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Using Autoselect
TM
, choose from one of the following
applications by turning the Autoselect
TM
dial (2) until the
required setting is selected.
Setting
Mop
Hand held
Wood/Laminate
High temperature steam for
windows
Stone/Marble
Tiles/Vinyl
Low temperature steam for
heavy grime
The steam mop will select the correct volume of steam
required for your particular cleaning operation.
Note:
Always check you are using the correct setting before
using your steam mop.
Steam Burst (Fig. C1) (only available with units
FSMH1310SM, FSMH13151SM)
The floor head (12a) is equipped with a steam burst pedal to
aid in the removal of stubborn marks and stains.
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During use, press the steam burst pedal to apply extra
cleaning power.
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To revert back to normal setting press the pedal again.
Hints for optimum use
General
Caution:
Never use the steam mop without first attaching a
cleaning pad.
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Always vacuum or sweep the floor before using the steam
mop.
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The easiest way to use the appliance is to tilt the handle
to a 45º angle and clean slowly, covering a small area at a
time.
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Use water only with no additives or chemicals with your
steam mop. To remove stubborn stains from vinyl or
linoleum floors, you can pre-treat with a mild detergent
and some water before using the steam mop.
Steam Cleaning with the mop
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Fit hand held steam cleaner (5) to the steam mop body
(11)
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Place a cleaning pad (13) on the floor with the velcro 'loop'
side facing up.
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Lightly press the steam mop down onto the cleaning pad
(13).
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Connect the steam mop to the mains.
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Press the ON/OFF button (1). It takes approximately 15
seconds for the steam mop to heat up.
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Turn the Autoselect
TM
dial (2) until the required setting is
reached. After a few seconds steam will start to come out
of the steam head.
Note!
When first filled or after running dry, it can take up to 45
seconds for steam to be produced.
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It takes a few seconds for steam to enter the cleaning pad.
The steam mop will now glide easily over the surface to be
sanitized/cleaned.
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Push and pull the steam mop slowly across the surface to
thoroughly steam clean each section.
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When you have finished using the steam mop, return
the handle (8) to the upright position, making sure that it
is supported and turn it 'OFF'. Wait until the steam mop
cools down (approximately five minutes).
Caution!
It is important to monitor the water level in the
water tank. To refill the water tank and continue to sanitize/
clean stand the mop upright making sure that the handle is
supported and turn the steam mop 'OFF'. Unplug the unit from
the electrical wall outlet, and refill the water tank.
Caution!
Never leave the steam mop in one spot on any
surface for any period of time. Always place the steam mop
with the handle (8) supported in the upright position when
stationary and make sure the steam mop is turned off when
not in use.
Carpet refreshing
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Place a cleaning pad (13) on the floor with the 'loop' side
facing up.
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lightly press the steam mop down onto the cleaning pad.
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Place the carpet glider (12b) on the floor.
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Lightly press the steam mop down onto the carpet glider
until it clicks into place.
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Connect the steam mop to the mains.
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Press the ON/OFF button (1). It takes approximately 15
seconds for the steam mop to heat up.
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Turn the Autoselect
TM
dial (2) to the Wood/Laminate
setting.
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Push and pull the steam mop slowly across the carpet to
thoroughly refresh each section.
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When you have finished using the steam mop, return the
handle (8) to the upright position and turn the unit OFF.
Wait until the steam mop cools down (approximately five
minutes).
After use
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Turn the Autoselect
TM
dial (2) to the OFF position.
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Wait until the steam mop cools down.
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Unplug the steam mop from the electrical wall outlet.
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Empty the water tank.
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remove the cleaning pad (13) and wash it ready for next
use (take care to follow the wash care instructions printed
on the cleaning pad).
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