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Outer Threads
Figure 10: Inner and outer threads
of Standard Fitting
Figure 11: Unrolling hoses
Sink Fitting
Pressure Valve
(open)
Drain Valve
(open)
Figure 12: Hoses hooked to sink
Drain
Drain
Valve
Valve
(open)
(closed)
Figure 13: Hose valves (open and closed)
Inner Threads
Washer
Garden Hose
Swivel Nut
Pressure
Valve
(closed)
Pressure
Valve
(open)
are closed, the machine will not work .
F. Prespraying and spotting carpet
1. First unroll the prespray hose. Then
snap the hose quick connect into the
prespray plug (fig. 14).
2. When prespraying carpet, concentrate
prespray on the main traffic areas and
spots. Prespray spots heavily and work
in the chemical by rubbing the spot with
your foot. Rinse the spot thoroughly
(three to four passes) and make a final
dry pass. Once done prespraying, discon-
nect prespray hose from the machine, re-
lease the pressure from the hose with the
dial-a-mix sprayer, and place them in the
caddie (fig. 17). On heavily soiled carpet
it may be necessary to use a carpet rake to
agitate the dirtiest areas of the carpet.
3. With stubborn stains you may need
to boost your detergent. You can do this
with your spotter. Simply spray the stain
with your spotter, work in with your foot
and rinse thoroughly (three to four passes
followed by a final slow dry pass).
II. Extraction Procedures
A. Before You Begin- Before starting
your machine , familiarize yourself with
the control panel (fig 16). This panel
has four switches and an indicator light.
1. Vacuum switch: This toggle switch
turns your vacuum motor on and off. It
should remain ON during the entire ex-
traction process.
2. Defoamer Momentary Toggle
Switch: This switch will be used on
an "as needed" basis during the extrac-
tion process.
3. Jet Spray Switches: For your conve-
nience, there are two jet spray switches.
One is a toggle switch and the other is
a push button switch. Use the switch
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