Operation
Filling water
Note
Descaling the steam boiler is not required if commer-
cially available distilled water is used.
Note
Warm water reduces the heating-up time.
Note
To do this use the measuring jug supplied. When filling
the water, pay attention to the marking (max. 200 ml).
1. Unscrew the safety lock.
Illustration B
2. Fill a maximum of 200 ml distilled water or tap wa-
ter into the steam boiler.
3. Insert the safety lock.
Illustration C
Switch on the appliance
몇WARNING
Risk of scalding
The appliance has a high water outlet if you incline
more than 30° to the side.
Do not incline the appliance more than 30° (maximum
angle) to the side.
1. Place the appliance on a firm subsurface.
2. Insert the mains plug into a socket.
Illustration D
Indicator light lights up green.
After approx. 3 minutes, the appliance is ready for
use.
Illustration E
3. Push the child lock up.
Illustration G
The switch is unlocked.
4. Press the switch.
Illustration H
Steam leaks out.
Refilling water
If the steam volume is reduced during work or if no
more steam volume comes out, the water will have to
be refilled.
Note
The safety lock cannot be opened as long as the
steam boiler is still pressurised.
Note
Warm water reduces the heating-up time.
1. Switch the appliance off, see Chapter Switch off
the appliance.
Illustration Q
2. Unscrew the safety lock.
3. Drain the water completely out of the steam boiler.
Illustration R
4. Fill a maximum of 200 ml distilled water or tap wa-
ter into the steam boiler.
5. Insert the safety lock.
6. Insert the mains plug into a socket.
7. Push the child lock up.
The switch is unlocked.
The appliance is ready for use.
Switch off the appliance
1. Pull the mains plug out of the socket.
Illustration Q
2. Press the switch until no more steam escapes.
The steam boiler is depressurised.
3. Push the child lock down.
Rinsing out the steam boiler
Rinse the appliance’s steam boiler after completing
the work.
1. Switch the appliance off, see Chapter Switch off
the appliance.
2. Allow the appliance to cool down.
3. Disconnect the accessory.
4. Fill the steam boiler with water and swing it around
vigorously. Lime residue which has been deposit-
ed on the bottom of the steam boiler will be re-
leased as a result.
5. Drain the water completely out of the steam boiler.
Illustration R
Keep the appliance safe
1. Disconnect the accessory.
2. Drain the water completely out of the steam boiler.
Illustration R
3. Coil the mains connection cable around the water
reservoir.
Illustration S
4. Allow the accessory to dry.
5. Store the appliance in a dry location that is protect-
ed from frost.
Important application instructions
Cleaning the floor areas
We recommend sweeping the floor or vacuum clean-
ing it before using the appliance. In this way the floor
will be cleared of dirt and loose particles before the
wet cleaning.
Freshening up textiles
Prior to using the appliance, always check the com-
patibility of the textiles at a concealed point: Steam
down the textile, allow it to dry and then check it for
any change in colour or shape.
Cleaning coated or painted surfaces
ATTENTION
Damaged surfaces
Steam can loosen wax, furniture polish, plastic coat-
ings or paint and edge band from edges.
Do not direct the steam at glued laminated edges as
the edge band may loosen.
Do not use the appliance for cleaning unsealed wood
or parquet floors.
Do not use the appliance for cleaning painted or plas-
tic coated surfaces such as kitchen or living room fur-
niture, doors or parquet.
1. To clean these surfaces, steam a cloth briefly and
use it to wipe over the surfaces.
Glass cleaner
ATTENTION
Glass breakages and damaged surfaces
Steam can damage sealed points of the window frame
and, at low outside temperatures, lead to tension on
the surface of window panes and hence to glass
breakages.
Do not direct the steam at sealed points on the win-
dow frame.
At low outside temperatures, heat up the window
panes by gently steaming the full surface of the glass.
Clean the window area with a manual nozzle and
cover. To remove the water, use a squeegee or
wipe the surfaces dry.
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