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5. How to use the accessories

• If there are traces of detergent or polish on

the surface that you are cleaning (e.g. wax,
liquid polish, etc.), this could result in st-
reaks. As a rule these streaks disappear af-
ter the steam cleaner has been used several
times.

Typical applications:

– all washable wall and floor coverings, e.g. stone

floors, tiles and PVC floors.

5.4 Hand nozzle (F1)

Pull the terry-towelling slip-on (F2) over the
hand nozzle (F1).

Typical applications:

– smaller, washable areas, such as kitchen surfaces

made from plastic, tiled walls

– windows, mirrors
– furniture fabrics
– vehicle interiors, windscreens
– bath-tubs

5.5 Window nozzle (H1)

• Before you clean a glass surface with the win-

dow nozzle for the first time, go over it with
the hand nozzle (F1) and terry-towelling slip-
on (F2) to remove any traces of grease.

• Apply steam evenly to the glass surface from

a distance of approx. 20 cm. When you have
done this, push the locking mechanism on the
steam gun towards the rear (child lock) (C4)
so that the steam switch (C3) cannot be pres-
sed inadvertently. Squeegee the glass sur-
face in straight lines from top to bottom. Wipe
the rubber lip and the bottom edge of the win-
dow dry after each pass.

Typical applications:

– windows
– mirrors
– other glass surfaces

5.1 Steam gun (C1)

The steam gun can be used without any additio-
nal accessories.

Typical applications:

– eliminating odours and creases in clothing:

hang the item of clothing up and apply steam from
a distance of 10–20 cm.

– removing dust from plants:

maintain a distance of 20–40 cm.

– dusting objects with a damp cloth:

apply a small amount of steam to a cloth and wipe
over the furniture.

5.2 Spot nozzle (E1)

The closer you hold the nozzle to the object
being cleaned, the easier it is to remove the dirt.
Temperature and pressure are at their greatest
immediately the steam is discharged from the
nozzle.

Typical applications:

– locations that are difficult to access, such as cor-

ners and joints

– taps, drains

wash-basins, WC, shower cabins

– blinds, radiators
– stainless steel, enamel surfaces
– dissolve stains

Apply vinegar to stubborn stains caused by scale
and leave it to soak for approx. 5 min.

5.3 Floor nozzle (G1)

• Attach the floor cloth (G3) to the floor nozzle

(G1). Fold the cloth lengthways and place the
floor nozzle on top. Pull the ends of the cloth
one after the other under the retaining clips
(G2).

• To remove the cloth, press down on the retai-

ning clips and pull it out.

• Turn the floor cloth over or replace it regular-

ly. This will enable you to wipe up more dirt.

• Work on heavily soiled areas at a slower

speed so that the steam has more time to act
on the dirt.

Summary of Contents for K 1405

Page 1: ...TEST ON A SECTION NOT NORMALLY VISIBLE Contents 1 Equipment features 2 2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 3 Getting started 6 4 Information on usage 8 5 How to use the accessories 8 6 Maintenance 11 7 Safety dev...

Page 2: ...eater switch A10 Steam supply switch A11 Accessory compartment C1 Steam gun C2 Release button C3 Steam switch C4 Locking mechanism child lock C5 Steam hose C6 Modular accessory plug C7 Handwheel for s...

Page 3: ...your plug pro ceed as follows the wire which is marked with the letter E or by the earth symbol or coloured green and yellow the wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the terminal which is...

Page 4: ...g Instruc tions and must be spray water protected The cable coupling must not be placed in water When replacing couplings on power or ex tension cords the splash protection and mechanical strength mus...

Page 5: ...onditions and while working with the unit take into account the presence of third persons and especially children The unit may be operated only by persons who have been thoroughly instructed in its us...

Page 6: ...ched to the spot nozzle to obtain better cleaning results Line up both grooves in the circular brush with the lugs on the spot nozzle and turn the brush clockwise as far as it will go To detach the ci...

Page 7: ...y adjusting the handwheel C7 on the steam gun When the wheel is turned forwards a large amount of steam is discharged when it is turned to wards the rear a small amount of steam is discharged Note Whe...

Page 8: ...th a double layer of cloth attached to the nozzle 4 3 Cleaning glass surfaces Do not apply steam jet directly to the sealed parts of the window round the frame otherwi se the seal could be damaged Whe...

Page 9: ...cations windows mirrors other glass surfaces 5 1 Steam gun C1 The steam gun can be used without any additio nal accessories Typical applications eliminating odours and creases in clothing hang the ite...

Page 10: ...t lock into the cover for the main unit socket A1 Steam ironing We recommend that you use the K rcher Ironing Board with active steam extraction The ironing board has been designed to match your new c...

Page 11: ...up dirt 6 3 What to do if a problem occurs If a problem occurs with your steam cleaner contact your local K rcher service agent see address list on backside 6 1 Cleaning the boiler Note If you always...

Page 12: ...es are described below 7 1 Pressure controller The pressure controller maintains the level of pressure inside the boiler as constant as pos sible When the maximum operating pressure inside the boiler...

Page 13: ...t e s h s u r b e r i w s s a r b r a l u c r i C h t i w e l z z o n t o p s r o f s c p 3 g n i v o m e r r o f s e l t s i r b e r i w s s a r b t r i d n r o b b u t s y l r a l u c i t r a p 1 6...

Page 14: ...accessories 5 5 kg Max water capacity 2 0 l Boiler capacity 2 4 l Width 305 mm Length 480 mm Height 265 mm 10 1 Circuit diagram S1 Heater switch S2 Steam supply switch S3 Pressure switch S4 Safety th...

Page 15: ...15 11 Spare Parts List...

Page 16: ...ipment Directive 73 23 EEC amended by 93 68 EEC EU Machinery Directive 89 392 EEC amended by 91 368 EEC 93 44 EEC 93 68 EEC EU Directive on Electromagnetic Compatibility 98 37 EEC Harmonised standards...

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