Manual nozzle (E1)
Pull the terry cloth cover (E2) over the man- ual nozzle.
Application:
–small, washable surfaces, such as kitchen surfaces made of plastic, tiled walls
–Shower cabins, mirror
–Furniture fabrics
–Vehicle interior, windshields
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Squeegee (F1)
Application:
–Windows, mirrors
–Glass surfaces on showers
–other smooth surfaces
ÎPerform a fat dissolving basic cleaning using the manual nozzle (E1) and a ter- ry cloth cover (E2) before the first clean- ing using the window nozzle.
ÎApply steam to the glass surface from a distance of approximately 20 cm until the surface is moistened evenly.
ÎStrip the glass surface in straight lines from the top to the bottom using the rub- ber lip of the window nozzle. Wipe the rubber lip and the bottom edge of the window dry after each strip.
Floor nozzle (H1)
Application:
–all washable wall and floor coverings,
e.g.: Stone floors, tiles, and PVC floors.
ÎAttach the floor cloth to the floor nozzle.
1 Fold the floor cloth the long way and place the floor nozzle on top of it.
2 Open holding clamps.
3 Place the cloth ends into the openings.
4 Close the holding clamps.
Caution
Do not insert fingers between the clamps.
Figure 4
ÎTo remove the cloth, press the retaining clips (H2), and pull out the cloth.
ÎTurn and exchange the floorcloth in reg- ular intervals. Thus, you improve the ability to pick up dirt.
ÎWork slowly on very dirty surfaces to al- low the steam to act on the dirt for a longer period of time.
ÎIf there are residues of detergents or floor cleaning products (e.g. wax, liquid polish) on the surface to be cleaned, streaks may form during the cleaning. These streaks normally disappear after a repeated use of the steam cleaner.
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