How to use this guide
This User’s Guide has been designed to help you get the utmost satisfaction from your Steam ‘n Clean
before using your steam cleaner. Pay particular attention to the parts diagram, assembly instructions, and part names. Familiarize yourself with the tools and how they’re used. Following the Guide will greatly enhance your ability to get the best performance from your Steam ‘n Clean for many years.
Your Steam ‘n Clean comes assembled and ready to use. The drawing on page 3 and part names may come in handy should you need to order a part.
How to fill prior to sanitizing
Water Tank
The Water Tank is the translucent tank at the end of the Steam ‘n Clean.
1.Remove the Tank by unscrewing it from the handle in a counter clockwise motion.
2.Remove the Water Fill Cap by unscrewing it from the Water Tank in a counter clockwise motion.
3.Remove the Cap and the attached water tube and siphon.
4.Fill Water Tank completely with cool tap water,* insert water tube/siphon, and replace Water Fill Cap, turning in a clockwise motion until snug.
5.Reattach Water Tank by turning in a clockwise motion until snug.
*NOTE: You may substitute distilled or demineralized water for tap water. Doing so may reduce the need to change the Water Filter to just once a year.
Do not add anything except cool water or you will cause damage to the heating element and void your warranty.
Water Filter
This filter removes minerals and other impurities from tap water, preventing water deposits from damaging your Steam ‘n Clean. It should be replaced when the bright green grains turn dark blue in the whole filter except the last strip.
Power Cord
Unwrap Power Cord [with C.I.D. plug] completely before operating unit.
Indicator Light
This will glow to indicate when tap water has been converted to steam, and machine is ready to use.
Safety Lock
Slide forward to lock the Steam Switch OFF when the Steam ‘n Clean is plugged in but not in immediate use. When ready to use, slide back to activate the Steam Switch.
Steam Switch
Push to release steam. To lock steam on, hold steam switch down while sliding safety lock forward to locking position.
Safety Valve
Your steam cleaner is equipped with a safety valve which will open if the steam nozzle is blocked. When the safety valve opens, water will be released from the small outlet hole at the bottom of the unit (below the handle). If release continues, turn off your steam cleaner, empty the Water Tank and call
BISSELL Consumer Services 1-800-237-7691
for repair/return instructions.
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