| The Clean Water Tank has a capacity of 2 liters, and the Dirty Water Tank 1.7 liters. |
| It is recommended to clean the Brush Roller after each use, and replace it every six to eight months depending on how often you use it. |
| 6.5 meters. |
| No. Doing so may cause damage to the appliance. |
The carpet cleaner is designed to remove water-soluble stains, not debris.
| It takes about 30 minutes when Dry Mode is on. (Data provided by the Tineco Laboratory) |
| No. |
| 3 meters. |
| We advise to clean the Brush Roller after each use. |
| iCarpet shows the following information (in black and white): Operation Mode, Dirty Water Tank Full, Clean Water Tank Empty, Brush Roller Blocked (Jammed). |
| Carpet One also shows (in color) the Water Spray Level. |
| Carpet One Pro uses animation to show (in color) its status and operating instructions. |
| It has a constant suction power of 120W. |
| It has two water spray levels: Low and Max. Water output is controlled manually: Press the button on the handle to release water, and let go to stop. |
| Unscrew the cap of the cleaning solution bottle, add two caps of cleaning solution to the Clean Water Tank, and then add clean water to the max line of the Clean Water Tank. |
| The water temperature should be between 41°F to 140°F (5°C to 60°C), and regular tap water should do just fine. Do not use hot water to avoid damaging the internal pipes of the cleaner. |
| The Brush Roller is so ingeniously designed that it can vacuum pet hair into the Dirty Water Tank. |
| It can only be used to clean carpets, not the floor or other hard surfaces. Otherwise, it may scratch your floor. |
| Rarely. The Brush Roller is large enough to avoid getting jammed with pet hair. If the Brush Roller does get jammed, simply take it out from the holder and remove the hair with the cleaning tool to solve the problem. |
| It's corded. |
| Distilled water is not needed. |
