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Functioning lights
Normal use of the appliance
Attention hot steam
During normal use accessories and fittings become
very hot. Wear protective gloves.
Wear protective ear goggles
During normal use the appliance automatically refill with
water the boiler and starts burner operation with
sequences of switching on and off of the pump and the
burner.
➢
Trigger the gun to allow steam to come out during
normal washing, always following the safety
regulations given in the manual.
➢
Keep the nozzle at a suitable distance from the surface
to be cleaned (about 10cm)
Apply OPTIONAL accessories to the trigger gun
according to the type of cleaning to be performed.
➢
In case of stop working activate safety lever gun to
avoid accidental openings or undesired operation.
(Figure 10)
Use with wet steam
➢
To use wet steam to increase the cleaning efficiency
and the power of steam output rotate counter-
clockwise the knob on the control panel.
Use with detergent mixed with steam (Vers. CHEMIK)
➢
To activate the detergent pump press the ON switch
on the gun.
➢
Press the trigger to wash with steam and detergent.
The detergent pump is activated
only if there’s
presence of detergent in the tank. Be sure of the
presence of detergent in the appropriate tank before
starting operating with detergent.
LAMP
MEANING
Supply voltage lamp / electrical
box under voltage
Slow blinking
Machine in stand-by mode
waiting for START
Continuous
Machine in normal operating
Fast blinking
+
Beep continuos
CLEAN mode (Descaling cycle)
See chapter Maintenance and
Care
Continuos
+
Beep
+
First water boiler refilling: See
chapter Starting the appliance
Boiler functioning
Water pump functioning
Water reserve.
If you are connected to the
water mains automatically
activates the water solenoid
valve to restore the water tank
level.
Diesel reserve.
If you continue to use of the
machine without supply it with
diesel fuel you may notice
smoke coming from the
chimney.
Functioning switch- lights of the
steam outlets
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