum inlet with your hand. Plug the far end of
the solution hose into the solution line purge
connector located on the side of the recovery
tank (Figure 8).
4. Turn on vacuum and pump for 45 seconds.
5. Remove the hose from the side of the recovery
tank and connect to cleaning tool.
moving the tool in
Fig. 8
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