Vax Rapide Plus 5140 Manuel utilisateur

123

Putting your cleaner together

Stand the base in the upright

position. Assemble the mid section

onto the base, taking care not to

trap internal mains wire.

Insert the two nuts into the

recesses located on the left and

right sides of the base.

While holding the nuts in place,

insert the two medium length

screws through the front of the mid

section and tighten.

Slide the upper handle down onto

the unit. Insert the nut into the

recess in the back of the upper

handle. While holding the nut in

place, insert the long screw through

the front of the upper handle and

tighten.

Run the mains wire above the

upper cord hook and secure with

the cord clip.

Phillips screwdriver required

Parts checklist

aHandle

bClean solution reservoir latch

cClean solution reservoir

dDirty water tank latch

eDirty water tank handle

fRotating brush bar

gDirty water tank

hDirty water tank lid

qCord clip

rSolution release trigger

sUpholstery water supply plug

tUpholstery hose adaptor

uUpholstery hose

vUpholstery attachment

wUpholstery trigger

xTool caddy /storage

yWater supply socket

iBrush bar on/off switch

Vacuum on/off switch

kHandle screw

lPower cord

mCarrying handle

nQuick cord release

oHandle release pedal

pCord hook

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Tool caddy assembly

Align tabs on tool caddy with slots

on midsection and snap into place. Place nut into recess on tool caddy

and hold into place (2).

Press handle release with your

other hand to tilt the midsection

backwards (2a).

Place screw through centre of lower

midsection and tighten.

Upper

Cord

Clip

Hose Clip 1

Hose Clip 2

Lower

Cord

Clip

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Tool caddy use

Wrap the cord around the upper

and lower cord clips. Detach the Upholstery hose

adapter from the end of the hose

and slide it onto the adapter post.

Slide the Upholstery attachment

into the middle slot of the lower tool

caddy.

Phillips screwdriver required

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Tool caddy use

Slide the adapter end of the hose

into the left slot on the lower tool

caddy. Be sure to line up the

pushpin with the slot and press

down until secure in place.

Run the hose to the upper caddy

and press into hose clip #1 (1). Continue wrapping the hose

clockwise around the tool caddies,

pressing the hose into the groove

on the bottom of the lower tool

caddy.

Run the hose back to the upper

caddy and press into hose clip #2

(1).

Lock the attachment end of the

hose into place by pressing down

onto the post located on the right

side of the lower tool caddy, until

secure in place.

12 3

How to operate your cleaner

Important: Turn off when

emptying and filling the reservoir.

Grasp the solution reservoir under

the handle and press the handle

release lever upward.

Tilt the solution reservoir away from

the cleaner and remove. Unscrew the filler/measure cap

from the rear of the solution

reservoir.

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How to operate your cleaner

Fill the bottle cap or measure cap 3

times with VAX AAA carpet cleaning

solution and pour into the reservoir.

Fill the remaining space in the

solution reservoir with tap water.

Replace the measuring cap.

Note: use only VAX AAA cleaning

solution, using other cleaning

solutions may cause excessive

foaming. This may cause the float

to shut off the cleaner prematurely.

Using other cleaners will void your

warranty.

Place the bottom of the solution

reservoir into the cleaner and push

into place. There will be an audible

click when the reservoir is in the

correct position.

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How to operate your cleaner

Plug the cord into a mains

electricity socket. Turn the power

and brush bar switches on.

The switches are located on the

front of the cleaner, above the

solution reservoir.

The power switch controls the

vacuum motor and pump, the brush

switch only turns the rotating brush

bar on and off when the power

switch is on.

Press on the handle release pedal

and pull the cleaner back into a

reclined position.

While pressing the solution release

trigger, pull the cleaner in a

backward motion. Release the

trigger and push forward in the

same path to remove the dirty

water and solution from the carpet.

Repeat if necessary, when the dirty

water reaches the max fill line on

the dirty water tank, empty the tank.

123

Hose Attachments

Put cleaner in its upright

position. Remove tools

from storage caddy.

Assemble as shown.

Connect the upholstery

attachment to the trigger

adapter.

REMOVE THE TANK DOOR

from the top of the dirty

water tank.

Insert the hose adapter

into the top of the dirty

water tank.

Connect the hose water

supply plug into the

socket on the lower left side

of the cleaner.

NOTE: DO NOT OVERSATURATE THE UPHOLSTERY

IMPORTANT: FOR BEST CLEANING RESULTS USE STEADY, MODERATE, FORWARD AND BACKWARD MOTION.

Make sure upholstery is dry before use.

NOTE: If the hose attachment door is not replaced, there will be no suction through the nozzle and the unit will not operate properly.

Important: Never leave the cleaner unattended with the power on.

Vacuum carpets thoroughly with dry vacuum cleaner before washing.

12 11 1

Using the hose attachment Storing tools Carry handle

Turn power switch on and brush

switch off. While depressing the

solution spray trigger, pull

attachment in backward motion.

Release trigger and push

attachment forward in same path to

remove dirty water and solution

from upholstery. (For heavily soiled

areas, repeat if necessary).

Place hose and upholstery

attachments into their storing

locations (page 7). Store for next

use.

Grasp the handle on the back of

the unit to move unit from room to

room.

NOTE: DO NOT TRANSPORT THE

CARPET WASHER WITH EITHER

THE SOLUTION RESERVOIR OR

DIRTY WATER TANK FULL.

12 3

Emptying the dirty water tank

You will hear a distinct change in

the noise coming from your cleaner

when the tank is full and needs

emptying.

Important: Unplug your cleaner

before emptying the dirty water tank.

Grasp the top of the dirty water

tank handle and press the release

latch.

Grasp the handle and pull up out of

the base, take care to ensure that

no dirty water leaks from the front.

Remove dirty water tank lid.

Note: The float in your Rapide is the blue piece in the dirty water tank lid, it will shut off the suction when the dirty water tank is full. For

best results, use a smooth steady motion, keeping the nozzle flat against the carpet. Tipping the cleaner and breaking the seal of the

nozzle against the carpet will cause the float to rise cutting off suction. Once the float is activated, empty the dirty water tank. If the tank

does not appear full, turn off the power switch and wait for the float to settle. For best results use only Vax AAA cleaning solution.

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Emptying the dirt water tank

To empty the water tank grasp the

handle with one hand and the

nozzle with the other and empty

into the sink.

Rinse the dirty water tank and filter

thoroughly with warm water. You

should allow them to dry fully

before replacing them on your

cleaner to prevent mildew.

Do not use any chemicals in the

cleaning process.

Lift the front of the carpet cleaner

base off the carpet with one hand.

Emptying the dirty water tank

Grasp the handle and hook the front of the dirty water cleaner into the base,

making sure that the front of the dirty water tank is resting on the base.

The dirty water tank has three tabs on the underside which MUST latch on to the

underside of the base of the cleaner. The base must be lifted so that the nozzle is

flush with the base of the cleaner.

Failure to install the dirty water tank correctly will result in poor dirty water pick up.

While making sure the dirty water

tank is resting on the base, place

the rear of the tank into the base of

the cleaner, push down on the

handle until it latches.

Empty and rinse clean the water

tank after use.

Cleaning the dirty water tank Replacing the dirty water

tank

12 3

Belt or brush removal and replacement

Remove the water tank switch off

and unplug the carpet washer.

Flip the cleaner on it’s side to

expose the nozzle base.

To remove the belt cover, use a

phillips screwdriver to remove the

two screws.

45 6

Belt or brush removal and replacement

Lift up while you’re pulling it out

Grasp the belt cover near the belt

roll and lift out.

Slide the belt off the the motor shaft

and dispose.

Grasp the brush bar with one hand,

using the other hand to keep

tension on the the belt while

removing.

Phillips screwdriver required

The plug must be removed from socket outlet before cleaning or maintaining the appliance.

Belt or Brush removal and replacement

When replacing the belt, first slide it

onto the motor shaft. Then slip the

brush bar through the belt. Place

the belt in the area of the brush

without bristles.

Slide the brush bar into the nozzle,

ensuring that the brush bar end

caps are orientated correctly, see

inset picture.

Manually turn the brush bar to

check that it is fitted properly.

Replace the belt cover by inserting

the end furthest from the brush first.

Then replace the front of the belt

cover before securing in place with

the two screws.

Phillips screwdriver required

Troubleshooting

Problem

Cleaner won’t run

Vacuum won’t pick up/

loss of suction

Dust escaping from the

vacuum

Cleaner won’t dispense

solution

Possible Cause

• Power cord not firmly pushed into

a mains socket.

• Blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker.

• Dirty water tank is not installed

correctly.

• Dirty water tank is full.

• Broken or worn belt.

• Brush bar is worn.

• Nozzle/dirt passage is clogged.

• Dirty water tank is full.

• Dirty water tank is not installed

properly.

• Solution reservoir not installed

correctly.

• Solution reservoir not installed

correctly.

• Solution tank empty.

Possible solution

• Plug cord in firmly.

• Check fuse/breaker. Replace fuse or

reset breaker.

• Refer to page 15 for fitting information.

• See ‘Emptying the dirty water tank’.

• Replace the belt.

• Replace the brush bar.

• Remove obstruction.

• Empty dirty water tank.

• See ‘Emptying the dirty water tank’

• See ‘How to operate your cleaner’.

• Fill tank see page 8 and 9.

Safety

• Do not leave the appliance when plugged in. Unplug it from socket when not in use.

• To prevent electric shock do not use outdoors

• Not to be used as a toy. Close supervision is necessary when used by or near children or the infirm.

• Use only as described in this user guide.

• Do not use with a damaged cord or plug.

• Do not pull or carry by the cord, use the cord as a handle, allow the cord to come into contact with hot or sharp

surfaces or close a door on the cord.

• Do not unplug by pulling on the cord.

• Do not handle the plug or appliance with wet hands.

• Do not put any objects into openings or operate with openings blocked, keep them free of anything that may

reduce airflow.

• Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts of the body away from openings and moving parts.

• Do not vacuum any glowing, burning or smoking particles.

• Do not use without the solution reservoir and dirty water tank in place.

• Turn off all controls before unplugging.

• Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as petrol, or use in areas where they may be present.

• Keep the carpet washer on the floor.

• Do not use an extension cord with this carpet washer.

• Do not attempt to remove blockages with sharp objects as they may cause damage.

• Store the carpet washer indoors. Put the carpet washer away after use to prevent tripping accidents.

• Using improper voltage may result in damage to the motor and possible injury to the user. The correct

voltage is listed on the ratings plate.

• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified

persons in order to avoid hazard.

• This carpet washer is intended for household use only.

• This is not a dry vacuum cleaner, carpets should be thoroughly vacuumed prior to washing with the Rapide

Deluxe.

For further information in the UK, call the VAX HELPLINE : 0870 606 1248

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