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The
Boiler
(1) is the internal heating chamber where water is converted into steam. Some
empty space inside the
Boiler
is required for this conversion process, so the recommended
maximum water capacity (33 oz. / 975 ml.) should not be exceeded when filling with water.
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The
Boiler Fill Hole
(1
a
) is the opening through which water is poured into the
Boiler
.
•
The
Boiler Cap
(1
b
) securely covers the
Boiler Fill Hole
, preventing hot steam from escaping the
Boiler
. The
Boiler Cap
must be unscrewed and removed in order to fill the
Boiler
with water.
•
The
Heating Indicator Light
(2) illuminates to indicate that the unit is powered on and actively
heating, and deactivates when the unit is ready to begin steaming.
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The two
Strap Tabs
(3) serve as connection points for connecting the
Shoulder Strap
to the unit.
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The
Main Steam Nozzle
(4) releases a flow of hot, penetrating steam when the
Steam Trigger
is
pressed. The
Jet Nozzle
and
Extension Wands
connect directly to the
Main Steam Nozzle
.
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The
Steam Trigger
(5) controls the flow of steam from the
Main Steam Nozzle
.
•
The
Steam Lock Switch
(5
a
) locks down the
Steam Trigger
for a continuous flow of steam.
•
The
Steam Hose
(6) directs steam from the
Boiler
to the
Main Steam Nozzle
, and is designed to
remain flexible while safely containing the steam.
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The
Extension Wands
(7) connect to the
Main Steam Nozzle
, allowing easier cleaning of floors,
ceilings and other hard-to-reach places.
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The
Utility Head
(8) connects to the
Jet Nozzle
and is designed for cleaning floors and other
large surface areas. The
Utility Head
includes three modes of operation: brush, squeegee, and
neutral (flat). Refer to Page 8 for details.
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The
Cloth Cover
(9) wraps around the
Utility Head
, diffusing steam flow for more effective
cleaning on tile, hardwood and other hard surface floors.
•
The
Shoulder Strap
(10) connects to the two
Strap Tabs
, allowing the unit to be conveniently
toted hands-free for mobile cleaning.
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The
Jet Nozzle
(11) connects to either the
Main Steam Nozzle
or the
Extension Wands
, and is
designed to safely focus the flow of steam. The
Utility Head
,
Brushes
and
Nozzle Tip
all
connect to the
Jet Nozzle
.
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The
Nylon Brush
(12) connects to the
Jet Nozzle
and is designed to work with steam to remove
stubborn stains and grime. It is ideal for use on tile, grout, carpet, upholstery, and any other
surface that will not be scratched or damaged by the nylon bristles.
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The
Brass Brush
(13) connects to the
Jet Nozzle
and is designed to work with steam to remove
stubborn stains and grime. It is intended for use on BBQ grills, oven racks, automobile engines
& wheels, shop tools and other hard metal surfaces
NOTE: Some delicate surfaces, such as stainless steel, may be scratched or damaged by
the brass bristles. Use careful judgement when deciding what surface to clean with the
Brass Brush. If you are unsure if a surface will be damaged, it is recommended that you
carefully test a small inconspicuous spot before proceeding.
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The
Nozzle Tip
(14) connects to the
Jet Nozzle
and is designed to finely focus the flow of steam.
It is recommended that the
Nozzle Tip
be used when not using either of the
Brushes
or the
Utility Head
with the
Jet Nozzle
.
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The
Measuring Cup
(15) is provided to assist in easily and consistently filling the
Boiler
with the
optimum amount of water (33 oz. / 975 ml.).
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