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Diagrams illustrating the front and back of the HP60 Spyder with numbered parts for identification.
List and images of standard accessories provided with the unit.
Instructions and visual guide for adding solution to the machine's tank.
Connect solution and vacuum hoses to the machine and wand/tool.
Steps for turning on the pump, priming it, and pre-heating the unit for optimal cleaning.
Instructions for turning on the vacuum motor and recommended cleaning passes.
Connect the optional blower attachment for drying applications.
Add defoamer to the recovery tank to reduce foam and protect the vacuum motor.
How to empty the tank and flush the system with maintainer for upkeep.
Inspect shipping carton and machine for damage upon delivery. Contact carrier if damage is evident.
Understand symbols for DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION to protect personnel and property.
Ensure proper grounding for electrical safety. Do not modify the plug or use extension cords.
Locate Model and Serial Number on the back panel for service and parts ordering.
Steps for filling the solution tank, attaching hoses, and pre-operation checks.
Guidance on turning on components, cleaning techniques, and operational safety.
Steps for unplugging, cleaning tanks, inspecting hoses, and storing the machine properly.
Recommended daily and weekly maintenance tasks for optimal performance and longevity.
Guidance for resolving problems like no power, pump issues, or heater malfunctions.
Answers to common queries regarding weight, dimensions, standard features, and power requirements.
Details on lifetime, 90-day, and two-year limited warranties for various components.
Conditions that void the warranty and limitations on damages or liability.
Procedure for obtaining authorization and returning parts for warranty evaluation and credit.
Detailed list of parts with part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and MSRP.
Visual representation of parts and their assembly locations for identification.
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