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product. For more information on available col-
lection facilities, contact your local waste col-
lection service or the shop where you bought
this appliance.
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• Unscrew the self-refilling tank cap (
7
) (Fig.1)
and fill the tank with about 560 cc of water by
using the filler bottle (
U
) supplied.
• Water by its nature contains magnesium,
mineral salts and other deposits which in
hard water areas can contribute to limescale
build up in the tank. To avoid these problems,
it is necessary to swill out with tapwater and
empty the generator tank after every 3 or 4
uses.In very hard water areas we recom-
mend the use of our KALSTOP FP 2003, a
special natural-base decalcifier which inhibits
and breaks down limescale. This is a pre-
ventive against limescale build-up and pro-
tects the metal walls of the steam generator
tank. KALSTOP is available from Polti deal-
ers or by mail-order from your Polti Service
Centre.
•
We recommend only using original Polti
products as other products may not be
suitable for use with Polti appliances and
may cause serious damage.
•
Never use distilled water or scented wa-
ter.
• Carefully screw on the sealing cap (
7
) to
hand tight.
• Lift the dirt container handle (
22
) unhooking
it from its position (Fig. 2) and remove the
container (
20
) (Fig. 3).
• Turn the container handle (
22
) as shown in
figure 4, so as to remove the “Eco Active-
Filter” water filter assembly (
23
).
• Fill the dirt container (
20
) with about 1,2 litres
of simple tap water until the MAX level indi-
cator (
21
) is reached, as in fig. 5.
• Put the filter assembly (
23
) back into place in
the dirt container (
20
) returning it to its initial
position.
• Replace the dirt container back into position.
• Support the handle (
22
) until it hooks into its
place on the dirt container (
20
).
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• Open the flap of the built-in socket (
9
); fit the
monobloc plug (
B2
) by pushing it, without
pressing the button, until you hear the click
of the locking mechanism, then make sure it
is well locked (fig.6).
• To disconnect the monobloc plug (
B2
) from
the appliance, push the button (
B3
) and pull
the monobloc so as to separate it from the
appliance (fig.6a).
• Connect the plug to the mains.
Operation with steam + suction
• Press the main switch (
1
), the first level of
suction indicators (
5
) will start to flash.
• Press the boiler switch (
2
) which will light up.
• Wait for the pressure indicator lamp (
4
) to
light up. When it does the Vaporetto
Lecoaspira will be ready to generate steam.
• Press the suction button (
A4
) on the handle
(
A2
). The suction function will start up at the
minimum speed and the first stage of the in-
dicator lamp set (
5
) will stop flashing and re-
main on. For correct use of the suction func-
tion read the section “Suction control/
switching off”.
Note:
The handle (
A2
) has a safety button
(
A3
) which when set in locked position pre-
vents activation of the delivery of steam. If
the appliance is left temporarily unattended
while it is in an activated condition, please
remember to place the safety button (
A3
) in
the locked position. To resume delivery, re-
turn the button to its initial position.
• You can supply steam by pressing the steam
button (
A5
) on the handle. At the same time
you can also control suction by pressing the
suction button (
A4
).
Operation with suction only
• If you wish to use the suction function only,
press the main switch (
1
), the first level of the
suction indicators (
5
) will start to flash.
• By pressing the suction button (
A4
) on the
handle (
A2
), the suction fan will start to run
at the lowest speed and the first stage of the
indicator lamp (
5
) will stop flashing and re-
main steadily lit. For correct use of the suc-
tion read the section “Suction con-
trol/switching off”.
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