Esteam Cleaning Systems E1050, E1050-20, E1050-05, E1050-20-05, E1050-10 Owner's Manual

ESTEAM CLEANING SYSTEMS

500 MODELS

OWNER’S MANUAL

Congratulations on your selection of a new E1050 soil extractor built in Canada by “Esteam Cleaning Systems.” Our goal has been to produce the best high performance line of carpet cleaning equipment on the market today. Reading your owners manual will help to achieve maximum benefit from your purchase.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction on the E1050 2 Specifications 2 Maintenance 3 Safety Information 3 Operating Instructions 4 Trouble Shooting 7 Schematic 10 Warranty Registration 30 Warranty 31

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E1050 E1050-20

E1050-05 E1050-20-05

E1050-10 E1050-20-10

Volts

115 volts or 220 volts

Vacuum lift

150”

185”

150”

Pump Motor

1/4 HP A/C

INTERNAL HEATER

N/A N/A 1850 watt / 200ºF

(Clean water)

RECOVERY TANK

10.5 gallons (40 litres)

LENGHT

26 inches (66 cm)

WIDTH

17 inches (43 cm)

HEIGHT

34 inches (86 cm)

WEIGHT

110 lbs (49.8 kgs)

115 lbs (52 kgs)

INTRODUCTION

Be it a small residential job or a large commercial contract, Esteam Cleaning Systems industrial carpet cleaning extractors are right for your needs. The E1000 deliver the ultimate in power, capacity, durability, and performance. The 500 PSI models are a light weight portable electronic truckmount, and is one of the most powerful soil extractors on the market.

Only the highest quality components go into our equipment, to deliver you strength and reliability in a long life high performance machine. All Esteam Cleaning Systems equipment housings are made of high impact, unbreakable polyethylene.

The E1050 incorporates a unique single 3 stage vacuum produci ng 150 inches of water lift or 185 inches of water lift with optional dual 3 stage vacuum. To compliment the vacuum lift the E1050 comes standard with a 500 PSI PumpTec pump. No cleaning job is too large for the E1050.

SPECIFICATIONS

E1050 ( 110v&220v )

ELECTRICAL

Amps

VACUUM MOTOR

Cfm’s

PUMP

SOLUTION TANK

One cord 14 amps

Single 3 stage (LRG-PLASTIC) 94

500 psi Plunger

10.5 gallons (40 litres)

Two cords 14 amps per cord

2-3 stage High Performance 101

500 psi Plunger

10.5 gallons (40 litres)

Two cords 14 amps per cord

Single 3 stage (LRG-PLASTIC) 94

500 psi Plunger

10.5 gallons (40 litres)

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MAINTENANCE

DAILY:

- Clean high water level float screen inside the recov er y tank.

- Ensure high level float ball is working properly.

- Rinse out recovery tank after use.

- Clean dirt and obstructions from the (recovery tank) drain valve rubber gaskets to prevent premature wear.

- Rinse out pump with clean water at conclusion of work day.

- Clean poly housing with mild soap and water.

- Chec k mac hine fuse.

MONTHLY:

- Clean air inlet and check exhaust port.

- Check to make sure cooling fan is operating properly.

- Check 1 ½ dump valve seal.

YEARLY:

- We recommend that your unit be inspected by a qualified service technician once a year.

PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE:

- Never store this unit in a place where there is a possibility of the temperature

dropping below 00C (320F).

SAFETY INFORMATION

1. Prior to inspection or repair of this machine, di sc onn ec t all el ect r ic a l cords rendering the machine powerless. Failure to do so could result in serious or fatal injury.

2. Inspect unit daily for worn or damaged components. E.g. frayed cord, loose plug, or a plug with missing ground pin, etc.

3. This unit should only be operated when in an upright position on a level surface.

4. Do not operate unit unless it is properly grounded in a 3 pin grounded outlets. Never bend or remove ground pin from plugs.

5. Ensure filters and screens are free from lint or dirt.

6. Do not run unit if vacuum motor or pump are wet. Allow sufficient time for motor to dry before plugging unit in.

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7. Do not use solvent based cleaning products in this extractor.

8. Keep air inlets and exhaust por ts fre e fro m ob st ruc ti ons. Blocked air inlets or exhaust ports can cause the unit to overheat.

9. Do not use solution or recovery tanks for storing hoses, cords or accessories.

10. When using electrical equipment around water it is important to wear rubber soled shoes and keep machine pr operl y grounded at all times. Failure to do so could result in a fatal electric shock.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Insert electrical cords into 3 pin grounded outlets.

2. We recommend the use of a liquid defoamer, to prevent the machine from prematurely shutting off due to excess foam in the recovery tank. Turn on vacuum and pour approximately ¼ cup of Esteam Liquid Defoamer into the end of the vacuum hose.

3. 500 PSI Plunger pump priming instructions:

- Fill fresh water tank

- Turn on vacuum

- Always release the pressure by depressing the prime valve prior to turning on the pump, to release head pressur e and prevent blowing fuse or over ampi ng the pump motor

- Turn on pump

- Cover vacuum barb on recovery tank

- Pull prime valve trigger for about 30 seconds

- Shut off pump and vacuum

- Connect hoses for cleaning and machine is ready to use.

4. To adjust pump pressure: Turn pressure regulator (located at the lower front of machine) clockwise to increase pressure; counter-clockwise to decrease pressure.

TO USE YOUR E1050 HEATER:

A. Hook the wand solution hose to the quick connect of your machine. B. Plug the heater power cord into a wall that is on a separate circuit form the other

cord. C. Turn the heater switch on. D. When the red light goes out, solution is heated and ready to use.

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS (CONTINUED)

WARNING: If your heater does not work DO NOT attempt to repair it yourself, call your

distributor for repair procedures. Using solvents in heaters can be hazardous and will void your warranty. Allowing heaters to freeze will crack the heater cartridge and will also void your warranty.

DANGER: No solvents of any type may be used in this system at any time. The use of solvents is extremely hazardous resulting in possible fire and/or explosion.

5. Connect vacuum and solution hoses to the carpet cleaning wand.

6. Proceed to clean carpets.

7. When the recovery tank becomes full, vacuum will automatically stop extracting.

When vacuum stops extracting it will make a distinctive high pitched noise as all the air flow will be cut off. At this time switch unit off. Drain the recovery tank by pulling up on drain valve on front of machine.

NOTE: Ensure that the high water level float screen inside the recovery tank is free from any obstructions. Be sure to close drain valve before resuming cleaning.

8. To empty solution tank remove vacuum hose from wand. Turn on vacuum and

extract solution from solution tank into recovery tank, then drain recovery tank.

NOTE: Do not completely submerge end of vacuum hose into solution. Allow some air to enter end of vacuum hose with liquid.

9. When the job is completed empty and rinse out the solution and recovery tanks.

Allow vacuum to run for 3 to 5 minutes. This will eliminate all moistu re from vacuum assuring long vacuum life.

WARNING: When using electrical equipment around water it is important to wear rubber soled shoes and keep machine properly grounded at all times. Failure to do so could result in electric s hock .

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

WARNING: Prior to inspection or repair of this machine, disconnect all

electrical cords rendering the machine powerless. Failure to do so could result in serious or fatal injury.

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

1. Entire unit will not 1. Unit not plugged in 1. Connect unit to 3 pin operate grounded outlets

2. Blown fuse on machine 2. Check machine fuses and replace if necessary

3. Blown fuse or breaker for 3. Check fuse panel for plug in outlet blown fuse

4. Loose wiring 4. See dealer

2. 500 PSI Plunger 1. Switch not turned on 1. Turn on switch pump will not run

2. Broken switch 2. See dealer

3. Loose wiring 3. See dealer

4. Pump motor defective 4. See dealer

3. Vacuum will not run 1. Switch not turned on 1. Turn on switch

2. Blown fuse 2. Replace fuse

3. Broken switch 3. See dealer

4. Loose wiring 4. See dealer

5. Blocked rotor 5. See dealer

4. 500 PSI Plunger 1. Out of solution 1. Fill solution tank with pump runs but does solution not pump solution

2. Pump inlet screen plugged 2. Clean inlet screen

3. Pump was not properly 3. Prime pump using primed priming hose

4. Kink in solution hose 4. Remove kink

5. Plugged jet or quick connect 5. Remove blockage

6. Internal (inside machine) or 6. See dealer external solution line damaged and leaking

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TROUBLE SHOOTING (CONTINUED)

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

5. 500 PSI Plunger 1. Pressure regulator valve 1. Adjust pressure using pump runs but has out of adjustment regulator located at the loss of pressure front of the machine

2. Partial kink in solution hose 2. Remove kink

3. Partial blockage in solution 3. Remove blockage hose

4. Jet orifice opening on clean- 4. Total jet opening for 500 ing wand is too large PSI pump should be .02

5. Pressure regulator valve 5. See dealer components wearing out

6. Internal pump components 6. See dealer wearing out

6. Vacuum operates 1. Recovery tank full 1. Drain recovery tank but has poor or no suction 2 Vacuum hose plugged 2. Locate and remove blockage

3. Wand plugged 3. Locate and remove blockage

4. Exhaust port blocked 4. Locate and remove blockage

5. High level float stuck in off 5. Turn vacuum off and tap position top of float screen cage

6. Front drain valve left open 6. Close recovery tank after draining recovery tank drain valve on front of machine

7. Vacuum prema- 1. Excess foam in recovery 1. Add defoame r to turely stops extracting tank recovery tank

2. Lint or dirt on automatic 2. Clean auto shut off float shut off float screen screen

3. Defective float ball 3. Replace float screen cage

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TROUBLE SHOOTING (CONTINUED)

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

8. Machine spits water 1. High level float not working 1. Check auto shut off float out of exhaust port properly cage and ball for proper operation

9. Machine blowing 1. Damaged (leaking) recov- 1. Immediately shut unit excessive amounts of ery tank fittings down. Bring unit to a water out of exhaust dealer for service ports

10. Water accumulate- 1. Inside solution line leaking 1. Immediately shut unit ing in bottom electrical down. Bring unit to a component area dealer for service

2. Pump leaking 2. Immediately shut unit down. Bring unit to a dealer for service

3. Solution or recovery tank 3. Immediately shut unit leaking from above down. Bring to a dealer for service

11. Heater won’t work. 1. Heater cord not plugged in. Connect cord to 3 Pin

(Separate) outlet

2. Faulty Thermostat or See dealer

Thermo cut-out

12. Water not hot 1. Check Jet size on wand or

enough upholstery tool. Do not

ex ceed . 02 orfice size for

maximum heat transfer

2. Do not use cold water in solution tank. Must use hot tap water for maximum heat transfer

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