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OWNERSMANUAL

HOMECLEANING

SYSTEM

MODEL NO.175.8575180

CAUTION:Read Instructions

and Rules forSafe Operation

Carefully

SAVE THIS

MANUAL FOR

FUTURE REFERENCE

HOME CLEANING SYSTEM

• Introduction• Assembly• Operation• Service Hints• Repair Parts

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Dept. 698/731A, Sears Tower, Chicago, IL 60684660300-038

(0685) PRINTED IN U.S.A.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS1. Warranty 2. Rules For Safe Operation Page 23. Introduction Page 34. Assembly Page 45. Operation Pages 5-96. Accessories Pages 9-117. Service Hints Page 118. Exploded Views and Parts List Pages 12-16

FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY

When used for private household purposes, if within one year from the date of purchase, this cleanerfails due to defect in material or workmanship, RETURN IT TO THE NEAREST SEARS STORE ORSERVICE CENTER IN THE UNITED STATES, and Sears will repair it, free of charge.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary fromstate to state.

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., DEPT. 698/731 A, SEARS TOWER, CHICAGO, IL 60684

RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION

1. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS. WARNING: Do not attempt to operate until you have read thoroughlyand understand completely all instructions, rules, etc. contained in this manual. Failure to complycan result in accidents. Save Owners Manual and review frequently for continuing safe operationand instructing possible third-party user.

2. WARNING - TO AVOID ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE TO RAIN - STORE INDOORS.

3. This cleaner should be operated only on 100 or 120 volts at 60 cycles.

4. RECOMMENDED GROUNDING METHOD.DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, REMOVE THE POWER SUPPLY CORD GROUNDPRONG. For your personal safety, this appliance must be grounded. This appliance is equippedwith a power supply cord having a 3-prong grounding plug. To minimize possible shock hazard itmust be plugged into a mating 3-prong grounding type wall receptacle, grounded in accordancewith the National Electrical Code and local codes and ordinances. If a mating wall receptacle isnot available, it is the personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to have a properlygrounded 3-prong wall receptacle installed by a qualified electrician.

5. The power cord should always be disconnected from the electrical outlet before the recovery tankis emptied, the solution tank is refilled or the cleaner is serviced in any way.

6. DO NOT store this cleaner in an area which may reach freezing temperatures. Should this occur.DO NOT operate this cleaner until it has been at room temperature for at least (2) hours.

7. DO NOT use any cleaning solution or chemicals other than those discussed in this manual.

8. DO NOT pick up combustible materials such as gasoline, solvents, hot coals, or live sparks.

9. NEVER allow children to operate cleaner, nor should they play with cleaner as a toy.

10. This cleaner contains a suds-sensitive float system which shuts off the suction when the water orsuds picked up by the cleaner reaches a certain level in the upper container. When the suction isshut of f , to continue your cleaning, turn off the cleaner, empty upper container, wipe suds fromfloat system and continue cleaning. When a highly sudsy solution is being vacuumed up, thefloat system will activate by the suds level and not the water level; therefore, if the amount ofwater in the container does not appear to be a large quantity, do not be alarmed, the float isworking properly. The use of Formula #2 (defoamer) will reduce or eliminate this condition.

11. If your cleaner is accidently turned over while you are cleaning, the float may activate and shutoff the suction. If this occurs, set the cleaner upright, turn the power switch "off" and let motorcome to a complete stop: then turn switch back "on" to continue cleaning.

12. For maximum eff ic iency, empty container frequently and keep inside of hose, wands, nozzle andcontainer clean.

13. DO NOT overwet carpet or upholstery. If three or more cleaning strokes are required, let thecarpet or upholstery material dry and then repeat cleaning process.

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INTRODUCTIONYour New Cleanmore Home Cleaning System is a deluxe high performance cleaner, designed for today'scleaning requirements.

With proper care and maintenance, it should provide you with years of service. It is important that youread this manual to fully understand the cleaner's capabilities as well as providing you with the essentialsregarding maintenance and safety. A complete list of operating parts and features are shown below inFigure 1.

See Figure 1.

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RECOVERY TANK POWER HEAD

2 SPEED PUMP SWITCH

RECOVERY TANK

SOLUTION TANK

ANGLED WAND

STAINLESS STEEL WANDS

VACUUM HOSE

SOLUTION TUBING

FLOOR NOZZLE

Figure 1

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ASSEMBLY

ASSEMBLY OF HOSE, WANDS, NOZZLEAND SOLUTION TUBE.See Figure 2.

1. Assemble the two Straight Wands.

2. Assemble Angled Wand to upper Straight Wand.

3. Assemble Floor Nozzle to lower Straight Wand.

NOTE: Be sure locking button engages properlywhen assembling straight wands, angled wand, andfloor nozzle.

See Detail "A" - Figure 2.

4. Thread Solution Tube Nut onto threads of TriggerValve.

5. Snap Solution Tubing into Retaining Clips on thewands.

ASSEMBLY OF RECOVERY TANK ANDSOLUTION TANK.

See Figures 3 and 4.

1. Place Recovery Tank unit into Solution Tank.(Align word "VACUUM" on recovery tank with"VACUUM" on solution tank.)

2. Unwind Power Cord from Power Head.

See Figure 4.

3. Insert plug on cord from Solution Tank intoReceptacle in Recovery Tank Power Head.

SOLUTION TUBE NUT

STRAIGHTWANDS

FLOOR NOZZLEFigure 2

RECOVERYTANK

SOLUTION TANK

POWER CORD POWER HEAD

Figure 4

OPERATIONSee Figure 5.

4. Attach the large vacuum hose to recovery tankintake. (Vacuum inlet)

5. Attach solution tubing to solution tank by insert-ing plastic insert into plastic coupling.

NOTE: To remove plastic insert depress Tab andgently pull on plastic insert. Be careful not to pullon tubing as damage may occur.

— PREPARATION-

VACUUM CARPET

See Figure 6.

1. For best cleaning results it is recommended thatthe carpet be vacuumed to remove loose dirtbefore using the Cleaner.

PRETREAT CARPET (IF NEEDED)

See Figure 7.

1. To remove stains and ground in soil present inheavy traffic areas of the carpet, spray or rubSears spotter (Formula #3) into carpet before us-ing the cleaner. Follow directions on the bottle.

FILLING CLEANER WITH WATER ANDCLEANING SOLUTION

See Figure 8.

1. Add Sears Formula #1 carpet cleaning solution orSears Formula #4 upholstery cleaning solution tosupply tank (depending on type of cleaning to beperformed). Follow directions on label of bottle.

2. Pour clean hot water (from tap) into Filler Openingin the Supply Tank - use 2 gallons of water.

3. Close Filler Opening.

NOTE: This unit may become damaged if boilingwater is used.

LARGE VACUUM HOSE

PLASTICCOUPLING

TAB

SOLUTIONTUBiNG

PLASTICINSERT

Figures

Figure 7

FILLEROPENING

SUPPLY TANK

Figures

OPERATION

ADD DEFOAMER (IF REQUIRED)

See Figure 9.

1. If carpet has previously been cleaned with regularshampoo, it may be necessary to add defoamer,Formula #2, to the recovery tank by raisingLatches and lifting Power Head from the Re-covery Tank. Follow directions on bottle.

CARPET CLEANING

POWER CORD

See Figure 10.

1. Unwrap Power Cord from Power Head and pluginto electrical outlet.

2. Turn Power Switch on.

PUMP SWITCH

See Figure 11.

1. Place Pump Switch in either "Hi" or "Lo" posi-tion.

NOTE: The "Hi" pump speed is used for normalcleaning and "lo" pump speed is used for delicateupholstery or light cleaning.

LATCH

POWER CORD

POWER HEAD

WTCH-Figure 9

PUMP SWITCH

POWER

Figure 10

Figure 11

OPERATION

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TESTING FOR SOLUTION SPRAY

See Figure 12.

1. Hold Floor Nozzle above floor level.

2. Pull Solution Release Trigger on Angle Wand.

See Detail "A" Figure 12.

3. Observe Floor Nozzle to make sure cleaningsolution is being sprayed evenly from two points.

NOTE: If solution is not being sprayed from bothpoints, refer to "Service Hint" section of thismanual.

CLEANING THE CARPET

See Figures 13 and 14.

Solution Dispensing Stroke

1. Start at a corner (recommended).

2. Place Floor Nozzle flush with carpet.

3. While exerting light pressure down on floornozzle, depress Solution Release Trigger andslowly pull Floor Nozzle towards you.

NOTE: Do not overwet carpet - See "Rules For SafeOperation" on page 2, Rule #13.

Solution Recovery Stroke

1. Release Solution Release Trigger.

2. Repeat the pickup stroke one or two timeswithout spray. To accomplish this, release theSolution Trigger and lift the Floor Nozzle offcarpet, return Floor Nozzle to pointwhere you dispensed cleaning solution, andrecover dirty solution.

. REIEASETRIQQIR

FLOOR NOZZtf

OPERATION

WHEN TO EMPTY RECOVERY TANK

See Figure 15.During normal operation, your cleaner may stoprecovering solution from your carpet. When this oc-curs there are three check points to alert you:1. An increase in motor noise.2. No solution visibly being recovered by your floor

nozzle.3. No air coming from the exhaust part of your

cleaner.

When this occurs:1. The Recovery Tank is full and the Float Valve in

the recovery tank has been activated.2. The Recovery Tank has foam in the tank and the

float valve has been activated.

HOW TO EMPTY RECOVERY TANK

See Figure 16.1. Turn Power Switch "off".2. Disconnect Power Cord From The Wall Outlet.3. Disconnect Pump Cord located between Solu-

tion Tank and recovery tank.4. Disconnect large vacuum hose by depressing

the Lock Button and remove.5. Push Tab inward on Plastic Coupling and remove

plastic insert and tubing. See Detail "A", Figure16.

6. Lift Latches on Power Head.7. Lift Power Head, by Handle, and remove from

recovery tank.8. Remove Recovery Tank from Solution Tank.9. Empty Recovery Tank. Note: If foam is observed

in Recovery Tank, add Sears Defoamer (Formula#2). Follow directions on bottle.

10. Reassemble in the reverse of removal andresume cleaning.

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EXHAUST RECOVERYTANK

Figure IS

LOCK BUTTON

TAB

LARGE VACUUM HOSE

*»OWEfl HEA0HANDLE

POWER CORD

PUMP CORD^

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OPERATION

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DISASSEMBLY AND STORAGE

See Figure 17.

There are three recommended methods of emptyingthe Solution Tank.

a) Disconnect Pump Cord from Recovery Tank,remove recovery tank from Solution Tank andpour solution out of filler opening.

b) Place floor nozzle in bath tub or container.Depress solution release trigger and continuespraying until solution is no longer observedspraying through floor nozzle.

c) Remove floor nozzle and insert wand into solutiontank through filler opening and vacuum solutionout. Discard solution in recovery tank by follow-ing steps described under "How to EmptyRecovery Tank".

ADDITIONAL USEUSE AS BLOWERSee Figure 18.

1. Remove the recovery tank from the solution ifdesired. BE SURE SOLUTION TANK POWERCORD IS DISCONNECTED.Assemble the hose and wands. Insert hose intothe exhaust port of the power head.Turn power switch "on" and direct hose to areato be blown.

EXHAUST PORT

Fig. 18

OPTIONAL CLEANING ACCESSORIESOPTIONAL CLEANING ACCESSORIES MAY BE PURCHASED

OR ORDERED THROUGH YOUR NEAREST SEARS STORE

UPHOLSTERY NOZZLE

Model No.?081451See Figure 19.

Cleanmore Carpet Cleaner Upholstery Nozzle is anoptional attachment for furniture upholstery clean-ing. The upholstery nozzle may also be used to cleancar upholstery or carpeting. In addition, the nozzlemay also be used to clean carpeted stairs and otherareas difficult to clean with the normal floor nozzle.

Fig. 19

OPTIONAL CLEANING ACCESSORIES (Cont'd.)

HOME/AUTO CLEANING KITModel 2081051

See Figure 20.

KeyNo.

PartNumber

1 642088-005

2 641671-013

3 642141-007

4 643737-005

Description

Dust Brush

Crevice Tool

Upholstery Nozzle (Dry)

Upholstery Nozzle (Wet)

NOTE: You must use the cloth filterassembly contained in the kit shownbelow when "Dry" Cleaning. See Figure22.

SHOP VAC CLEAN-UP KITModel No. 2081651

See Figure 21.

KeyNo.1

2

3

4

5

6

7

PartNumber

641871-007

641848-002

641870-004

642620-002

660424-001

660425-001

642614-002

Description6' Hose Assembly

19-1/2" Wand (2)

6" All-Purpose Nozzle

14" Floor Nozzle

14" Squeegee

45° Dust Brush

Crevice Tool

NOTE: You must use the cloth filterassembly contained in the kit shownbelow when "Dry" cleaning. See Figure 22.

WET/DRY CONVERSION KITModel No. 2081851

See Figure 22.

KeyNo.

PartNumber

1 643076-004

2 642458-002

3 660408-001

Description

Floor/Rug Nozzle

10" Squeegee

Cloth Filter Assembly

NOTE: Optional Cleaning Accessoriesmay be purchased or ordered through yournearest Sears store. A complete set of in-structions comes with each attachmentset.

Fig. 20

Fig. 21

Fig. 22

CLEANMORE SPRAYMATE ATTACHMENT

Model No. 2081251See Figure 23.

Cleanmore Spraymate is an optional attachment forcarpet cleaning. The Cleanmore Spraymate has amotorized beater brush which is especially good fordifficult to clean areas of heavy traffic. A completeset of instructions comes with the CleanmoreSpraymate attachment set.

Fig. 23

PROBLEM

SERVICE HINTSSOLUTION

1) Neither vacuum motor nor pumpmotor runs.

A) Be sure power switch is in "on" position.B) Check wall outlet. (Check by plugging a known good table

lamp into outlet).C) If A and B are satisfactory, service may be required.

2) Vacuum motor runs, but there isno spray at the nozzle.

A) Check to be sure the electric cord from the power head tothe solution tank is securely plugged into the receptacleon the power head.

B) Be sure the solution tank is full.C) Be sure the pump switch is in the "Hi" or "Lo" position.D) If the above are satisfactory, remove the access screws and

clean out ports (2) with a small pin or needle as shown in theillustration below.

E) If A, B, C, D, & E are satisfactory, cleaner may requireservice.

3) Spray from the floor nozzle comesout of one side of nozzle only.

NOTE: Do not let the needle pointtouch any part of the spray pad sur-face or spray pad will not spray solu-tion properly

A) Follow procedure shown in Figure 24 below.SMALL PIN OR NEEDLE

1. REMOVE ACCESSSCREWS

2. CLEAN OUT PORTS (2)WITH SMALL PIN OR NEEDLE

SPRAY

===vVIEW SHOWS BOTTOM OF CARPET SPRAY NOZZLE

SPRAY PADSURFACE

Figure 24

4) Motor runs but cleaner does notpick up solution from carpet (Noexhaust from top of cleaner).

A) Recovery tank is full of dirty water and must be emptied.B) The nozzle or hose is clogged with some foreign material

(carpet strings, shoe laces, etc.).

5) Spray connections leak A) Disassemble nut at leaking connection.B) Check washer. Be sure it Is properly seated.C) Reassemble nut and tighten securely.

SEARS CLEANMORE HOME CLEANING SYSTEM - MODEL 175.8575180 —'

SEE FIGURE AFOR EXPLODED VIEW

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SEE FIGURE BFOR EXPLODED VIEW

SEE FIGURE CFOR EXPLODED VIEW

SEARS CLEANMORE HOME CLEANING SYSTEM - MODEL 175.8575180

CLEANING SYSTEM — MODEL 175.8575180

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DESCRIPTIONSwitch CapHandle Shroud w/Name Rating PlateScrew-Motor Mtg. (2)Pigtail w/Terminal Asm. (Male)Separator Plate (Incl. 7)Screw-Sep. PI. to Hdl. Shroud (2)SwitchSeal-Motor CoverCover-Motor BlowerMotor Seal-UpperCarbon Brush Asm. (2)Motor Seal-LowerCover Asm. (Incl. 28, 29)Screw-Cover to Separator Plate (4)Screw-Valve Hsg. to Cover (2)Sensor GuardNameplate-HandleScrew-Hdl. Shroud to Sep. Plate (2)Solderless ConnectorCord SetSlide Switch w/DiodePigtail-FemaleScrew s/Lk. Washer (Ground)Lead w/Terminal (Green)Solderless ConnectorMotor Asm.Latch (2)Secondary FilterFloat AssemblyScrew-Asm. Baffle (2)TubingCoupling Insert NutCoupling InsertCoupling Body w/Flat & GrooveRetaining RingTubing Asm. (Inc. 34, 35, 48)Washer (3)Filter-Solution TankScrew-Lwr. Cont. to Upper Cont. (3)Screw Motor Housing to Cont. (2)BaffleDirt Container Asm. (Inc. 30, 29)Door-FillUpper Container (Incl. 43, 45, 46)Pin, Bumper (2)BumperScrew-Valve Seat to Lwr. Cont. (2)Valve SeatWasherLower ContainerCaster (3)

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Strap-Tubing (2)Nut-FerruleLever (Trigger)"0" RingCurved WandWasher-Stainless Stl.Lock ButtonSpring ValveSleeve-Shut Off"0" RingWasher-NeopreneNut w/Valve SeatValve Asm. Kit w/95TubingNut-FerruleHose & Wand Asm. Comp.Straight Wand-S.S. (2)Nut FerruleNozzle-UpperScrew (2)Washer-Neoprene (2)Nozzle Body Asm.-LowerScrew-Lower to Upper Nozzle (2)Nozzle Asm. (Complete w/103, 104,Swivel Connector 1-1/4" Dia.Swivel Connector 2-1/2" Dia.Hose 8'Operating/Maint. Instr./Parts List

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MODEL 20 81451 FOR USE WITHCLEANMORE HOME CLEANING SYSTEM UPHOLSTERY NOZZLE

CAUTION - READ BEFORE USING

1. Follow the furniture manufacturer's recommendations for cleaning.2. Do not use the Cleanmore Home Cleaning System to clean upholstery that should be dry

cleaned only. The label on recently manufactured furniture may be marked with the letter Sif the fabric should be dry cleaned.

3. Always test the fabric in an inconspicuous area to be sure that it is colorfast, does notshrink and is not damaged by the rubbing action of the nozzle.

4. To prevent fabric staining and damage to internal materials, DO NOT SOAK FABRIC. Iffabric is heavily soiled and requires more than two passes with the cleaning solution, allowfabric to dry completely. After drying, clean area again at a right angle to the original clean-ing stroke.

5. If cleaning solution "pools" on fabric, discontinue use to avoid damaging the internal por-tions of upholstered furniture.

ASSEMBLY AND FILLING1. Assemble solution tank, recovery tank and hoses as you

would for carpet cleaning. Do not assemble straightwands or floor nozzle.

2. Assemble upholstery nozzle directly to curved wand. Besure locking button snaps into hole in nozzle.

3. Slide spray body on underside of nozzle toward thethreaded portion of the curved wand and tighten nut.(Figure 1).

4. Fill solution tank with hot tap water as you would forcarpet cleaning.

5. Add Sears Formula 4 (Number 20-8984) UpholsteryCleaning Solution. Follow directions on bottle for mix-ing solution. CAUTION - USE ONLY SEARS 20-8984CLEANING SOLUTION OR UPHOLSTERY DAMAGEMAY OCCUR.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS1. Use your household vacuum cleaner to vacuum

upholstery thoroughly to remove all loose dirt.2. Place the upholstery nozzle on the surface to be clean-

ed. Keep the slotted intake flat against the fabric at alltimes. (Figure 2).

3. Pull the spray trigger and pull the nozzle toward you.Clean a small area at a time, using short slightly overlap-ping strokes. Additional strokes with vacuum onlywithout solution will help to dry fabric.

4. To retain the clean "see through" appearance of the noz-zle, wash with lukewarm dish detergent solution andrinse after each cleaning task.

CLEANING HINTS1. To clean fabric welts (seams or cording) cleaning stroke should be parallel to the welt. Depress to flatten welt.

Thoroughly vacuum on both sides of welt to remove excess moisture.2. Metal buttons can rust and stain fabric. After cleaning, dry buttons thoroughly, including underside, with a

white towel or cloth.3. If you get any wooden parts wet, wipe dry at once. The use of a good furniture polish is recommended for care

of the wood.4. If the upholstery fabric was previously treated with a stain repellant it should be retreated after the fabric has

been cleaned and is completely dry.5. OTHER USES FOR UPHOLSTERY NOZZLE. The upholstery nozzle may also be used to clean car upholstery or

carpeting. In addition, the nozzle may also be used to clean carpeted stairs and other areas difficult to cleanwith the normal floor nozzle.

(0485) Pt. No. 660300-046

SERVICE HINTS1. If upholstery nozzle does not spray or sprays unevenly:A. Remove small nut from end of spray body. Remove brass

tip and washer from recess in spray body. With tweezersor pin, remove filter inside. (Figure 1) Rinse filter withclean water.

B. Inspect brass spray tip. If clogged, remove obstructionwith pin or needle. (Figure 2).

C. Reassemble parts by reversing above procedure.2. If spray connections leak:A. Disassemble nut at leaking connection.B. Check washer. Be sure it is properly seated.C. Reassemble nut and tighten securely.

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

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PART NUMBER

643737-933643735-002643736-001643799-000643738-001643737-952643446-000

DESCRIPTION

Upholstery NozzleNut - Spray HeadSpray HeadWasher - SmallFilterConn. & Valve SeatWasher - Large

HOW TO ORDER PARTS

All parts listed herein may be ordered from any Sears, Roebuck and Company or Simpsons-SearsLimited retail or catalog store.

WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

1. Part Number2. Part Description

3. Model Number 20814514. Name of Item — Upholstery Nozzle

If the parts you need are not stocked locally, your order will be electronically transmitted to a SearsRepair Parts Distribution Center for expedited handling.

FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTYWhen used for private household purposes, if within one year from first day of use in your home, thisCleaner fails due to defect in material or workmanship, RETURN IT TO THE NEAREST SEARSSTORE OR SERVICE CENTER IN THE UNITED STATES, and Sears will repair it, free of charge.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary fromstate to state.

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SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Sears Tower, BSC 41-3, Chicago, IL 60684

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OWNERSMANUAL

SERVICE

MODEL NO.175.8575180

HOW TO ORDERREPAIR PARTS

HOME CLEANING SYSTEM

Now that you have purchased your Cleanmore HomeCleaning System, should a need ever exist for repairparts or service, simply contact any Sears ServiceCenter. Be sure to provide all pertinent facts whenyou call or visit.

The model number of your Cleanmore Home Clean-ing System will be located below the handle onpower head.

WHEN ORDERING REPAIR PARTS, ALWAYS GIVETHE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

• PART NUMBER

• MODEL NUMBER175.8575180

PART DESCRIPTION

NAME OF ITEMCleanmore Home CleaningSystem

All parts listed may be ordered from any Sears Ser-vice Center.

If the parts you need are not stocked locally, yourorder will be electronically transmitted to a SearsRepair Parts Distribution Center for handling.

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., Dept. 698/731A, Sears Tower. Chicago. IL 60684

IMPORTANTThis Sears Kenmore Power Spray Car-pet and Upholstery Cleaner is designedto be used with special wet extraction"steam type" cleaning solutions, suchas those described on the reverse sideof this tag. These products assure max-imum cleaning and safety with mosttypes of carpet fibers and upholsteryfabrics.

DO NOT USE ROTARY BRUSH CARPETSHAMPOOS OR REGULAR HOUSE-HOLD DETERGENTS:

Damage to carpet, upholstery, and ma-chine could result.

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For best results use only the Kenmoreproducts listed below available at most

Sears stores or thru Sears catalog.

Your

Sears4-STEP

CLEANINGPROGRAM .

• Formula #1 is a concentra-ted cleaning solution de-signed to break down mosttypes of dirt, grease, andgrime without damagingdelicate carpet fibers. Alsohelps to remove stains andbrighten colors.

• Formula #2 is used to pre-vent excessive foaming inthe recovery tank in thepower spray carpet clean-er. This foaming can occurwhen the carpet has beencleaned previously withregular rug shampoo orvacuuming has been in-complete.

• Formula #3 is designed topre-treat stains and ground-in soil caused by heavy traf-

• FORMULA #1 CarpetCleaner

Number 20-82812• FORMULA 2 Defoamer

Number 20-82822• FORMULA #3 Spotter

Number 20-82832• FORMULA #4 Upholstery

CleanerNumber 20-82842 •

fie before cleaning with thepower spray unit.

• Formula #4 is a concen-trated solution designed tobreak down most types ofdirt, grease and grime with-out damaging upholsteryfabrics. Formula #4 alsohelps remove stains andbrightens colors. Only For-mula #4 is to be used withthe Power Spray upholsterynozzle when cleaning up-holstery. Not to be used onupholstery that requiresspecial care or specifiesdry cleaning.

Note: Test all products oninconspicuous area of the"carpet or upholstery beforeusing.

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