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IT Produttore Modello Articolo Capacità fusto
EN Manufacturer Model Article Container capacity
FR Producteur Modèle Article Capacité de la cuve
DE Hersteller Modell Artikel
Fassungsvermögen des Körpers
ES Fabricante Modelo Artículo Capacidad del bidón
PT Produtor Modelo Artigo Capacidade do reservatório
NL Producent Model Artikel Inhoud reservoir
CS Výrobce Model Typ Obsah nádoby
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IT Capacità aspirazione Portata d’aria N° Matricola Caratteristiche elettriche
EN Vacuum Air flow Serial N° Electrical characteristics
FR Capacité d’aspiration Débit d’air N° Matricule Caractéristiques électriques
DE Ansaugleistung Luftdurchsatz Matrikelnr. Elektrische Eigenschaften
ES Capacidad de aspiración Caudal de aire N° Matrícola Características eléctricas
PT Capacidade de aspiração Caudal de ar Número de série Características elétricas
NL Zuigcapaciteit Luchtdebiet Serienummer Elektrische eigenschappen
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CODICE - CODE
CODE - KENNNR.
CÓDIGO - CÓDIGO
CODE - KÓD
КОД - زمرلا
EXTRA 11 I AUTO 14764010001
EXTRA 11 I AUTO 14768711950
EXTRA 11 I 14754010001
EXTRA 11 I 14758711950
EXTRA 21 I AUTO 14634010001
EXTRA 21 I AUTO 14638711950
EXTRA 21 I 14624010001
EXTRA 21 I 14628711950
EXTRA 31 I AUTO 14534010001
EXTRA 31 I AUTO 14538711950
EXTRA 31 I CEME 14524010001
EXTRA 31 I CEME 14528711950
EXTRA 31 I ULKA 14524010002
EXTRA 31 I ULKA 14528711951
MODELLO -MODEL
MODÈLE - MODELL
MODELO - MODELO
MODEL - MODEL
МОДЕЛЬ - زارطلا

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English ............................................................................................................. EN - 1
(Translation of original instructions)

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INTRODUCTION
DANGER:
Before using the appliance please read the
booklet “SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
FANS” attached to this.
This manual forms an integral part of the
machine itself. It must therefore be kept in
a safe place where it is accessible to all us-
ers (operators and maintenance personnel)
throughout the life of the machine until it is
scrapped.
TYPE OF USE
This appliance was designed for spray wash-
ing and extracting any type of fabric, carpet,
car seats, floors etc.
It can be used as a vacuum cleaner and or
solid and liquid suction unit with the appropri-
ate accessories upon request.
It has only been designed for these uses.
DANGER:
The manufacturer can not be held respon-
sible for any damage due to improper or
incorrect use.
Any other use releases the manufacturer
from liability for harm to persons and/or
property and invalidates any warranty
condition.
IMPROPER USE
Do not use the appliance to:
- Aspirate flammable, explosive, corrosive
and toxic substances.
- Aspirate hot substances.
- Do not use the appliance in liquid suction
mode to suction powder and vice versa.
Do not use the appliance in areas at risk of
explosion.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
M11 M21 M31 M31 (Ulka)
Voltage 230 230 230 230
Motor power
(W)
1100 1350 2200 2200
Pump power
(W)
48 48 60 48
Sound level 60 dB(A) 62 dB(A) 62 dB(A) 62 dB(A)
Vacuum (mbar) 235 260 225 225
Recovery tank
useful
capacity
12 l 22 l 32 l 32 l
Detergent
tank capacity
11 l 21 l 31 l 31 l
Dimensions 760 H x 420 x
550 mm
920 H x 530 x
520 mm
1040 H x 660 x
550 mm
1040 H x 660 x
550 mm
Weight (without
accessories)
16,5 kg 18,5 kg 26,5 kg 26 kg
Accessories Ø 40 mm Ø 40 mm Ø 40 mm Ø 40 mm

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PREPARING THE
APPLIANCE
Assembling the hoses
- Insert, as far as possible, the sleeve (1
Fig. 1) of the suction hose into the nozzle
(2 Fig. 1) on the drum.
- To release the sleeve (1 Fig. 2) turn the
lever (3 Fig. 2) clockwise and then pull
the sleeve outwards (1 Fig. 2).
- Connect the (4 Fig. 3) detergent delivery
hose to the quick coupling (5 Fig. 3); to
release it push the quick coupling (5 Fig.
3) inwards.
- Check that the detergent suction tube (6
Fig. 4) is properly connected to the cylin-
der head (7 Fig. 4) and the tank (7a Fig.
4) using the special quick couplings.
Rigid pipe assembly for washing car-
pets or floors (if present)
After connecting the suction hose to the out-
let the drum, do as follows:
- Remove the hose from its stiff as follows:
- Top Tube (8 Fig. 5).
- Lower Hose (9 Fig. 5) complete with
pipe cleaner and nozzle.
- Nozzle for carpets and floor coverings
(10 Fig. 5).
- Hook the two rigid extensions (8 and 9
Fig. 6), matching the two references (11
Fig. 6).
- Connect the hose (12 Fig. 7) coming from
the nozzle quick connector (13 Fig.7) of
the dispenser lever; push the lever.to re-
lease, the quick connector (13 Fig.7).
- Insert the floor nozzle (10 Fig. 8) into the
tube (9 Fig. 8).
- Placethe nozzle (14 Fig. 9) on the mouth-
piece (10 Fig. 9) hooking it into the ap-
propriate bumps in the nozzle (10 Fig. 9).
- Insert the tube (8 Fig. 10) in the hose (15
Fig. 10)
- Connect the quick connector (16 Fig. 11)
of the supply pipe to the fitting (17 Fig.
11) of the dispensing; to release the quick
connector (16 Fig. 11) push lever to the
outside of the tube.
Professional hose assembly for fab-
ric washing (if present)
After connecting the suction hose to the out-
let the drum, do as follows:
- Insert the fabric nozzle (18 Fig.12) into
the flexible hose (15 Fig.12).
- Connect the detergent hose (19 Fig.12)
to the quick coupling (16 Fig.12) on the
flexible hose; to release it push the quick
coupling (16 Fig.12) towards the hose.
Filling the detergent tank
- Pour in the load nozzle (20 Fig. 13) the
liquid detergent suitable for the surface
to be cleaned up to the maximum level
indicated by the red ball positioned inside
the transparent tube (20a Fig. 13).
NOTA:
During the washing operations control the
level of the detergent through the level indi-
cator (20a Fig. 13) and if necessary, restore
the level as indicated above.
NOTE:
For detergent dosing refer to the manufac-
turer’s instructions.
Checking the position of the filters
- Release the lever (40 Fig. 13a) and lift
the head (7 Fig. 13b) by checking that
there is a filter (41 Fig. 13b).
- Replace the head (7 Fig. 13b) and hook
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USING THE APPLICANCE
- The device is equipped with wheels and
then during use can be pushed by the
handle (21 Fig. 14).
- To lift it up insert your fingers under the
dedicated handle (22 Fig. 14) on the top
of the cover of the single version motor or
lift with the help of two people using the
handles (22a Fig. 14)
Starting up the appliance
- Insert the plug (23 Fig. 15) into the electri-
cal socket.
- For extraction washing, press the switch
(24 Fig. 16) on “I” to start the detergent
pump; the switch lights up.
Single motor
- Push the switch (25 Fig. 16) on “I” to start
the suction motor; the switch lights up.
Double motor
- Depending on the power required it is
possible to start only one motor by press-
ing the switch (25 Fig. 16) on “I” or both
switches (25 and 25a Fig. 16) if a greater
suction force is required.
When the switch pressed the correspond-
ing button lights up.
NOTE:
The suction motor and the detergent pump
operate independently; therefore, it is pos-
sible to:
- wash fabrics or floors/ carpets by starting
only the detergent pump;
- wash and suction liquid simultaneously
by starting up the detergent pump and
suction motor at the same time;
- suction liquids by only starting the suction
motor.
Washing floors or carpets
- For washing floors or carpeting is neces-
sary to fit the rigid tube (8-9 Fig. 17) and
the mouth floor (10 Fig. 17), if present.
- Put the nozzle (10 Fig. 17) perpendicular
to the floor / carpet (see Figure 17).
- Start the suction motor and the detergent
pump by pressing the relative switches
(24 - 25 - 25a Fig. 16).
- Press the lever (26 Fig. 17) to deliver the
cleaner, release to stop dispensing.
- The detergent released washes the floor/
carpet / and the dirty liquid is suctioned
into the tank of the appliance.
For very dirty areas it is recommended
you apply detergent to the dirty area with-
out suctioning it; leave the detergent al-
lowing it to work for several seconds and
then wash the area and suction the dirt.
NOTE:
To prevent the detergent pump from break-
ing, it is recommended that you stop its op-
eration, pushing the relative switch, when
dosing has not occurred for several minutes.
NOTE:
When the recovery tank is full, noise in-
creases and the appliance does not suction;
therefore, switch it off and empty the tank as
described in the relevant paragraphs.
Cleaning chairs
- Start the suction motor and the detergent
pump by pressing the relative switches
(24 - 25 - 25a Fig. 16).
- Place the mouthpiece on the fabric and
press lightly ; than press the lever (27 Fig.
18) to deliver the cleaner, release to stop
dispensing.
- For very dirty areas it is recommended
you apply detergent to the dirty area with-
out suctioning it; leave the detergent al-
lowing it to work for several seconds and
then wash the area and suction the dirt.

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NOTE:
To prevent the detergent pump from break-
ing, it is recommended that you stop its op-
eration, pushing the relative switch, when
dosing has not occurred for several minutes.
NOTE:
When the recovery tank is full, noise in-
creases and the appliance does not suction;
therefore, switch it off and empty the tank as
described in the relevant paragraphs
Switching off the appliance
- Press the switches (24 - 25 - 25a Fig.
16) to “0” to switch off the appliance; the
lamps on the switches will go out.
- Remove the plug (23 Fig. 15) from the
electrical socket.
CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE
DANGER:
Before performing any maintenance op-
erations, unplug the appliance from the
electrical socket.
Daily cleaning
Emptying the recovery tank
- Position yourself over a floor drain with
the appliance.
- Detach the drain hose (28 Fig. 19) from
its relative support.
- Unscrew the knob (29 Fig. 19) and re-
move the cap (30 Fig. 19) of the water
drain hose (28 Fig. 19) and empty the liq-
uid into the recovery tank (31 Fig. 19).
Cleaning the detergent dosing circuit
At the end of each workday, clean the de-
tergent dosing circuit as follows to prevent
clogging:
- Release pressure from the circuit by
pressing, with dosing pump off, the lever
(27 Fig. 18) or lever (26 Fig. 17).
- Disconnect the suction pipe detergent (6
Fig. 4).
- Release the levers (32 Fig. 20) and re-
move the complete cylinder head (7 Fig.
20) of the recovery tank (31 Fig. 20).
- Tilt the tank (7a Fig. 21) to discharge the
detergent in a container.
- Wash the inside of the detergent contain-
er with running water.
- Reassemble all of the parts performing
these operations in the reverse order.
- Pour clean water into the detergent con-
tainer, electrically connect the appliance
and start the dosing pump by pressing
the switch (24 Fig. 16).
- Clean the circuit by pressing the lever (27
Fig. 18) or (26 Fig. 17), depending on the
type of mouthpiece.
- Dispense the liquid from the nozzle until
clean water comes out.
- Empty the water in the detergent tank as
described above.
Cleaning the appliance body
- Clean the unit body with a cloth damp-
ened with water or a mild detergent.
- Remove the cover as indicated previous-
ly and clean the inside of the tank with
running water, leaving the drain hose
open (28 Fig. 19) then reassemble eve-
rything proceeding in reverse order.
DANGER:
Do not wash the appliance using jets of
water.

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Periodic checks
Checking and cleaning the motor
protection filter
- Remove the cylinder head as previously
indicated.
- Removethelter(41Fig.22)
- Wash the lter (41 Fig. 22) with warm
running water removing all foreign par-
ticles and reassemble only after a thor-
ough drying.
- Insertthelter(41Fig.22)onthemotor
hood then through the straps (36 Fig. 22)
hooking the elastic part on the top of the
lterwithwashers(33Fig.22).
- Reassemble in reverse order.
Cleaning the detergent dispensing
nozzle
If you note that the detergent is not dispensed
evenly, clean the nozzle as described below:
- Remove the ring nut (34 Fig. 23).
- Remove the nozzle (35 Fig. 23) and clean
it with running water, if it is clogged use a
pin being careful not to distort the shape
of the nozzle.
- Reassemble all of the parts performing
these operations in the reverse order.
Cleaning the detergent suction filter
If you note that the detergent is not being
suctioned properly, check and clean the suc-
tion filter located inside the detergent tank.
- Remove the recovery tank as indicated
above.
- Remove the filter (37 Fig. 24) and wash it
under running water; if it is too clogged it
should be replaced.
- Reassemble all of the parts performing
these operations in the reverse order.
Replacing the floor nozzle squeegee
(if present)
If when washing the floors the washing liquid
is not suctioned properly and the floor or car-
pet remains wet, check the condition of the
squeegee (38 Fig. 25).
If the blade is worn or damaged should be
replaced by releasing the blade support (39
Fig. 25) from the nozzle.
When replacing the new blade pay attention
to insert it properly into the mouthpiece, then
press until you hear the click coupling (Fig.
26).
Checking the air outlet filter
- Loosen the screws (42 Fig. 27) and re-
move the cover (43 Fig. 27).
- Remove the wet sponges (36 Fig. 28).
- Clean the sponges with a jet of air (Fig.
29).
You can rinse the filter sponge in warm
water and reassemble only after com-
plete drying; if they are too dirty replace.
- Reassemble all the parts by following the
dismantling process steps in the reverse
order.
SPARE PARTS
Slide nozzle body .................Code 7217519

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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
The vacuum cleaner does
not work.
Switch not pressed.
Plug not inserted.
Power cut.
Press the switch.
Insert the plug into the socket.
Check the power line.
Suction is not satisfactory. Accessories or tubes
clogged.
Suction nozzle squeegee
worn or damaged.
Check and clean the flexible
hose and the suction nozzle.
Check and replace the
squeegee.
Detergent dispensing not
even.
Nozzle clogged.
Filter clogged.
Clean nozzle.
Clean suction filter.
Detergent dispensing not
working.
Switch not pressed.
Thermal protection enabled.
Press the switch.
Wait approx. 30 second for
automatic reset.

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