I'd go with Mike and Alan.
However, Dr Eric Brown in his book The Fundamentals of Carpet Maintenance, after discussing controlled, measured trials of HWE cleaning, concluded that the temperature loss from a machine with water @ 90C was 40C by the time the water hit the probes in the carpet. Then, within one second, the temperature was as per room temperature. He concluded
" These results suggest therefore that the time for which the carpet is at an elevated temperature is insufficient to have any rwal effect on the cleaning performance"What I feel is important is the pre-spray. If temperature is within the manufacturers guidelines, it will then perform to it's greatest potential.
Safe and happy cleaning
Ken