Windsor passport Owner's Manual

L

1

CONTENTS:

2

Safe? Instmcrions

8

Vac

Motor / Frame Assembly

3

Grounding Inslcnrcrions

9

Conrol

Panel

/

Hcndle Assembly

4

Operating

the

Eriractor

I0

the

Shoe

Assemb

Lv

5

Operaions

and

Maintenance

II

Pump

/

Valve

/

ikf&$old

.Assembly

6

Model

Variarion

Chan

12

Tank

Assemblies

7

Brush

Drive

Assembly

13

Wiring

Diagram

I

I

WINDSOR"

INDUSTRIES,

INC..

1151

W.

Stanford

Ave,

Englewood

CO

80710

USA*303-762-180O*fAX

3-762-0817

L.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

When

using

an

electrical

appliance, basic precaution must

always

be

followed,

including

the

foilowing:

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE

USING

THIS

MACHINE.

This

machine

is

for

commercial

use.

A

WARNING:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire,

electric shock,

or

injury:

I.

Do

not

operate without

filters

(dry

or wet) in place.

2

Use

only

as

described in this manual.

Use

only manufacturer's recommended attachments.

3.

Use

indoors only.

Do

not

use outdoors

and

do

not expose

to

rain.

4.

Machine

can

cause a fire when operating near flammable vapors or materials.

Do

not

operate this

macnine near flammable fluids, dust or vapors.

5.

Do

not

pick up flammable fluids, dust

or

vapors.

6.

'Do

not

vacuum anything that

is

burning or smoking, such

as

cigarettes, matches, or hot ashes.

7.

Do

not handle the plug or machine with wet hands.

8.

Do

not

leave

the

machine unattended. Unplug machine from ourfet when in

use

and before servicins.

9.

Do

not

leave

the

machine unattended. Unplug machine from outlet when not in

use

and before servicins.

10. Do

not

unplug machine by pulling on

cord.

To

unplug, grasp

the

plug,

not

the

mrd.

11.

Do

not

use

with damaged cord

or

plug. Follow

all

instrudons in :his manual concerning grounding

the

12.

If

the

machine

is

not

working

properly,

has

been dropped, damaged,

left

outdoors, or cropped into

13.

Do

not

pull or

carry

by cord,

use

cord

as

a

handle, close a door on cord,

or

pull cord around

id.

Do

not

pulVrun machine over cord.

Keep

cord away from

heated

surfaces.

15.

Do

not

allcw

to

be used

as

a

toy.

CIose

attention

is

necessary when

used

by or near children.

16.

Do

not

operate machine with any openings blocked. Keep openings free

of

debris that may

reduce

17.

Keep

hair,

loose

clothing, fingers, and

all

parts

of

the

body away from openings and moving

18.

Use

extra

caution when cleaning

on

stairs.

19.

Do

not

use machine

as

a

step.

m

ach

I

n

e

.

water, return it

to

an Authorized service canter.

sharp

adges 3r comers.

airflow.

parts.

20.

Connect

to

a

properly

grounded outfet.

See

Grounding

Instrudcns.

21.

Maintenance and repairs

must

be

done

by

qualified personnel.

22.

ktating

fan

blades

inside the

cwer.

Before opening cwer, switch

off

machine. Wait until

the

fanhrush

stocs cmpleteiy or dust and

debris

may

be

ejected.

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

90129

511195

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'

OPEUTING

THE

P.GSPORT

OPERATtvG

THE

P.GSP0RT

WITH

ACCESSORY

TOOLS

NOTE:

Vacuum

the

cvpet

md

make

axe

it

is

c!d

of

surface

dcoris

before

clevling with

the

PASSPORT.

Venalatc

aru

aft^

cvpet

has

been

ciuncd.

Keep

chiidren

and

pers"

away

and

do

not

waik

on

cvpct

unul

it

is

dry.

MTE:

.-ch

s&

rciieilcord

retainer

to

the

pwe: cod

1.

Wake

a

loop

in

power

cord

approximateiy

!2"

from

nvist

lock

reczptac!e

end.

Slide

cord

loop

through slot

in.

recunc:

am.

Full

slat&

cord

back

mna

to

handle.

2

&rough

slot

to

secrm.

AKach

Adjusr

brush

hcighf

by

mg

knob

at

front

of

Sacbine.

Pointer

on

left

side

indicves

urpe:

hcghr.

LOW

-

114

incS

MED

-

1/1

inch

HIGiI

-

1

cinch

XOTE:

Incorn:

brush

height

may

cause

cimit

breaker

to

trip.

Rase

brush

and

reset

drdt

bder..

3.

4.

Turn

soluaon

valve

to

"CARPET

CLUMNG"

posiaon.

P!up

power

cord

into

a

grounded

wall

outlet.

WARVIIVG!

Defeating

the

grounding

pin

on

the

power

cord

a

result

in

a severe

eiececd

shock

5.

6.

TLEI

on

the

vacuum

switch

and

bmsh

switcS.

Deiress

intermincat

pump

smtch

to

dispense

cl&g

solution.

FliI

in3Ciline

backwards

Rekse

;rump

switch

about

11,

inches

before

the

end

of

ezcn

c!eming

pass.

Ttus

will

ensure

all

cluning

solurion

is

vac~umed from

cypet

C.UTION:

While

openting

mchinc..

check

for

CKC&VC

foam

build-up

in

the

recovery

tank.

If

excessive

foam

is

present,

add

o

ddomer

solution

to

recovery

tank.

7.

€spry

recovery

tank

when approximately

34

full.

C.lLTON:

Do

not

w

the

recovery

tank

to

GU

the

roiution

tank.

u&ss

it

is

CLEhN. Sediment

in

the

recovery

tank

an

damage

the

soluaon

pump

and

clog

the

spray

jets

rendering

the

macfiine

inopenblt

8.

Venuhc

arm

after

cvpet has been

C~UIXCL

PROTECT

FROM

FREEZGVG

If

it

becomes

necessary

to

store

in

tempencum

that

could

drop

below

LO

F.

the

pumping

system. hoses md

vdva

must

be

pmcd

from

tizccq

with i methyl hydntc

window

washe: antifraze soluuon.

NOTE:

Do

not

xse

erhyiene

glycol

or cooling

system

mtifrcezcs.

1.

Add

a

gallon

or

two

of

window

washer

mtifmze

to

the

supply

t-.

rum

on

pump

switch md

spray

until

the

mtifmte

solution

ilils

:he

solution

lines.

Dan

out

the !eftover

mifreeze

from

the

supply

tmk.

Always

dIow

:he

unit

:o

rcxh

mom

tcmpcnnrres

before

filling

with

hot

WXC:

or

opcr3ung.

Z

The

P.4SSWW

is

eyily

adapted

for

use

wirh

the

following

Windsor

jcczssoory

tools:

DHT-UPEU.SW3'FWSW/PRO

1.

2.

3.

A

5.

Turn

solution

valve

to

".4ccessorp

TooP

position.

Rcmovc recovery hose

from

dome

md

insen

vacuum

hose

for

3etrsory

cooi

in

ia

piac:.

Att3ch

soluuon hose

from

accssory

tooi

to

brass

soluaon

Ripple

on

lower

bad

of

chassis.

Makc

sure

that

solurion

tank

has

ciuning

soluaon

and

chat

movery

tank

and

dome

arc

in piae

md

ready

for

opmaoh

Switch

on

PASSPORTS

Vacuum

and

Continuous

switches

O~Y.

Use

jcctasop

tools

Y

with

md

Standard

wmctor.

WARNING:

Do

not

switch

on

brush

switch

when

operating the

madline

with

3cc~so~

tools.

Cqer

damage

may

occur.

6.

MaLc

sure

that

the

solution

vdve

is

returned

to

the

met

Spray"

Fsiuon

before

using

the

machme

3pn

for

self-

contained

cqe:

cidng.

WARNING.'

Before

m&ng

my

adjustments

or

rc?iun

to

the

rnacfime.

~~SCOMC~

the

?owe:

cord

from

tiec:ncd

jourc:.

1.

Z

3.

1.

hpty

unused

cievlrng

soluuon

from the

solunon

mic.

Inspet:

and

cim

ater

screen

m

solution

tyllc

Run

pumping

system

with

i

or

2

gjilons

of

:!em.

hot

watc.

After~ah

use.

arise

tank

with

fresh

wxe:.

Pezoaicdly

inspec:

ihe

recovery

tank

and decontaminate

if

necrsary.

using i Hospitd

Grade

Viruadc or

i

1-10

bleach

to

watcc

solutlon

Waste

water should be

Oisposd

of

properly.

5.

CSeck

for md emove

my

lint

or

debns

around

brush

and

vac shoe.

6.

0:cX

jpny

jes

for

full

spr3y

pattern.

7.

Remove !int

and

din

buiid-ip

from

brush

3nd

housing.

NOTE:

Always

ston

ma&ine

with

brush

in

"StoR:'

p~siti~n.

PERIODIC

.XADTEN.LVCE

TWIC:

1

month.

flush

a

wnne

vinenu

soluuon

(One

quart

vinegar

to

two

gllons

of

ware:)

or

mu-browrung

solution

(mixed

IS

dirmed)

hu3h

the

exmc:or. This

will

preve3t

build-up

of

ahiinc

residue

in

the

syscem.

If

spny

jcrs

become

clogged. remove

the

spny

tips.

wash

them

thoroug!Ily,

md

blow

dry.

NOTE:

Do

nor

use

pins.

wire.

e~.

to

cfcm

norz!a

Y

th~s

could

damy

spray

panm.

If

spn~

Jes

drip

3itc:

:he pump

is

turned

off.

solenoid

vdve

may

need

:o

be

:!euled.

Apply

silicone

luhncvlt

to

sciution

rucpie.

Penodtcdly :nscec:

dl

hoses.

c!ccmcd

cables.

tilten

mnd

con-

nec:ions

on

your machine.

Fnyed

or

czcked

hoses

should

be

re?ared or

:tpl;lc:d

to

e!iminate vac.Jum or

solution

pressure

loss.

Scc;usc

rhc c!ec:ncd

able

must

be

well

insulsted

md

c:

C0Mef:of

sc:ews

key

tight.

If

the

;sole

insulsuon

IS

broken

01

hyed.

mar

or

:c?isc:

it

:mncdiate!y.

Don':

t3kc

ch~c~ wrth

c!e~:ccd

3r:

or

shock.

4

HOE:

In

the

foilowing

instructions

dl

letter

designations.

IE:

A:

will

be

shown

in

the

up

-

coming

gaphicd

'=pies

in

this

guide.

I

MXIFiTE;YctVCE

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

P.zPORT

\

WARNING:

Renove

macfiine

power

car! from

e!edd

source

before

rmkin3

any

xljusmenu

or

repain

to

the

machine.

Only

quaiiGcd

maintenance

personnei

310

to

perform

repairs.

I

I

VAC

SHOE

1.

Remove

&

to

aces

vac

shoe

mountin3

bolts

3.

Rcmove

(3

shoulder bolts holding

vac

shoe

to

chassis,&

4

Remove

nut

at

rhc

end

of

hagfit

adjustmenr

rod.

NOTE..

When

rcnsraUing

vac

shoe

on

PASSPORT.

do

not

ovcmgixm shoulder bolts. Lewe enough

looseness

to

allow

vac

shoe

to

move

up

and

down

With

the

haght

adjusting

screw.

2.

Remove

vac

hose

from shoe.

-c."(

1.

2.

Remove

k!t

pard.

brush

pulley

pard

and

beving covers

as

exh

end

of

brush.

Slide

Srusn

upwards

and

remove

Sdt

from

@ey. Remove

brush

assezoiy

from

housing.

Repiacr

brush

or

bevinp

as

m.Uid

R'hcn

~:nsrdling

brush. check

Seit

for

proper

tmsion.

Bcit

shouia

be

uu~$t.

(Do

noc

ovczighcm.)

To

adjust

heft

loosen

':)

hex

nuts.

mc;~[e

motor

reward

and

m@en

3.

mus.

B:

VAC

MOTOR

BRUSHES

1.

io

insztc:

motor brushes. remove brush

holdcr

mbly.

Bwhcs

jnould

be repixd

when

worn

to

f/S

inch or

after

Jbout

'50

opesting

hours.

After

second brush ,qiac:ment.

rhe

mm

commutator should

be

cncrkcd

for

pimp and

conccnrrrcry.

Vac

moton

can

be

repmred but

such

npan

snould

be

made

by 3 qualified

motor

rqau

shop.

NOTE:

When

replacing

clecmcd component

parrs

nfcr

to

Wiring

Diagram

for

?rev

CONICC~OIL

WARNING:

i

The

green

ground

wire

must

attach

the

motor

to

the

power

:ard

for

safe

op

-

eration.

See

wiring

dia

-

gram

-

l

-

(actual

size)

3

8

-

WHEELS

1,

Remove

screw

holding

wheel

on

axle.

CIua

yde

3ad apply

a

thin

coaung

of

silicone

lubricant

to

axle

before

rr-

installing

whet!.

TO

ACCESS

VAC,

PL3fP

At

BRUSH

.MOTOR

l.

2.

3.

4

Lih

off

rccovay

tylk

md set

aide

Remove

soluuon

dryn

hose

from keeper.

-~

Remove

(4)

boiu

holding

tank

to

chassis

zi

Rwe

tank

and

pull

soiunon

dratn

hose

thmugh

C~SIS.

Remove

pump

inier

hose

from

wk

and

lay

tanlc

aside

VAC

&MOTOR

I.

2.

Disconnect

clcctnd

conntctions.

3.

4

3.

NOTE:

The

vac

motor

is

protcacd

by

a

circuit

brclkcr

loured

in

the

switch

pane!.

Tnc

brake:

will

aniy

mp

under conditions

of

abuse.

Lift

off

vac

nocur

cuoiing

air

intake

cover.

Remove

vac

hose

from chassis outict

Loosen

smn

relief

nut

ad move

the

(2)

Lower

handle bolu.

D'

remove

sccws

holding

motor piare

to

chassis and

Iifi

out

motor.

SPRAY

JETS

1,

To

prevent

clog^

jets

due

to

Wine

build-up.

the

spray

system

should

be

flushed

with

I

to

1

@om

of

c!em

hot

water

3t

the

end

of

ach

day.

The

;nacfme

is

cU~:ppcd

with

"Quck

c!lange"

jcrs

rh3t

csn

be

evily

removed for c!eyUng.

T

O

remove

-

push

jet

in

md

mute

I/3

m.

Wash

jes md

blow

dry.

Do

not

use

pins

or

wire

to

remove obsuucaon

Y

thrs

will

cnanp

spray

pattern.

PAhiL

COSTROLS

CON~\iOC:S

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