Filling Your Steam Generator With Water
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Step 4:
Allow approximately 10 minutes for vapor to reach its working temperature and
pressure. When these have been reached, the Yellow indicator (#3) will light.
The machine is ready to operate.
Step 5:
Add desired attachments. After attachments are in place, activate vapor flow by
pressing the On/Off Switch (#7) on the handle. Note: After you start using steam,
the Yellow Indicator (#3) will go out. If you stop the use for several minutes, the
Yellow Indicator (#3) will go back on.
Step 6:
At the start, some water will come out from the nozzle of the attachment. This is
unheated water in the hose.
Step 7:
Adjust the pressure control knob (#8) to the desired pressure. Heat does the
cleaning! Use the lowest pressure possible to do the specific job.
A. Depending upon the ambient temperature, this Red Warning indicator (#4)
might light up during the initial tank heating. Go ahead and vent the hose and
start use. After approximately 2 to 3 minutes of use, this indicator will go out.
Continue normal use.
B. The Red Indicator (#4) functions as a low water warning. When your
vapor pressure significantly decreases and the Red Indicator (#4) lights, release
all pressure through the nozzle by pressing Steam Switch (#7) to “On” and allow
the machine to cool. To refill, repeat steps #1 through #6.
If the “Add Water” Light (#4) Turns “On” During Cleaning, Indicating Low
Water Lever, Follow the Instructions Below to Refill the Steam Generator.
Step 8.
Push the On/Off Switch (#2) to its “Off” position.
Step 9.
Push the On/Off Steam Switch (#7) to its “On” position to release all the steam left
in the steam generator, then turn the switch to “Off” position.
Step 10.
Unplug the power cord (#5) from the wall socket.
Step 11.
Follow instructions to fill the Steam Generator as shown above in Step #1.
Caution:
When refilling the machine while it is still hot, the first drops of water might bubble up.
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