4. Replace the Water Reservoir Cap and close the top lid.
5. The Water Reservoir may be refilled as soon as it is emptied. Place
the Steam Nozzle back onto the Steam Nozzle Hanger. Follow
the instructions in #1 to #4 above.
CAUTION: Do not let the steamer operate with a dry Water
Reservoir or damage to the unit could result.
Starting the Steamer
1. Attach the Fabric Brush, if desired.
2. Plug the Steamer into a properly grounded 3 pronged grounded outlet.
3. Turn the On/Off Switch to ‘On’. Verify that the light on the switch
is illuminated.
4. The Heater Indicator Light will illuminate indicating that the heater is active.
5. Ensure that the Cleaning Switch is pressed down to 'Iron/Steam' position.
6. After approximately 2 minutes of heating time, the unit will be ready
for steaming.
7. Direct the Steam Nozzle towards the material you wish to steam.
CAUTION:
Always be sure that the Steam Nozzle and any other attachments are pointed
away from yourself, other people, pets and plants when steam is being emitted.
8. Press and hold the Steam Button. After a few seconds, steam will begin
emitting from the Steam Nozzle.
NOTE: When first holding the Steam Button the unit may make a pumping
sound as air and water are pushed through the Hose. This is normal. The
pumping sound will fade once the Hose is allowed enough time to fill with a
steady flow of water (approximately 20 - 30 seconds). If the pumping sound
resumes during use, the water level in the Water Reservoir is likely running low
- look through the Water Level Window to confirm. Adding water to Reservoir
should eliminate the sound. If the sound persists even when the Reservoir is
full, contact the Customer Service for assistance. See Warranty page for details.
Steaming Garments
1. To steam a garment, place it on a clean, rush-free clothes hanger
and place the hanger on the Clothes Hanger Hook.
CAUTION: Any garments
placed on the Clothes Hanger Hook should not exceed 8 lbs.
(3.6 kgs).
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