1. General Safety
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Whilst in operation, caution is to be exercised in
respect to third parties, especially children.
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Sturdy shoes are wearing.
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When cleaning and servicing the machine or changing
parts, pull out the mains connector plug.
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Due to high temperatures, there is a danger of
burning and scalding when working with the machine.
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Never open security cover for
fresh water filling opening whilst
the machine is under pressure.
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As soon as the red check lamp
(10) blinks, switch-off the heater
switch (yellow), let the rest of the
steam escape through the
nozzle and wait until the
machine has cooled off.
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The machine must never be left unsupervised when
connected or steam tank still hot.
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Use the concentrated steam jet of the nozzle only
with heat-proof material.
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Make sure that the power supply cable is always in a
servicable condition.
Ensure that the power supply cable is not dama-
ged by being run over, crushed or dragged along.
1.1 Operation, Preparation
Make sure that the voltage indicated on the identification
plate is the same as that available in the building and that
the socket has an earth wire.
The machine is to be connected to a 230V 1N-, 16A socket.
1.2 Restrictions to use
The fresh water tank / boiler must not be filled with cleaning
products or chemical admixtures. Only use tap water.
1.3 Preparations for working
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Place the machine on a horizontal surface.
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Unscrew the security cover (8) of the fresh water filling
hole.
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Fill the refilling bottle (24) with
tap water (10-60°C), put on
and tighten the connecting
pipe.
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Put the filling bottle on the
fresh water filling hole of the
machine and push it slightly
downwards.
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The fresh water tank / boiler has
a capacity of 6,5 litres, which is equivalent to approx. 3,25
bottle fillings.
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When used correctly, the filling bottle prevents a
running over of the fresh water tank / boiler.
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Put the security cover back on the fresh water tank
filling hole and tighten it security.
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Put the vacuum hose in the hose connector of the
tank cover (2). Put the steam / electronic plug (7) into
the socket of the machine. Ensure that the two
vertical lines of the plug and the socket respectively
match and lock by twisting the plug clockwise.
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Check (by pulling apart) if the plug is locked correctly.
1.4 Mounting Accessories
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Connect handle of the suction hose (18) to the tube
(A) with steam hose (B), fit together
the plug-in connectors of the
steam hose. Ensure that the two
vertical lines of the plug-in
connections match and lock by
twisting. Check if locked correctly.
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Put floor tool (20) on the end of
the tube (19) with steam hose and
fit together with the plug-in
connections (C) of the steam hose
as decribed above.
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Ensure that all switches are off.
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Unroll the mains cable to ist full lenght and plug it in.
1.5 Commissioning of the steam vacuum cleaner
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Switch on the red main switch (12); lights up when
switched on.
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Switch on the yellow switch (10) for the heating; lights
up when heating is running.
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Wait until the yellow heat
check lamp (10) switches off.
Now the machine is ready for
operation.
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Switch on steam exhaust by
pressing the switch (18a) on
the handle.
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The green check lamp (11)
lights up. By pressing the
switch again, the steam turns
off.
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Switch on the vacuum motor
by pressing the switch (18b) on
the handle. By pressing the
switch again, the vacuum
motor switches off.
1.6 Working method
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Cleaning with the floor tool:
Pre-spray a deep cleaner or floor cleaner directly on
heavily soiled spots with an adequate hand spraying
bottle and let the agents a few minutes to take effect.
First remove the dirt with steam from the floor tool.
Move the tool forwards and backwards with a slight
pressure on the handle. The vacuum dirt and water
with switched-on vacuum motor.
For daily cleaning, steaming and vacuuming in on
step are sufficient. Note that when moving the floor
tool forwards, the dirt is removed, and when moving it
backwards, the dirt is vacuumed.
Prespray heavily soiled spots directly with
adequate cleaning agent.
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Commissioning, operation
8
10
9
24
2 7
A
B
18
20
19
C
9
12
10
11
18b 18a
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