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Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Vacuum or pump will not run
Defective Cord(s).
Tripped building circuit breaker.
Inspect cord(s). Replace if
defective.
Reset circuitbreaker.*
Trips building circuit breaker
Circuit is overloaded.
Move cord to a different wall
outlet.*
Check plug end and cord for
damage.
Vacuum won’t run.
Vacuum switch not in the ON
posistion.
Water level too high.
Move Vacuum switch to the ON
position.
Drain some water out of the
tank.**
Pump won’t run
Pump switch not in the ON
position.
5 Amp circuit breaker is tripped.
Water level too low.
Low voltage (the pump will
not work if volage is less than
105VAC).
Move Vacuum switch to the ON
position.
Reset breaker.
Add water to tank.**
Check wall outlet for proper
voltage.
Pump tries to run and then blows
circuit breaker
Pump starts and stops
Sticking pump float.
Water level too low.
Ensure float moves smoothly on
float rod.
Add water to tank.**
Pump starts and sprays reduced
amount of fluid
Dirty cartridge filter.
Foam in tank
Remove and clean cartridge filter.
Add defoamer desighned for use
these extractors.
Low or no suction
Clogged or broken hose.
Loose connections.
Leave vacuum runnig for 1 minute
when finished cleaning to clear
hose. Check hose for breaks or
tears.
Make sure the in-line strainer is
properly tightened and fluid hose
connectors are fully seated.
TROUBLESHOOTING
*Check machine for dual circuit indicator light. If the light is not green, then you must move one cord to a
different outlet on another circuit.
**The tank must have at least 5gallons of water for unit to operate.
If using an extension cord, make sure it is in good condition, less than 70 feet long and AWG 12 gauge or
heavier.