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7 Working with the hand-held steam cleaner
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7.3
Using special nozzles
1.
Fit the pinpoint nozzle as described,
Z
Chapter 7.2, “At-
taching the pinpoint nozzle”
.
2.
If the cleaning effect of the jet of steam alone is not suf-
ficient for your cleaning task, select a special nozzle:
The
wire brush (Fig. 26/A)
is used to remove particu-
larly stubborn soiling from non-delicate surfaces.
The
plastic brushes(Fig. 26/B, large and small)
are
used to remove heavy soiling from scratch-resistant surfac-
es.
The
crevice brush (Fig. 26/C)
works best for removing
dirt from between tiles and grooves.
The
jet nozzle (Fig. 27/A)
is recommended if the steam
jet has to be highly concentrated like for the pinpoint jet noz-
zle.
The
spatula attachment
(Fig. 27/B)
is used to scrape
dirt from smooth surfaces which are not sensitive to
scratching.
The
2in1 combo attachment
(Fig. 28/A)
is used to
squeegee previously steamed glass surfaces. To do so, fol-
low the instructions in
Z
Chapter 7.4, “Steam-cleaning
glass surfaces”
.
The
2in1 combo attachment
(Fig. 28/B) with cotton
cover
is used to freshen up upholstery and clothing. To do
so, follow the instructions in
Z
Chapter 7.5, “Freshening up
upholstery and clothing”
.
3.
Slide the respective special nozzle onto the pinpoint jet
nozzle.
4.
Secure the respective special nozzle by turning it 90° in
the direction of the arrow.
NOTE:
All special nozzles can only be fitted to the previ-
ously installed pinpoint nozzle.
All special nozzles are
attached in the same way.
NOTE:
By turning is in the opposite direction you can release the
respective special nozzle again.
A
B
C
90°
26
A
B
90°
27
A
B
90°
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