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HELPLINE NUMBER - 01483 454666. CALL FIRST IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEM

SAFETY RULES

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Keep equipment away from children and pets.

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If using the unit on stairs or at a height, always ensure that it has been properly blocked to 
prevent it falling off.

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Steam is produced at 100˚C. Be careful, wear protective clothing and protect your hands with 
heat resistant gloves or mitts.

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Never point the steam at anyone.

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Never use unit outside when raining.

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Do not overfill water tank.

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Do not stand on the unit or the hose.

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Do not pull the unit by the Mains Lead, only by the Hose.

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Do not allow water or steam to enter light switches or power points.

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Do not leave unit unattended.

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Use only standard tap water. Never add detergents or chemicals for cleaning.

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Extreme care must be taken when using in bathrooms. Always be aware of electrocution from 
stored water in baths or sinks.

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It is recommended that a RCD (residual current device) rated at 30mA is fitted into the mains 
supply socket for added protection against electric shock.

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Use only genuine Earlex replacement parts, unless otherwise stated.

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Never direct steam towards equipment that contains electrical components.

CAUTION

STEAM IS HOT!

Please be aware that steam is produced at 100˚C – so be careful, wear protective

clothing and protect your hands with heat resistant gloves or mitts. Be aware that during use,
condensing steam will result in a small amount of hot water dripping from the attachments. Take extra
care when cleaning with the attachments at higher levels, eg cleaning windows or tiles. When used
for removing creases from clothes or curtains avoid water marks from dripping water by wiping the
attachments occasionally with a dry cloth. The exposed parts of the Steam Caddy that become hot in
use, and which the user is likely to touch in use, are coloured RED as an extra warning. Never touch
these parts when the unit is in use. Any part of the Steam Caddy may be hotter than you expect, so
always take extra care during or after use.

You will see this symbol            above the Steam Release button on the handle, to warn you about
the presence of steam.

Quality control checks in our factory may result in a very small residue of water in the steam hose of
the Steam Caddy. This is due to steam cooling in the hose. When you switch the unit on for the first
time (and every time thereafter) and before the Steam Ready light comes on, there may be a short jet
of hot water or steam ejected from the end of the tool, before or immediately after the Steam Button
is pressed. Drain this water into a container, until only steam is produced, before starting your cleaning
task.
Only submerge the end of the handle nozzle when descaling. Never submerge at any other time, with
or without attachments fitted. Cooling steam will draw water up into the hose.

USING STEAM ON DELICATE MATERIALS

Always check the suitability of materials before steam cleaning.

Steam is being generated at 100˚C.

Do not use on any surfaces that cannot withstand this temperature e.g. Draylon

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, velour, delicate

fabrics etc.

Always test a small area of the material – preferably a portion that is normally unseen –

and allow it to dry before starting the full cleaning task.
Do not soak materials being cleaned. Only a light application of steam is required.

We do not recommend using this product on self adhesive vinyl tiles.

 

Summary of Contents for STEAM CADDY IS 2000

Page 1: ...results from this product please read these instructions make a special note of the Safety Rules before commencing any work EARLEX LTD WILL ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT IF USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES THAN THOSE DETAILED HEREIN RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Instant Steamer Model IS2000 USER INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 2: ...aning Delicate materials 4 About your Earlex Steam Caddy 5 Features Guide 7 Preparing your Steam Caddy for use 8 Using the main attachments 9 Using the mini attachments 11 Getting started 12 Cleaning maintenance 13 Storing the unit 13 Trouble Shooting 14 Spare parts 14 Mains connection 15 Guarantee 16 BEFORE PROCEEDING ANY FURTHER PLEASE CHECK THAT YOUR EARLEX STEAM CADDY IS COMPLETE ...

Page 3: ...to ensure your Steam Caddy is complete a Boiler Unit b Jet Nozzle c Brush Nozzle d Scraper Nozzle These 3 tools are stored in a recess in the underside of the boiler unit as illustrated in 2 e Caddy Unit f 2 x Extension Tubes g Floor Cleaner h Floor Cleaner Bonnet i Window Tile Cleaner j Upholstery Cleaner Clothes Steamer k Upholstery Cleaner Clothes Steamer Bonnet l Clothing Attachment Rest These...

Page 4: ...removing creases from clothes or curtains avoid water marks from dripping water by wiping the attachments occasionally with a dry cloth The exposed parts of the Steam Caddy that become hot in use and which the user is likely to touch in use are coloured RED as an extra warning Never touch these parts when the unit is in use Any part of the Steam Caddy may be hotter than you expect so always take e...

Page 5: ... kitchen and bathroom on carpets and upholstery the action of steam can kill off many common bacteria E coli Salmonella Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa are among the bacteria that the Steam Caddy can banish from all your living areas and give you peace of mind that your home is as clean as it can be WHERE TO USE YOUR STEAM CLEANER The Earlex Steam Caddy can be used around your hom...

Page 6: ...h the Boiler fixed to the wheeled Caddy free to be pulled behind you on the floor as you work If cleaning flooring for example it will definitely be easier to use with the Caddy on the floor Or as a clothes steamer The Steam Caddy quickly converts to allow you to steam and clean your clothes in a professional way As you experiment with different jobs you will soon discover which way is best for yo...

Page 7: ...Mains Cable 18 Caddy 19 Location for Extension Tube Button 20 Extension Tube Release Button 21 Hose Mains Cable Retainer 22 Plug Storage Recess 23 Socket for location of Extension Tubes for Clothing Attachment Rest 24 Boiler Release Latch 25 Extension Tubes 26 Attachment Connection 27 Floor Cleaner 28 Window Tile Cleaner 29 Upholstery Cleaner Clothes steamer 30 Clothing Attachment Rest 31 Floor Cl...

Page 8: ...aligns and fits into the location 19 To remove simply depress the release button and withdraw the Extension Tube Note It will be easier to do this when the main attachments are not stored in the Caddy Using the Shoulder Strap 33 The Strap is used for the hand held function to enable the user to carry the Boiler unit over the shoulder To unfasten the strap release the popper 6 and pull the strap ou...

Page 9: ...tion of the Floor Cleaner You will see in this centre section there are 2 finger grip cut outs which enable you to remove the section completely Once removed rotate the section through 180 and re locate it in the Floor Cleaner You will see the position of the bristles has changed Fitting the Bonnet 31 to the Floor Cleaner 27 To fit the Bonnet open the two yellow clips Lay the Bonnet on a flat surf...

Page 10: ...ed the rubber blade will clean away the dirt as it wipes the surface after the steam has been applied After you have completely finished cleaning release the Steam Button and clean the surface from top to bottom with the rubber blade only Excess water from around the window should be removed with a dry cloth Steam will completely remove dust film or greasy marks from windows mirrors tiles and pati...

Page 11: ...e both into this socket Now fit the Clothing Attachment Rest 30 into the top of the Extension Tube Your clothes can now be hung from this Clothing Attachment Rest using a normal coat hanger Press the Steam Release Button and pass the Clothes Steamer lightly across the surface to remove creases and wrinkles from your clothes We recommend that the unit remains on the floor and shorter garments are s...

Page 12: ...to the base of the filler neck 75cl then replace the lid Or Lift Water Tank Lid and pull the Water Tank out completely Fill this from a tap to the base of the filler neck then replace it into the Boiler and replace the lid Note In hard water areas we recommend you use cooled boiled water The water in the tank should last for about 30 minutes but this can be refilled at any time and does not requir...

Page 13: ...t is switched off at the mains then wipe it over with a damp cloth Wipe all tools down and wash out any used bonnets Periodically check Attachments Extension Tubes Nozzle Connections and Handle Nozzle Connection for a build up of debris or lime scale and remove as necessary Wash bonnets at 90 C for maximum longevity Do not use bleach or fabric conditioner Use only one third of normal soap powder t...

Page 14: ...g can be stored in the front recess Then coil the hose 11 2 turns until the Handle parks into it s Holster Press down the Handle Release Button and push the Handle into the Holster so that the release button locks into its docking aperture The unit can now be carried either by the Holster or by the Plug Storage Recess The unit can be stored on the flat or be leaned against a wall DE SCALING The in...

Page 15: ...of steam Check all steam holes in the Attachment and the the back of the Nozzle Connections in the Handle and Water Tank Extension Tubes being used to ensure there is no debris or lime scale preventing steam from passing through them and clean out accordingly The build up of lime scale can be avoided by always using cooled boiled water when filling the Water Tank SPARE PARTS The following spare pa...

Page 16: ...diately disposed of safely It must NEVER be plugged into a 13amp socket 2 NEVER under any circumstances use the appliance without the fuse cover fitted This is the little cover fixed into the base of the plug to hold the fuse in place 3 If you lose the fuse cover then please contact any electrical dealer for a replacement or ring our helpline 4 A replacement fuse must be rated at 10amp The fuse mu...

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