Hoover F5810 Manual - Page 3

Assemble stair/upholstery nozzle - carpet hose

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2 CORD HOOK With cord hook to back of carpet cleaning machine, push upper handle down onto lower handle. (Fig. 2). 3 6 TANK HANDLE Replace clean solution tank (upper tank) by positioning bottom first. Press on tank handle to snap top of tank into place (Fig. 6). 7 Push bolts into holes on front of handle (Fig. 3). If bolts will not go through hole easily handle is not pushed completely down. 4 Press cord into cord clip on back of handle. Pull cord tight. (Fig. 7) Assemble stair/upholstery nozzle (some models only) 8 Place nuts in recessed areas on back of handle. Hold each nut in place while tightening each bolt securely with a Phillips screw driver (Fig. 4). Only two nuts are needed on this model. The extra nut is not required but has been provided for your convenience. 5 NOZZLE Firmly push small end of solution tube onto nozzle as shown (Fig. 8) 9 SQUEEZE TRIGGER When handle sections are completely together, squeeze trigger on upper handle to snap trigger rod in place. (Fig. 5) Separate hose straps from each other. Beginning at nozzle end of hose, fit "solution" tube into groove of one of the loose straps. Stretch strap around "suction" hose about 3 inches from nozzle. Button strap (Fig. 9). Continued § Assembly 3

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Assembly
Continued
6
Replace clean solution tank (upper tank) by positioning bottom
first.
Press on tank handle to snap top of tank into place (Fig. 6).
TANK
HANDLE
7
Press cord into cord clip on back of handle.
Assemble stair/upholstery nozzle
Firmly push small end of solution tube onto nozzle as shown
(Fig. 8)
Pull cord tight. (Fig. 7)
(some models only)
8
9
Separate hose straps from each other.
Beginning at nozzle end of hose,
fit “solution” tube into
groove of one of the loose straps.
Stretch strap around
“suction” hose about 3 inches from nozzle.
Button strap
(Fig. 9).
With cord hook to back of carpet cleaning ma-
chine, push upper handle down onto lower handle.
(Fig. 2).
2
CORD
HOOK
3
Push
bolts
into holes on
front of handle
(Fig. 3).
If bolts will not go through hole easily handle is not pushed
completely down.
4
Place
nuts
in recessed areas on
back of handle.
Hold each
nut in place while tightening each bolt securely with a Phillips
screw driver (Fig. 4).
Only two nuts are needed on this model.
The extra nut is not
required but has been provided for your convenience.
5
When handle sections are completely together, squeeze
trigger on upper handle to snap trigger rod in place. (Fig. 5)
SQUEEZE
TRIGGER
NOZZLE