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FLOOR SURFACES

Below is a listing of some of the most common floor surfaces that the

Steam Mop

is ideal for

cleaning. If you have a question about a floor surface that isn’t listed below, please contact our

Customer Service Department:

[email protected]

(800) 711-6617

(816) 584-9700

, ext.

130

131.

The

Steam Mop

is perfect for these hard floor surfaces:

•

Sealed Hardwood

•

Sealed Laminate

•

Linoleum

•

Ceramic

•

Granite

•

Marble

•

Slate

•

Tile

IMPORTANT: Use of the

Steam Mop

on unsealed

hard floor surfaces is not recommended.

Surfaces such as hardwood that are not properly sealed may be warped or damaged by

exposure to heat and moisture.
Care should also be taken when steaming sealed

hardwood floors, as prolonged exposure to

steam in a single spot may cause damage and discoloration. To avoid this, keep the

Steam Mop

in constant motion on these surfaces, and place it back on Resting Pad when idle.

NOTE: Extremely rough textured floors may tear or damage Microfiber Cloths.

Summary of Contents for MODEL SF-140

Page 1: ...MODEL SF 140 Steam Mop Please read all instructions before use Mail in your warranty registration card KEEP YOUR RECEIPT FOR WARRANTY PURPOSES by Top Innovations ...

Page 2: ...ick and easy to store no need to struggle with a dirty mop and sloppy water bucket Additionally using steam provides a variety of other unique benefits It s natural and environmentally friendly eliminating the need for potentially harmful cleaning chemicals It also helps to neutralize smoke and other unpleasant odors rather than covering them up with artificial scents Top Innovations would like to...

Page 3: ... rated cord Use care to position extension cord where it is least likely to be damaged or tripped over during use 3 Before plugging power cord into electrical outlet be sure that all electrical information on rating label agrees with your power supply 4 To reduce likelihood of circuit overload DO NOT operate another high wattage appliance on the same circuit as this unit 5 To protect against risk ...

Page 4: ...thout properly filling Boiler with water 16 To reduce risk of contact with hot water emitting from Steam Nozzle check appliance before each use by positioning it away from body and turning it on Do not operate unit if Steam Nozzle is blocked 17 Burns can occur from touching hot metal parts hot water or steam Do not touch bottom of Mop Head or attempt to attach a Microfiber Cloth while unit is in u...

Page 5: ...ing parts refer to the Customer Support section on Page 14 of this manual Unit Features Accessories Handle Telescopic Pole Extension Lock Cord Brackets Foot Controlled On Off Switch Power Indicator Light Red Heating Indicator Light Green Mop Head Pad Grips Steam Nozzle Boiler Internal Boiler Fill Hole Boiler Cap Microfiber Cloths 2 Measuring Cup Resting Pad 1 2 2a 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10a 10b 11 12 13...

Page 6: ...oiler and producing steam through the Steam Nozzle The Pad Grips 8 located on the bottom of the Mop Head are designed to adhere to velcro strips on the Microfiber Cloths The Steam Nozzle 9 located on the bottom of the Mop Head emits the flow of hot steam produced by the Boiler The Boiler 10 is the internal reservoir where water is held and converted into steam For optimal steam production the Boil...

Page 7: ...lescopic Pole into bracket until release button snaps through small hole on back side of bracket FIGURE 1 C Pole should now be secured to Mop Head NOTE In order to coax the release button through the hole it may be necessary to rotate and adjust the Telescopic Pole until button aligns properly with hole 4 To adjust length of Telescopic Pole press Extension Lock downward While holding the Lock down...

Page 8: ...Mop Cloth should now be attached and ready for use FIGURE 2 B 4 To remove use your foot to press down on Microfiber Cloth release tab while simultaneously pulling Mop Head up off of Cloth CAUTION Use care when handling a recently used Microfiber Cloth as it may still be hot NOTE Dirty Cloths may be washed and re used They are machine washable and should be allowed to air dry before use Additional ...

Page 9: ... Fill Hole FIGURE 3 B NOTE In order to minimize potential mineral build up and prolong the life of your Steam Mop it is recommended that distilled or de mineralized water be used in the Boiler If distilled water is not available then Boiler should be cleaned frequently in order to remove mineral build up Refer to Page 12 for details 4 For maximum usable water 10 oz 300 ml fill Measuring Cup with a...

Page 10: ...th motion over floor surface pushing Steam Mop away and pulling it back towards you Work your way backwards over the floor in order to avoid walking over freshly mopped areas 7 To effectively kill bacteria and microorganisms repeatedly mop a single small area approximately 3 x 3 for best results for at least 2 minutes 8 Once all water has been used green Heating Indicator Light will turn off to sh...

Page 11: ...ces Sealed Hardwood Sealed Laminate Linoleum Ceramic Granite Marble Slate Tile IMPORTANT Use of the Steam Mop on unsealed hard floor surfaces is not recommended Surfaces such as hardwood that are not properly sealed may be warped or damaged by exposure to heat and moisture Care should also be taken when steaming sealed hardwood floors as prolonged exposure to steam in a single spot may cause damag...

Page 12: ...effectiveness and reduce the life of your Steam Mop The best way to minimize mineral build up is to use distilled or de mineralized water when using your Steam Mop In addition it is recommended that the Boiler be cleaned at least once a month in order to remove any deposits that form This will help to extend the life of your Steam Mop and keep it functioning at its maximum potential To remove mine...

Page 13: ...Water Tank is running low Microfiber Cloth has become saturated with moisture Boiler has been overfilled SOLUTION Plug power cord into electrical outlet Fill Boiler using procedure on Page 9 Refer to Mineral Build up section on Page 12 for cleaning procedure Refer to Mineral Build up section on Page 12 for cleaning procedure Reset circuit breaker ground fault interrupter or replace fuse If you nee...

Page 14: ... help you as quickly and efficiently as possible please have the following information ready before calling Purchase information where and when you purchased this product Copy of purchase receipt proof of purchase Product serial number For your convenience space has been provided below for you to record the serial number of your unit located on the back or bottom of the unit for easy reference whe...

Page 15: ... credit card You must have a Return Authorization Number before returning unit If you need to request warranty service or have any questions about coverage under this warranty please visit the Warranty Service Request page on our Web site www steamfast com You may also e mail customerservice topinnovations com or phone 800 711 6617 or 816 584 9700 ext 130 or 131 Please have your product serial num...

Page 16: ...Top Innovations 6655 Troost Ave Kansas City MO 64131 TEL 800 711 6617 816 584 9700 FAX 816 584 9066 www steamfast com customerservice topinnovations com V090323 PRINTED IN CHINA ...

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