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until the maximum steam volume has been reached af-
ter approx. 30 seconds.
1. Place the device on a firm surface.
2. Connect the mains plug into a socket to a socket.
a Press the On switch.
Illustration E
3. The green indicator light lights up.
The device is ready for use after approximately 30
seconds.
Illustration F
Regulating the steam volume
The expelled steam volume is regulated using the se-
lector switch for steam volume. The selector switch has
3 positions:
1. Set the selector switch for the steam volume to re-
quired steam volume.
2. Press the steam lever.
3. Before starting cleaning, point the steam gun at a
cloth until steam is expelled evenly.
Topping up the water
If there is a water shortage, the red water shortage indi-
cator light lights up constantly.
For constant steam output, the water has to be topped
up through the cover of the decalcification cartridge.
When topping up the water, the decalcification cartridge
remains secured in the device.
Note
The device is equipped with dry-run protection for the
pump. If the pump runs dry for a longer period, e.g. be-
cause the decalcification cartridge is not correctly in-
serted, the pump switches off and the red water
shortage indicator light flashes.
To be able to operate the device again, the device has
to be switched off and back on again. In the process,
you must make sure that the cartridge has been insert-
ed correctly and there is enough water in the water res-
ervoir.
1. Fill the water reservoir with a maximum of 1 l of tap
water through the cover of the decalcification car-
tridge.
The red water shortage indicator light goes out.
Interrupting operation
In order to save energy, we recommend that you switch
off the device for breaks in operation of longer than 20
minutes.
1. Press the Off switch.
Switching off the device
1. Press the Off switch.
Illustration O
The device has been switched off.
2. Press the steam lever until no more steam flows out.
Illustration P
The steam boiler is depressurised.
3. Set the child lock (selector switch for steam volume)
to the rear.
The steam lever is locked.
4. Pull the mains plug from the socket.
ATTENTION
Device damage due to water putrefaction
If the device is not put into operation for more than 2
months, the water in the reservoir may putrefy.
Drain the water reservoir before breaks in operation.
5. Drain the water reservoir.
Illustration S
Storing the device
1. Connect the extension tubes to the large mounts for
accessories.
2. Connect a manual nozzle and spotlight nozzle to
each extension tube.
3. Fasten the large round brush to the spotlight nozzle.
4. Connect the small round brush and nozzles to the
medium-sized mount for accessories.
5. Hang the floor nozzle in the park bracket.
Illustration Q
6. Wind the steam hose around the extension tube and
connect the steam gun to the floor nozzle.
Illustration R
7. Wind the mains cable around the extension tube.
8. Store the device in a dry location that is protected
from frost.
Important application instructions
Cleaning the floor areas
We recommend sweeping the floor or vacuum cleaning
it before using the appliance. In this way the floor will be
cleared of dirt and loose particles before the wet clean-
ing.
Freshening up textiles
Prior to using the appliance, always check the compati-
bility of the textiles at a concealed point: Steam down
the textile, allow it to dry and then check it for any
change in colour or shape.
Cleaning coated or painted surfaces
ATTENTION
Damaged surfaces
Steam can loosen wax, furniture polish, plastic coatings
or paint and edge band from edges.
Do not direct the steam at glued laminated edges as the
edge band may loosen.
Do not use the appliance for cleaning unsealed wood or
parquet floors.
Do not use the appliance for cleaning painted or plastic
coated surfaces such as kitchen or living room furniture,
doors or parquet.
1. To clean these surfaces, steam a cloth briefly and
use it to wipe over the surfaces.
Glass cleaner
ATTENTION
Glass breakages and damaged surfaces
Steam can damage sealed points of the window frame
and, at low outside temperatures, lead to tension on the
surface of window panes and hence to glass breakages.
Do not direct the steam at sealed points on the window
frame.
At low outside temperatures, heat up the window panes
by gently steaming the full surface of the glass.
Maximum steam volume
Reduced steam volume
No steam - child lock
Note
In this position, the steam lever cannot
be operated.
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