Why is my Rainbow vacuum blinking red?
A steady blinking red light means there’s a problem with the accessory attached to the Rainbow. More details can be obtained from the unit, as well as the Rexair service diagnostic app.
How do you operate a Rainbow vacuum cleaner?
To power on the unit, press down on the main power button. The Rainbow will always start in high speed. To power off the unit, press down on the main power button. Do not clean too long with one filling of water.
How do you use an old Rainbow Shampooer?
Select the “soap and water” option on the AquaMate device, then select “high” on the Rainbow. Squeeze the trigger on the wand handle as you run the AquaMate back and forth slowly over the carpet, as if vacuuming. After shampooing the entire area, switch the AquaMate to “water only” to rinse the carpet.
Why is my Rainbow vacuum not suctioning?
Look for any dirt that could have impeded the suction. If your unit has a rotating brush, remove it to gain better access to the opening. Also, always check the point where the hose and vacuum connect. A loose connection here will compromise the airflow and reduce the suction.
How do I reset my Rainbow vacuum?
If it’s still not working with all connections checked, press and hold the red reset button. If you vacuumed something up, like a sock, it may have tripped the reset switch to protect the motor. In most cases this will work. If that doesn’t work and the red light is on, turn the vacuum off and unplug it.
How do you reset a Rainbow vacuum?
If you were to turn on your vacuum now, the red indicator light on the power head should turn on. This lets you know it is receiving power. If it’s still not working with all connections checked, press and hold the red reset button.
How do you unclog a Rainbow vacuum head?
Turn your Rainbow vacuum around and remove the exhaust cover. Then take your hose and plug it in. This method forces air out through the hose and can sometimes dislodge the clog. You can even insert the handle into the front so that it will be pushing air through one end and pulling it out from the other!