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Manual for the AENO

TM

handheld garment steamer

© ASBISc Enterprises PLC. All rights reserved

Document version: 1.0.2, aeno.com

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1.5 Purpose of the device buttons

Figure 4

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Device control buttons

The AENO

TM

hand-held steamer has a steam button (5) and an "On/Off" switch (6) for

operating the device.

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Summary of Contents for AGS0002

Page 1: ...Manual for the AENOTM handheld garment steamer Models AGS0002 AGS0002 UK Version 1 0 2 20 04 2023 ...

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Page 3: ...er the name AENOTM and contained in this manual is protected by international and local laws including copyright and other related rights laws Any references to names of other companies brands and equipment in this document 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 dis...

Page 4: ...amages that may result from the transmission of this document or the use of the device In the event of discrepancies in the language versions of the document the Russian 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 p...

Page 5: ... countries The device complies with the UKCA labelling requirements necessary to sell the device in the United Kingdom National Mark of Conformity of Ukraine indicating that the device meets all required technical regulations The crossed out dustbin symbol is used to mark electrical and electronic equipment and indicates separate collection The symbol is given in accordance with Directive 2012 19 ...

Page 6: ...er of burns from contact with hot steam and or heating elements of the device The device s packaging is recyclable and is partially or completely made from recycled material The packaging of the device can be disposed of along with household waste Safe use rules The device is intended for use by persons over 18 years of age Persons with disabilities who are at least 18 years of age understand the ...

Page 7: ... steaming head until it has cooled completely Make sure that children or animals do not touch the hot steaming head 10 Do not lean the hot steam head of the device against pieces of furniture or other interior elements to avoid damaging them 11 Before using the device make sure that the fabric to be ironed is resistant to high steam temperatures at least 145 C Check the care information on the lab...

Page 8: ... 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 stop using the device immediately and contact the service center 27 The device and its components should only be repaired by a se...

Page 9: ...ackage contents 15 1 5 Purpose of the device buttons 17 1 6 Packaging and labeling 18 2 Preparing for operation and operation 19 2 1 Preparation of textiles for steam treatment 19 2 2 Preparing the steamer for operation 21 2 3 Test run 24 2 4 Operating the device 24 2 5 Automatic shutdown function in case of overheating 26 3 Maintenance 27 3 1 Cleaning of the device s body 27 3 2 Cleaning the acce...

Page 10: ... of a textile product label with the steaming symbol 19 Figure 6 Vertical and horizontal steaming 20 Figure 7 Silicone tank plug in open position 21 Figure 8 Marking 100 ml on the measuring cup 22 Figure 9 Tank filling 22 Figure 10 Switching on the device 23 Figure 11 Pressing the steam button 25 Figure 12 Cleaning the device housing 28 Figure 13 Cleaning the measuring cup 29 Table 1 Main technica...

Page 11: ...e AENOTM hand held clothes steamer is equipped with a splash and leakage protection during operation This allows you to hold the device both horizontally and vertically when steaming 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 o...

Page 12: ... Document version 1 0 2 aeno com ASBISc Enterprises PLC All rights reserved Page 12 of 39 Figure 2 Elements of the device Elements of the device see figure above 1 handle 2 water tank cap 3 steaming head 4 power cord 5 steam button 6 On Off switch ...

Page 13: ... in which the device is sold AGS0002 AGS0002 UK Plug type E F Plug type G For sockets E F For sockets G Voltage 220 240 V frequency 50 60 Hz See Glossary for an explanation 1 3 Technical specifications Table 1 Main technical specifications Parameter Value Model AGS0002 plug type E F AGS0002 UK plug type G Control Manual Nominal device parameters Input voltage 220 240 V AC Input frequency 50 60 Hz ...

Page 14: ...team pressure 0 4 bar Operating time with a full tank Up to 12 min Options for use Vertical horizontal steaming Additional functions Splash and leakage protection Overheat protection Protection class against electric shock Class I Network cable 1 8 m Operating conditions Temperature 5 40 C Relative humidity 0 93 no condensation Storage conditions Temperature 20 70 C Relative humidity 0 93 no conde...

Page 15: ...ses PLC All rights reserved Document version 1 0 2 aeno com Page 15 of 39 1 4 Package contents Figure 3 Package contents The AENOTM handheld clothes steamer comes with the items shown in the table below The images of accessories are for illustrative purposes only ...

Page 16: ...ument version 1 0 2 aeno com ASBISc Enterprises PLC All rights reserved Page 16 of 39 Table 2 Equipment Name Quantity 1 Clothes steamer AENOTM 1 pc 2 Measuring cup 1 pc 3 Protective glove 1 pc 4 Pouch 1 pc 5 Quick start guide 1 pc 6 Warranty card 1 pc ...

Page 17: ...BISc Enterprises PLC All rights reserved Document version 1 0 2 aeno com Page 17 of 39 1 5 Purpose of the device buttons Figure 4 Device control buttons The AENOTM hand held steamer has a steam button 5 and an On Off switch 6 for operating the device ...

Page 18: ...s Heating mode the device is connected to the mains and turned on heating is going on red lights Standby mode Heating process completed steam is possible 5 blue lights Steam mode steam is supplied Switch 6 On Off switch 1 6 Packaging and labeling The AENOTM hand held clothes steamer is supplied in an individual 125 160 280 mm cardboard package containing the full name markings and main technical s...

Page 19: ...ile product check the manufacturer s recommendations on the label Figure 5 Example of a textile product label with the steaming symbol Fabrics that cannot be steamed are marked with the symbols below or similar symbols As a rule such symbols are placed on the labels of products made of fur wool or pure polyester Stiffly shaped items such as hats can also change shape after steaming WARNING When co...

Page 20: ...Place the garment on a hanger or on 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 Vertical and horizontal steaming When placed on the hanger vertical steaming the textile garment is less dampened because the free space around it allows steam not t...

Page 21: ...ng and remove the device and accessories Wipe the housing with a slightly damp cloth dampened with water and wipe it dry 1 Open the silicone plug of the reservoir opening Figure 7 Silicone tank plug in open position 2 Fill the measuring cup with distilled water not exceeding the 100 ml mark 100 ml WARNING Use only distilled water Lime scale which forms inside the device when using tap water can le...

Page 22: ...erved Page 22 of 39 Figure 8 Marking 100 ml on the measuring cup 3 Carefully pour the water from the measuring cup into the steamer tank Figure 9 Tank filling 4 Seal the hole in the reservoir tightly with a silicone plug 5 Prepare the clothing or other textiles to be steamed according to the instructions in 2 1 above ...

Page 23: ... to the electrical voltage of the outlet 6 Plug the power cord into a power outlet Set the On Off switch 6 to the On position The indicator light of the steam button 5 will start blinking red Figure 10 Switching on the device 7 Wait about 40 seconds until steam begins to build The steamer must stand stably on a flat horizontal surface When the indicator light of the steam button 5 turns solid red ...

Page 24: ...RNING Do not point the device at the product you are preparing to steam or at people animals plants or furnishings 2 Wait 3 to 5 seconds for the sound of the water tank pump crackling and the steam flowing 3 Stop the steam supply by pressing the steam button 5 again After completing the above procedure the device is considered ready for use 2 4 Operating the device WARNING Use a protective glove w...

Page 25: ...ice 3 For effective smoothing the fabric can be slightly stretched holding it in a place inaccessible to the steam jet so as not to get burned When doing this be sure to use the protective glove for your hand which is included in the delivery 4 When you have finished steaming the product press the steam button 5 again The steam supply will stop 5 Place the steamer vertically on a flat horizontal s...

Page 26: ...teaming head to cool down 3 Fill the tank with water as described in point 2 2 above The steaming head can touch dense natural fabrics such as denim When using the device on delicate or synthetic fabrics keep it 1 2 cm away from the surface of the fabric as the steaming head gets very hot 2 5 Automatic shutdown function in case of overheating The steamer is equipped with an automatic overheat shut...

Page 27: ... contamination cleaning the water tank and measuring cup after each use of the device clean the brush head after each use WARNING Do not use harsh chemicals abrasive pastes polishes or detergents that contain acids or solvents or metal sponges which can damage the coating After using the device perform the following steps 1 Open the reservoir plug and drain off any remaining water in the water tan...

Page 28: ...Cleaning the device housing WARNING The device must not be washed under running water or immersed in water Leave the unit with the reservoir cap open in a warm dry place for 1 2 hours to allow any residual moisture from the water tank to evaporate 3 2 Cleaning the accessories To clean the measuring cup rinse it under running water and wipe it dry ...

Page 29: ...g cup Clean the protective glove of dirt with a damp cloth For heavy soiling it is allowed to apply a few drops of neutral detergent on a wet cloth Then wipe the glove dry WARNING When using and storing the protective glove do not allow the accessory to become bent or kinked According to publicly available information detergents with a pH value of 5 to 8 are neutral ...

Page 30: ...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 31: ...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 obj...

Page 32: ... 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 device loss of use of the d...

Page 33: ...egradation of its components accumulation of dust moisture or other adverse effects 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 t...

Page 34: ...ddress Iapetou 1 Agios Athanasios 4101 Limassol Cyprus Contact details Tel 357 25857000 asbis com Importing company details Belarus Name SZAO ASBIS Address 223021 Minsk region Minsk district Shchomyslitsy village council house 31 room 27 near the agro town Ozertso Contact details Tel 375 17 279 36 36 www asbis by For information about warranty and claims organizations visit aeno com under Service ...

Page 35: ... dated February 15 2022 Declaration of Conformity to RoHS regulation 2015 863 EU of February 15 2022 Declaration of Conformity DSTU EN 50564 2016 dated June 24 2022 Declaration of Conformity to DSTU EN IEC 63000 2020 dated June 24 2022 Declaration of Conformity DSTU EN 60335 1 2017 dated June 24 2022 Declaration of Conformity DSTU EN 60335 2 85 2019 dated June 24 2022 Declaration of Conformity to ...

Page 36: ...on Make sure you have pressed the ON OFF button 2 The steamer does not produce steam No water in the water tank Disconnect the steamer from the power supply and fill the water tank as described in point 2 2 3 Water drips from the steaming head or runs out of the water tank The steamer is not heated to the desired temperature Wait about 40 seconds until the red light on the steam button 5 comes on ...

Page 37: ...s subassemblies consumables that are part of the equipment at the time it is taken out of service including batteries batteries if any components containing mercury etc Plug type E F Plug with flat grounding contacts on both sides for connection to a CEE 7 4 receptacle and a socket contact for a CEE 7 5 receptacle grounding pin Typically used in the following countries Armenia Belarus Bulgaria Hun...

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