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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 tube
9
supported in the
upright position when stationary and make sure the
steam mop is turned off when not in use.
CAUTION:
Always empty the steam mop after use.
nOTE:
When first filled or after running dry, it can take up to
45 seconds for steam to be produced.
Hints for optimum use
WARNING:
It is important to monitor the water level
in the water tank. To refill the water tank and continue
to sanitize/ clean, see Filling the Water Tank section.
nOTiCE:
Never leave the steam mop in one spot on any
surface for any period of time. Do not store with a wet pad
as this can damage your floor. Always place the steam
mop with the handle tube
9
in the upright position when
stationary and make sure the steam mop is turned off when
not in use.
• Always vacuum or sweep the floor before
using the steam mop.
• The easiest way to use the steam mop is to tilt the
handle to a 45˚ angle and clean slowly, covering a small
area at a time.
• Do not use chemical cleaners with your steam
mop.
To remove stubborn stains from vinyl or linoleum
floors, you can pre-treat them with a mild detergent and
some water before using the steam mop.
Steam Cleaning
1. Place a cleaning pad
7
on the floor with the ‘loop’ side
facing up.
2. Lightly press the steam mop down onto the cleaning
pad
7
.
3. Plug the steam mop into a wall outlet.
4. Press the ON/OFF button
1
. It takes approximately
15-30 seconds for the steam mop to heat up.
5. Press the steam operate button
2
. After a few seconds,
steam will start to come out of the steam head.
nOTiCE:
If the system has been run dry it may take up to 45
seconds to prime the system on first use.
6. 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.
7. Push and pull the steam mop slowly across the surface
to thoroughly steam clean each section.
8. When you have finished using the steam mop, return
the handle tube
9
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
4
. 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, refill the water tank
4
.
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 tube
9
supported in the
upright position when stationary and make sure the
steam mop is turned off when not in use.
After use (Fig. F)
1. Turn the steam operate button
2
to Off and then press
the ON/OFF button
1
.
2. Wait until the steam mop cools down.
3. Unplug the steam mop from the electrical wall outlet.
4. Empty the water tank.
5. Remove the cleaning pad
7
and wash it so that it will
be ready for the next use.
nOTE:
Follow cleaning instructions located on the pad.
6. Wrap the power cord so that it loosely hangs from the
cord hook
10
.
Fig. F
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MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Your BLACK+DECKER corded appliance has been designed
to operate over a long period of time with a minimum of
maintenance. Continuous satisfactory operation depends
upon proper appliance care and regular cleaning.
WARNING:
Before performing any maintenance or
cleaning on corded appliances switch off and unplug
the appliance.
• Clean your appliance using a soft damp cloth. Never
let any liquid get inside the appliance; never immerse
any part of the appliance into a liquid. IMPORTANT:
To assure product SAFETY and RELIABILITY, repairs,
maintenance and adjustment should be performed
by authorized service centers or other qualified service
organizations, always using identical replacement parts.
• For stubborn marks you can use a mild solution of soap
and water to dampen your cloth.
Care of the cleaning pads
nOTiCE:
Follow the cleaning instructions printed on the
label of your cleaning pad.
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