The HP90 Stingray™ Automotive Detail Extractor puts the “Mobile” in Mobile Detailing.

Good things come in small packages. An example is the HP90 Stingray™ automotive detail extractor. Basically, a smaller version of Mytee’s® HP120 Grand Prix™. While the Grand Prix™ features two 10-gallon capacity tanks, the Stingray™ contains two 5-gallon tanks. But do not be fooled by its size. Built smaller for your convenience, the HP90 Stingray™ has the same amount of cleaning power and detailing ability as its large sibling.

The design of both units transformed the auto detailing industry and has been copied by companies throughout the world. When our automotive extractors debuted in 1997, Mytee® offered the first heated extractor with a single power cord. Previously, extractors that used a pump, vacuum and heater required two power cords, making it hard to find a power source. But Mytee’s® trailblazing design changed all that, and the rest is history.

Other trendsetting features include:

• Performance – Using our exclusive REAL HEAT™ system, the 1,200-watt in-line heater with maximum 210˚ temperature produces hot water that quickly breaks up grease and dirt. The single 3-stage LA (low amp) motor makes the extractor even more effective.
• Has 130″ of water lift, 100 CFM.
• Comes with a 1.25” hose. Its size make it easy to maneuver in tight spots.
• The upholstery tool – has a low profile, perfect for detailing.
• Contains a high drain valve. Perfect for emptying into a standard bucket.
• A compact design – Fits perfectly into a van, truck or storage area.

The HP90 Stingray™ also offers:

• Durability – With a tough, roto-molded polyethylene material that resists rusting and denting.
• Customer Service – Mytee® always offers a limited lifetime warranty and national network of service centers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Warranty	Limited 5yr Body warranty
Body	Roto-molded polyethylene
Tank	5 gallon
Vacuum	Single 3 stage LA   Factory Installed  Mytee C302LA Electro Vacuum Motor Model Q6600-090A-MP-26 3 stage 120V Flat Bottom (C302 original part number)  or similar
CFM	100
H20	130"
Pump	Diaphragm
PSI	120    Factory Installed Aquatec 120 psi Water Pump 115v 1.3 gpm Mytee C305 For Carpet Cleaning Machines 58-ELK-120 AP120  or similar
GPM	1.3
Heater	1200 W - 210 degree maximum
Locking Casters	3"    Factory Installed Mytee H667 3 inch Locking Front Caster  or similar
Power Cord	Single 25' 12/3
Tools	4" upholstery tool    Factory Provided Mytee 8400 Upholstery Tool 4" Upholstery and Auto detail Wand Open Spray or similar plastic version
Hose Package	15' vacuum and solution hose combo
Product Weight	69 lbs
Shipping Weight	89 lbs
Product Dimensions	28" x 15" x 35 3/4"
Shipping Dimensions	28 1/2" x 17 1/4" x 35 3/4"

Optional Steambrite Exclusive Extended ON Site Warranty covers parts, labor, shipping for an extra 2 years beyond the factory warranty!
120 psi pump
Single 3 stage vacuum motor (136 inches of lift)
1200 watt inline heater
6 gallon tanks
15 ft hose set
Open spray hand tool (One direction cleaning)
Includes hoses and hand tool and power cord.

• User Manual
• Wiring Diagram
• Parts List March 2014 - Present

Mytee HP90 Question and Answers:

Question:  What is on the HP90 that is not on the HP60 machine?
Answer:  The HP90 has a liquid level switch installed half way up the dirty water tank to turn off the vacuum motor to help prevent sucking water, dirt and suds into the vacuum motor.

Question:  Can I mix my cleaner with the water that I pour into my fresh water tank?
Answer:  NO!  This is not recommended as you should always prespray, agitate the cleaners and then use the machine to rinse off what I have already presprayed and scrubbed.   Most cleaners will ruin the pump and the heater at the same time after doing this for months.

Question:  Since it is a heated machine, can I use cold water?
Answer:  You can but will supply minimal heating results.  Please note this is a super small heater and will only boost the water temperature about 20 degrees F hotter than what you pour into the freshwater tank, so if I add cold 65-degree water, the machine is only going to clean at 85 degrees F.  If I use 120-degree hot tap water, now I can clean at 140 degrees.

Question:  Is this a steam Cleaner?
Answer:  No.  This is a hot water extraction machine as it will not clean with steam.

Question: What is the hottest water temperature that this machine will accept being poured into the fresh tank?
Answer:  140 degree F.

Question:  Factory states up to 120 psi, does it actually clean at 120 psi?
Answer:  No.  This machine is a suction feed machine and not a pressure feed machine.  This means when you squeeze the wand trigger, the pump has to suck the water out of the water tank as well as push it though the heater and out the hose.  If you convert the machine to pressure feed it would provide 120 psi but being that it is suction feed it will be a little under this number.

Question:  Factory states heats water up to 210 degrees, is this true?
Answer:  Yes, when you set the cleaning wand down and quit cleaning the 8 oz heater under the hood will reach 210 degrees and turn itself off.  When you pick up the wand and start cleaning again, the heater will turn itself back on and provide you 8 ounces of really hot water.  But for the average person cleaning and using the machine, expect a 20 degree rise up and above what ever you pour into the machine to start.

Question:  Is this a ‘good’ or ‘professional’ machine?
Answer:  This is the most common question of them all and the answer is both yes and no.  Please note Amp draw is king!  In the world of auto detail machines, we sell them with one power cord, 2 cords, 3, 4, 5 and 6 power cords.  We have systems that burn propane, kerosene, diesel fuel to heat the water.  Systems that use open spray wands, closed spray wands, and internal spray wands.  So out of the 500+ different machines we sell it is near the bottom of the barrel on professional machines drawing 20 amps at 120 volts.  Any machine that uses more power than this will out clean this machine.  This is the laws of physics.  The more energy you place in the vacuum, pump and heating system the faster you can clean.  I had the Hertz Rent-A-Car account for years and you never consider this machine as it is just too slow.  Most professionals would consider a 30 to 40 amp machine for professional cleaning.  The flip side of this is this is one of the best-selling machine out of all of them because of this price.  It is a lot of machine for the money.   I had a customer stated he wanted to return the machine as he complained it was too slow.  This is like a customer purchasing a bicycle and then complaining if does not drive as fast as an internal combustion engine.  If you want to clean like a 40 amp machine, purchase a 40 amp machine.  Do not purchase a 20 amp machine and complain that it does not perform like a 40 amp machine.

Question:  Can I use this machine on a 15 amp breaker?
Answer:  Yes, simply turn the heater off.  The water pump and vacuum will use less than 15 amps.

Question:  How long does it take to heat the 5 gallons of water?
Answer:  It will never heat the 5-gallon tank of water.  The heater is a separate tank under the hood.  The water passes from the fresh tank, to the pump, then to the 8 oz heater, then to the hoses and cleaning tool.  At no time will the hot water go back into the fresh water tank.

Question:  How do not test the heater to make sure it is working?
Answer:  Fill the machine with cold water, turn on the heater, wait 3 minutes and then squeeze the trigger.  Feel the brass quick coupler that leaves the machine, and you will be able to tell the heater works because the coupler will get warm.  This test is only for testing the heater as you are supposed to fill the machine with hot water!  The problem with testing the heater with already hot water is the water is already hot and the machine is only going to make the water hotter, making it harder to know if it is actually working.

Question:  Is the machine freeze / thaw stable?
Answer:  No!  Letting the machine free will ruin the pump and the heater at the same time.

Question:  If I do not like the machine, can I return it?
Answer:  No.  All new machines include a full factory parts warranty but neither the factory nor SteamBrite have a free rental program.  Once you use the machine it is no longer OK to return it.  How would you like us to ship you someone else’s used return when you order a brand new machine?  You would not like this and you expect a brand new machine when you order a brand new machine.  Since these machines are sold almost at cost, offering returns is just not an option.  It is way better to ask questions now and purchase the correct machine for your budget and application up front.

Question:  Does the pump run all the time?
Answer:  No, the pump is on a pressure switch.  When you depress/ squeeze the trigger the pump will turn on, when you let go the pump will turn off.

Question:  If I run out of water, will the pump self prime back up once I start cleaning again?
Answer:  Maybe.  If it does not prime up, water the video on youtube, search “steambrite prime pump.”

Question:  Does the machine include a plastic cleaning wand or a stainless-steel cleaning wand?
Answer:  As of today 2022-04-20, they include a plastic wand.  Please note the factory is super clear that they reserve the right to make changes as they see fit bases on parts availability and warranty issues without notifying the dealers or the public.  All orders filled by part / model number only.  This goes for color too.  They reserve the right to ship you whatever color or shade they want but most orders are filled in the blue family.

Question:  If I have a warranty issue, who is going to fix this machine?
Answer:  You are.  The factory warranty is parts only and does not include shipping or labor cost.   If you have a warranty issue, you will have to remove the broken part and mail it back to the factory for testing.  The factory does not ship out replacement parts until your broken part has been received.  All shipping cost are handled by the customer.   Please note that over 99% of all issues are customer caused by allowing the machine to freeze, allowing the pump to lose it prime, using and storing chemicals in the pump and heater, and clogged spray nozzles and will not be covered by the factory warranty.   I have been selling these machines for over 20 years and currently do not know of a single warranty issue that was not caused by the customer’s neglect.   In other words, if you take care of the machine, it is super reliable.  All warranty issues are handled by email only.  You cannot call on the phone and you will be required to email photos, serial number, invoice number, and explain all the testing you have completed thus far.  Example to say, “it does not work,” the factory is never going to know what part you might need… You will have to participate in the repair process and if you do not think you are OK with this, you should not purchase equipment online at a discount but rather pay full retail price at a retail store.   Some parts are 90-day warranty, some are a year, and the housing is 5 years but pro-rated (like a car battery.)  These machines are super easy to work on and most repairs take under 15 minutes to perform.   There is no reason you should ever have to ship back the entire machine.

What is the difference between the Mytee HP60 VS the Mytee HP90?
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