Intended use, Unpacking your tool, Before use – Silverline 1500W Steam Cleaning System User Manual

Page 6: Operating instructions, Product familiarisation

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Intended Use

This steam cleaning system uses a no-chemical steam cleaning technique to clean,

sanitise and restore the appearance of many surfaces. The lack of required chemicals

including detergents and bleaches means a real saving in cost, less damage to the

environment with waste and reduced chance of allergies in the home. If the steam

cleaner is used correctly and these instructions are followed it should last for many years

of service.

Unpacking Your Tool

• Carefully unpack and inspect your tool. Familiarise yourself with all its features and

functions.

• Ensure that all parts of the tool are present and in good condition. If any parts are

missing or damaged, have such parts replaced before attempting to use this tool.

Before Use

Filling the tank

WARNING: Never try to unscrew the Pressurised Tank Cap (5) during use, the tank is

under pressure

1. Ensure that the steam cleaner is unplugged and cool, and that all steam has been

released. To release steam, press the Trigger (9)

2. Place the steam cleaner on a level surface and push down firmly on the Pressurised

Tank Cap. The cap can then be unscrewed

3. Use the Measuring Jug (20) to fill up to 1200ml max of clean water. Pour this

carefully into the steam cleaner using the Funnel (14)

Note: Do not over fill, do not fill to the maximum level of the tank. Overfilling the tank could

cause the steam cleaner to malfunction dangerously

4. Reinstall the Pressurised Tank Cap and tighten fully. Note: The cap must be pushed

down to tighten

Notes:
• Never add additives to the water used in the steam cleaner. It should be filled with

clean water only

• Do not use the water from a condenser tumble dryer which may contain chemicals

Connecting accessories

• One or both of the Extension Tubes (22) can be used to extend the length of the Handle

Connector (8). The Extension Tubes click into position. Depress the button then pull

apart to separate

NOTE: Only fit the Extension Tubes when extended reach is required
• The Jet Nozzle (15), Small Brush (16), Detail Brush (17) and Squeegee (13) are push-fit

onto the Accessory Connector (19). See Fig. A. The Accessory Connector attaches to

the Handle Connector or Extension Tube. Simply pull apart to remove

• To use the Large Brush (12) attach to the Large Brush Connector (18) by attaching the

large brush at 180° opposite to its normal angle for use, to the large brush connector.

Reverse to detach after use. See Fig B.

• The Large Brush has two clamps for attaching a cloth or small towel. One Cloth (21)

is provided but most general purpose cloths are suitable to replace the supplied cloth.

Always use a cloth if you wish to protect a surface from scratches or not have steam

directly contact the surface being cleaned

Accessories Storage

The Accessories Compartment (1) allows storage of all the accessories except the Large

Brush (12) and Extension Tubes (22). When transporting it is handy to attach both Extension

tubes and the Large Brush to the Handle Connector and store all other accessories in the

Accessories Compartment so the complete system can be transported as one unit. Use the

Carrying Handle (6) when transporting the steam cleaner.

Operating Instructions

Using Your Steam Cleaner

Notes
• Always ensure that the materials or surfaces to be cleaned are suitable for the steam

cleaner

• Follow the instructions in this manual regarding cleaning of materials
• If no information is available, always do a test on an inconspicuous area of the material.

Should any damage appear, do not use the steam cleaner

• Always use the correct accessories for the material and area to be cleaned
• Always use a cloth with the Large Brush (12) if you need to protect a surface from

scratches

• On vertical surfaces, work from the top down. Put a cloth at the base to collect any

spillage or dirt

• Use the Extension Tubes (22) only when necessary
• Spray the steam onto small areas at a time; concentrated action dissolves grime

more easily

• If dirt or grime proves difficult to remove, treat the surface directly with steam jet
• To remove stains from upholstered furniture or carpets, spray the steam on the stain

then gently run the Large Brush (12) over the surface without exerting any pressure.

Allow the surface to dry. If the result is not satisfactory, repeat the procedure

• On delicate surfaces, such as wood surfaces, spray with a small quantity of steam and

dry immediately or apply steam to a cloth and clean the surface with the cloth

• Clean carpets with a vacuum cleaner before using the steam cleaner
Note: The steam jet cannot remove lime deposits

Switching on

WARNING: Never leave the steam cleaner unattended when switched on

1. With the water tank full, the Pressurised Tank Cap (5) fully tightened and the required

accessories attached, connect the steam cleaner’s mains plug to a mains socket

2. Switch the steam cleaner on by depressing the On/Off Switch (2). The Power

Indicator (3) and Heating Indicator (4) should now illuminate

3. After approximately 7 minutes the Heating Indicator will turn off, the steam cleaner is

now ready for use

4. To spray steam, press the Trigger (9). To lock on the Trigger use the Lock On Switch

(10)

5. Hold the Trigger and release the Lock On Switch to disengage, then release the

Trigger to stop

6. To switch off, depress the On/Off Switch
7. Allow the machine to cool fully before re-filling
8. To finish using the steam cleaner, switch off the power and unplug from the mains.

Release all steam using the Trigger. Allow to cool, pour out the water and store the

steam cleaner

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Steam Cleaning System

1

Accessories Compartment

2

On/Off Switch

3

Power Indicator

4

Heating Indicator

5

Pressurised Tank Cap

6

Carrying Handle

7

Trigger Handle

8

Handle Connector

9

Trigger

10 Lock On Switch
11 Hose
12 Large Brush
13 Squeegee
14 Funnel
15 Jet Nozzle
16 Small Brush
17 Detail Brush
18 Large Brush Connector
19 Accessory Connector
20 Measuring Jug
21 Cloth
22 Extension Tubes (x2)

Product Familiarisation

Fig A

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Fig B

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