5
ENGLISH
blue. The unit heats up and starts generating steam
in approximately 35 seconds. When the indicator (10)
glows constantly, the steam mop is ready for operation.
•
To keep the power cord out of the way during cleaning,
pass it through the upper hook (7).
Note: The mop can be conveniently operated and stored
in a vertical standby position. For this, the mop nozzle (1)
is equipped with the parking unit. To switch the mop to the
parking position, slightly press the mop nozzle (1) down to
the floor with your foot, then take the handle (6) and set
the unit body (2) to the vertical position and slightly press
forward until clicking.
Static protection
When you set the steam mop to the vertical parking position,
the steam generation automatically stops in order to protect
the floor from overheating and excessive moistening. The
power/heating indicator (10) will start flashing blue.
When you remove the water tank (4) from the unit body (2),
the pump automatically stops the steam supply, and the
power/heating indicator (10) starts flashing blue as well.
Low water level protection
If the water tank (4) becomes empty, the pump automatically
stops operating in approximately 60 seconds, and the heating/
on indicator (10) starts flashing blue as well. The pump will re-
sume operation after you fill the the water tank with water.
Cleaning the carpets
•
Install the carpet glider (11) on top of the mop nozzle
(1) with the cloth (12) attached. To do this, first install
the front part of the mop nozzle (1) into the glider (11),
then install the rear part and press until the glider is
installed to its place.
•
The glider (11) provides the easy gliding of the mop
nozzle (1) along the carpets without the cloth (12) slip-
ping up.
•
Connect the unit to the mains and press the on/off but-
ton (3), the heating/on indicator (10) will start flashing
blue. The unit heats up and will start generating steam
in approximately 35 seconds. When the indicator (10)
glows constantly, the steam mop is ready for operation.
•
To keep the power cord out of the way during cleaning,
pass it through the upper hook (7).
RECOMMENDATIONS ON USING
•
Before cleaning the floor, it is recommended to sweep
or vacuum it to remove dust and dirt particles.
•
When washing the floor, move the unit in an even back
and forth motion, pushing it away from you and pull-
ing it back. Move backwards to avoid stepping on the
already washed floor.
•
The microfiber cloth (12) collects water when washing
the floor. However, depending on the characteristics
of the floor surface and the set steam intensity, some
moisture may remain on the floor. In this case, it is rec-
ommended to let the floor dry naturally. Drying can be
accelerated by using a fan directed to the desired area.
•
After you finish cleaning, remove the cloth (12) from the
mop nozzle (1). Then the floor under the mop will not
get soaked from a damp cloth.
•
You can clean the carpets with the mop nozzle (1) with
installed glider (11). To freshen the carpet, try to do the
following: dilute carpet shampoo with water in a 1:1
ratio. Spray the resulting solution on the carpet and
leave it for 2 hours. When the 2 hours expire, clean the
carpet with the steam mop. The carpet will be wet after
this procedure, so you’ll have to dry it.
•
It is recommended to fully change the water in the tank
(4) from time to time to avoid stagnation of water and
the appearance of an extraneous smell.
•
The water hardness level is different for every region.
Water can contain hardness salts and other dissolved
minerals. Water evaporates in the boiler and the resi-
due remains.
•
If water is soft and does not contain a lot of salts, the
scale flakes will from time to time fall off the boiler walls
and go out with the steam. If the water contains a lot of
salts, including the hardness salts, then mineral depos-
its will accumulate in the boiler in a significant amount.
It will hinder steam generation and may cause dam-
age. Scale flakes can clog valves and connections.
Therefore, it is recommended to use demineralized or
distilled water to reduce limescale and salt deposits.
•
Regular jug filters do not remove minerals and salts
from water. Special demineralizing filters are used for
this purpose.
•
If you want to use bottled drinking water, find out its
total mineralization (usually indicated on the label)
and compare it with indicators for tap water (they can
be found on the water supply company’s website or
by the Internet search). Typically, bottled water salin-
ity is 100-400 mg / l. It may turn out that the water
from the tap has salinity several times lower, so that
the use of bottled water will increase the formation
of scale.
Attention! Scale deposits and salts can be removed from
the boiler only in the service center. This procedure is not
covered by warranty and requires payment.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
•
Switch the unit off and unplug it.
•
Drain the remaining water from the tank (4).
•
Wipe the steam mop body with a damp cloth.
•
Let the cloth (12) cool down for several minutes before
removing it from the mop nozzle (1).
•
You can wash the microfiber cloth in a washing
machine, using a delicate cycle and at temperature not
exceeding 60°C.
•
Do not use bleachers, fabric softeners or rinses, so the
cloth can absorb dirt. You can dry the cloth in a dryer.
•
For hand wash, use a mild detergent and dry the cloth
in horizontal position.
Cleaning the water tank
•
Periodically wash the water tank. Avoid stagnation of
water in the tank.
•
To remove lime deposits from the water tank, add 1-2
tablespoons of white vinegar into the full water tank,
close the lid and shake the tank well. Then drain it and
wash with clean water.
Note: If you always use distilled water, you don’t need to
clean the water tank.
Attention! Perform a test cleaning of a suitable isolated
area after each descaling to make sure that no scale or dirt
is left inside the unit.
