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Getting ready continued
2.
Fill the water tank.
A. Remove tank by lifting straight up and away
from unit.
B. Unscrew cap at bottom of water tank and
remove the insert assembly.
C. Fill water tank with water. For best results,
water should be at room temperature.
D. Replace insert assembly and cap, tighten
until snug.
E. Replace water tank by lining up vertical
guides and gently sliding tank into place.
3.
Twist the Quick Release cord wrap clockwise to
unwrap the power cord completely and plug into a
proper outlet as described on the Important Safety
Instructions, page 3.
4.
The ready light will illuminate when the Steam Mop
Max is ready for use.
Before you clean
thoroughly sweep or vacuum floor prior to cleaning
with the Steam mop max.
Cleaning hard floors
Your Steam mop max is designed to clean hard floor
surfaces such as ceramic tile, vinyl, laminate, marble,
stone and sealed hard wood floors. Use of your Steam
mop max on waxed or some unwaxed floors may result
in a diminished glossiness. the Steam mop max is not
for use on unsealed wood floors. Ensure the Steam mop
max is thoroughly tested in an inconspicuous area prior
to mopping a large floor area. Also, be sure to check the
care instructions from your flooring manufacturer.
1.
When the ready light illuminates, begin cleaning by
slowly passing over surface while pressing the steam
on demand trigger to emit steam as needed.
notE: the trigger does not need to be depressed at
all times for Steam mop max to work satisfactorly.
2.
To sanitize an area of your floor (attack invisable
germs and bacteria) leave the Steam Mop Max
over area for a minimum 15 seconds, but no longer
than 20 seconds. For larger areas, overlap swivel
head placement.
3.
When the Steam Mop Max stops emitting steam,
simply remove the water tank, refill and
continue cleaning.
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WARnInG:
never put descaling,
aromatic, alcoholic, or
detergent products into
the steam cleaner, as
this may damage it or
make it unsafe for use.
cAUtIon:
the Steam mop max
generates hot steam,
so when depressing the
trigger to apply steam,
ensure the Steam
mop max is moving
continuously. prolonged
application of steam in
one area increases the
risk of damage to the
surface treatment of
timber floors.
