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Using in upright steam cleaning mode
If cleaning hard floors, attach the micro-fibre
floor cloth (27) to the fastening pads (30) on the
underside of the floorhead (22). The hard-floor
cloth has white fastening strips (28) on its upper
side to be aligned with the fastening pads on the
floorhead.
Remove the water tank filler cap (9) by turning it
anti-clockwise and pulling it away. Insert the
spout of the filler jug (29) into the water tank
opening. Fill the water tank to the MAX line on
the water gauge (11). To assist with this, the
water gauge is illuminated when the product is
switched on (see step 4).
IMPORTANT: To prevent limescale build-up in
the water tank, never fill the steam mop’s tank
with anything other than deionised,
demineralised or distilled water (available from
most leading supermarkets). Any problems
arising from limescale will invalidate the
product guarantee.
Replace the filler cap firmly.
Rotate the upper cord storage hook
(3) to quickly
release the power cord (4).
Secure the power cord in the cord holder
(2).
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Plug in at the mains outlet and switch on the
steam cleaner at the On/Off power button (15).
The On/Off power button and the water gauge
will illuminate.
NOTE: A single audible ‘beep’ will be heard when
the product is connected to the mains and when
a control button is pressed.
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IMPORTANT: Before use, hardfloors should be thoroughly swept and carpets should be thoroughly dry
vacuumed. However, we recommend that the steam cleaner is not used on:
• bare wooden floors or any surfaces where wood is exposed (as it will absorb moisture and may distort).
• damaged hardfloors or hardfloors with gaps present (as it will absorb moisture and may distort).
• waxed floors - the wax may be removed by the action of the heat and steam.
Do not keep the steam cleaner in one place for an extended period, because the continual heat may
cause damage to carpets and laminate flooring.
Please disconnect and allow the unit to cool before changing cloths and attachments.
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