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5. Use the steam plate only to remove wallpaper. For best
results, use a putty knife or scoring tool to lightly score the
wallpaper in a crisscross pattern before steaming.
The perforations will help steam to penetrate the
wallpaper. To remove, hold the steam plate at against
the scored wallpaper. Hold down the trigger for 15-20
seconds. Repeat this process in sections and remove the
steamed section with a scraper blade. (Fig. 11).
6. Use the nylon brush in hard-to-reach areas like grout and
around sink and bathroom faucets. Use the copper brush
to remove grease and grime from on grills and ovens
(Fig. 12).
7. Use the extensions to help with oor cleaning and to reach
into higher or narrower areas (Fig. 13).
NOTE: This steam cleaner may be used with or without
accessories. Visit page 6 for attachment assembly
directions.
Operation
mWARNING! DO NOT FILL THE STEAMER WITH ANY
LIQUIDS EXCEPT CLEAN WATER. Do not use household
cleaners, bleach or any other chemicals with this steamer.
mWARNING! NEVER use more than two extensions when
using the steamer.
mWARNING! NEVER attach extensions or accessories
while unit is emitting steam.
NOTE: Distilled water is recommended for use. Mineral
build-up from tap water can shorten the life of the steamer.
Starting + Stopping
Before using the trigger gun on the surface you wish to clean,
spray into a sink or empty bucket to purge any remaining cold
water.
Before turning the unit on, always check the power cord for
signs of damage. Use only intact cords.
mWARNING! Damaged cords pose a severe risk of injury.
Replace damaged cords immediately.
mWARNING! Before switching on the steam cleaner, make
sure that it is not in contact with any foreign objects.
1. Open the water tank lid, ll the tank with 1L of clean tap
water (distilled water recommended). DO NOT OVERFILL.
A full tank will provide 20-40 minutes of continuous steam
depending on the attachment used (Fig. 14).
NOTE: It is recommended to use a funnel or other
container (not provided) to help ll the tank.
2. Make sure that any attachments are properly secured onto
the unit.
3. Check that the electrical supply voltage and frequency
(Volt/Hz) correspond to those specied on the rating
plate. Plug the power cord into the outlet (Fig. 15). If an
extension cord is used, make a knot with the two cords as
shown in Table 1 on page 3.
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Water tank
Water tank
lid
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