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Display
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Indicator light (green) - mains voltage present
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Indicator light (red) - water shortage
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Indicator light (red) - replace decalcification car-
tridge.
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RESET button - set water hardness.
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Switch - On
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Switch - Off
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Park bracket for floor nozzle
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Mains connection cable with mains plug
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Non-driven wheels (2 x)
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Steering roller
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Steam gun
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Steam lever
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Unlocking button
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Selector switch for steam volume (child lock)
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Steam hose
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Spotlight nozzle
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Round brush (small, black)
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** Round brush (small, yellow)
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** Power nozzle
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** Round brush (large)
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Manual nozzle
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Microfibre cover for manual nozzle
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Extension tubes (2 x)
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Unlocking button
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Floor nozzle
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Hook and loop fastener
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Microfibre floor cloth (1 x)
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** Microfibre floor cloth (2 x)
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** Carpet glider
** optional
Initial start-up
ATTENTION
Device damage due to calcification
The decalcification cartridge only works properly if you
adjust the device to the local water hardness before op-
erating it for the first time.
Set the device to the local water hardness.
Set the device to the current water hardness before us-
ing it in an area with a different water hardness (e.g. af-
ter a move)
1. Insert the decalcification cartridge into the opening
and push it so that it is firmly in place.
Illustration C
2. Set the water hardness, see chapter
Setting the wa-
ter hardness
.
Installation
Installing accessories
1. Insert and engage the steering roller and non-driven
wheels.
Illustration B
2. Push the open end of the accessory onto the steam
gun so that the unlocking button on the steam gun
engages.
Illustration H
3. Push the open end of the accessory onto the spot-
light nozzle.
Illustration I
4. Connect the extension tubes with the steam gun.
a Push the 1st Push the first extension tube onto
the steam gun so that the unlocking button on the
steam gun engages.
The connection pipe is connected.
b Push the 2nd extension tube onto the
1st extension tube.
The connection pipes are connected.
Illustration J
5. Push the accessory and / or the floor nozzle onto the
free end of the extension tube.
Illustration K
The accessory is connected.
Disconnecting accessories
1. Set the selector switch for the steam volume to the
rear.
The steam lever is locked.
2. Push the unlocking button and pull the parts apart.
Illustration N
Operation
Filling water
The water reservoir can be filled at any time.
ATTENTION
Damage to the device
Unsuitable water can block the nozzles or damage the
water level indicator.
Do not use condensation from the clothes dryer for fill-
ing.
Do not use collected rain water for filling.
Do not use cleaning agents or other additives (e.g.
scents) for filling.
1. Fill the water reservoir with a maximum of 1 l of tap
water.
Illustration D
Switch on the device
ATTENTION
Device damage due to incorrectly set water hard-
ness
The decalcification cartridge only works properly if the
device is adjusted to the local water hardness. The de-
vice may calcify if the water hardness is set incorrectly.
Adjust the device to the local water hardness before first
operation, see chapter Setting the water hardness.
Note
When steaming for the first time after removing and re-
inserting the decalcification cartridge, the steam jet may
be weak or irregular, and individual drops of water may
be expelled. The device requires a short running-in pe-
riod in which the decalcification cartridge fills with water.
The steam volume that is expelled increases constantly
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