Emptying And Cleaning The Dirty Water Tank - Dirt Devil featherlite Carpet Shampooer Operating, And Servicing Instructions

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Your Featherlitem Carpet Shampooer is equipped with a shut off valve within your dirty water tank. When the dirty
water tank becomes full, the blue float (viewed from top of tank) will rise, shutting off the air flow thru the nozzle.
NOTE: The float in your Featherlit@ Carpet Shampooeris the blue piece in the d i m water tank lid, and will shutoff the suc-
tion when the d i m water tank is full. For best results, use smooth, steady motion keeping the nozzle flat against the car-
peting. Tipping the cleaner and breaking the seal of the n o l e and t i n g will cause the float to rise and shut off the suc-
tion. Once the float is activated, empty the dirty water tank. If the d i m water tank does not appear full, turn the power
switch off and wait for the float to settle and reset If the float repeatedly shut. off the suction, empty the d i m water tank.
For best results, use only Dirt DeviP Carpet & Rug Shampoo. Gther Solutions may generate excessive foam which will
cause the float to rise prematurely and shut off the suction. Use two capfuls (4 ounces) of Dirt DeviP Carpet & Rug
Shampoo per 1 up of the clean water reservoir. A higher concentration of shampoo may cause excessive foaming.
NOTE: You will heara noticeable change in the pitch of the cleaner. This indicates a need to empty the d i m water tank.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY FROM MOVING PARTS - UNPLUG BEFORE SERVICING.
EMPTYING DIRTY WATER TANK
L
Grasp top of dirty water
tank handle and push latch
to release.
To empty dirty water tank,
grasp handle with one hand
and nozzle with the other
and
empty
into
sink.
Replace dirt water tank lid.
Grasp handle and pull tank
Remove dirty water tank lid.
out of base.
Rinse dirty water tank and
filter with hot tap water.
Wipe and let dry thoroughly
before storing to prevent
mildew
from
forming.
NOTE: Do not use any
chemicals when cleaning.

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