Hoover F6207-900 Owners Manual - Page 12

Maintenance

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6. Maintenance Unplug the carpet cleaner frmn electrical outlet before servicing, Clean the Nozzle p Remove solution and recovery tanks to prevent possible leaks. _i k . 2,. l..if'tup on top of' nozzle {A)and slide off cleaner, Fig_ 6,t 3, Wipe debris off nozzle and front of cleaner with a damp cloth° p Tilt cleaner back, raising front of cleaner off floor. Slide nozzle (B] up from bottom of cleaner, Fig, 6.2 5, P_'ess on upper portion of nozzle to snap in place., A" L Clean the Brushes ['_, Remove solution and recovery tanks to prevent possible leaks. Z Tilt cleaner back so handle rests on the floor, -3o Pull brush assembly firmly to remove, Fig,,6,3 4, Rinse brushes under running water, brushes slightly to align square post (E) with square hote (F) in cleaner. _, AFilgig. n6,p4osts (Q on brush assembly with slots (D) in cleaner. Turn 6. Press brush assembly firmly and snap in place_ Clean the Brush Filter 1. Remove solution and recovery tanks to prevent possible leaks. Tilt cleaner back so handle rests on the floor: 3., Squeeze Filter Frame (G) and pull it out until it stops. Fig, 6°5 4. Wipe debris off filter. 5, Slide filter back into place, Storing Your Carpet Cleaner Empty solution tank and rinse thoroughly., 2. Place empty solution tank on carpet cleaner, Turn carpet cleaner ON. Squeeze trigger and push carpet cleaner forward and back several times, This will clear any solution remaining inside the cleaner, 7. Empty recovery tank, rinse thoroughly and let air dry. 4o Allow brashes and underside of carpet cleaner to air dr_ thoroughly before storing carpet cleaner on a carpeted or wood surface. Lubrication The motor is equipped with bearings which contain sufficient lubrication for the life of the motor, The addition of lubricant could cause damage. Do not add lubricant to motor bearings,, DF E 6 12

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6. Maintenance
Unplug
the carpet
cleaner
frmn
electrical
outlet
before
servicing,
Clean
p
2,.
3,
p
5,
the
Nozzle
Remove solution
and recovery
tanks
to prevent
possible
leaks.
l..if'tup on top of' nozzle
{A)and slide off cleaner, Fig_ 6,t
Wipe debris off nozzle
and
front
of cleaner
with a damp
cloth°
Tilt cleaner
back, raising
front of cleaner
off floor. Slide nozzle (B] up
from
bottom
of
cleaner,
Fig, 6.2
P_'ess on upper portion
of
nozzle
to snap
in place.,
Clean
the
Brushes
['_,
Remove solution
and recovery
tanks
to prevent
possible
leaks.
Z
Tilt cleaner back so handle rests
on
the floor,
-3o
Pull brush
assembly
firmly
to
remove,
Fig,,
6,3
4,
Rinse brushes
under
running
water,
_,
Align posts
(Q on brush
assembly
with slots (D) in cleaner. Turn
brushes
slightly
to align square
post (E) with
square hote (F) in cleaner.
Fig. 6,4
6.
Press brush
assembly
firmly and snap in place_
Clean
1.
3.,
4.
5,
the
Brush Filter
Remove solution
and recovery
tanks
to
prevent
possible
leaks.
Tilt cleaner
back so handle
rests on the floor:
Squeeze
Filter Frame (G) and pull it out until it stops. Fig, 6°5
Wipe debris off filter.
Slide filter back
into place,
Storing
2.
7.
4o
Your
Carpet Cleaner
Empty solution tank and rinse thoroughly.,
Place empty
solution
tank on carpet
cleaner,
Turn carpet
cleaner
ON.
Squeeze
trigger
and push carpet
cleaner
forward and back several
times,
This will clear any solution
remaining
inside the cleaner,
Empty
recovery
tank, rinse thoroughly
and let air dry.
Allow brashes
and
underside
of carpet
cleaner
to air dr_
thoroughly
before
storing
carpet
cleaner
on a carpeted
or wood
surface.
_i
k
.
A"
L
E
DF
6
Lubrication
The motor is equipped
with bearings
which contain
sufficient
lubrication
for the life of the motor, The addition
of lubricant
could cause
damage.
Do not add lubricant
to motor
bearings,,
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