Black & Decker Black and Decker Steam Mop Manual and Troubleshooting for Common Issues

Caution! It is important to monitor the water level in the water tank. To refill the water tank and continue to sanitise/clean, re- turn the handle (10) to the upright position and turn the steam mop ‘OFF’. Unplug the unit from the electrical wall outlet, refill the water tank (8).

Caution! Never leave the steam mop in one spot on any surface for any period of time. Always place the steam mop on the resting mat (13) with the handle (10) in the upright position when stationary and make sure the steam mop is turned off when not in use.

After use (Fig. L & M)

uReturn the handle (10) to the upright position and turn the steam mop ‘OFF’,

uPlace the steam mop on the resting mat (13) and wait until the steam mop cools down. (approximately five minutes)

uUnplug the steam mop from the electrical wall outlet.

uEmpty the water tank (8).

uRemove the cleaning pad (12) and wash it ready for next use. (Take care to follow the wash care instructions printed on the cleaning pad).

uWrap the supply cable around the cable tidy hooks (15 & 16).

Note: The top cable tidy hook (16) rotates to easily release the cable ready for next use.

uClip the supply cable onto itself using the cable tidy clip

(29)close to the plug.

uPlace steam mop on the resting mat (13) for storage. Note: With the handle (10) in the upright position, the cable neatly wrapped around the cable tidy hooks (15 & 16) and secured with the cable tidy clip (29) your steam mop will stand on its own for storage. Alternatively there is a hanging bracket (30) built into the hand grip (31) which will allow your steam mop to be hung from a suitable hook on the wall. Always ensure that your wall hook is capable of supporting the weight of the steam mop safely.

Hand held steam cleaning

uAttach the required accessory.

uConnect the hand held steam cleaner to the mains.

uPress the ON/OFF button (1). It takes approximately 15 seconds for the hand held steam cleaner to heat up.

uLift the lock off (2) and pull the trigger switch (3) to activate the steam pump. After a few seconds steam will start to come out of the accessory.

Note: When first filled or after running dry it can take up to 45 seconds for steam to be produced.

Note: During use you may turn off the steam pump by releas- ing the trigger switch, this convenient feature will allow you to place the hand held steam cleaner down for a short time so that you may move items of furniture, then continue cleaning without the need to switch the appliance off.

(Original instructions) ENGLISH

uWhen you have finished using the hand held steam cleaner, release the trigger switch (3), turn it ‘OFF’ and disconnect from the mains supply. Wait until the steam mop cools down before storing. (approximately five

minutes)

Caution! It is important to monitor the water level in the water tank. To refill the water tank and continue to sanitise/clean, turn the hand held steam cleaner ‘OFF’. Unplug the unit from the electrical wall outlet, refill the water tank (8).

Caution! Steam may continue to be produced for a short time after the trigger switch (3) is released, this is normal. Switch off and allow the unit to cool before removing any accessories.

Technical data

		FSMH1621
		(Type 1)
Voltage	Vac	230
Power	W	1600
Tank capacity	ml	350
Weight	kg	3.6

Troubleshooting

If your appliance seems not to operate properly, follow the instructions below. If this does not solve the problem, please contact your local Black & Decker repair agent.

Problem	Step	Possible solutions
The steam mop is	1	Check the unit is plugged in at the wall
not turning on.		socket.
	2	Check the unit is switched on using the on/
		off switch (1).
	3	Check the fuse in the plug.
The digital controls	4	Check that the handle (10) of the steam mop
do not light up.		is pushed firmly into the steam mop body (9).
		Check that the arrow on the handle is flush
		with the top of the steam mop body (9).
	5	Check that the hand held steam cleaner (5)
		is firmly docked into the steam mop body (9).
	6	Check steps 1, then 2, then 3.

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