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2-21
2-22
Position bottom of tank onto cleaner and
pivot tank to snap it into place.
Recovery tank
(lower tank)
The recovery tank holds the dirty solu-
tion that is picked up from the surface
being cleaned.
When the recovery tank is full, the auto-
matic shut-off will engage, suction will
stop (see page 7), and the tank must be
emptied.
How to empty
Turn deep cleaner off and unplug
from electrical outlet.
To prevent possible leaking, remove
clean water tank (Fig. 2-10) by pressing
down on tank handle and pulling for-
ward; set tank aside (do not set tank
on furniture).
Step on handle release pedal (Fig. 2-3)
and lower handle until it rests on the
floor.
Turn recovery tank latches (G) outward
(one on each side of tank).
Raise handle (H) straight up and lift tank
off cleaner.
Carry tank to sink or drain.
G
H
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2-16
2-17
Position bottom of tank onto cleaner
using one hand on each side of the tank
to center it on the unit.
NOTE: the tank pivots towards the back
of the unit.
Push the top of the tank and tank
handle while supporting the back of the
unit with your other hand.
2-18
Push up on the handle once the tank is
back to latch it to the unit.
2-19
2-20
Check tank to make sure it is securely
latched.
NOTE: There may be a small amount of
water (indicated by arrows) on the base
when the tank is removed from the unit.
This is a normal condition.
2-23
Lower handle toward back of tank to
unlock lid. Lift lid off tank.
Empty tank and reposition lid.
For full suction, it is important that
the recovery tank lid is properly
secured before cleaning.
Raise tank handle to carrying position
and place it onto deep cleaner. Lower
handle to front of tank.
Turn latches (one on each side of tank)
inward to lock tank in place.
Raise handle of deep cleaner to upright
position and reposition upper clean
water tank.