Assembly and Use
The steam cleaner is designed for cleaning
bathrooms, toilets and kitchens, as well as most
other smooth surfaces. Hot steam cleans as it
dissolves oily and greasy substances.
Before first use, the unit should be cleaned as
described in Maintenance Section.
Assembly
a.
Connect the flexible hose into the steam
outlet by lining up the outlet nozzle and firmly
pushing in place. You will hear a click when
correctly assembled (fig. 1).
b.
Gently push in the assembly button and insert
the steam handle into the corresponding hole on
the extension tube until it slides into place (fig. 2).
c.
Assemble the extension tube and mop head
or steam jet nozzle in the same way (ensure
the assembly button clicks to secure in place)
(fig. 3).
Using the Appliance
a.
Place the steam cleaner on a flat surface.
b.
Open the safety filler cap by turning it in an anti
clockwise direction, fill water into the water tank
(suggest to fill in 500ml water), then tighten in a
clockwise direction (fig. 4-7).
Note:
Do not overfill the water tank and only fill
with tap or distilled water.
c.
Ensure the required accessories are correctly
assembled.
d.
Insert into the power socket, then press the
on/off switch. The red light will illuminate (fig. 8).
e.
Wait for 6-7 mins, when the pressure guage
reaches 3bar (the number 3 on the dial) (fig. 9),
it’s ready to use. Push the steam release button
under the steam nozzle handle (fig. 10).
Note:
If the steamer is left unused for a few
minutes, the steam in the hose will cool down
and become water. The initial steam release
may drip, start over a sink or paper towel.
f.
When finished, steam must be released from
the boiler. Press the on/off switch to turn the
steamer off, the red indicator light will turn off.
Pull out the power cable, then release all the
steam inside the boiler until the pressure gauge
indication is zero by pressing and holding the
steam release button (fig. 10).
g.
Leave the steamer to cool before storing or
performing any maintenace duties.
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