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DESCRIPTION Of THE MACHINE

Front part (fig. a)

01. Opening to insert the hoses

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02. Control panel

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03. Steam adjusting knob

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04. Water tank plug

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05. Upper cover

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06. Handle

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07. Lower drum

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08. Closing hook

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09. Wheels

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Rear part (fig. B)

01. Filter cover

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02. Feeding cable

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03. Cable winder

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FIGURE “A”

FIGURE “B”

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Summary of Contents for TEKNA

Page 1: ...TEKNA MANUALE D USO USE MANUAL MANUEL D EMPLOI GEBRAUCHSHANDBUCH MANUAL DE USO ...

Page 2: ...UNCTION BRUSH page 11 2A FITTING FOR LIQUID SUCTION page 11 2B FITTING FOR CARPETS page 11 2C UNIVERSAL FITTING page 11 3 250 MM WINDOW CLEANER page 12 4 150 MM NOZZLE page 12 4A WINDOW CLEANER FITTING page 12 4B BRISTLE FITTING page 12 5 STEAM NOZZLE ADAPTER page 12 6 EXTENSIONS page 12 7 TANK FILLING BOTTLE page 12 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE page 13 MOTOR SUPPORT page 13 FILTER AND SEPARATOR page 13 SP...

Page 3: ... dries sanitizes and irons It is a special powerful and ecological machine it doesn t need filters or bags to be replaced periodically and exploits the natural properties of water to ensure maximum hygiene and cleanliness Thanks to its small overall dimension it can be handled easily and kept anywhere We recommend reading carefully this manual to discover all ELEKTRA features and potentialities Mo...

Page 4: ... device pull only the plug ever the cable Be careful the supply cable does not touch hot surfaces Never use the device if the feeding cable or its other important parts are damaged for example safety devices high pressure flexible tubes handle with controls To avoid any risks of being electrocuted do not disassemble it Avoid connecting more powerful household appliances to the same electric circui...

Page 5: ... insert the hoses 02 Control panel 03 Steam adjusting knob 04 Water tank plug 05 Upper cover 06 Handle 07 Lower drum 08 Closing hook 09 Wheels Rear part fig B 01 Filter cover 02 Feeding cable 03 Cable winder 01 02 03 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 09 08 figURE A figURe B ...

Page 6: ... fig 4 Fill the lower drum with about 2 litres of clean water fig 5 Reposition the cover by paying attention to the drum level indicator It must be is in the front part fig 6 Important to avoid motor damages during the suction check that the liquid contained in the drum does not exceed the level indicated on the drum itself MAX fig 6 otherwise we recommend emptying the drum WARNING Fill the lower ...

Page 7: ...isplay Once the other functions are selected the display shows them about 5 seconds For the iron carpet cleaner function press push button C the corresponding pilot light lights up and the writing ACC appears on the display Note when pilot light f signalling that the water is finished is on the flashing writing H2o appears on the display and in the meantime the steam delivery is stopped In this ca...

Page 8: ... hose or the accessory fig 10 Move the ring nut to close position fig 11 Move the slider to safe position only for the extensions fig 12 Press the push button located on the ergonomic handle to turn the suction on and off fig 13 Keep pressed the push button located under the handle to deliver the steam and release it to interrupt the delivery fig 14 Note some water may create in the hose It may co...

Page 9: ...quid suction 2B Fitting for carpets 2C Universal fitting 3 250mm window cleaner 4 150mm nozzle 4A Window cleaner fitting 4B Fitting with bristle 5 Steam lance adapter 5A Bristle brush with 30mm diameter 5B 80mm nozzle 5C Lance 6 Extensions 7 Tank filling bottle 6 2B 2C 2A 4B 4A 5B 5A 5C 1 2 6 4 3 7 5 ...

Page 10: ...boards etc and various kind of floor carpets etc To use the desired fitting on the brush just insert it and by keeping it pressed move the orange sliders inwards fig 2 To remove the fitting move the sliders outwards 2A Fitting for liquid suction It is fitted to clean floors plastic coatings marble etc Steam the surface to be cleaned and then suck the result is a perfectly clean and dry surface 2B ...

Page 11: ...We recommend using the window cleaner from the top to the bottom by keeping it well pushed on the window 4B Bristle fitting It can be used to clean sofas armchairs seats etc For a correct use steam and suck by keeping pressed the brush against the surface so that the dirt can be easily removed 5 Adapter for the steam lance 5A Bristle brush diameter 30mm 5B 80mm nozzle 5C Lance Particularly recomme...

Page 12: ...sh it with water Once the filter has been removed you can see the molecular separator A This separator must be periodically washed with water To remove it loosen the knurled screw B and take it out from its seat Pay attention when inserting it again since it is provided with a fastening seat Turn the knurled screw clockwise by using your hands and without fastening too much Never use the machine w...

Page 13: ...ries cupboards fitted carpets pillows mattresses and in rooms which have been closed for a long time The mite may cause the children and the elderly allergies bronchial asthma conjunctivitis dermatitis rhinitis We recommend airing the rooms much and constantly to reduce the mites presence at least 15 minutes every two hours The traditional vacuum cleaner is not enough the common paper bags let fil...

Page 14: ...way in horizontal or vertical position The surface is in radiant aluminium and has a weight lower than 10Kg It sucks and heats up the whole surface thus ensuring a good ironing and drying of the clothes 3 Electric carpet cleaner Very good to suck thoroughly carpets fitted carpets mattresses etc 4 ACQUA CLEAN ANTIBACTERIAL EFFICACY TESTED AT 99 999 Thanks to natural active principles with an effect...

Page 15: ...orrect position Lubricate gaskets by using teflon grease or hand cream Replace gaskets with those supplied Put the fastening ring nut in open position Light water steam escape from the couplings of accessories extension hoses hose Gaskets are damaged Replace gaskets with those supplied Lubricate gaskets by using teflon grease or hand cream The controls on the hose handle do not respond The plug un...

Page 16: ...afety valve 6 bar Low voltage contol Appliance complying with the low tension directive 2006 95 CE Product norms EN 60335 1 EN 60335 2 2 EN 60335 2 79 Electric electronic pressure temperature EEC norms Protection degree IP24 WARNING DANGER OF BURNS Warranty and Technical Service For any malfunction please contact your dealer or the Technical Service Never repair your device on your own The regulat...

Page 17: ...t treatment reutilization and recycling take these products to the collecting points where they are accepted free Alternatively in some Countries the products could be given back to the local dealer when purchasing another equivalent product A correct disposal of this product will allow saving precious resources and avoid possible negative effects on the human health and on the environment For fur...

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