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Re-filling
When the ‘refill’ light ‡ turns red, there
should be no steam available for release.
The boiler needs to be refilled.
1 Switch off the boiler heater by pressing
the heater on/off button ¤.
2 If there is pressure in the boiler, the filler
cap ⁄ will revolve, a safety feature
prevents it from being unscrewed.
3 Release any steam pressure in the
system using the steam on/off switch ‹
on the machine and handle Ê. Switch
off the steam release button ‹. The cap
can then be unscrewed.
4 Unplug the mains cable. Leave the
product with the filler cap off for 10
minutes before refilling.
5 Refill the boiler using the funnel A.
6 Use warm water to reduce heat-up time.
WARNING: Do not pour cold water
into a very hot boiler as steam and hot
water may be blown out of the filling
hole and can scald.
7 Screw the cap back on. Start operation
again. (See operation section).
Switching the unit off
1 Switch the unit off by means of switches
¤ and ‹.
2 Remove the hose plug ‰ from the unit
by pressing the release button, holding
down the socket flap simultaneously.
3 Remove the plug from the mains socket.
4 Any remaining water can be left inside
the unit.
•To avoid deforming the brushes and
Ò ensure that the brushes are allowed
to cool down before storing.
Use of accessories
Steam handle Â
To avoid spurting of heavy and moist
steam it is recommended always to attach
an accessory to the steam handle.
Large floor brush Ì
Recommended applications include:
- carpets and rugs
- sealed timber and parquetry
- ceramic tiles
- vinyl
1 The large floor brush can be attached to
the extension tubes or directly to the
steam handle, provided that the brush
connector Ó is fitted.
2 Stretch the cotton cloth lightly over the
bristles using the clips provided on the
brush head I.
3 Switch on the steam and move the cloth
covered brush gently over the surfaces
to be cleaned.
• Replace the cloth regularly so that more
dirt can be collected and to avoid too
much moisture being applied to the floor
and leaving it very wet.
• Heavily soiled areas will require more
attention to allow steam more time to act
on dirt while lightly soiled and smooth
surfaces will only require a quick wipe.
Jet nozzle Ô and round
brush and Ò
Recommended applications include
- Hard to reach surfaces such as corners
and joints.
-Toilets and sanitary installations
- Venetian blinds
Without round brush
- Defrosting freezers
- Eliminating odours and creases in
clothing. Firstly place the garment on to
a clothes hanger and spray steam at a
distance of around 10-15cm.
- Removing dust from plants. Maintain a
distance of around 30-40cm to avoid
burning leaves by direct contact with
steam.
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