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OPERATION AND PARTS MANUAL

Rev B 01/2003

SC12

FASTRACTS SC12

12 Gallon

Extractor

BEFORE OPERATING THE MACHINE

Read the manual carefully and completely before attempting to operate the unit. This manual has

important information for the use and safe operation of the machine. Keep this manual handy at all

times. This machine will ensure years of satisfactory service if operated and maintained according to

recommendations in the manual. If additional information is needed, please contact your local

distributor or write to:

EAGLE POWER PRODUCTS

1174 Northland Drive

Mendota Heights, MN 55120

All information and specifications printed in the manual and parts list are current at the time of

printing; however, because of Eagle Power’s policy of continual product improvement, we reserve

the right to make changes at any time without notice.

This machine is shipped with antifreeze in the solution line system to protect the pump and valves

from freezing during transport and storage. Before you use the unit, rinse the solution line system

with clean water (See Preparing The Machine).

WARNING

•The machine was designed for use on carpet and upholstery extraction applications as per

instructions and recommendations written in this manual. Any deviation from its proper use or

purpose and the consequential damage that may occur is the sole responsibility of the end

user.

•Disconnect the power cord from outlet before servicing. Do not leave machine connected to

an electrical outlet when unattended.

•Do not immerse or use this machine in standing water. Such use may cause electric shock.

•This equipment is not designed to handle or use combustible/volatile substance such as

gasoline or kerosene, in, on, or near the machine. The use of such materials will cause an

extreme hazard condition.

•When using an extension cord, use only a 3 conductor grounding cord-12 ga. wire or heavier.

•To avoid electric shock, do not expose the unit to rain-store it indoors only.

•Do not use the machine for dry vacuuming. This machine is not outfitted with a fine dust filter

and it will damage the vacuum motor(s).

•Use defoamer at all times to prevent damage to the vacuum motor(s).

•Do not use water in excess of 140°F (62°C).

•Use only commercially available carpet cleaners and defoamer intended for use with

machines of this type. Do not use dyes, bleaches, ammonia or other additives. The use of

powdered cleaning solution if not diluted properly made result in damage to the pump.

•Do not expose machine to freezing temperatures.

•All repairs must be done by an authorized Eagle Power repair station.

•Do not use replacement parts other than those specified in the parts list.

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE WARNING INSTRUCTIONS WILL VOID THE

WARRANTY.

GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS

The 120 V. A/C and the 220 V. A/C models have been outfitted with the appropriate grounded

connectors. Make sure the machine is connected to a grounded outlet having the same configuration

as the grounded plug. No adapter should be used with this machine. Any modification to the connectors

will void the warranty.

PREPARING THE MACHINE

1. Rinse then fill the recovery pail with clean hot tap water (not to exceed 140°F). When pouring

water, make sure drain hose is clipped in the upright position. Pour the water into the solution

tank.

2. Add recommended amount of cleaning solution to the tank, follow mixing directions on label for

best results.

3. Set the recovery pail back in place. Add recommended amount of defoamer to the recovery

pail. Close the lid.

TO CLEAN CARPET

1. Connect machine to a grounded electrical outlet.

2. Turn on the VACUUM, PUMP and BRUSH switches.

3. Lift up on the handle grips to insure that the front of the machine rests on the carpet. Slowly pull

the machine backwards while pressing on the carpet spray switch (below the left handle grip).

Monitor the extraction process through the vacuum lid. Release the spray switch 6 inches before

ending the stroke.

NOTE: If dirty solution does not appear through the vacuum lid check to be sure if:

•The vacuum lid is resting properly on the recovery pails

•The machine’s nose is touching the carpet in the working mode.

•The solution tank is not empty.

4. Roll the machine forward on its four wheels for next stroke. Make overlapping passes to prevent

streaking. Check solution level from time to time (see solution indicator tube on rear left corner of

the back).

NOTE: If foam appears on vacuum lid, turn the VACUUM SWITCH OFF IMMEDIATELY. Add more

defoamer to the recovery pails to dissolve foam or empty the recovery pails.

5. When the solution tank runs empty, turn off the vacuum, pump and brush switches. Empty the

recovery pail and rinse thoroughly. Then repeat steps on PREPARING THE MACHINE.

TO ATTACH ACCESSORY HOSE

1. Remove 2" hose adapter connection from machine.

2. Attach 1 1/2" assembly with adapter plate to vacuum lid inlet.

3. Pull back female quick disconnect sleeve on the machine and insert male plug on the solution

hose.

Attach 1-1/2" assembly Remove 2" hose adapter

TO EMPTY THE SOLUTION TANK

1. Unhook the drain nozzle (located on the side of the machine from the drain clips), placing the

end of the hose into the recovery pail.

AFTER EACH USE

•Empty and thoroughly rinse the recovery pail.

•Coil power cord onto the cord wrap.

•Remove dirt and lint build-up inside vacuum lid filter screen.

•Clean solution line filter.

•Wash the vacuum lid with a soap solution and sponge to prevent dirt from accumulating on

the surface. (To avoid scratching use soft cloth only).

•Lean the machine back on its 4 wheels during storage or when it’s not in use to prevent

brush distortion.)

MAINTENANCE

The upright extractor is engineered for minimum maintenance. But it does require some care to keep it in

optimum working condition. Careful attention to these maintenance instructions will give you maximum

operating performance and life expectancy of the machine.

•Solution line, fittings and accessory tools. -Flush the machine and accessories at least once a

month with solution of 1 part water to 3 parts white vinegar to neutralize the alkaline residue left by

the cleaning solution.

•Filter Solution screen. -Unscrew bowl and rinse screen in running tap water. If screen is clogged up

with soap, soak in vinegar solution and brush clean.

•Vacuum lid screens. -Always keep the screen clean in order to maintain maximum suction and

airflow performance from the vacuum motor. The screens also prevent lint from accumulating in the

vacuum motor fan chamber thus increasing the productive life of the motor. Do not operate the unit

without the screen installed! If the screen gets lost or damaged, replace it immediately.

•Quick disconnect coupler. -Spray with lubricant (WD-40) or equivalent to prevent coupler from

sticking.

TROUBLESHOOTING

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE

No electrical power. 1. Defective power cord.

2. House or building circuit breaker trips.

Switch is turned on. 1. Faulty electrical cable.

Power is imtermittent to motor. 2. Defective Switches.

3. Loose terminal or discolored terminal connections.

VACUUM SYSTEM

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE

No Vacuum 1. Vacuum lid is not resting on recovery pail.

2. Loose vacuum hose, vacuum connection.

Low Vacuum 1. Accumulated dirt on lid screen.

2. Worn out vacuum lid gasket.

3. Lint & dirt build-up on suction head. (brush chamber).

4. Defective vacuum hose.

5. Loose connection in the vacuum motor.

SOLUTION SYSTEM

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE

Pump motor on, no 1. Clogged spray tips.

spray thru carpet 2. Clogged solution intake filter screen.

spray tips or 3. Clogged solenoid valve or open solenoid coil.

accessory tool 4. If carpet spray works normally, plugged up female quick

disconnect coupler.

5. Punctured pump diaphragm

6. Defective pump check valve.

7. Crack in pump housing.

8. Debris in check valve.

Uneven or weak spray 1. Clogged or dirty spray tips.

from tips. 2. Accumulated dirt on solution intake filter screen.

3. Accumulation of debris inside pump and plumbing.

4. Worn pump bearing (excessive noise).

5. Punctured pump diaphragm.

6. Defective rectified

Carpet spray is 1. Debris caught in between the 3 solenoid valve parts

turned off solution andthe plunger.

still drips from

spray tips.

Vacuum motor working 1. Loose “Molex” plug connector. Loose wiring connection.

pump motor fails to 2. Defective pressure switch in pump motor (100 psi model).

turn on. 3. Defective pump motor or rectifier.

ROTARY BRUSH SYSTEM

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE

Motor runs, brush 1. Loose pulley tension.

won’t spin. 2. String caught between walls.

Brush motor fails 1. Defective bridge rectifier.

to turn on after 2. Defective motor.

circuit breaker has

been reset.

Floating brush won’t 1. Debris caught inside the slide block guide.

move up and down.

BRUSH DRIVE BELT SERVICE AND/OR REPLACEMENT (refer to parts diagram).

1. Remove 2 1/4-20 hex screws attaching lower frame to upper frame.

2. Remove (2) spring cover plate assemblies and carefully remove springs from the slide blocks.

3. Loosen (2) 1/4-20 hex screws that hold brush motor bracket in place. Push bracket toward the front of

the machine to loosen belt.

4. Remove right Open-End and left Pulley-End cover plates.

5. Slide brush assembly and slide blocks out from their guides. Replace worn and defective belt.

6. Reinstall above components. Clean accumulated lint or debris

inside the slide block guides and check for wear on the teflon

surfaces. Replace if necessary. The slide block washer (item

#36) must be installed between the slide block guide and inside

the divider wall. Adjust belt tension by moving motor bracket

toward the rear. Apply minimum belt tension when the hex

bolts are tightened to allow for a smooth vertical brush

movement. A belt too loose will cause the belt to skip when

brush is applied on the carpet. A belt too tight won’t allow for

up and down movement.

REPLACEMENT OF BRUSH ASSEMBLY AND/OR BEARINGS

1. Repeat steps 1 thru 4.

2. Remove slide blocks from the ends of the brush shaft.

3. Remove (4) screws from string guard. Tap the shaft toward the right open end to remove the bearing.

4. Remove (4) screws from slinger and pull off brush core. Scrape off old sealant build up on the slinger and

string guard. It is advisable to replace the two bearings every time the brush is replaced.

5. Reinstall the above component. CAUTION! Install shorter step on the shaft ends toward the left pulley

side. Apply silicon sealant such as GE Silicon auto seal onto the ends of the brush core before

reassembling the slinger and string guard.

Fastracts SC12

Fig. 2

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