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5. Attach one end of the vacuum hose from a wand or other attachment to the front
Cuff-Lynx™ vacuum hose port.
6. Plug in power cords.
• M-3 – Plug the top power cord into a 20A grounded wall outlet to turn on Vac 1,
Pump and Heater 1. Using a second 20A grounded wall outlet on a separate circuit,
plug in the bottom cord to turn on Vac 2, Pump-out and Heater 2. The amber light
indicator on the switch plate will illuminate brightly when cords are plugged into two
separate circuits. Do not use extension cords longer than 50 feet.
• M-5 – Plug the top power cord into a 20A grounded wall outlet to turn on Vac 1 and
Pump. Using a second 20A grounded wall outlet on a separate circuit, plug in the
bottom cord to turn on Vac 2 and Pump-out. The amber light indicator on the switch
plate will illuminate brightly when cords are plugged into two separate circuits. Do not
use extension cords longer than 50 feet.
• M-12 – Plug the top power cord into a 20A grounded wall outlet to turn on Vac 1
and 2, and Pump-out. Using a second 20A grounded wall outlet on a separate circuit,
plug in the bottom cord to turn on the Pump-Mode for carpet and tile. The amber light
indicator on the switch plate will illuminate brightly when cords are plugged into two
separate circuits. Do not use extension cords longer than 50 feet.
• M-16 – Plug the top power cord into a 20A grounded wall outlet to turn on Vac 1
and Vac 2. Using a second 20A grounded wall outlet on a separate circuit, plug in the
bottom cord to turn on Pump and Pump-out. The amber light indicator on the switch
plate will illuminate brightly when cords are plugged into two separate circuits. Do not
use extension cords longer than 50 feet.
7. Prime the pump by turning the valve to the Prime position and turning on the pump
for 30 seconds, then turn left to the Run position.
8. Turn on vacuum and pump switches. The Amber light left of the Pressure Gauge
will illuminate when cords are plugged into two separate circuits.
•M-3 - To use vacuums, turn on Vac 1 and Vac 2 switches. To use Pump, turn on
Pump switch. Heater switch has three positions: Off (middle); 1,000 watts using one
heater (left); and 2,000 watts using two heaters (right). Red lights on panel display
indicate watts selected: one light = 1,000 watts; two lights = 2,000 watts; no lights =
heaters is off.
•M-5 – Turn on Vac 1 and Vac 2 switches. If using Pump-out feature, turn on Pump-
out switch. To use pump, turn on the Pump switch.
•M-12 – Turn on Vac 1 and Vac 2 switches. If using Pump-out feature, turn on Pump-
out switch. In carpet cleaning mode, a 220 PSI pump and solution heater are used.
The 220 PSI is not adjustable. Adjusting the regulator in this mode will not affect
the pump pressure. Two red lights left of switches will appear when Carpet mode is
activated. In Tile cleaning mode, a 1200 PSI pump will be used. Pump pressure is
set using the regulator on the front of the unit. There is no heat in Tile mode. It is not
possible to run the heater and 1200 PSI pump simultaneously.
•M-16 – Turn on Vac 1 and Vac 2 switches. To use Pump-out feature, turn on
Pump-out switch. To use pump, turn on Pump switch.
9. To adjust water pressure, turn the pressure regulator, located on the lower front
of the extractor, to the right to increase water pressure. Turn to the left to decrease
water pressure. Level will be visible on the pressure gauge.
10. Begin cleaning. Make two dry passes to every wet pass. Work away from cords
to avoid damage. To clean heavily soiled areas, repeat cleaning from different
directions.
11. Use a foam control solution in the recovery tank to prevent vacuum motor dam-
age and check for foam build-up in recovery and solution tanks.
12. When not using the Auto Pump-out and using the recovery tank, an internal ball
oat will automatically stop the vacuum when tank lls. Empty the tank by using the
rear drain valve.
13. Relieve water pressure from the solution hose before disconnecting it, squeeze
the tools trigger ve seconds after turning the power switches off.
14. Once machine is off unplug power cords. Remove solution and vacuum hoses.
To empty the recovery tank, if Pump-out is not used, attach the 45˚ drain elbow to the
drain sprout in back. Lift up the dump valve to empty the tank.
15. To empty remaining water in the solution tank, turn the Prime Valve to the right
and turn on pump to move water into the recovery tank. Empty recovery tank.
After Use
1. Before storing machine, drain, rinse and dry tanks and vacuum hose of water
and solution.
2. Store in a dry area in the upright position.
3. Open recovery tank cover to promote air circulation.
4. Make sure the machine and solution system are completely drained and dry.
Trouble Shooting
There is no power.
1. Plug machine in proper outlet.
2. Check circuit breaker. Reset circuit breaker, other items should not run on the
same circuit as the machine. Must be two 20-amp circuit outlets.
Pump does not work properly
1. Snap quick disconnects rmly together.
2. Check solution tank; may be empty.
3. Jets clogged, remove jet and ush clean.
4. Filters clogged, remove lters and rinse clean with water.
5. Heater is blocked; ush out with Mytee’s
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System Maintainer.
6. If brass check valve is stuck, replace valve.
7. Check pump wire. May need to reconnect wire.
8. Switch plate may need to be replaced.
9. If pump motor brushes are worn, replace pump.
M-3 or M-12 heater does not work properly
1. If sensor mounted on the heater has popped, reset sensor by pushing in button.
2. Heating element may need to be replaced.
Vacuum motor does not work properly
1. Check that hose is tightly connected.
2. Close drain hose valve completely.
3. Secure the vacuum tank tightly.
4. If ball oat is shut off, empty vacuum tank of all wastewater.
5. Make sure ball oat is rmly installed on the elbow.
6. If water is coming out of the vacuum motor, use a low foaming detergent.
7. Clean upholstery tool or oor wand jets.
Maintenance Schedule
Latches are located in back to open tank for internal maintenance. To keep machine
in good working condition, follow machine’s daily and weekly maintenance proce-
dures. Check valves and relief valves should be replaced annually.
Maintenance item
Daily
Once a week
Flush pump-out with clear water.
Clean and inspect tanks.
Clean and inspect hoses.
Check and clean internal lters by twisting off, rinsing
with clean water and replacing.
Check power supply cable.
Clean machine with all-purpose cleaner and cloth.
Check spray nozzles.
Flush solution system with Mytee
®
System Maintainer.
Remove and oat shut-off screen from tank and clean.
Simply pull off.
Inspect vacuum hoses for holes and loose cuffs.
Inspect spray pattern for clogging. If clogged, remove
spray tips and soak them in a recommended liquid
neutralizer for up to six hours. To remove spray tip,
twist spray tip body counter-clockwise.
Lubricate wheels with water resistant oil.
Inspect machine for water leaks and loose hardware.
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FAQs
Q: How much do the M-Series™ Extractors weigh and what are dimensions?
A: M-3:
Machine Weight – 147.2 lbs.
Shipping Weight – 179.2 lbs.
Machine Dimensions – 35 1/4” x 19 1/2” x 43”
Shipping Dimensions – 37 1/4” x 21” x 50 3/4”
M-5:
Machine Weight – 141 lbs.
Shipping Weight – 172.6 lbs.
Machine Dimensions – 35 1/4” x 19 1/2” x 43”
Shipping Dimensions – 37 1/4” x 21” x 50 3/4”
M-12:
Machine Weight – 168 lbs.
Shipping Weight – 200 lbs.
Machine Dimensions – 35 1/4” x 19 1/2” x 43”
Shipping Dimensions – 37 1/4” x 21” x 50 3/4”
M-16:
Machine Weight – 152 lbs.
Shipping Weight – 183.6 lbs.
Machine Dimensions – 35 1/4” x 19 1/2” x 43”
Shipping Dimensions – 37 1/4” x 21” x 50 3/4”
Q: What comes standard with M-Series™ Extractors?
A: Hose hanger with four screws, two Cuff-Lynx™ Model Nos.: H141 Reducer and
H110 Coupler Swivel and 45˚ drain elbow.
Q: Does Mytee
®
recommend tools for this machine?
A: All upholstery tools, wands and Spinners
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can be used with the M-Series™.
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