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Just before full steam production a small amount of bubbling and water will occur at the steam plate.

Beware of hot water discharge prior to steam emission.

STRIPPING:

Remember to check a small area first.

Operation is simple for both right and left handed people.
Simply hold the steam plate flat against the wallpaper for approx. 10 seconds. Now move the plate to
the spot immediately next to the one just steamed - from which the paper should now easily come
away with a little help from a wallpaper scraper.
Working this way should enable continuous paper removal although it may be necessary to steam for
longer periods with some papers, or if not completely removed first time.
Operate steamer until water level is low, then unplug unit and allow to cool for at least 2 minutes before removing filler
cap - 

Beware of steam

- and re-filling unit. When finished, allow to cool completely and empty unit. Always store unit

empty.

SAFETY CUT-OUT

A safety cut-out is fitted to prevent overheating the element if the water boils low. If unit stops boiling during use this
may be the cause. Wait for 2 minutes before removing filler cap then re-fill with water. The cut-out will self reset and
steam be produced again within 5-15 minutes.

The cut-out will not protect the element if a part filled unit is tilted during use in a way which enables part of the
element to be out of the water for longer than 15-20 seconds.

OTHER USES FOR THE STEAM PLATE

Artex

®

- Normally Artex

®

can be removed using the same method as for wallpaper although the steaming time will be

longer. 

CAUTION:

Some textured finishes may contain asbestos which may be hazardous to health and which are

subject to licensing controls operated by the HSE (Health & Safety Executive).

Vinyl Floor Tiles 

- Vinyl floor tiles can also be removed if the plate is left long enough for the heat to penetrate the

adhesive. Once the adhesive is hot it softens and the tile can be peeled from the floor.

Sterilising Soil

- To sterilise soil in seed trays or greenhouses rake the soil to obtain a fine

surface. Leave the steam plate on each section, for 2 to 2.5 minutes which should ensure that
the steam has penetrated through the surface.

Killing Weeds

- Steam will kill weeds on paths and patios without the use of chemicals. You will

need to steam the weeds for 1 to 1.5 minutes in order to kill them.

SMALL STEAM PLATE 

(Optional Accessory - Not included in all kits)

DANGER FROM STEAM. 

Always be aware that steam is being produced whilst the tool

is in operation. Always wear a protective glove when using.
This tool can be used to strip wallpaper in awkward areas, ie around door frames and in 
corners etc. Use similarly to the large steam plate, steaming one area whilst stripping a 
previously steamed area. This will ensure quick efficient removal of the wallpaper.

JET NOZZLE CLEANER

(Optional Accessory - Not included in all kits)

IMPORTANT

Always check the suitability of materials before steam cleaning. Steam is being

generated at 100˚C. Do not use on any surfaces that cannot stand this temperature
e.g. Draylon

®

, delicate fabrics etc. Always test a small area of the material - preferably a

portion that is normally unseen - and allow to dry before starting the full cleaning task. Do
not soak materials being cleaned. Only light application of steam is required.

ASSEMBLING THE TOOL

The Universal Handle (AC302) is used in conjunction with the Jet Nozzle Cleaner. Align the outline
triangle on the handle with the triangle on the accessory. Push the handle into the accessory and
twist so that the solid triangles on the handle and accessory are aligned (see Diagram 1).
Over time, you may find that your steam cleaning accessories become awkward to assemble to the
universal handle. This is due to the steam reducing the lubrication properties of the ‘O’ ring seals. In
this event, simply lubricate the ‘O’ ring seals as illustrated (Diagram 2) using washing-up liquid or
furniture polish.

OPERATING THE TOOL

Connect the universal handle to the jet nozzle head. Select the scraper head or brush to fit the
nozzle end if required and push on to the nozzle.
PIug the boiler unit in and wait for steam to appear at the accessory head. 

Beware of hot

water discharge prior to steam emission.

This accessory can be used for cleaning all round the house, stoves, cupboards, work
surfaces, toilets, sinks, lawnmowers etc. It both cleans and disinfects at the same time.
It can also be used to defrost your freezer in minutes with no inconvenience. 

Check with

fridge/freezer manufacturer for advice
before use.

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Strips hard to reach areas

Diagram 1

Assembling Handle

Diagram 2 

Seal Lubrication

Cleans lawnmowers

De-frosts freezers

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Summary of Contents for SS76

Page 1: ...ults please read the instructions before commencing any work THE MANUFACTURER WILL ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT IF USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES THAN THOSE DETAILED HEREIN Please also make a special note of the safety rules and RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS WITH YOUR STEAM WALLPAPER STRIPPER OR IF YOU BELIEVE A PART IS MISSING DO NOT RETURN TO STORE PLE...

Page 2: ... tight is sufficient Do not over tighten but do check for hand tight fit from time to time during use Connect mains lead from unit to power socket and switch on lt can take up to 15 mins approx before steam is produced depending on fill water quantity and temperature Do not leave unattended and keep children pets out of the room SWS MODEL BOILER CAPACITY STEAM TIME SS75 5L 90 Mins SS76 5L 90 Mins ...

Page 3: ...hout the use of chemicals You will need to steam the weeds for 1 to 1 5 minutes in order to kill them SMALL STEAM PLATE Optional Accessory Not included in all kits DANGER FROM STEAM Always be aware that steam is being produced whilst the tool is in operation Always wear a protective glove when using This tool can be used to strip wallpaper in awkward areas ie around door frames and in corners etc ...

Page 4: ...onformity We declare that the units SS75 SS76 SS77 SS125 conform to 2006 95 EC BSEN60335 1 BSEN60335 2 54 89 336 EEC EN55014 1 EN55014 2 EN61000 3 2 EN61000 3 3 EMF EN50366 Tim Hopper Technical Director INFORMATION ON THE DISPOSAL OF WASTE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT KNOWN AS WEEE Your attention is brought to new directives applicable to the disposal of this electrical equipment where in accordance with ...

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