ICE iE410 Carpet Cleaning Machine User Manual

iE410
Self_Contained Extractor
Operator & Parts Manual

SAFETY PRECAUTION

Carefully read and understand this manual before operating this machine.
This machine must be grounded!
This machine shall be grounded while in use to protect theoperator from electric shock. Grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current. This machine is equipped with a cord having an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances. Do not remove the ground pin under any circumstances.
This machine is for use on a nominal 120-volt circuit and has a grounding plug that resembles the plug illustrated in Figure. Make sure that the machine is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug. No adapter should be used with this machine. This machine is intended for commercial use. It is constructed for use in an indoor environment and is nor intended for any other use. Use only recommended accessories.

1. Do not operate machine:
   – Unless trained and authorized.
   – In flammable or explosive areas.
   – With a damaged cord or plug
   – If not in proper operating condition.
   – Unless you have read and understand the operators manual.
   – With the use of extension cords
   – In outdoor areas and standing water.

2. Before operating machine:
   – Make sure all safety devices are in place and operating properly.

3. When using machine:
   – Do not run machine over cord.
   – Do not pull cord around sharp edges or corners.
   – Do not handle plug with wet hands.
   – Report machine damage or faulty operation immediately.
   – Do not pull machine by cord or plug.
   – Do not unplug by pulling on the cord.
   – Do not stretch cord.
   – Keep cord away from heated surfaces.

4. Before leaving or servicing machine:
   – Turn off machine.
   – Unplug cord from outlet.

5. When servicing machine:
   – Unplug cord from outlet.
   – Use manufacturer supplied or approved replacement parts.

To avoid electrical shock,please replace the power cord immediately if any damage is being detected. The replacement must be performed only by an authorized person or by our customer service center.

SELF-CONTAINED EXTRACTOR SET-UP

Read operators manual thoroughly prior to operating or servicing this machine!!!
Carefully check the shipping carton for signs of damage. Report any carton damage to carrier immediately.
Check carton contents to ensure carton is complete. Contact your ICE distributor if anything is missing.
Contents:
– Carpet Extractor
– 50’ extension power cable
Read operators manual thoroughly prior to operating or servicing this machine!!!

1. Using a hose or bucket, fill tank with a maximum of 10 gallons of hot water.

2. Add distributor recommended cleaning solution.
   Do not use flammable liquids or operate machine in or near flammable liquids or vapors!!!

3. Connect the supplied extension power cable to the machine. Plug cord into a grounded wall outlet. (see grounding instructions)

4. Drop the brush head to the floor with the foot release pedal on the back of the machine.

MACHINE OPERATION

PRIOR TO EXTRACTING CARPETS

1. Inspect power cable and extension cable for damage. Replace cable if damage is found.
2. Vacuum carpet to remove debris prior to extracting carpet.

CARPET EXTRACTING

1. Turn on vacuum / pump switch.
   NOTE: Solution will only spray when the brush / spray button is pushed.

2. To start cleaning, push the brush / spray button and begin to pull the machine backwards.
   NOTE: For best cleaning results, pull back on the machine at a pace of approx. 10 feet in 15 seconds.

3. Release brush / spray button at the end of the path, and continue to pull machine back for another 12 inches to pick up excess solution.

4. Tip machine back onto the transport wheels and push forward to begin next path.

5. During pickup, the float shut-off will automatically prevent water from entering the recovery tank once the recovery tank is full.

NOTE: If foam develops in the recovery tank during vacuuming, use de- foamer chemical to help eliminate the foam. Foam will not activate the float shut-off, and therefore, may cause vacuum motor damage.
OPERATING HINTS

1. Overlap cleaning path by approx. 2 inches

2. Work away from power outlet and power cable in order to avoid damage to the power cable.

3. Continually check for foam buildup in recovery tank. Use a distributor recommended foam control solution.
   NOTE: Excessive foam buildup will not activate the float shut-off and may cause damage to the vacuum motor.

4. Repeat extraction path on heavily soiled areas.

5. If brush stops spinning, there may be an obstruction in the brush. Unplug the power cable, raise the brush off the floor and check for an obstruction. Check & reset the brush circuit breaker located on the control housing.

6. When recover of the dirty solution ends, or the solution tank is empty, you must drain the recovery tank. (see TANK DRAINING)

USE OF ACCESSORY TOOLS
NOTE: Prior to cleaning upholstery, be sure to read cleaning instructions provided by the manufacturer.

1. Disconnect black vacuum hose off the back right side of the machine. Connect accessory vacuum hose to area where the standard vacuum hose was removed.
2. Connect accessory solution hose to brass quick connect coupler located on the back of the machine.
3. Connect accessory tool to solution and vacuum hoses.
4. Turn on vacuum / pump switch.
5. Operate accessory tools as needed.
6. When cleaning is completed, relieve water pressure from solution lines by turning off vacuum / pump switch and then squeeze trigger for 4 seconds.

DRAINING TANKS
DRAINING SOLUTION TANK

1. To drain any remaining water from the solution tank,pull the solution tank level hose off the hose fitting.
2. Drain dirty solution into floor drain.
3. Reattach the hose to the hose fitting.

DRAINING RECOVERY TANK

1. Turn off machine, unplug and remove power cable.
2. Unhook drain hose off the back of the machine and remove drain hose stopper.
3. Drain dirty solution into floor drain.
4. Replace drain hose stopper and reattach hose to back of machine.

MACHINE MAINTENANCE

To keep the machine performing well for many years, please follow the following maintenance procedures.
Always confirm that the machine is unplugged prior to performing any maintenance or repairs!!!
DAILY MAINTENANCE

1. When cleaning operation is complete for the day, drain and rinse the recovery tank thoroughly with clean water.

2. Remove remaining solution from solution tank.

3. Remove float shut-off (ping pong ball in cage) from recovery tank and clean with water.

4. Remove and inspect spray jets. If necessary, clean jets in acetic acid solution.
   Do not clean brass jets with a pointed object, as it will damage the jets.

5. Check brush assembly & remove any debris or carpet fibers.

6. Check pick up head and remove any debris or carpet fibers.

7. Check condition of the stainless steel pickup shoes on the pickup head. The shoes must contact the floor for the whole length of the pickup head. Replace as necessary.

8. Clean machine with a nonabrasive cleaner.

9. Inspect power cable for any damage. Replace if necessary.

MONTHLY MAINTENANCE

1. Flush pump & plumbing with an acetic acid solution to dissolve any chemical buildup. Mixing Instructions:
   a) Premix 16 oz. or an acetic acid solution with 2 gallons of water and pour into solution tank.
   b) Turn vacuum / pump switch on
   c) Put machine head over floor drain and operate machine for 50 seconds.
   d) Shut machine down and allow remaining solution to sit in machine overnight.
   e) The following day, spray out remaining solution and flush system again with 3 gallons of clean water.

2. Inspect machine for water leaks.

3. Lubricate wheels with a water resistance lubricant.

MACHINE STORAGE

1. Prior to storing the machine, ensure the solution and recovery tanks are clean and empty of any solution.
2. Store machine in upright position in a dry area, with the brush head off the floor.
3. Remove recovery tank clear lid to allow for air circulation.
   If you are storing the machine in an area which can freeze, be sure both tanks and the solution plumbing are empty of all water and dry!

BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING

outlet
Faulty power cable| Contact ICE Distributor
Faulty extension power cable| Replace with new extension power cable
Building circuit breaker tripped| Reset circuit breaker
Solution pump not working| Vacuum / pump switch not on| Turn on switch
Vacuum / pump switch faulty| Contact ICE Distributor
Faulty solenoid| Contact ICE Distributor
Faulty solution pump| Contact ICE Distributor
Pump overheated| Determine cause and allow 30 minutes for pump to cool
Loose or broken wiring| Contact ICE Distributor
Vacuum motor not working| Vacuum / pump switch not on| Turn on switch
Vacuum / pump switch faulty| Contact ICE Distributor
Vacuum motor thermal overload tripped| Check for obstruction and allow 30 minutes to cool
Faulty vacuum motor| Contact ICE Distributor
Worn carbon brushes| Contact ICE Distributor
Loose or broken wiring| Contact ICE Distributor
Poor pick up| Air leaking around clear recovery lid| Ensure recovery lid is firmly tightened
Clogged float shut-off| Remove float shut-off and clean off debris
Float shut-off is activated| Drain recovery tank
Loose drain hose stopper| Ensure stopper is securely in place
Loose vacuum hose connections| Ensure vacuum hose connections are tight
Defective vacuum hose| Replace vacuum hose
Loose vacuum hose cuffs| Ensure cuffs are secure to the hose
Damaged or loose pickup head shoes| Contact ICE Distributor
Pulling machine too fast| Slow down cleaning operation
Uneven or no solution spray| Solution tank is empty or low| Fill solution tank
Vacuum / pump switch not on| Turn on switch
Dirty or plugged spray tips| Clean or replace spray tips
Improper spray tip size or spray angle| Contact ICE Distributor
Worn spray tips| Contact ICE Distributor
Faulty solution pump| Contact ICE Distributor
Plugged solution tank filter| Clean or replace filter
Pinched or kinked solution hose| Check for obstructions and kinks and reroute or replace if needed

MACHINE COMPONENTS

1. Vacuum/Pump ON/OFF switch
2. Brush circuit breaker
3. Brush/spray ON/OFF switch
4. Drain hose
5. Accessory tool solution hookup
6. Brush raise and lower foot pedal
7. Spray jets
8. Brush assembly
9. Pickup head
10. Solution tank fill port
11. Clear dome

PARTS LIST

TECHNICAL DATA

TECHNICAL DATA

Model| iE410
Voltage| 120V
Power| 1680W
Current| 14A
Frequency| 60Hz
Solution Capacitor| 10Gallon
Recovery Capacitor| BGallon
Vacuum Motor| 1200W
Vacuum| 3000mmH2O(120″)
Flow rate| 2940L/Min(100CFM)
Pump| 100 P.S.I
Brush Motor| 150W
Cleaning Path| 16″(41CM)
RPM| 1/5P 1400RPM
Length of Power cord| 15M
Weight| 43KG
Dimensions| 92.9cm(L)X41.2cm(W)X89.5cm(H)

Wiring Diagram

iE410

WEAR &TEAR PARTS

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ICE Company Limited
TEL: (+86) 769 8186 9000
FAX: (+86) 769 8186 3000

References

• Intelligent Cleaning Equipment (ICE)

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