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AENO

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Handheld Garment

Steamer Operation Manual

Document version: 1.0.6, aeno.com

© ASBISc Enterprises PLC. All rights reserved

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3.1 Cleaning the device case

Use a damp cloth to wipe off dirt and dust on the device case. If heavily soiled, wipe
the case with a damp cloth and a few drops of neutral detergent *. Then wipe it dry.

Figure 18

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Cleaning the device case

ATTENTION!

The device

may not

be washed under running water or immersed in water.

* According to publicly available information, detergents with a pH value of 5 to 8 are neutral.

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Summary of Contents for AGS0001

Page 1: ...AENOTM Handheld Garment Steamer Operation Manual Model AGS0001 AGS0003 Version 1 0 6 21 04 2023 ...

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Page 3: ...are for the sole purpose of explanation and description of the devices and do not violate anyone s intellectual property rights Any reproduction copying publication further distribution or public display of materials presented herein in whole or in part is only permitted after appropriate written permission from the copyright holder Any unauthorized use of this manual materials may subject the use...

Page 4: ...an version of this manual shall take precedence ASBISc does not guarantee with respect to the material herein including but not limited to merchantability and suitability for a particular purpose If you have any technical questions please contact your local ASBISc representative or Technical Support department at aeno com The most common problems encountered are described in the section 7 Troubles...

Page 5: ... Customs Union and complies with the standards of the Customs Union s member states National Mark of Conformity of Ukraine indicating that the device meets all required technical regulations The symbol of the crossed out trash can is used to mark electrical and electronic equipment and indicates its separate collection The symbol is given in accordance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equi...

Page 6: ...ock The symbol means that the device must be individually connected to a special socket with a ground contact Hot steam Danger of burns from contact with hot steam and or heating elements of the device The device s packaging is recyclable and partially or completely made from recycled raw materials The packaging of the device can be disposed of along with household waste Safe use rules The device ...

Page 7: ...ter tank during operation Do not turn on the steamer if the water tank is empty This can cause damage to the device 9 During operation the surface of the steaming head can get very hot Handle the device carefully to avoid burns Do not touch the steaming head during operation and for about an hour after use until it has cooled down completely Make sure that children or animals do not touch the hot ...

Page 8: ... it 22 Do not use strong chemicals or abrasive materials to clean the device 23 Use only nozzles or replacement parts recommended or supplied by ASBISc for this model 24 If the device has fallen into the water do not touch it under any circumstances and unplug it immediately 25 Never use a device that has been in water Have it checked by an authorized service center 26 If you notice a malfunction ...

Page 9: ...g for work and operation 18 2 1 Preparing textiles for steaming 18 2 2 Preparing the steamer for operation 20 2 3 Operating the device 26 2 4 Auto standby function 28 2 5 Auto shutdown function in case of overheating 29 2 6 Self cleaning function 30 3 Maintenance 31 3 1 Cleaning the device case 32 3 2 Cleaning accessories and components 33 4 Warranty obligations 34 4 1 AENO service centers 34 4 2 ...

Page 10: ...ng the tank 22 Figure 11 Tank installation 22 Figure 12 Tank lugs and slots on the device 23 Figure 13 Nozzle on the steaming head of the device 24 Figure 14 Pressing the ON OFF button 25 Figure 15 Pressing the steam button 26 Figure 16 Removable brush for the nozzle 28 Figure 17 Device control panel in standby mode 29 Figure 18 Cleaning the device case 32 Figure 19 Cleaning the water tank and acc...

Page 11: ...owerful stream of steam It is a portable device that can be used to quickly iron clothes curtains coats bedspreads and other textiles After steaming the fibers of the fabric are flattened and become more voluminous This has a positive effect on the texture of the fabric helping to preserve the original appearance of the product Figure 1 Appearance of the device Some types of fabrics are sensitive ...

Page 12: ...Enterprises PLC All rights reserved Page 12 of 42 Figure 2 Device elements Device elements see figure 2 1 knurled handle 2 removable water tank 3 steaming head 4 control panel 5 power cord with movable attachment Description of the elements 6 10 is given in section 1 5 Device control panel ...

Page 13: ...o 65 dB at 30 cm Steam temperature Up to 160 C Preparation time 35 s Operating modes steam supply Minimum steam supply 15 5 g min Medium steam supply 22 5 g min Maximum steam supply 27 5 g min Steam pressure Up to 1 bar Operating time with a full tank 9 16 min depending on operating mode Options for use Vertical horizontal steaming Additional features Automatic switchover to standby mode Movable p...

Page 14: ...6 aeno com ASBISc Enterprises PLC All rights reserved Page 14 of 42 Parameter Value Relative humidity 45 65 non condensing Storage conditions Temperature 10 40 C Relative humidity 45 65 non condensing Service life 2 years Warranty period 2 years Certificates CE EAC UA TR ...

Page 15: ...re 3 Scope of supply The following items are included with the AENOTM Handheld Garment Steamer see Table 2 Table 2 Scope of supply Figure Name Quantity 1 2 AENOTM garment steamer with water tank 1 pc 3 4 Nozzle with removable brush 1 pc 5 Measuring cup 1 pc 6 Quick start guide 1 pc 7 Warranty card 1 pc The images of accessories are for illustrative purposes only ...

Page 16: ...n individual cardboard packaging sized 155 245 330 mm containing the full name markings and main technical specifications of the device as well as the date of manufacture and the manufacturer s details 1 5 Device control panel Figure 4 Device control panel The control panel of the AENOTM Handheld Garment Steamer has three 3 buttons for operating the device a standby indicator and an operating mode...

Page 17: ...onnected to the mains but not turned on and is in standby mode blue glowing The device is connected to the mains and turned on blue slowly flashing once per second The device warns you of the need for self cleaning Operating mode indicator 8 red flashing The device is connected to the mains and turned on it is heating up red glowing Heating process completed steam supply available Buttons 6 ON OFF...

Page 18: ...ing symbol on the product label Fabrics not to be steamed are marked with the symbols shown or with symbols similar in meaning As a rule such symbols are placed on the labels of products made of fur wool or pure polyester Stiffly shaped garments such as hats can also change shape after steaming Make sure there is nothing in the pockets of your clothes Unfold the cuffs if any ATTENTION When connect...

Page 19: ... on a hanger or onto a horizontal surface that is resistant to high temperature steam at least 160 C Make sure that the steam jet will not touch other fabrics or interior parts that could be damaged by steaming Figure 6 Horizontal and vertical steaming Vertical steaming of garments on the hanger avoids excessive moisture in the fabric due to the free space around it ...

Page 20: ... Page 20 of 42 2 2 Preparing the steamer for operation Before you start carefully open the packaging and remove the device and accessories Wipe the case with a slightly damp cloth dampened with water and wipe it dry Remove the water tank by pulling it on the wide part as shown in the figure below Figure 7 Removing the tank ...

Page 21: ...e tank opening Figure 8 Tank silicone plug in open position Fill the measuring cup with distilled water not exceeding the MAX mark ATTENTION Use only distilled water Lime scale that forms inside the device when using tap water can cause damage to the product Figure 9 MAX mark on the measuring cup Carefully pour the water from the measuring cup into the steamer tank ...

Page 22: ...ual Document version 1 0 6 aeno com ASBISc Enterprises PLC All rights reserved Page 22 of 42 Figure 10 Filling the tank Seal the opening in the tank tightly with the silicone plug Insert the water tank into the steamer Figure 11 Tank installation ...

Page 23: ... com Page 23 of 42 The two upper lugs a on the tank will fit into the slots b of the steamer body When properly installed a click can be heard Figure 12 Tank lugs and slots on the device Make sure that the tank is securely in place and will not fall out if the steamer is turned horizontally with the tank facing downward ...

Page 24: ...Enterprises PLC All rights reserved Page 24 of 42 If necessary attach a brush attachment to the steaming head Figure 13 Nozzle on the steaming head of the device Prepare clothing or other textiles to be steamed by following the instructions in paragraph 2 1 Preparing textiles for steaming ...

Page 25: ...ion starts The steamer must be in an upright position When the red operating mode indicator 8 starts to glow continuously it means that the device has heated up sufficiently Point the steaming head away from the garment and let the first steam jet out To do this press the steam button 10 You will hear the water tank pump crackling and after 2 3 seconds the steam will start to flow This procedure w...

Page 26: ...leakage protection during operation This allows you to hold the device both horizontally and vertically when steaming Start using the device on the seamy side of the garment 1 Point the steaming head at the garment and press the steam button 10 There is no need to keep the button pressed all the time during steaming Figure 15 Pressing the steam button 2 Do not point the steam jet at the same area ...

Page 27: ...selection Device operating modes State of the control panel indicators Application objects Minimum operating mode Delicate fabrics light pleats Medium operating mode Everyday things in cotton polyester medium pleats Maximum operating mode Dense fabrics deep pleats The device can continuously generate steam until it has used up all the water in the tank This amounts to about 9 16 minutes depending ...

Page 28: ...le can be used without the brush To remove the brush from the nozzle slide it toward the open edge of the slot To put the brush back in place insert it in the slot and slide it to the opposite side After use clean the device and accessories according to paragraph 3 Maintenance 2 4 Auto standby function The device is equipped with non use protection after 15 minutes of inactivity the steamer goes i...

Page 29: ...ess the ON OFF button again 6 2 5 Auto shutdown function in case of overheating The steamer is equipped with an automatic overheat shutoff function If the temperature of the device rises above a certain value the automatic shutdown is triggered all indicators go out and the steamer stops working Unplug the device and wait for the steaming head to cool down After that you can continue to use the st...

Page 30: ...ng mode The red operating mode indicator 8 will flash rapidly The device will operate at maximum heating and pumping water from the tank for 1 minute The water from the device should drain into a prepared container After 1 minute of self cleaning the operating mode indicator 8 will continue to flash rapidly The tank pump stops working and the heating element dries the device from the inside for 20...

Page 31: ...in optimum condition and stable operation of the device it is recommended to perform the following actions clean the device case if there is any pollution clean the water tank and measuring cup after each use of the device clean the brush nozzle after each use ATTENTION Do not use harsh chemicals abrasive pastes polishes or detergents that contain acids or solvents or metal sponges which can damag...

Page 32: ...e a damp cloth to wipe off dirt and dust on the device case If heavily soiled wipe the case with a damp cloth and a few drops of neutral detergent Then wipe it dry Figure 18 Cleaning the device case ATTENTION The device may not be washed under running water or immersed in water According to publicly available information detergents with a pH value of 5 to 8 are neutral ...

Page 33: ...2 3 2 Cleaning accessories and components To clean the measuring cup brush nozzle and water tank rinse them under running water and wipe them dry Figure 19 Cleaning the water tank and accessories Leave the tank with the silicone plug open in a warm dry place for 1 2 hours to allow any residual moisture from inside the tank to evaporate ...

Page 34: ...are followed during the warranty period For warranty replacement the device must be returned to the retailer along with the receipt verifying the purchase The following are not considered defects the smell of new plastic or rubber during the first days of operation change of colour shade gloss of equipment parts during operation noises not exceeding the sanitary norms related to the operating prin...

Page 35: ... subject to warranty service during the warranty period In this case the warranty period is extended by the duration of the repair AENOTM products are not eligible for free warranty service if the following damages or defects are found damage caused by force majeure accidents negligence intentional or careless actions omissions of the buyer or third parties damage caused by the effects of other ob...

Page 36: ...d implied warranties The manufacturer makes no warranty either express or implied beyond the description contained herein including an implied warranty of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose It remains at the discretion of the purchaser to use a faulty defective and unacceptable device The manufacturer shall not be liable for damages to other property due to any defects in the dev...

Page 37: ...ve effects of other factors In accordance with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE regulations all electrical and electronic products must be collected separately at the end of their service life and cannot be disposed of together with unsorted municipal waste Parts of unusable devices must be separated and sorted by material type Proper collection recycling and disposal of these de...

Page 38: ...ficates and declarations of conformity Directives certificates and regulations Declaration of Conformity to Directives 2014 30 EU 2014 35 EU 2009 125 EU of 5 November 2021 Declaration of Conformity to Regulation 1275 2008 EU of 5 November 2021 Declaration of Conformity to Regulation 801 2013 EU of 5 November 2021 Declaration of Conformity to RoHS Regulation 2011 65 EU of 5 November 2021 Declaratio...

Page 39: ... the ON OFF button 2 The steamer does not produce steam No water in the tank Unplug the device and fill the tank with water The tank is incorrectly installed Install the water tank according to paragraph 2 2 3 Water drips from the steaming head or runs out of the tank The steamer is not heated to the desired temperature Wait about 35 seconds for the red operating mode indicator 8 to glow continuou...

Page 40: ...ective conductor of the fixed wiring The device must be connected to a special socket with a grounding contact PP plastic Polypropylene food grade plastic High strength and heat resistance safe in contact with all food products WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment means used electrical or electronic equipment including all components subassemblies consumables that are part of the equipme...

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