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INTRODUCTION
This manual has been prepared to help you get
the most from your PACEMAKER/MATADOR. Read
it thoroughly before operating the machine;
A SAFETY' PRECAUTIONS
AWARNING
DO NOT USE THIS MACHINE IN AREAS WHERE FLAMMABLE
LIQUIDS OR VAPORS ARE PRESENT.
®WAR.NING
DISCONNECTPOWER FROM-MACHINE BEFORE ATTEMPTING
.ANY SERVICE.OR MATNTENANCE WORK.
NOTE:
For additional information, cautions and
warnings, read operator's manu.al before running
machine.
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AWARNING
THIS MACHINE MUST BE PROPERLY GROUNDED TO PROTECT THE OPERATOR
FROM ELECTRICAL SHOCK. READ THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BELOW BEFORE
OPERATING THIS MACHINE.
115 or 120 VOLT MACHINES HAVE
THIS KIND OF 3 PRONG PLUG AT
THE END OF A 3 WIRE ELECTRICAL
CORD.
THE GROUNDING PIWON
THIS PLUG GROUNDS THEMACHIRE
WHEN IT IB PLUGGED INTO A 3
PRONG OUTLET. .
3 PRONG GROUNDED
OUTLET
A GROUNDING ADAPTER MUST BE
INSTALLED, AS SHOWN HERE^-IF
ONLY 2 PRONG OUTLETS ARE
AVAILABLE.
THE OUTLET BOX
MUST BE GROUNDED AND THE
GROUNDING TAB (OR WIRE) ON THE
ADAPTER MUST BE INSTALLED
UNDER THE HEAD OF THE SCREW IN
THE CENTER OF THE OUTLET COVER.
GROUNDING ADAPTERS FOR 115 OR
120 VOLT PLUGS ARE AVAILABLE
AT MOST HARDWARE STORES.
NOTEs
GROUNDING ADAPTERS ARE NOT,
APPROVED FOR USE IN CANADA.
240 VOLT MACHINES HAVE THIS
TYPE OF . 3 PRONG PLUG, ATc:,TRE...
END OF ::11^"3 i1.IR8 ELECTRICAL'-'
CORD
j'PR_E
GROUNOING=PIY ON
THIS PLi1G CROUNQSTHE MACHINE
WHE1i IT 'IS PLUGGED INTO A 3
PRONG OUTLET AS SHOMN HERE.
ADAPTERB ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR
240 VOLT PLUGS.
REPLACE THE PLUG IF THE GROUNDING PIN IS DAMAGED OR BROKEN.
THE GREEN (OR GREEN AND YELLOW ) WIRE IN THE CORD IS THE GROUNDING
WIRE.
WHEN REPLACING A PLUG, THIS NIRE MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE
GROUNDING PIN ONLY.
EXTENSION CORDS CONNECTED TO THIS MACHINE SHOULD BE 12 GAUGE, 3
WIRE CORDS WITH 3 PRONCPLUGS AND OUTLETS. DO NOT USE EXTENSION
CORDS MORE THAN 50 PT. (15 M) LONG.
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PREPARING THE hif1CHINE FOR USE
Attaching the Scrub Brush or Pad Holder
oth the scrub brush and 'pad holder are attached
in the same manner. Align lugs with correspond-
ing slots and turn brush or pad holder to lock
in place.
Electrical Cable
Unwrap ca e and plug into proper outlet as
covered in electrical section under warning and
cautions.
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Spray Buff/Mister (optional)
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chemical bottle (2 qts.) with appropriate
chemical.
Check nozzle on rnachine base for
clogs and ensure proper airning of mist.
Pressurize bottle by pumping hand lever.
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Splash Guard (optional)
Splash guard prevents splashing of chemical onto
furniture, baseboards, etc., during wet opera-
tion.
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OPERATING THE PACEMAKER/MATADOR
With the machine prepared as covered in the pre-
vious section, you are ready to operate the
Pacemaker/Matador.
1)
Handle positioner is located on handle at
operator's right.
Pull on lever to unlock
handle.
Adjust handle lever as required and
release lever.
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2)
With both hands•on machine, push handle lock
button with forefinger of left hand. Twist
grips forward to start motor.
3)
Machine will move to the operators right and
left as the operating handle is raised and
lowered - Raise to go right - Lower to go
left.
AWARNING
Lateral movement• requires only.slight raising ,
`and l oweri ng - exag<gerated movement of handa e
could cause loss oUcantrol.
OPERATING TIPS
1.
Work. away from plug outlet to keep cordfrom
interfering with machine operation.
2.
When spray buffing, periodically check the-.
pad for buildup.
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AFTER USING THE PACEMAKER/MATADOR
1.
Flush spray buff system with warm water.
Remove pad holder or brush from machine for
separate storage.
Never store machine with
pad holder or brush on machine.
Wash scrub brush and store separately.
3.
Wrap cable around cord hooks.
4.
Wipe entire machine with clean damp cloth -
wipe underside of brush'housing after wet
use..
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Maintenance of Pacemaker%^atador
©WARNING
Disconnect power from machine before attempting
any service or mainteance work.
Circuit Breaker (High Speed Matador) - Designed
o protect motor from damage by over oad condi-
tion.
Normally, tripping of circuit breaker is
caused by one or more of the following condi-
tions:
Loaded pad when spray cleaning, scrubbing or
polishing
Excessive use of material when spray cleaning
Too-aggressive-pad for operation
Use of other than soft-touch brush for carpet
shampooing.
Too little, or absence of, solution when sham-
pooing or bonnet cleaning carpet
When cause of circuit breaker tripping is deter-
mined, remedy and re-set external button by push-
ing in to position where it doesn't return.
NOTE:
If button does not stay pushed in, allow
time for cooling and try`again.
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