Hoover steamjet ssnv1400, Руководство пользователя

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METHODs OF UsE FOR HAnDHELD sTEAM CLEAnER
1. Make sure steam Control Dial is set to “OFF” position.
2. Rotate water Tank Cap one quarter turn in “Unlock” direction (anti-clockwise)
indicated by illustration on Cap, and remove.
3. Carefully fill water Cup with water and pour into water Tank through the fill hole. Do
not add any chemicals,detergents or perfumes to the clean Water Tank. [6]
NOTE: in order to significantly reduce mineral build-up and prolong the life of your steam
mop the use of distilled or de-mineralized water in the unit is highly recommended.
4. Plug the steam cleaner into the mains power. Turn Steam Control Dial clockwise
from “OFF” to “MAX”, Power light will blink. The desired steam intensity setting
depends on the current steaming task. Rotate the Steam Control Dial for desired
steam intensity.
5. After a few seconds Power Light stops blinking, indicating the cleaner is ready for
use.
6. To produce steam press Steam Trigger Button(Handheld).
NOTE: in order to significantly reduce mineral build-up and prolong the life of your steam
mop the use of distilled or de-mineralized water in the unit is highly recommended.
IMPORTANT: Always unplug the cleaner when removing the Floor Head or handle.
Always ensure the cleaner has fully cooled down before removing the Floor Head.
ACCESSORIES
Without hose
1. After removing the Floor Head, Attach Conic Tool to Steam nozzle of main body.
2. Fit other small accessories to Conic Tool and secure.
With hose
1. Fit the Hose to Steam nozzle of main body.
2. Attach Conic Tool to the nozzle on the hose.
3. Fit other small accessories to Conic Tool.
Window Squeegee and Utility Head [12]
The Window squeegee is to be installed on the Utility Head before installing on the Steam
nozzle of main body and is used for cleaning windows, mirrors and other smooth glass
surfaces. Fit Small Cloth on Utility Head before putting Window Squeegee on.
The Utility Head with Small Cloth is to be used for removing wrinkles from different
fabrics. Choose the steam intensity setting appropriate for the fabric you are steaming.
Comb Brush Ideal for cleaning all grout lines, sanded or not sanded.
Conic Tool Use on heavily soiled areas such as showers, kitchens.
Round Brush
Use on stubborn grease and grime.
Metal Brush For oven grills and racks.
CLEAnER MAinTEnAnCE
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS ENSURE THE CLEANER HAS FULLY COOLED DOWN
BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE TASKS.
Empty the Water Tank
1. Unplug the cleaner from the mains power and ensure the unit has cooled.
2. Remove the water tank cap, pull off directly.
3. Empty any excess water from the tank. Replace the water tank cap.
Removing and cleaning the Textile Pad
1. Unplug the cleaner from the mains power and ensure the unit has cooled.
2. if necessary remove the Carpet Glider, then peel the Textile Pad from the Floor
Base.
3. Wash the Textile Pad in a washing machine with a mild detergent at max temperature
40°c.
IMPORTANT:
Do not use bleach or fabric softener when washing the Textile Pad.
Cleaning the blockage
1. Unplug the cleaner from the mains power and ensure the unit has cooled.
2. Ensure the water tank is empty.
3. Detach floor nozzle from cleaner body.
4. Insert supplied de-scaling tool into steam outlet to clear any blockages.
5. R
e-assemble floor nozzle to the appliance body.
TROUBLE sHOOTinG
Should you have a problem with the product, complete this simple user checklist before
calling your local Hoover service.
The steam stick will not switch on.
• Check the unit is plugged in.
• Check the power cord.
The steam stick is not producing steam.
• There may be no water in the clean water tank.
• you may not wait for enough time when switch on.
• you may not turn steam Control Dial from “OFF“ to a desired steam rate position.
Steam output is weak or intermittent.
• Steam Control Dial is set too LOW. Turn Steam Control Dial to a desired steam rate position.
• Mineral build-up in unit. Refer to Cleaning the blockage section.
The Textile Pad won’t pick up dirt.
• The cleaning pad may already be saturated with dirt and needs to be washed.
Refer to the Maintenance section
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