Riling The Dean Solution Tank. 7-8 Emptying The Recovery Tank - Hoover SteamVac F5875900 Owner's Manual

_ Rotatetank cap counterclockwise
and lilt up to remove cap.
5 OUNCES/
Turn cap (A) upside downto serve
a measuringcup.
CAUTION: Detergents contain
Anionic and Nonloni¢ Surfactants.
Avoid contact with eyes and skin. In
case of contact with eyes, flush with
cold water for 15 minutes. In case of
contact with skin, wash with water. If
Irfltation persists, call a physician.
For Medical Information (U.S.) call
1-890-752-7889.
Using cap, measuredetergent following
the chart below.
For
stervC:arpet, carpeted stairs and uphol-
Fillcap tofiHrme(5 ounces)with HOOVER
Bare FloorCleaner*
notuseBareRootCleaneron carpetor
- . deepdea .
NOTE: Use only HOOVER detergents.
They are speciallyformulatedfor use
with your_3teamVac* deep cleaner.
*Available at additional costif notincluded
with yourmodel
For heavy traffic areas:
Pre-treat _t_ HOOVER PreCleaner Spray.
If you do n_ have access to the PreCleaner Spray, double the amount
of HOOVERuetergent (use 2 capfuls or 10 ounces per 1 gallon tank).
_'lf rubber ring (C) on cap has
become dislodged,repositionit
Pour detergent into tank. Fill tank
fill line (B) (1 gallon) with hot
tap water.
To assure properperformance,use only
HOOVER cleaning detergent.
with unevenside against ledge (D) as
shown.
_ eplace cap. Rotate cap clock-
wise until it locks In place. Cap
must be locked In place for proper
performance and to prevent leaking.
I
i
[_ Positionbottomof tankinto unit
and press on tank handleto snap
tank into place.
Recovery tank
(lower tank-)
The recoverytank holdsthe dirty solu-
tion that is pickedup from the carpet.
Whenthe recoverytank is full, the auto-
matic shut-offwill engage (see page 7)
and the tank mustbe emptied.
How to empty
Turn deep cleaner off and disconnect
from electrical outlet.
To preventpossibleleaking,remove
clean solutiontank (Fig.28) by pressing
down on tank handleand pullingfor-
ward; set tank aside (do not set tank
on furniture).
Step on handle release pedal (Fig. 20)
and lowerhandle untilit restson the
floor.