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- Owner's manual - (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian)
- Appliance Description
- Before the First Use
- What Water to Use?
- Before Use
- Accessories
- Use
- Standby Mode
- After Use
- Cleaning
- Troubleshooting
- Specifications
- Steaming Tips
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USER MANUAL HANDHELD GARMENT STEAMER
Appliance Description
A. Steam Head B. Steam Trigger with Built-in Continuous Steam Switch C. Water Tank Release Button D. Water Tank (removable) E. Power Indicator Light F. Handle | G. Power Button H. Cord Guard I. Fabric Brush (removable) J. Lint Brush (removable) K. Crease Clip (Removable) L. Measuring Cup |
Included Items
1 x Garment Steamer 1 x Fabric brush 1 x Lint brush | 1 x Crease Clip 1 x Measuring cup 1 x Instruction Manual |
Note: When unpacking the garment steamer, check if you have received all the items listed.
Before the First Use
When you first use the steamer, some residual water from the testing might be emitted from the steam head. This is normal and will not affect the use of the steamer and will disappear quickly.
What Water to Use?
Your garment steamer has been designed to use tap water. If your water is very hard, it is recommended to use distilled water. Never use water containing additives (starch, perfume, aromatic substances, softeners, etc.), or condensation water (for example water from tumble dryers, water from refrigerators, water from air conditioning units, rainwater). This water contains organic waste materials or minerals that concentrate under the effect of heat and cause spitting, brown coloring or premature ageing of your steamer.
Before Use
| Unlock and remove the water tank. | Open the water inlet cover. |
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| Fill the water tank with untreated tap water to Max. level. Do not overfill. | Close the water inlet cover. |
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| Push the water tank back into the steamer until it clicks into place. | Hang your garment on a clothes hanger. |
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Accessories
 | The fabric brush allows to remove lints, pet hair, dust, dirt and dander on overcoat and down jacket. To attach: While the brush and steamer are cool, align the fabric brush to the steam head and lock it into position (an audible "click" will be heard when correctly locked). Keep the pointed side facing downward. To remove: Allow the steamer to cool prior to removing the brush. Put your finger under the pointed tip and lift it up |
 | The lint brush allows for use of steam to dry steam suits, sweaters, wool fabric and plush cloth. To attach: While the brush and steamer are cool, align the lint brush to the steam head and lock it into position (an audible "click" will be heard when correctly locked). Keep the pointed side facing downward. To remove: Allow the steamer to cool prior to removing the brush. Put your finger under the pointed tip and lift it up. |
 | The crease clip can be used to press a crease for pants and skirts. Press the crease clip's trigger and place the pants or skirts between the crease clip and steam head. Steam in a downward motion from top to bottom to press a crease. To attach: Simply align the crease clip to the steam head, and lock it into position (an audible "click" will be heard when correctly locked). To remove: Put your finger under the bottom of the clip and lift it up with stress. |
Use
| Plug in the steamer. | Switch on the steamer. |
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| Allow the steamer to preheat, when the indicator light becomes solid the steamer is ready to use. | Press the steam button with the steam brush facing away from you holding it in a vertical position. |
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| For continuous steam, lock the steam trigger by pushing the locker switch down. To release it, push it up | For optimal use, move the steam jets over your garment from top to bottom. |
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| Use your free hand to keep the fabric taut and stretched. Steam the garment with slow, downward strokes, keeping the head of the steamer in contact with the fabric. | This steamer is anti-dripping, meaning it can be used horizontally to steam garments on an ironing board. |
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| Press the On/Off button to switch the steamer off. | Unplug the steamer. |
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| Stand the steamer on its base and allow it to completely cool off before storing. | To avoid mineral buildup, empty the tank after each use. |
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| Warning: Never steam a garment while it is being worn. | Warning: Never touch the soleplate of the steamer. |
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Standby Mode
| 1) For your safety, the steamer is fitted with a standby monitoring system, which is activated automatically after approximately 8 minutes without using the steam trigger. |  |
2) The power indicator light flashes to indicate that the steamer is on standby mode. 3) To reactivate the steamer: a. Press the power button and wait that the power indicator light stops flashing. b. Press the steam trigger to start steaming again. |  |
After Use
| Unlock and remove the water tank. | Empty the water tank completely. |
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| Return the water tank to its place on the steamer. | Wait for an hour for your steamer to cool before storing. |
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Cleaning
| Wait an hour for complete cool down. | Only use a soft sponge with water to clean. Do not use any detergent product. |
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| Never wash or rinse steamer directly over a sink. |
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Troubleshooting
| Problems | Possible Causes | Solutions |
| There is no steam. | The steamer is not plugged in, or not switched on. | Check that your steamer is correctly plugged in and switched on. |
| The water level is too low. | Unplug your steamer and refill it. | |
| The steam pump has not been primed. | Press the steam trigger continuously for a few seconds to begin steaming. | |
| You are using the steamer for the first time. | Press the steam trigger continuously for a few seconds to begin steaming | |
| The water tank is not fully in place. | Ensure that cover is closed and that the water tank snaps when put into place. | |
| The steamer is on standby mode. | Please refer to the "Standby Mode" section. | |
| Not enough steam coming out. | There is not enough water in the water tank. | Follow the instructions under the “Before Use” section and fill to Max level. |
| The steamer is not heated to full temperature. | Always allow steamer to preheat until the power indicator light becomes solid | |
| The steamer does not heat | It is not plugged in, or not switched on. | Plug in your steamer and switch on |
| The steamer is on standby mode. | Please refer to the "Standby Mode" section. | |
| Water leaks. | The water tank is not fully in place or the cover is not closed properly. | Ensure that cover is closed and that the water tank snaps when put into place. |
| There water tank is overfilled. | Fill the water tank to the Max. level, do not overfill. | |
| Water spits | The steamer is not heated to full temperature before use. | Before steaming, always allow steamer to preheat until the power indicator light becomes solid. |
| There is remaining water after last use which became condensation water and stored in the steam head. | After each use, empty the water tank and power on the steamer to heat the steamer for about 2 minutes to dry out any remaining water. | |
| The steam leaves stains on the fabric or the steamer spits. | You are using water with additives. | Never add any additive in the water tank. |
| The water in your home too hard. | Read carefully the “What water to use” section. |
Specifications
Rated voltage:
For US: AC 120V ~ 60Hz
For UK: AC 220-240V ~ 50/60Hz
Rated power: 1200W
Water tank capacity: 0.26 liters (8.8 fluid ounces)
Steaming Tips
To Steam Garments
- Place the fabric in a dry and ventilated place and at least 20 cm (8 inches) away from any walls (otherwise moisture may cause mildew).
- Empty garment pockets and straighten turn-ups such as cuffs and hems.
- Hang the garment from a hanger and stretch the fabric slightly with one hand, making sure there is nothing behind the fabric that could be damaged by the steam.
- Put the steam head against the garment, pressing and holding the Steam Activation Button while moving your arm in an up and down motion, targeting creases on the fabric.
NOTE: Do not steam over metal accessories. Use with caution when steaming around metal accessories.
WARNING: When using the garment steamer, do not touch the steam head. This garment steamer will generate a large flow of high temperature air that can cause burns if not handled carefully.
To Steam Curtains
- Wash and dry the curtains.
- Steam when they are hanging.
- While steaming, stretch the curtains with one hand to help remove creases more easily.
To Steam Upholstery
- The garment steamer can be used to kill bacteria, remove odors and freshen up furniture upholstery, slip covers, and cushions.
- Move the garment steamer over the fabric, cushions should be removed for steaming. Allow cushions to dry thoroughly before placing back on furniture.
