Hoover Steamjet, Instruction Manual

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A. Power Light (Metallic Red) / Steam Ready Indicator Light (Green)
B. Cleaner Main Body
C. Handle
D. Steam Release Trigger
E. Water Tank Lid
F.
Clamp Ring
G. nozzle Connector
H. Release Button
I.
Textile Pad (x1)
J. Measuring Jug
K. Conic Tool
L.
Scraper Tool
M. Comb Brush
n. Angled nozzle
O. Metal Brush
P. Round Brush
Q. Window squeegee / Upholstery Tool ( withTextile Pad)
R. Hose
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CLEANER
ASSEMBLING YOUR CLEANER
WITHOUT HOSE
1. Align the orientation marks (-) and rotate clockwise until Conic Tool is in locked
position (=) and secure.
[1]
2. Once conic tool is attached, use for direct steam application or attach desired
accessories.
[2]
WITH HOSE
1. Fit the Hose over the nozzle on the product. Align the orientation marks (-) and
rotate clockwise until hose is in locked position (=) and secure.
[3]
2. To remove hose, slide release button at the base of Hose away from cleaner and
rotate counter-clockwise and gently pull away from cleaner. [4]
3. Attach conic tool to the nozzle on the hose. Insert and rotate clockwise until Conic
Tool is in locked position and secure.
[5 ]
USING YOUR CLEANER
BEFORE YOU BEGIN CLEANING
1. Remove the clean water lid by pushing down and turning anti-clockwise. [6]
2. Fill the measuring jug no more than the Max fill line.
3. Fill the unit with water. [7]
4. Replace the lid by pushing down and turning clockwise.
IMPORTANT: Always unplug the cleaner and press the steam release trigger to
release any remaining steam pressure before adding water.
ACCESSORIES
1. Push the desired small tool onto the conic tool aligning the arrows. [2]
2. Twist clockwise to secure in place.
[2]
3. Plug the steam cleaner into the main power. The red On light will illuminate. [8]
4. After a few minutes the green Steam Ready light will illuminate indicating the cleaner
is ready for use. [8]
5. To produce steam press the Steam Trigger.
NOTE: All small tools can only be attached to conic tool.
ACCESSORIES AND NOZZLES
Conic Tool
Use on heavily soiled areas such as showers, kitchens.
[9]
Window Squeegee Use on windows and mirrors for a smear free clean. [10]
Upholstery Tool Use the textile pad over the window tool for use on sofas and
chair fabrics.
[11]
Round Brush
Use on stubborn grease and grime.
[12]
Metal Brush For oven grills and racks. [13]
Angled Nozzle For hard to reach areas such as taps etc. [14]
Comb Brush Ideal for cleaning all grout lines, sanded or nosanded. [15]
IMPORTANT: Always unplug the cleaner when adding water, changing accessory
tool.
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