IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING MACHINE
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To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury:
Connect machine to a properly grounded outlet only. See grounding instructions.
Do not leave appliance when plugged in. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before servicing.
Use indoors only. Do not use outdoors or expose to rain.
Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near children.
Use only as described in this manual. Use only manufacturer's recommended attachments.
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Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If appliance is not working as it should, has been dropped,
damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water, return it to an authorized service center.
Do not pull or carry by cord, use cord as a handle, close adoor on a cord, or pull cord around sharp
edges or corners. Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the plug, not the cord.
Do not handle plug or appliance with wet hands.
Do not put any object into openings. Do not use with any opening blocked; keep free of dust, lint,
hair, and anything that may reduce air flow.
Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers, and all parts of body away from openings and moving parts.
Do not pick up anything that is burning or smoking, such as cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.
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Do not use without filter screens in place (Located in dome and in lower tank).
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Turn off all controls before unplugging.
Use extra care when cleaning on stairs.
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Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible liquids such as gasoline or use in areas where
they may be present.
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WINDSOR'
98141
INDUSTRIES, INC., 1351 W. Stanford Ave., Englewood CO 80110 USA *303-762-18OO'FAX 303-762-0817
Rev 1 5/2/94
SPIRIT
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Contents
1
Warnings and Precautions
3
Electrical Information
4
Equipment Set-up
5
Filling Tank
6
Operating Instructions
7
Accessory Tool Use
8
Maintenance
10
Trouble Shooting
12
Servicing the Vac Motor
13
Vac Shoe Assembly
14
Tanks.. Vac Hoses
15
Pump Repair.
16
Handle.. Chassis
17
Brush Drive Assembly
18
Wiring Diagrams
.. Controls
Brush Adjustment
General Information
.Manifold
.
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Valve
-. Switches
Record the model and serial number on the blue data label located at the rear of the machine .
These numbers are used when calling upon the Windsor dealer for parts and service.
MODEL
SERIAL NO.
PURCHASE DATE
IMPORTANT SHIPPING NOTE
Carefully unpack your scrubber and inspect it for shipping damage. Any damages which
occurred during shipping are the responsibility of the carrier, who must be notified immediately.
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THIS PRODUCT IS FOR COMMERCIAL USE
ONLY.
ELECTRICAL:
In the USA this vacuum operates on a standard
15 amp 115 volt A.C. power circuit (120V nominal). Special voltage models are available for international applications. The amp, hertz, and
voltage are listed on the data label found on
each machine. Using voltages above or below
those indicated on the data label will cause serious damage to the motors.
EXTENSION CORDS:
If an extension cord is used, the wire size must
be the same type and at least one size larger
than the power cord on the machine. Do not use
over 50 ft. (15m) of extension cord(s). The SPIRIT is equipped with a 50 ft. (15m) 14/3 SJTW/-A
power cord.
NOTE:
If connected to a circuit protected by fuses,
use time-delay fuses with this proctuct.
GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS:
This appliance must be grounded. If it should
malfunction or break down, grounding provides
a path of least resistance for electric current to
reduce the risk of electric shock. This appliance is equipped with a cord having an
equipment-grounding conductor and grounding plug. The plug must be inserted into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and
grounded in accordance with all local codes
and ordinances.
This appliance is for use on a nominal 120-volt
circuit, and has a grounded plug that looks like
the plug in “Fig. A . A temporary adaptor that
looks like the adaptor in “Fig . C may be used
to connect this plug to a 2-pole receptacle as
shown in “Fig. B , if a properly grounded outlet
is not available. The temporary adaptor should
be used only until a properly grounded outlet
(Fig. A) can be installed by a qualified electrician. The green colored rigid ear, lug, or the
like extending from the adaptor must be connected to a permanent ground such as a properly grounded outlet box cover. Whenever the
adaptor is used, it must be held in place by a
metal screw.
Improper connection of the equipmentgrounding conductor can result In a risk of
electric shock. Check wlth a qualified electrician or service person If you are in doubt
as to whether the outlet is properly
grounded. Do not modify the plug provided
with the appliance if it will not fit the outlet,
have a proper outlet installed by a qualified
electrician.
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INSTRUCTIONS VISANT LA MlSE A LA
TERRE
Cet appareil doit &re mis &laterre. En cas de ddfaillance ou de panne 6ventuelles, la mise & la
terre fournit au courant un chemin de moindre resistance qui rdduit le risque de choc Blectrique.
Cet appareil est pourvu d’un cordon muni d’un
conducteur de terre et d’une fiche avec broche
de terre. La fiche doit &re branchee dans une
prise appropride correctement installee et mise
la terre conformdnt aux rbglements et ordonnances municipaux.
ADVERTISSEMENR
Un conducteur de terre mai raccorde peut entralner un risque de choc blectrique. Consuiter un dlectricien ou un technlclen d’entritien
quallfib sl vous n’gtes pas certain que la prise
est correctement mise la terre. Ne pas modifierla fiche fournie avec I’appareil si elle
ne peut &re InstSrbe dans la prise, faire installer une prise adequate par un Blectricien
qualifie.
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PROPER GROUNDING
CONNECTION
GROUNDING CONNECTION
USING AN ADAPTOR
Tab For
Screw
Grounding Ad@&ided
ADAPTOR
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iutlet
Box
Flg. B
Fig. C
NOTE In Canada, the u8e of a temporary adaptor Is
not pennltted by the CaMdlan Electrical Code
NOTE Au Canada, I’utlllsatlon d‘un adaptateur
temporalre n’est par autorlsee par le
Code cansdlen de Wectricitd.
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Equipment Set U-0'.
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1.) Connect hoses to dome.
2.)
Loop power cord
through strain relief
as shown.
3.)
Become familiar
with the machine.
Power\
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Solutlon
ONIOFF
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ONIOFF'
CONTROLS;
I.)
Brush storage/Height adjustment.
2.)
Brush On/Off switch.
3.)
Brush circuit breaker. (6amp)
4.1
Vac/PumD On/Off switch.
5.)
Vac/Pump circuit breaker. (1 Samp)
6.)
Handle release bar.
(Inslde Tank)
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7.) Solution drain hose.
8.) Solution release lever.
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Flllina Solution Tank:
1.)
Set dome and recovery tank to the
side.
2.)
Use a clean bucket to fillthe solution
tank with hot water.
Lower brush housing to the floor.
Turn the control knob until the pin lines
up with the slot in the bracket and the
housing comes down.
With the brush housing lowered, turn
control knob clockwise to lower or
counterclockwise to raise the brush
housing assembly, as shown on knob.
CAUTION:
Do not use water temperatures in excess
of 150” F (65°C).
Water which is too hot may distort the
polyethylene tanks.
Lower brush while looking under
machine until brush bristles contact
the carpet. The amount of contact
required to clean the carpet will vary
depending on the carpet. Try different
amounts of brush pressure until the
desired result is achieved. More than
318 (lcm) of contact between the
brush bristles and carpet may cause
the brush motor circuit breaker to trip,
turning off machine. 1/4” (6mm) of
engagement will be sufficient to clean
most carpets.
3.) Add a cleaning concentrate for use
in hot water extractors. Closely follow
manufacturer’s instructions found on
container. Read ingredients listed on
the container to ensure compatible
chemicals are used. The solution tank
capacity is 6 gallons (23 liters).
CA UTlON:
Use only the suitable chemicals listed
below. Using incompatible chemicals
will damage the machine. Damages of
this type are not covered under the 6-3-1
warranty. Carefully read ingredients on
manufacturer’s label before using any
product in this machine.
INCOMPATIBLE
SUITABLE
CHEMICALS
CHEMICALS
Alkalis
Clorox II Bleach’
Defoaming Agents
Detergents
Hydroxides
Oxygen Bleaches
Soaps
Sta-Puf Fabric Softener’
Vinegar
White Monday Bleach’
4.)
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Storage
Aldehydes
Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Butyls
Carbon Tetrachloride
Clorox’
Chlorinated Bleaches
Chlorinated Hydrocarbons
D-Llmonene
Lysol*
Methyls (MEK)
Perchlorethylene(p8rc)
Phenols
Trichlorethylene
Place the recovery tank onto the
solution tank.
Set the dome in place on the recovery
tank. Dome must be seated correctly to
ensure proper vacuum seal.
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5.)
v
1/4 inch (6mm)
most carpets
Do Not “Bury”
Brush In Caipet
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1.)
Fill the solution tank.
2.)
Move machine to the cleaning area.
3.) Lower the brush housing to the floor.
4.)
Adjust the brush to the desired height.
5.)
Plug machine into electrical outlet.
6.) Release handle by pressing bar with
foot. Push handle forward to lock.
To release handle:
A.) Press down with foot.
B.j Pull back on handle.
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to turn on.
9.)
Tilt the machine back on rear wheels
until brush is off the carpet.
Press brush switch with foot to turn on.
NOTE:
Starting the machine with dry brush
resting on carpet may trip the brush
motor circuit breaker.
Squeeze the solution control lever to
dispense cleaning solution.
10.) Pull the machine backwards at a
steady pace. Different carpet
conditions will determine the speed
required, approximately 25 to 30
feet per minute (8-9 m). Do not press
down on the handle while cleaning, this
will cause the brush housing to raise
slightly and reduce efficiency.
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12.) Allow each cleaning pass to overlap
the previous pass about 1 inch
(23cm).
13.) While cleaning check for foam buildup in recovery tank. When excessive
foam begins to build up, add a
defoaming compound to the recovery
tank according to the instructions on
the manufacturer’s package.
Foam build-up depends on the type of
cleaning concentrate.
Warning:
7.) Press Vac/Pump switch with foot
8.)
11.) Release the solution lever about 6
inches (15,Ocm) before the end of
each pass to ensure all solution is
picked up.
An overflow of foam from the
recovery tank into the vacuum
intake can damage the vacuum
motor. Always be aware of the
waste water level and foam in the
recovery tank, especially when
using an accessory tool. BEFORE
foam or solution is pulled into vac
intake empty the recovery tank.
CAUTlON:
Never put defoaming compound in
the solution tank. Damage to pump
will result.
NOTE: The vac motor is protected by a
circuit breaker which will only trip
under conditions of abuse, such as
an overflow of foam into the dome.
When an overflow does occur the
vac motor must be allowed to dry
thoroughly before continuing work.
1.) Remove source of overflow.
2.) Run motor to dry.
14.) When solution tank empties the
machine will start streaking and won’t
completely clean the carpet. Turn both
switches off, empty the recovery tank,
and refill the solution tank. Use the
clear drain hose on the rear of the
solution tank as a sight gage to
determine amount of fluid in tank.
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15.) Ventilate the room when cleaning has
been completed. Keep all traffic off the
carpet until it is thoroughly dry.
t Insl>ection:
Determine precisely what areas you are going to clean. Note problem areas in the carpet or tack strip. Look for loose carpet,
heavily damaged areas, discolored stains,
or grease spots that will require prespotting.
Note the carpet type. Check the availability
of hot water, drains, and suitable electrical
outlets. If the carpet is loose or worn, have
it repaired before attempting to clean it.
16.) When done cleaning for the day bring
the machine to a utility sink and floor
drain. Perform the daily/regular
maintenance. Set the recovery tank
aside so solution tank will dry.
CAUTION:
When not using the machine put the
brush in the storage position.
(see daily maintenance on page 8)
Leaving the brush on the floor for
long periods of time may ruin it.
Plan Cleaning Route:
Work from the most remote area towards the
exit. Try not to travel over the cleaned areas
when getting fresh water or dumping old.
Furniture should be moved away from the
walls before cleaning. If furniture is moved
back in place before carpet is completely dry,
place plastic or foil protectors under the legs
to prevent possible carpet staining. When
possible use a Windblower (WB3) and open
all windows and doors to speed carpet drying.
To Use an Accessorv Tool;
1 .) Turn the machine completely off and
unplug it from electrical outlet.
2.)
Connect the solution hose to the brass
fitting on lower left side of machine.
3.)
Connect the vac hose to the left side of
the dome (side with white hose cuff).
4.)
Fill the solution tank.
neral Carbet ClearUng Information;
Vacuum carpet firstl Always take the time
to thoroughly vacuum carpet before using
the extractor.
5.)
Plug the machine in and turn on only
the vac/pump switch.
CAUTION:
Using accessory tool with brush
switch on may damage floor.
On heavily soiled carpets, or on areas of
high foot traffic, it may be necessary to use
a prespray or traffic lane cleaner applied with
a separate sprayer. Do not add presprays to
the machine's solution tank. If a spotter is
used, follow the manufacturer's instructions
exactly as printed on the label.
Use an accessory tool to remove spotter.
Spotter left in the carpet may bleach or
brown it permanently.
6.) Turn off the machine and unplug it
from electrical outlet before
disconnecting accessory tool.
Shag or deep pile carpets may require several passes from different directions, but the
operator must be careful not to over saturate
the carpet. Make several passes without
spray to extract as much moisture as possible.
&proved Accessorv Tools;
Standard Floor Wands
(SFW, SW, or SW-PRO)
Deluxe Hand Tool (DHT)
Upholstery Hand Tool (UPH3)
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Rinse carpet after cleaning so that sticky
soap build-upwill not cause carpet to quickly
become soiled again. Go back over carpet
using only clean warm water in solution tank.
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Maintenance;
These procedures are followed at the end of
each work period to extend the life of the
machine.
WARNING OF
POTENTIAL INJURY
Empty unused cleaning solution by
disconnecting clear hose on back of
machine and pouring into floor drain.
This product contains moving parts.
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To reduce the risk of injury unplug the
machine before servicing.
Maintenance and repairs must be done
by qualified personnel ONLY.
Inspect and clean solution filter screen
inside tank and vac intake screen
inside dome.
CAUTION:
Using non-Windsor parts to repair this
machine will void the 6-3-1 warranty.
Flush the system. Fill solution tank
with 1 or 2 gallons (4 - 8 liters) of clean
hot water. With machine over floor
drain turn on vac/pump switch until
solution tank is empty.
Inspect spray pattern of jets.
Remove jets and rinse if clogged.
Rinse recovery tank with clean hot
water.
Remove any lint or debris from brush.
Inspect power cord. Remember, this
cord will lay on damp carpet.
Warning:
IMMEDIATELY HAVE WORN OR
FRAYED POWER CORDS
REPLACED.
8.)
Inspect hoses. Worn or cracked
hoses may cause loss of vac pressure.
9.)
Place the brush in the storage
position. Press back slightly on the
main handle, press down on the
control knob and turn until the pin
drops into the slot; rotate another 90"
to lock.
For infrequent use or long periods of
storage, flush the system with a neutralizing
solution of I quart (1 liter) white vinegar
mixed with 2 gallons (8 liters) hot water.
Flush the system with clean hot water after
neutralizing.
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Perimtenance:
These procedures are performed by a
trained service technician. The regularity of
these procedures may depend on the machine’s use.
Flush the system with a special
solution to reduce scaling (alkaline
build-up).
Use acetic acid (white vinegar) or an
anti-browning solution. Mix one quart
acetic acid with 2 gallons (1 :8liters) of
hot water in the solution tank (if an
anti-browning solution is used follow
manufacturer’s instructions). Turn on
the vadpump switch and allow the
machine to run over a floor drain until
the solution tank is empty
(approximately once a month).
Inspect hoses and cords, replace as
needed.
Inspect filter screens, clean or replace
as needed.
inspect spray pattern of jets, replace or
clean as needed.
CAUTION:
Do not allow this machine to remain in a
vehicle or area where the temperature
will be below 40°F (4OC). Allowing this
machine to freeze will cause damage not
covered by the 6-3-1 warranty.
CAUTION:
Protect this machine from freezing if it
becomes necessary to store it at temperatures below 40°F (4OC).
Use a methyl hydrate window washer type
anti-freeze; mix a gallon or two (4-8 liters) of
anti-freeze solution, following the manufacturer’s instructions. Add the anti-freeze
solution to the solution tank. With the hoses
in place run the machine until the anti-freeze
begins spraying out (don’t empty solution
tank). Vacuum out the remaining antifreeze solution in the solution tank. Disconnect the hoses and empty the recovery bucket. Always allow the unit to return to room
temperature before filling with hot water or
operating.
CAUTION:
Do not use Ethylene Glycol or any
cooling system anti-freezes.
Check the tension of the solution valve
cable, tighten if necessary.
Inspect the vac motor, remove any lint
build-up at cooling intake, service
carbon vac motor brushes
(Approximately every 750
operation hours).
With the machine running, the brush
should rotate freely without rattling or
grinding. Replace bearings if
necessary.
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Troubleshooting Chart
Condition
No Power To Machlne:
Corrective Action
Dead electrical circuit breaker in fuse box
Check building circuit breaker.
Faulty power cord
Replace
Power switch failure
Test switch for continuitymeplace if necessaaty.
Faulty circuit breaker
Test circuit breaker for continuity/Relaceif neccaesary.
Internalwiring problem
With the machine unplugged, check for, and correct, any loose wire
connections inside the machine at the switches and terminal block.
Equipment not grounding
Follow grounding instructions exactly.
Receptacle not grounded
Have an electrician inspect the building's wiring.
Internalelectrical problem
Ensurethat the machine's wiring matchesthe appropriatewiringdiagram.
Check for and correct any loose wire connections. Replace any wires
or components which are short circuiting.
Brush "buried" in carpet
(More than 3/8" (1cm)
Brush is adjusted too low, adjust position using the adjustment control
at the front of machine. Best cleaning results are achievedwith a minimal
brushlcarpet contact of less than 3/8" (lcm).
Dry brush
Turn brush motor and pump switches on with machine tilted rearward
(brush off floor). Lower machine back to carpet slwley.
Faulty circuit breaker
Test circuit breaker forcontinuity/Replaceif neccessary.
Mechanicalproblem
Higher amp draws may indicate a mechanicalproblem. Find parts which
are not moving freely and repair or replace.
Worn motor brushes
Replace
Motor worn out
Replace
Faulty switch
Replace
Faulty circuit breaker
Replace
Internalwiring problem
Check for and correct any loose wire connections,
Loss of Vacuum:
Loose vac dome
Center dome over tank.
Crack in dome or poor joint
Replace or repair using acrylic plastic cement only.
Loose cuffs on vacuum hose
Tighten cuffs (turn counter clockwise).
Damaged Dome Giasket
Replace gasket.
Lint or dirt clogging vacuum intake screen
With power off clean vac intake screen found in dome.
Accessory tool clogged
Clean out tool, ensure free airflow.
Vac hose damaged
Replace
Internalelectrical problem
Have a trained service technician inspect and repair the machine.
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Troubleshootina Chart
Condition
Corrective Action
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Corrosion on fitting
Clean with steel wool.
Remove and soak in acetic acid (white vinegar).
Lubricate lightly with silicone base lubricant.
Severe soil conditions
Make several passes at right angles to each other.
Use a prespray.
t Too W&
Worn spray jet(s)
Replace spray jets which are producing more than a fine mist.
t Not QUngl&k
Solution filter screen clogged
Clean solution filter screen located inside lower tank near the front.
Spray jet(s) clogged
Clean or replacejets.
Do not use a wlre to clean Jet.
Damaged jets will cause over-saturation.
Pump not running
Check for and correct any loose wires
Faulty pump
Repair or replace
Solution valve adjustment
Adjust solution valve cable until valve operates when handle is pulled.
Belt broken
Remove belt cover on right side of machine. Inspect belt.
Replace if necessary.
Faulty switch
Replace.
Faulty circuit breaker
Replace.
Faulty brush motor
If the belt, circuit breaker, and switch have been tested and found to be
in good working order, the brush motor may need to be replaced.
Worn Bearlnas:
Squeeling or grinding sound in brush housing
Replace bearings.
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Servicing the Vac Motor
To access the vac motor first remove the solution tank. There are (2) screws which attach the
vac motor mounting bracket to the chassis. Loosen the clamp to remove the hose. To replace
the motor assembly it will be necessary to remove the (3)screws which attach the motor to the
vac motor mounting bracket.
END CAP
If armature commutator is not concentric,
extremely pitted, or grooved the motor will
need to be replaced or sent to a qualified
service center to restore vac performance.
14445 115V
14441 240V
Wire Terminal 7
operation.
Note:
When replacing carbon vac motor brushes
loosen wire terminal BEFORE removing
screws on bracket.
6
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Wire
Important:
These brushes wear
quicker as the length
shortens due to increased heat.
Spring inside brush
housing will damage
motor if brushes are
allowed to wear away
completely.
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PARTS
- LIST:
KEY
PART NO.
DESCRIPTION
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10A
1OB
1OC
11
12
39343
20063
57047
73215
14887
70018
57082
87025
70011
53134
53163
53 183
29171
87018
19
7flRGR
Hose, 1.5 x 34“ Vac
Clamp, 1.75 Worm Gear
Nut, 1/4-20 Nylod<
Spacer, 3 8 OD x 114
Bracket, Vac Motor Mounting
Scr, 1/4-20 x 1.OO HHCS
Nut, 1/4-20 Captive J
Washer, 1/4 Star
Scr, 1/4-20 x 5/8 HHCS
Vac Motor, 115V 3 Staae TD TB
Vac Motor, 240V 3 Staae TD TB
Vac Motor, 1OOV 3 Staae TD TB
Duct. Vac Coolina Intake
Washer, #I0 Flat
Scr 10-32 x 3/8PHTR
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(actual rlze)
Periodically check the length of the
carbon brushes.
Replace both carbon brushes when
either is less than 3/8”long.
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Vac Shoe Assembly
8
8
2
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Brush Housing
Assembly
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Tanks...Vac Hoses
Each tank has a filter screen which protects the machine’s internal parts from damage.
Ensure that these screens are in place and clean before operating the machine.
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The SPIRIT is equipped with quick change
jet nozzles which are easy to clean or replace.
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Pump Repair Manifold Valve
PUMP ASSEMBLY 65115
l l 5 V MOTOR 53016
230V MOTOR 53017
1.) With tanks empty, tilt machine
back.
Press in and turn nozzle 90"to
remove.
2.)
3.) When putting nozzles back into
manifold ensure slot in tip runs
parallel to manifold.
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Rinse in hot water or use compressed air to
clean. Nozzles can also be soaked in an
acetic acid solution (white vinegar).
CAUTION: Do not use
pins or wires to clean
or unclog jets.
Using wires or
pins to unclog
jets may ruin
spray pattern.
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Hole In
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Frame
From Solution
Replace jets that no longer
produce a fine mist spray or over saturate carpet.
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PARTS LIST:
KEY
1
3
4
5
6A
6B
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
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PART NO.
56012
56048
78156
56014
65108
65119
87016
57081
40033
27580
70088
84134
31016
40038
20042
DESCRIPTION
Nipple, 1/4 FPT Qck IJisconnect
Nipple, 1/4 MPT x 1.75
Tee, 1/4 FPT
Nipple, 1/4 Close
Pump, 115V 50 PSI Int. by-pass
Pump, 230V 50 PSI Int. by-pass.
Washer, #10 Star
Nut, 10-32 CaDtive J
Hosebarb, 1/4 MPT x 3/8 90"
Cable Asm. Solution Control
Scr, 10-32 x 1/2 PHMS
Valve, Solution
Elbow, 1/4 NPT Street
Hosebarb. 45 dea 1/4MPT x 3/8
Clamp. Hose
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Handle...Chassis Switches
KEY
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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PART NO.
DESCRIPTION
KEY
PART NO.
DESCRIPTION
34229
57104
70449
89081
41236
70249
73636
73596
51193
Frame, Main Chasis
Nut, 10-32 w/Star Washer
Scr, 8-32 x 7/8 PHMS
Wheel, 1 0 Non-Marking Grey
Hub Cap, 5 / 8 Shaft
Scr, 1/4-20 x 1.25 HHMS
Spacer, 5/16 x 1.2"
Spacer, 5/16 x 1"
Linkaae. Handle Adjustment
RRPII
Hnndle Main
29
30
31
32A
328
32C
33
34
35A
358
/3621
70088
73169
23572
23574
23619
73505
57040
26006
26036
Awning
Scr, 10-32 x 1/2 PHMS
Strain Relief
Cord Asm, 115V SJTW/-A 5 0
Cord Asm, 230V European
Cord Asm. 240V Ajustrailian
Strain Relief, Trumpet
Nut, 1/2 NPT Conduit
Cord End, 125V 15A NEMA 5-15P
Cord End, 250V CEE 7/7 Euro
Brush Drive Assembly
Belt Replacement
Periodically check the drive belt for wear.
Replace worn or frayed belts before
they break, when possible.
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To access the belt remove
the belt cover.
To replace the belt it is
necessary to loosen the motor
and remove the brush.
The "preset" belt tension is correct when
the motor and belt are securely back in
place.
Check pulley alignment and
correct if necessary.
The brush pulley and
motor pulley can
be aligned using a
straight edge.
Ensure that both protective
covers are back in place
before operating
the machine.
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