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PRESSING WITH STEAM

1 .

G r a s p t h e c o n t r o l h a n d l e w i t h t h e
n o z z l e facing upward.  Beginning  at
the bottom

of the fabric will allow the

s t e a m   t o   r i s e i n s i d e a n d o u t s i d e
removing wrinkles. Slowly move the
nozzle f r o m the bottom t o the t o p of
the fabric.

2.

Remove the nozzle from the garment

and smooth the fabric with your free

hand.

NOTE:

a. Pressing

will

be easier

if

there are fewer 

c r e a s e s in the o b j e c t   t o   b e   s t e a m e d .

b. Shaking out the article prior 

to

steaming

will avoid excess creasing. 

c. For towels, handkerchiefs and napkins

p e g d r a p e them o v e r a r o d o r s t e a m

press them  i n place over towel racks.

d.

Heavier fabrics may require repeated

s t e a m i n g . Repeat steps 1

A N D

2 as

necessary.

With practice you will gain s p e e d and

efficiency. You will soon learn  which

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applications.

IMPORTANCE NOTICE

Remove and drain the water container 

by depressing

the valve at the bottom

of the container. (See drawing) 

P.

7

Summary of Contents for SP-350 Series

Page 1: ...Built for years of care free use Read These Instructions completely I before use MODEL SP 350 Series Please read this manual before using and keep for future reference...

Page 2: ...steamer will automatically begin heating again when the temperature drops below 248 F Should the water tank run dry while the unit is in operation we recommended that it be turned off immediately If...

Page 3: ...sults every time 1 Holds over one half gallon of water enough for approximately 2 Water container is removable and easy to fill 3 Automatic shut off safety feature 4 Easy to use drain port 5 Eliminate...

Page 4: ...its intended use only 7 Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord or plug or after the appliance malfunctions or is dropped or damaged in any manner A damaged cord plug or unit may result in fi...

Page 5: ...steam 5 The ON OFF switch is located on the front of the base 6 The WATER CONTAINER is filled through a hole in the bottom and should be placed in the reservoir on the base Avoid spilling excess wate...

Page 6: ...ection of the Rod and retighten D Loosen the Rod Base by turning it counter clockwise several turns Insert the bottom of the Rod and press down firmly Hand tighten the Rod Base by turning clockwise Pl...

Page 7: ...AINER NOTE USE OF DEMATERIALIZED OR DISTILLED WATER IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED A Insure the unit is unplugged B Remove the water container with the handle and turn upside down C Turn the water facet in you...

Page 8: ...if there are fewer creases in the object to be steamed b Shaking out the article prior to steaming will avoid excess creasing c For towels handkerchiefs and napkins peg drape them over a rod or steam...

Page 9: ...om the power source 2 Wait for the steamer to cool completely for at least 30 m i n u t e s 3 Remove and drain the water container Drain the unit by removing the drain plug and allowing the contents o...

Page 10: ...disappear when the excess moisture inside the hose has had a chance to drain back into the base If the steamer stops producing steam then starts again a You may wish to examine the inside of the reser...

Page 11: ...n in hose Hold the hose vertical and allow water to drain back to tank Steam is intermittent sediment in container Follow the removing mineral buildup procedure Water tank Valve plunger Follow the Rea...

Page 12: ...Remove the water tank from the main unit and drain any water in the unit Make a mixture of 50 vinegar and 50 water In most cases 1 cup of this mixture will be sufficient Slowly pour the water vinegar...

Page 13: ...he container B and search for the disk C Insure the spring is around the plunger D Place the small end of the plunger through the center hole of the cap E Push the plunger through the central hole in...

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