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Safety instructions 

Read these safety instructions and the 
original instructions before using the de-
vice for the first time. Act in accordance 

with them. 

In addition to the notes in the operating instructions, 
you also need to take into consideration the general 
safety regulations and accident prevention guide-
lines applicable by law.

Warnings and information notices attached to the 
device provide important information for hazard-free 
operation.

Hazard levels

DANGER

Indication of an imminent threat of danger that will 
lead to severe injuries or even death.

WARNING

Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that 
may lead to severe injuries or even death.

CAUTION

Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that 
may lead to minor injuries.

ATTENTION

Indication of a potentially dangerous situation that 
may lead to damage to property.

General safety instructions

DANGER

 

● 

Risk of asphyxiation. Keep pack-

aging film out of the reach of children. 

WARNING

 

● 

Only use the device for its proper 

use. Take into account the local conditions and beware 
of third parties, in particular children, when working with 
the device. 

 

● 

Only people who have been instructed on 

how to use the device, or have proven their ability to op-
erate it, and have been explicitly instructed to use it, 
must use the device.

 

● 

Persons with reduced physical, 

sensory or mental capabilities and persons lacking ex-
perience and knowledge may only use the appliance if 
they are properly supervised, have been instructed on 
use of the appliance safely by a person responsible for 
their safety, and understand the resultant hazards in-
volved. 

 

● 

Children must not operate the device.

 

● 

Chil-

dren must be supervised to prevent them from playing 
with the appliance.

 

● 

Keep the device out of the reach of 

children when it is connected to the mains or when it is 
cooling down. 

CAUTION

 

● 

Do not use the device if it has 

been dropped beforehand, is visibly damaged or if it is 
leaking.

 

● 

Safety devices are provided for your own pro-

tection. Never modify or bypass safety devices.

Risk of electric shock

DANGER

 

● 

Never touch the mains plug and 

socket with wet hands.

 

● 

Only connect the device to al-

ternating current. The voltage indicated on the type 
plate must match the voltage of the power source.

 

● 

Do 

not direct the steam jet directly onto equipment contain-
ing electrical components, e.g. the interior space of ov-
ens.

 

● 

Do not fill the devices with removable water 

reservoir directly via the water connection while they are 
connected to the mains power. Use a receptacle for fill-
ing.

 

● 

Do not use the d in swimming pools which contain 

water. 

 

● 

The mains plug and extension cable connec-

tion must not be in water. 

 

● 

Do not clean over floor 

sockets.

WARNING

 

● 

Only connect the device to an 

electrical connection which has been set up by a quali-
fied electrician as per IEC 60364-1.

 

● 

Only operate the 

device in wet rooms, e.g. bathroom, connected to sock-
ets with upstream residual current device.

 

● 

Check that 

the mains connection cable with mains plug is undam-
aged each time before using the device. To avoid any 
possible danger, a damaged mains connection cable 
must be immediately replaced by the manufacturer, or 
the authorised customer service department or a quali-
fied electrician. 

 

● 

Do not damage the power supply and 

extension cable by running over it, crushing or yanking 
it or similar. Protect the power supply cable from heat, 
oil and sharp edges.

 

● 

Unsuitable electrical extension 

cables can be dangerous. Only use electrical extension 
cables with a splash guard and a diameter of at least 
3x1 mm

2

.

 

● 

Only replace couplings on the power supply 

or extension cable with those with the same splash 
guard and the same mechanical strength. 

 

● 

Clean tiled 

walls with sockets carefully. 

 

● 

Disconnect the device 

from the mains during longer operating breaks, after use 
or before performing any maintenance work.  

 

● 

Only 

carry out servicing work when the mains plug is pulled 
and the steam cleaner has cooled down.

Operation

DANGER

 

● 

Operation in explosive atmos-

pheres is prohibited. 

 

● 

When using the device in hazard 

zones (e.g. service stations), adhere to the respective 
safety regulations.

WARNING

 

● 

Risk of scalding. Never touch the 

steam jet with your hand from a close distance, and do 
not direct it at people or animals. 

 

● 

Danger of scalding 

from high water output if you tilt the device more than 
30° to the side during use.

 

Only affects SC 1 devices 

 

● 

Risk 

of scalding on the hot steam boiler. Allow the steam boil-
er to cool down before filling it with water.

 

Does not apply 

to SC 3 / SC 3 Upright devices 

 

● 

Risk of scalding. Let the 

appliance and accessory parts, particularly the floor 
cleaning cloth and the hand cover cool down before 
touching them.

 

● 

Risk of scalding. Do not use the appli-

ance for cleaning pressure tanks as this poses a burst-
ing and explosion hazard.

 

● 

Risk of scalding from the 

floor nozzle. Ensure that no part of the body gets under 
the floor nozzle. Never operated the floor nozzle without 

 Safety instructions ...............................................

5

 Intended use........................................................

6

 Environmental protection.....................................

6

 Accessories and spare parts ...............................

6

 Scope of delivery.................................................

6

 Warranty ..............................................................

6

 Safety devices .....................................................

7

 Description of the unit..........................................

7

 Initial start-up.......................................................

7

 Installation ...........................................................

7

 Operation.............................................................

8

 Important application instructions........................

9

 How to use the Accessories ................................

9

 Care and service .................................................

10

 Troubleshooting guide .........................................

11

 Technical data .....................................................

12

Summary of Contents for SC 3

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Page 5: ...ill ing Do not use the d in swimming pools which contain water The mains plug and extension cable connec tion must not be in water Do not clean over floor sockets WARNING Only connect the device to an...

Page 6: ...imilar agents Steam cleaner accessories Depending on equipment Steam turbo brush CAUTION Longer periods of use of the steam turbo brush may lead to poor blood circulation in the hands due to vi bratio...

Page 7: ...ce 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 loca...

Page 8: ...cification 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 l...

Page 9: ...5 minutes and then steam it off 1 Slide the spotlight nozzle onto the steam gun Illustration H Round brush small The small round brush is used for cleaning stubborn dirt Stubborn dirt can be removed...

Page 10: ...nly operate or remove the carpet glider using suitable footwear 1 Press the strap on the carpet glider downwards us ing your toecap 2 Lift the floor nozzle upwards Illustration M Care and service Drai...

Page 11: ...ter hardness level is not indicated 5 Release the RESET key The flash pulse for the set water hardness is indicat ed 6 Repeat the process as necessary until the desired water hardness level has been a...

Page 12: ...ification cartridge and reset the maintenance indicator see chapter Replacing the decalcification cartridge The RESET key was not pressed after replacement of the decalcification cartridge Press and h...

Page 13: ...13 30 RESET RESET 4 RESET RESET 4 220 240 1 50 60 IPX4 I 1900 0 35 30 40 100 1 0 3 2 360 236 252...

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