KENT C-4 Manuel utilisateur

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

BEFORE YOU USE YOUR OWNER’S MANUAL, PLEASE READ

THIS INTRODUCTION ALL THE WAY THROUGH.

WHEN THE MACHINE IS DELIVERED:

BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE:

WARRANTY:

THIS MACHINE IS FOR COMMERCIAL USE.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be

followed, including the following:

READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING MODEL C-4.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING – TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRICAL SHOCK, PERSONAL INJURY OR

DAMAGE TO MODEL C-4:

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

FOR CUSTOMERS IN CANADA:

CAUTION!

CARPET CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

SECTION A: PREPARING CARPET

1. Vacuum carpet with your vacuum cleaner, NOT the C-4 extractor. 2. Pre-treat spotted and heavily soiled areas of carpet.

SECTION B: PREPARING THE MACHINE

1. Pull Bucket Handle outward, lift the Lid and remove Bucket. 2. Fill Bucket with hot tap water to the 2.5 or 3.5 gallon fill line. Add 2

oz. (60 mL) of cleaner per gallon of water. 3. IMPORTANT: Pour Bucket contents into the Solution Tank.4. Return Bucket, Lid and

Handle.

B1 B2 B3 B4

WARNING!: Do not use bleach or dye in this machine. User will be liable for all damage done to machine, carpets and upholstery.

SECTION C: CLEANING CARPET

1. Adjust Handle to desired height using Black “T” Handle. 2. Make sure all Switches are off. Plug machine in. 3. Tilt the machine

back and move to start position. 4. Turn ON the Suction Switch. IMPORTANT: Hand Tool Switch must be OFF during carpet

cleaning! 5. Squeeze Spray/Brush Trigger as you pull the machine backwards.

C1 C2 C3 C4

TIP: Strokes should be at a slow, steady pace, five feet long with a two-inch overlap. Release Spray/Brush Trigger four inches before

end of stroke. Heavily soiled areas may require a second cleaning at a right angle to the first cleaning.

IMPORTANT: After moving furniture on damp carpet, place foil under the legs IMMEDIATELY to avoid carpet staining.

C6 C7

IMPORTANT: If foam is in the

left Lid Tube, add 2 ounces (60

mL) of Anti-Foam to the

Bucket. Or, empty Bucket

contents and replace without

refilling the machine.

6. As you clean, dirty solution

passes through the right Lid

Tube. When extraction

ceases, machine is empty. 7.

Turn OFF Switches. Discard

dirty water. Rinse Bucket.

Refill according to instructions.

SECTION D: CLEANING STAIRS

Hand Tool HAND TOOL HOOK UP

IMPORTANT:

Make sure it is empty of all solution! EMPTYING UNUSED

SOLUTION

Suction Hand Tool Switches Hand Tool Trigger

UPHOLSTERY CLEANING

SECTION E: TESTING COLOR FASTNESS & FILLING THE MACHINE

your vacuum, NOT the C-4 extractor

IMPORTANT: Bucket Solution Tank

SECTION F: HAND TOOL HOOK UP

Switches Gray

Black Cuffs Gray

Hand Tool Cuff Gray Machine Cuff

Solution Hose

Coupler brass fixture

Solution Hose Coupler

Coupler Sleeve

Coupler Hose

Solution Hose

SECTION G: CLEANING UPHOLSTERY

Suction Hand Tool Switches

Trigger

TIP:

EMPTYING UNUSED SOLUTION

Drain WARNING: DO NOT USE TO CLEAN HAITIAN COTTON!!

AFTER EACH USE

Lid

Solution Tank

Bucket

Vac Nozzle

Brush

Brush Chamber

MACHINE OPERATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM: LOSS OF ELECTRICAL POWER

PROBLEM: LOSS OF VACUUM / LITTLE OR NO SUCTION

PROBLEM: LACK OF WATER PRESSURE

PROBLEM: NO BRUSH MOVEMENT

KENT INVESTMENT CORPORATION LIMITED WARRANTY

EXCEPTION:

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SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Vacuum motor is running with little or

no vacuum to floor nozzle or hand

tool nozzle.

1. Lid is not secure. 1. Secure Lid (7LID) with Bucket

Handle (10086).

2. Defective or missing Lid Gasket. 2. Replace Gasket. (C4 :10081) /

(C4-A :10232)

3. Accessory hoses at back of the

machine are not connected.

3. Connect Black (10070) and Gray

(10075) Hose Cuffs.

4. Debris blockage on

Screen or Sight Tubes .

4. Clean Filter Screen (10079), and

Sight Tubes (10177 / 10078).

5. Blockage in Vacuum Hose or

Vacuum Nozzle.

NOTE: If Vacuum Nozzle plugs

repeatedly the Vacuum Hose

(10256) may be over threaded into

the Vacuum Nozzle. Remove

Vacuum Hose and rethread into

Vacuum Nozzle without over

threading.

5. First check vacuum at the

accessory hook up at back of unit. If

there is good suction at Gray Cuff

(10075) then the block is between

the Black Cuff (10070) and floor

Vacuum Nozzle or Hand Tool

Nozzle . Clean Nozzle using lint

hook. Clean Vacuum Hose using

water, compressed air or a hand held

pipe snake. NOTE: Vacuum Nozzle

should be cleaned with a lint hook

regularly. If suction is poor at Gray

Cuff , the block is between the Cuff

and Lid or Lid and Duct (10073) .

6. Loose Vacuum Cuffs . 6. Tighten Vacuum Cuffs . Check if

threads are sealed with silicone.

NOTE: DO NOT over tighten. This

may cause Vacuum Hose to partially

block Vacuum Cuff , catching debris

and blocking vacuum. ALSO: Wipe

off any excess silicone squeezed into

hose.

7. Hole in Vacuum Hose . 7. If small, patch. If large, replace

Vacuum Hose .

8. Damaged or missing Front

(10031) / Rear (10002) Nozzle Clips.

8. Replace Nozzle Clips . (See

Repair Manual: Replacing Front /

Rear Nozzle Clips).

VACUUM SYSTEM

Lid Filter

NOITULOSESUACELBISSOPMOTPMYS

Excessive Vacuum Motor noise. 1. Worn Vacuum Motor bearings

and / or fan blades.

1. Replace Vacuum Motor. (18007)

(See Repair Manual: Removing

Vacuum and Brush Assembly, and

Replacing Vacuum Motor.)

Burnt motor smell from clean air

exhaust.

1. Worn Vacuum Motor brushes.

NOTE: Excessive sparking may also

occur.

1. Replace Vacuum Motor (18007).

(See Repair Manual: Removing

Vacuum and Brush Assembly, and

Replacing Vacuum Motor.)

All switches are ON, ONLY Vacuum

Motor does not run.

1. Defective Vacuum Motor. 1. TEST: Test Vacuum Motor

(18007) using Vacuum / Brush Motor

Test Cable (7202) . If motor runs,

there is a problem with the electrical

system. NOTE: If motor does not

work, replace Vacuum Motor

(18007). (See Repair Manual:

Removing Vacuum and Brush

Assembly, and Replacing Vacuum

Motor.)

2. Defective Switch . 2. Replace Switch (10108) .

3. Terminals not connected or

defective.

3. Re-connect or replace Terminals .

Dirty liquid is being discharged

through the Vacuum Motor Exhaust

Tube (C4:10101 / C4-A: 10608).

1. The cleaning solution was not

poured from the Bucket into the

Solution Tank .

1. Pour the cleaning solution from the

Bucket into the Solution Tank .

NOTE: The solution is being sucked

into the Vacuum Motor and then

blowing out the Exhaust Tube.

2. Foam is building up in the Bucket . 2. Empty Bucket without refilling the

Solution Tank . If available, add Anti

Foam to the emptied Bucket .

CLEAN UP Step 1: Sit the Bucket

aside. Move the machine to concrete

surface, such as the garage. Leave

the Lid up. Run the Vacuum Motor

only for 1 minute to blow out any

remaining liquid.

3. Too much liquid was added to the

Solution Tank .

3. Empty Bucket without refilling the

Solution Tank . Do not exceed top Fill

Line of Bucket . Add less water to the

Solution Tank during next cleaning

cycle.

Step 2: Clean the discharged dirty

liquid from carpet immediately !Spot

Remover or 7 in 1 may be needed.

ALSO: Using the Hand Tool may lift

spot better.

VACUUM SYSTEM CONTINUED

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Pump (18006) running (quietly or

weak), with no or very little pressure

to floor or hand tool spray tips.

1. Defective Diode. NOTE: The

Diode controls which direction the

piston pumps. If the Diode is

defective, even a new Pump will not

work.

1. TEST: Test the Pump using the

Pump Motor Test Cable (7201). If

the Pump runs normally, replace the

Diode Assembly (10409). The

Diode Assembly is the Black Wire

conected to the Pump and brown

wire next to the yellow wire on the

8 Wire Cable Assembly (18206).

NOTE: Use only the Pump Test

Cable (7201) to test the

Pump.

There is a Diode inline on this cable.

ALSO: Over time the test Diode

may need replacing.

Pump running at full strength, very

little or no pressure to floor or hand

tool spray tips.

1. Empty Solution Tank. Check if

cleaning solution is still in removable

Bucket . This is a most common

mistake. The solution must be

poured from the Bucket into the

Solution Tank.

1. Pour solution from the

Solution Tank .

2. Plug is not connected to the

Coupler .NOTE: Plug may only

appear to be connected to the

Coupler .

2. Pull down on the middle of the

Coupler (10037) sleeve, without

letting up on sleeve, insert the Plug

(10038) . Release the coupler

sleeve. The sleeve must snap back

into position. Give the hose a tug to

ensure connection.

3. Clogged Pump Filter. 3. Clean the Pump Filter (10044).

Filter is threaded to the 45D Brass

Elbow (18211) connecting the Pump

to the Solution Tank .NOTE:

Reinstall the and Filter

carefully to avoid cross threading the

Solution Tank .

4. Clogged Spray Tips. 4. Remove and clean Spray Tips

(10042) / (10050).

PUMP SYSTEM

Bucket

into the

Brass

45D Elbow

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