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Light Indicator Panel
• Green light is ashing: The unit is heating.
• Green light is illuminated: The steamer is heated and
ready to use.
• Red light is ashing: Low-water indicator. More water is
needed.
• Red light and Green light ash alternately: Low-energy
mode is on.
• Red light and Green light ash at the same time:
The water tank temperature is too high. Add water,
then either turn o the unit or pull the trigger once to wake
the system from standby mode.
• Red light is illuminated: The unit may need repair.
contact the Snow Joe
®
+ Sun Joe
®
customer service
center at 1-866-SNOWJOE (1-866-766-9563).
Automatic Shut-o
Automatic shut-o prevents the system from overheating.
The heater and pump will automatically shut o if the water
gets too low or if the tank overheats. After making sure there
is enough water in the tank, turn the ON/OFF switch to OFF,
and back ON. Wait until the green indicator is illuminated and
indicates that the steamer is ready to use.
Low-water Indicator
The low-water Indicator prevents the system from overheating.
When the unit is low on water, the red light will ash. Rell the
tank with water and wait for the red light to turn o, and then
wait for the green light to go from ashing to completely lit
(Fig. 20). Your steam cleaner will then be ready for use.
Low-energy Mode
Low-energy mode eciently turns on a sleep mode when not
in use for more than 5 minutes.
When the unit is in low-energy mode, the red light and the
green light will ash alternately (Fig. 20). Pull the trigger once
to wake up the system from standby mode, and wait until the
green light is illuminated.
Operating Tips
Before steaming, always make sure the material is suitable
for steam cleaning. Do not use on any surfaces that cannot
withstand 212ºF (100ºC) or higher.
mWARNING! DO NOT attempt to use the included
steam plate with this unit for cleaning purposes. The steam
plate is designed for wallpaper removal only. This unit is not
recommended to be used on self-adhesive vinyl tiles.
mWARNING! Pressurized steam may deect back o
cleaning surface.
mCAUTION! Hot steam and parts may cause injury.
This includes skin burns or property damage. Temperatures
exceed 212ºF (100ºC).
• Press and hold the trigger as needed. Use the soft bristles
on either the nylon brush or the large cleaning tool to
brush away dirt, grease, unwanted dried paint, etc.
Do not over-scrub the surface unless you are cleaning tiles
or stone.
• Fill the tank with either clean tap water or distilled water
when using the steamer. Never use any detergents or any
other additives.
• When steaming a material for the rst time, clean a small,
hidden, inconspicuous area and wait 24 hours before
checking if the material has been negatively aected.
When cleaning upholstery or clothing, DO NOT apply so
much steam that it soaks the material. Too much steam
can leave water marks or other damage. If any material
has been adversely aected, DO NOT CONTINUE USE!
• This unit is intended for indoor use only. Do not use this
unit outdoors.
• Be extremely careful when working on slopes and stairs.
• Always move forward by walking. Never run.
• Always use the carrying handle for transporting the
equipment.
Flooring and Carpeting
• This steamer is not recommended for use on surfaces that
can be damaged by heat or water. This includes
self-adhesive vinyl tiling or unsealed wood ooring, as the
steam may cause the oor boards to swell. Steam may
also remove the shine from oors that have been treated
with wax. Always check with the manufacturer before
using the steamer.
• Carpets can contain stain resistant treatments which
may be aected by steam cleaning. Try cleaning a small,
hidden area of carpet, and allow 24 hours to check any
unusual eects on the carpet. If this happens, do not
continue to use. Check with your carpet supplier for more
information.
• When steam mopping oors, Work your way from the
furthest point backwards over the oor, in order to avoid
walking over freshly cleaned areas. The cotton cloth will
absorb dirt and moisture during mopping. However,
when you are nished you might notice that the oors are
still wet. In that case, let the oor air-dry. You may use a
fan to facilitate drying.
Fig. 20
Red light
Green light
Light indicator
panel
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