Hoover ONE PWR SPOTLESS GO User manual

Power
Scrub
Elite
User Guide
Cordless Spot Washer
User Guide
CLCW-MSME
hoover-mea.com
Powerful Cordless Spot Washer
SPOTLESS GO

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
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This machine is intended for household use only and NOT for commercial
or industrial use.
PLEASE KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FURTHER USE AND USE ONLY AS
INSTRUCTED IN THIS GUIDE.
•Don’t leave the charger plugged in when unattended.
•Don’t use the machine if it is faulty or has been dropped, damaged or left outdoors.
•Don’t use the machine to pick up any flammable or combustible materials (lighter fluid,
petrol, kerosene etc.)or use the machine in an area with explosive vapours or liquid.
•Don’t use the machine to pick up hot coals, cigarette butts, matches or smoking hot
burning items or use in an area where there may be harmful fluids (chlorine, bleach
and ammonia drain cleaner).
•Don’t handle the charger, battery or use the machine with wet hands.
•Don’t unplug the charger by pulling on the power cord.
•Don’t use the charger if the charger cord or plug is damaged.
•Don’t attempt to remove blockages with sharp objects as this may cause damage to
the machine.
•Don’t use the machine with the incorrect battery or charger as this may result in
damage or injury to the user. The correct battery charger information is listed on the
battery pack ratings label.
•Don’t charge the battery outdoors, or leave the charger connected to the mains when
not in use.
•Don’t use the machine with a damaged battery. If the battery is damaged return the
machine, battery and charger to the point of purchase.
•Don’t carry the machine while it’s switched on.
•Only Hoover ONEPWR batteries (BV15020ME/BV15030ME/BV15040ME) and
charger (BV05100ME) should be used with this machine.
•Only Hoover ONEPWR recommended tools and accessories should be used with this
machine.
•Refer to the floor/surface manufacturer’s care recommendations before use.
Test your flooring/surface - run the machine over a small hidden area, if no damage
or discolouration occurs continue cleaning. Not suitable for use on water sensitive
flooring.
•Always remove the battery from the machine before carrying out any maintenance or
if storing unused for a long period of time.
•Keep all openings clear and free from debris as this may affect the airflow/suction.
•Turn off all controls on the machine before disconnecting or connecting the battery.
•Always protect the charger power cord from heated surfaces or near open flames.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 3
•Store the machine in a cool, dry area. Before storing ensure all water/solution tanks
and filters are thoroughly clean and dry.
•The machine can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
machine in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play
with the machine. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children
without supervision.
•Only use the machine indoors and keep the area you’re cleaning well lit. Keep
fingers, hair and loose clothing away from moving parts and openings whilst using the
machine.
•Use only CE approved 13amp extension cords, non-approved extension cords may
overheat. Care should be taken to arrange the extension cord as it can be a trip
hazard.
•The water/solution tank should be filled with warm water (max 40°C) only. Filling the
water/solution tank with hot or boiling water will damage the machine and invalidate
the guarantee. Always use the machine with all water/solution tanks and filters in
place.
•Only Hoover recommended solution should be used with the machine. Using other
solutions may invalidate the guarantee.
•Always use the machine in an upright position. To prevent motor damage from dirty
water, never hold the machine upside down or on its side. Always stand the machine
on a stable, level surface.
BATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
•Replace the battery with a Hoover ONEPWR battery only. Use of another battery
may present a risk of fire or explosion.
•Do not attempt to disassemble the battery, remove any component projecting from the
battery terminals and do not dispose of in a fire.
The battery and charger have no user serviceable parts. Fire or injury may result.
•Prior to disposal, protect exposed terminals with heavy insulating tape to prevent
shorting. The battery is to be disposed of safely at your local battery recycling centre.
•When the battery pack is not in use, keep it away from other metal objects that
can make a connection from one terminal to another. Shorting the battery terminals
together may cause burns or a fire.
•In case of battery leakages, avoid any contact with skin. Return the machine, battery
and charger to the point of purchase.

4GENERAL INFORMATION
Service and Help
If you have any queries or concerns about using your Hoover spot washer,
visit hoover-mea.com
Consumables
To purchase spares and accessories, please visit hoover-mea.com
The use of genuine Hoover spare parts helps to maintain optimised performance and validates
your guarantee.
Technical Specifications
Weight (without battery pack) 2.9kg
Water/solution tank capacity 225ml
Dirty water tank capacity 295ml
Run time and charge time dependent on battery pack used.
Subject to technical change without notice.
© 2020 Techtronic Floor Care Technology Ltd
Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice.
This marking on the product(s) and/or accompanying documents means that used electrical and electronic equipment
(WEEE) should not be mixed with general household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recycling, please take
this product(s) to designated collection points where it will be accepted free of charge. Disposing of this product correctly
will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects on human health and the environment, which
could otherwise arise from inappropriate waste handling.
Please contact your local authority for further details of your nearest designated collection point.

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MACHINE OVERVIEW
1Power ON/OFF
2Carry handle
3Dirty water tank release latch
4Battery dock
5Water/solution tank
6Dirty water tank
7Main unit
8Wash tool
9Hose
10 Multi-purpose attachment
11 Squeegee attachment
12 Pet attachment
13 ONEPWR Battery
14 ONEPWR Charger
15 250ml Multi-floor Solution
Accessories
10 11 12 13 14 15
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6OPERATION
IMPORTANT: THIS MACHINE IS ONLY TO BE USED WITH HOOVER ONEPWR BATTERIES AND CHARGER.
PLEASE READ THE SAFETY GUIDE BEFORE USE.
Before first use, ensure the battery is fully charged. Failure to fully charge the battery before first use may
result in poor battery performance. The life expectancy of the battery will vary depending on the usage of the
machine.
Assembly
Charging the battery
Slide the battery down on to
the charger.
The charger light will flash white to
show when the battery is charging.
The light on the charger will stop
flashing and go off when the battery
is fully charged.
Once fully charged, slide the battery
off the charger to remove.
To check the battery charge
level press the battery symbol.
WARNING: The brushbar in the powered head constantly rotates when switched on. Never use the powered
head on one spot for an extended period of time as the brushbar may damage the floor surface. Always turn
the powered head brushbar off when cleaning hard floors. To prevent any damage being sustained, test on an
inconspicuous area of the flooring first.
Holding the cover open, slide the
battery into the machine until it clicks
into place.
Close the battery cover.Pull to open the battery cover.

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OPERATION
Filling the water/solution tank
Lift to remove the water/solution tank
from the side of the machine.
Press the on/off button to switch the
washer on.
Unscrew the cap and fill to the water
and solution markers on the tank.
Replace the cap and push the tank
down on to the machine until it clicks
into place.
IMPORTANT: Before using the machine to clean dried-on stains and dirt, the flooring should be vacuumed
throughly.
• Test for colourfastness - Wet a white absorbent cloth with the solution. In a small hidden area of your
carpet/rugs/upholstery/hard floors, gently rub with the dampened cloth. Wait ten minutes and check for
colour removal or bleed with white paper towel or cloth. Check all carpets/rugs/upholstery material before
first use and if your carpet has more than one colour, check all colours.
• Test all carpets/rugs/upholstery/hard floors before use. Test the spot washer on a small hidden area. If no
damage or pile distortion occurs continue cleaning.
• Move furniture out of the area to be cleaned. If the furniture cannot be moved, place aluminium foil or wax
paper under the legs. This will prevent wood finishes from staining your carpet. Pin up furniture skirts and
curtains.
• When using the spot washer, basic safety precautions should always be observed and don’t over saturate
your carpets/rugs/upholstery/hard floors.
• Only use Hoover ONEPWR Multi-floor solution. Using other solutions may cause excess foaming and will
invalidate your guarantee.
• The water/solution tank should only be filled with warm water (max 40°C). Filling the water/solution tank
with hot/boiling water will damage your washer and invalidate the guarantee.
IMPORTANT: Your dirty water tank is fitted with a float. When the
dirty water tank is full, the float will shut off the suction on the spot
washer. You will be able to hear if this has happened as the motor
noise on the washer will increase. Once the float is activated, empty
the dirty water tank if full.
If the dirty water tank is not full then turn off your washer at the power
switch and wait for the float to settle.

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Lift the wash tool and hose out of the
holder to release from the side of the
machine.
Press the trigger on the handle to
release water and solution.
Hook the tabs on the selected
attachment into the wash tool and
clip into place.
Use the brush to agitate any stubborn
stains.
Select the desired tool attachment.
Release the trigger to recover the
water and solution.
IMPORTANT: For heavily soiled areas, it may be necessary to repeat the cleaning process. Make criss-
crossing strokes across the original pattern and overlap with each pass.
OPERATION
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Using the spot washer and tools

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MAINTENANCE 9
Emptying and cleaning the dirty water tank
CAUTION: Always switch off the machine and remove the battery before carrying out any maintenance or
troubleshooting.
IMPORTANT: Empty and rinse out the water/solution tank and dirty water tank and leave to air dry before
replacing. Do not leave solution stored in the tanks between uses.
Press the dirty water tank release latch and pull the tank to remove.
Empty the dirty water over the sink.
Rinse the dirty water tank and lid
under water (max 40°C) to remove
dirt/debris.
Replace the lid.
Lift the lid to remove from the dirty
water tank.
To re-fit, tilt the dirty water tank and
line the front of the tank up onto
spot washer. Push back until it clicks
into place.

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Press the dirty water tank release latch and pull the tank to remove.
Push the button on the wash tool to
release the nozzle.
Refit the nozzle onto the wash tool.Rinse the nozzle under water to
remove dirt/debris.
Remove any dirt and debris from
the filter located underneath the
dirty water tank.
WARNING: Always switch off the machine and remove the battery before carrying out any maintenance or
troubleshooting.
IMPORTANT: Before using the machine to clean dried-on stains and dirt, the flooring should be vacuumed
throughly. This will prevent a build up of dirt and debris in the hose and nozzle.
If the nozzle is fitted incorrectly, this will cause poor dirty water pick up.
MAINTENANCE
Cleaning the filter
Cleaning the wash tool nozzle
40°C
MAX

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MAINTENANCE
Cleaning and removing blockages in the hose
Press the dirty water tank release
latch and pull the tank to remove.
Release the hose from the side of the
washer.
Pull to remove the hose assembly
away from the base of the washer.
Rinse the hose under warm water
(40°C) to remove any dirt and debris.
Lie the washer on to its side and
undo the 3 screws on the base.
40°C
MAX

12 FAQs
Is there an accessory missing?
Check the contents on the back of the box.
Why does the machine have no power?
• The battery is not fitted correctly. See 'Inserting the battery'.
• The battery has no charge. See 'Charging the battery'.
Why won't the solution/water dispense?
• Squeeze the trigger on the hose to release solution and water mix.
• Make sure the water/solution tank is fitted securely. See 'Filling the water/solution tank'.
• The water/solution tank valve may be stuck, hold the water/solution tank over the sink and press the valve
underneath to release.
• The water/solution tank is empty. Refill the tank. See 'Filling the water/solution tank'.
Why won’t the spot washer pick up?
• The float in the dirty water tank may have been activated. Empty the dirty water tank and wait for the float to
settle before re-starting your machine.
• Check the hose for blockages and clear. See 'Cleaning and removing blockages in the hose'.
• Check the nozzle for blockages and clear. See 'Cleaning the wash tool nozzle'.
• The dirty water tank may not be assembled correctly or the lid may not pushed down securely. See 'Emptying
and cleaning the dirty water tank'.
• Check the nozzle is correctly fitted. See 'Cleaning the wash tool nozzle'.
• Check the filter located under the dirty water tank for dirt and debris. See 'Cleaning the filter'.

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.         
./      
.                :
        .             : 
. 
.              

 
   
 40

 
.      .        
        
. 

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    .    
 40  )    
./ (
.         
   .     
.    
.         .      

.                :
       .           /     : 
.
    

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.        .      .    
        
.
        
.
.   
            .          : 
.  

    

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./ 
       .      : 
       .      
       .      
.    
              
.
.   /           
.
         
. 
/  
.        : 
•//           .       -   
  .                 .  /
.              //
•      .         .   / //  
.
•     .            .      
.  .  
•./ //     
•.           .     ONEPWR   
•    /      .(  40  )    /   
.
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        
.  
.  . 

                .           :
        .             .    
.     
.            
       .
. 
         
.
      
.

.      .  ONEPWR         : 
  .              .        
.  
 

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   
/ 1
 2
  3
 4
/ 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
 10
 11
 12
ONEPWR 13
ONEPWR 14
250  15