13
GB/CY
NOTES:
The product takes around 3 minutes to preheat .
The product has to be unplugged
–
after use,
–
before cleaning, and
–
before maintenance .
Steaming
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WARNING!
The product has to be maintained
in an upright position
–
while being used,
–
under pressure or
–
filled with water .
Hold the product by its handle 6 .
Push the child safety lock 4 to the position .
Gently press the steam trigger 5 . Release the
child safety lock 4 .
NOTES:
Controlling the steam output: Gradually press the
steam trigger 5 .
Stop steaming when the steam indicator 17 goes
off . Wait until the steam indicator 17 lights up
again . You may now resume with the work .
If there is no steam output – although the steam
indicator 17 is on: Disconnect the power plug 7
from the mains socket . Refill the water tank 2 .
Cleaning and care
Cleaning the main unit
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DANGER! Risk of electric shock!
Before
cleaning and maintenance: Disconnect the power
plug 7 from the mains socket .
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WARNING!
Do not immerse the product’s
electrical components in water or other liquids .
Never hold the product under running water .
Wipe down the product with a slightly damp
cloth .
Do not let any water or other liquids enter the
product interior .
Do not use any abrasive, aggressive cleaners or
hard brushes to clean the product .
After cleaning: Let all parts dry completely .
Cleaning the accessories
Clean the accessories in warm, soapy water .
After cleaning: Let all accessories dry completely .
Cleaning the cotton cover
10
The cotton cover 10 can be hand-washed in
water with temperature up to 60 °C .
After cleaning: Let the cotton cover 10 dry
completely . You may also use a tumble dryer at a
low level (55 °C) .
Removing limescale
If the steam power reduces drastically, it may be
needed to remove the limescale from the water tank
2 /accessories:
Water tank
2
:
Disconnect the power plug 7 from the mains
socket .
Fill the water tank 2 with a mixture of tap water
and vinegar (ratio of 2:1) .
Wait 24 hours .
Drain the mixture into a sink .
Flush the water tank 2 with fresh water (see
“Filling the water tank”) .
