Steam cleaning floors

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Attach the micro-fibre floor cloth (25) to the floorhead (23), securing it in place by tightening the toggle (24).

If cleaning carpet, rest the floorhead (23) with the micro-fibre floor cloth (25) attached into the carpet glider (26) to make it easier to move the floorhead across the carpet.

NOTE: The carpet glider is designed to make it easier to move the floorhead across the carpet and is intentionally a loose fit on the floorhead.

Remove the water tank (17) by pushing up the water tank release slide (15), then pull the water tank forwards and out using the water tank removal grip (16). Once removed, turn the water tank upside-down and unscrew the cap on the base. Fill the water tank.

IMPORTANT: To prevent limescale build-up in the water tank, never fill the steam cleaner’s tank with anything other than deionised, demineralised or distilled water (available from most leading supermarkets). Any problems arising from limescale will invalidate the product guarantee.

Replace the screw cap firmly and return the water tank into the main body (13).

WARNING: Before switching ON, ensure the floorhead is located safely away from persons or animals.

Plug in at the mains outlet. Switch the product on using the on/off button (14). The low steam level indicator light (11) will illuminate and steam will be ready to be emitted from the floorhead after around 30 seconds.

Select the desired steam level by pressing the steam level select button (8) until the indicator light next to your desired level is illuminated: low steam (11), for use on laminates and wood. medium steam (10), for use on vinyls or carpets. high steam (9)) for use on ceramics.

Operate the trigger intermittently to prevent over-wetting the floor, enabling faster drying.

Never hold the steam cleaner continuously in one place, as excess moisture and heat may adversely affect some floor surfaces.