Windsor passport - Grounding and Electrical Safety; Proper Grounding Connection; Using Grounding Adaptors; Extension Cord Usage

IWPECTIOh
CnAly unpack md inspect your extractor for shqyptng dam -
age. Exh mr :s opervcd ad thoroughly inspected before shrp
pmg. md my Wgc is the rrsponsiblficy of the mc. who
should be noaiitd immcdidy.
llus exmczor opmtes on a standard I5 amp 115 voit AC dt-
cuit 'Volta3es Mow 105 voits or abve 13 voiu couid case
mous damage to motors. Win113 diagnm is mound inside
handle conmi panel of rnactune. 'Special voltage modeis avail-
abie.
WARNING: To avoid cleric shock:
1. Use indoors only.
3. Use only deanen intended for carpet application.
ELECTRICAL - -
2 TO reduce RSk of fife. do not US8 volatile subst~c~.
GBOUNXNG INSTRUCTIONS:
Thu appliancs must be grounded. If it should malfunction or
bruk down. pundin3 provldes a path of last ~stanc: for
etccvlc current so rcduc: the nsk of ekmc shock Thu sp
pliance is equippaiwrth a cord hanng an qupmmt-undng
conductor and munding plug. The piuq must be insated into
do appropnire ouder rhaf is properly ins-ded and grounded m
acmrdancs with dl Iocd codes and odinmcs.
ms appiimc: Is for use on s nominal l2O-volt circuur. and has
a punded piug that looks like the plug in "Rg. A". A tempo-
rary adaptor thac looics like rhe adaptor m " Fig. C " may bc usel
corn rhis plug to a 2-poie rcccprxle Y shown in " Fig. 8".
if 3 properly ,munded oudet is not mliiablc. The remwnry
adaptor should Se used only undl 3 pmoeriy grounded ourlet
(Fig. .A)culoernstdedby squalifiedelecnc'.an. The,.rrtnc31-
orcci ngd sr. !ug. or the like mending from rhe 3daptor nus:
be cmneced to a pemment ground SUCS as a omperiy grounded
oudcr Sox cove:. Whenever the 3d3ptor is used. it must be bid
in piact by 3 rncd S~W.
PROPEFl GROUNDING
CONNEC7lCN
GROUNDING C3NNECTION
Outlet
Rg. A
A,
ADAPTOR - 403 a
I
ng. c
NOTE: In Canada. the use of a temporary adaptor is
NOTE: Au Canada. I'utilisation d'un adaptateur
not permitted by the Canadian Eiectrical Code
ternporaire n'est pas autorisie par le
Code canadien de /'e/ec:n'cite.
EYTEYSION CORDS
[f rn 2x::nsion cxd is used. 'he wire size must be at !us1 one
S~ZC !qer :hm :he ;owe: CCid on the machine: The machine :s
equipped with 2 50 ::. lJlj power iord.
Improper connection of the equiprnent-grounding conductor
can result in a risk of electric shock Check with a quallfled
electrician or service penon if you are in doubt as to whether
the outlet is properiy grounded. Do not modify the plug pro -
vided with Weappliance - if itwill notflttheoutlet, haveaprop-
er outlet installed by a qualiffed eltthician.
RUNG THE PASSPORT
1. Rernovedeardornefromuppertank Do notremove thetwo
vacuum hoses. NOTE Dome can be set securely between
handle uprights when
the handle is in operating position.
2. Lift upper recovery tank from machine and set aside.
3. Use a clean bucket to fill solution tank with hot water. Add a
non-foarning concentrare for use in hot water emcrors at
the proportions noted on the container.
C A UTI 0 N:
To avoid possible distortion of polyethylene solution/-
recovery tanks, DO NOT USE WATER TEMPERATURE
THAT EXCEEDS 140" F (60 " C).
NO=: Make sure &me is seated conedy to ensure proper vacuum
seal.
CAUTICN:
Use only the suitable chemicals listed below. Using in-
cornpatibie chemicals will damage the machine. Dam -
ages of this type are not covered under warranty.
Carefully read ingredients on manufacturer's label be
fore using any product in this machine.
SUITABLE
CHEMICALS
Alkaiii
Clorox 11 aleacb'
Defoaming Agents
Cetergenn
H ydroxices
Oxygen Bleaches
SoaDs
Sta-PQJi Fabric Softener'
Vinegar
White Monday 3leac3'
INCOMPATIBLE
CHEMICALS
Aldehydes
Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Carbon Tetrachloride
Ciarox'
Chlorinated Bleaches
Chlorinated
Hydrocatbons
D-Limonene
Methyls (ME:.()
Pcrchlorefhylene(perc)
Phenols
Tncnlorethylene
Butyis
Lyscl'