•Elbow nozzle – Attaches to the straight nozzle for cleaning small spots.
•Scrub brush – Attaches to the straight nozzle for scrubbing small areas.
•Fabric cover – Attaches to the fabric nozzle tool to clean smooth surfaces.
•Glass cleaning tool – Attaches to the fabric nozzle tool to clean windows and counters.
NOTICE: Do not use the glass cleaning tool on cold glass as it may break the glass.
1.Attach the fabric nozzle tool to either the steam cleaner or the flexible hose.
2.To use the glass cleaning tool, locate the two open tabs on the back edge of the fabric nozzle tool and the two hinges on the back edge of the glass cleaning tool (Fig. 5/5).
3.Place the hinges into the open tabs, then swing the glass cleaning tool up against the bottom of the fabric tool until the two pieces click together.
4.To remove the glass cleaning tool from the fabric nozzle tool press your thumb against the fastener on the glass cleaning tool, they will separate (Fig. 5/6).
5.The fabric cover can also be used on fabric nozzle tool. Use the fabric cover to clean a variety of surfaces, such as countertops and cabinets.
Fig 5/5 | Fig 5/6 |
6. GENERAL MAINTENANCE
WARNING! Burn Hazard: The unit must be unplugged and allowed cool down before any cleaning or maintenance. Limited Warranty
1.Let the unit cool down completely before cleaning it or putting it away.
2.After each use, open the safety cap by following steps 4.c.1 through 4.c.4 in “Refilling the Steam Cleaner” above, then empty any remaining water from the unit.
3.Store in a dry and cool place.
4.In order to maintain the steam cleaner, the tank needs to be rinsed out with water once a month to eliminate any accumulated calcium deposits. Do not use vinegar or other descaling substances. While unplugged, put in one measure of water, replace the safety cap and shake to loosen any accumulated deposits.
5.Remove safety cap and immediately empty water into a sink.
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