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Fill the water tank with water.

Make sure that the unit is unplugged. Turn the water tank cap counterclockwise to

the open off position and remove the cap as illustrated below.

Hold the mop at a 45-degree angle and add water in the tank up to the MAX level

by using the measuring cup. Do not overfill. The maximum tank capacity is 450ml.

Replace the water tank cap and turn clockwise approximately 90 degrees to the

“CLOSE” position until the cap is tightened securely.

Summary of Contents for KAMOP101STMA

Page 1: ...13 IN 1 STEAM MOP KAMOP101STMA...

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Page 3: ...ets only Never force the plug into an outlet Do not use extension cords or outlets with inadequate current carrying capacity To disconnect the unit turn the power switch to the off position and then r...

Page 4: ...Kogan com support Never put hot water or any other liquids such as aromatic alcoholic or detergent products into the unit water tank This will make the operation unsafe and damage the unit Always kee...

Page 5: ...urfaces Do not place on or near a hot gas or electric burner or in a heated oven Do not use the appliance for other than intended use Care should be taken when using appliance due to emission of steam...

Page 6: ...in place Make sure that the mop head is securely locked in place before use 2 Insert the extensions handle into the designated opening in the main body until it gets locked into place by the extensio...

Page 7: ...s kitchen countertops sinks bathrooms windows mirrors tiles as well as spot cleaning on floor carpets and rugs Use it with an attachment jet nozzle or nylon brush to spray away dirt grease mould and m...

Page 8: ...ory add water in the tank up to the MAX level by using the measuring cup Turn the knob of the water tank to the lock position Select the desired temperate from MIN to MAX 1 Insert the designated end o...

Page 9: ...ch the window cleaning tool to the extension hose as follows Aligning the lock button on the extension hose with the designated hole on the window cleaning tool frame and then push in the extension ho...

Page 10: ...oth over the window cleaning garment steamer tool 2 Attach the garment steaming tool to the extension hose as follows 3 Aligning the lock button on the extension hose with the designated hole on the g...

Page 11: ...h onto the duster frame 2 Attach the duster frame to the extensions hose as follows 3 Aligning the lock button on the extension hose with the designated hole on the duster frame and then push in the e...

Page 12: ...ith the gripping hooks on the bottom of the square head Straight Nozzle 1 To attach the straight nozzle insert the straight nozzle into the designated hole in the extension hose until it locks into pl...

Page 13: ...er tank at the end of each use 4 Let any water remaining as a product of condensation drain from the steam opening before storing the appliance 5 Wrap the power cord around the upper and lower cord wr...

Page 14: ...xtra caution when using on vinyl linoleum or any other heat sensitive floors Too much heat can melt down the glue in the flooring When using the appliance on the laminated floor the laminated floor sh...

Page 15: ...ion and remove the cap as illustrated below 3 Hold the mop at a 45 degree angle and add water in the tank up to the MAX level by using the measuring cup Do not overfill The maximum tank capacity is 45...

Page 16: ...ed to remove lime scale Lime scale can develop over time on the metal parts and greatly affect mop performance It recommends removing lime scale on a regular basis at least once a month especially in...

Page 17: ...w the cleaning procedure to remove lime scale found in the Cleaning and Maintenance section in this user guide Steam escapes from connections Attachment is not connected properly Turn the unit OFF all...

Page 18: ...ion We hope that this user guide has given you the assistance needed for a simple set up For the most up to date guide for your product as well as any additional assistance you may require head online...