11.
12.
13.
Accessories
Filling the boiler
Fill the bottle (21) with demineralised or tap water
{Fig.
6).
Open the water fill cap (9) by hand; turn the bottle upside
down with the top over the boiler hole and empty the contents
of the bottle into the boiler. W hen the tank is full, close the
cap (9)
(Fig. 7)
21.
Three control handle, hose and
multipurpose socket
22.
Boiler fill bottle with safety cap
23.
2 Extension tubes
24.
Textiles tool
25.
Multipurpose Brush
26.
Bristled frame for floors (multipurpose
brush)
27 Bristled frame for fitted and non-fitted
carpets (multipurpose brush)
28.
Window-wiping brush
29.
Sprinkler
30.
Nozzle
31.
Curved end for nozzle
32.
3 Half crevice for curved nozzle
33.
1 Crevice brush for curved nozzle
34.
Brush with soft round, stiff round and stiff
triangular inserts
35.
Muffler
36.
Spare O-ring kit
Lh
Do not fill the boiler with a detergent-based solution,
as this may lead to permanent boiler damage.
Filling the detergent tank.
Pour tap water or foam-free detergents into the detergent
tank after lifting the fill cap (15)
{Fig. 8)
Filling the recovery tank
To provide more efficient suction, put 1.5 litres of water into
the recovery tank (2). This will ensure that the air is filtered
and any foreign material (dust, germs etc.) is trapped in the
tank.
To ensure smooth functioning of the appliance, do not
exceed the specified amount of water.
(Fig. 9)
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