Maintenance, Disposal – Silverline 1500W Steam Cleaning System User Manual

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Maintenance

WARNING: This steam cleaner has no user serviceable internal parts.
WARNING: Always disconnect from power supply before carrying out any maintenance/

cleaning.

Cleaning

• Keep the steam cleaner clean at all times. Dirt and dust will cause internal parts to wear

quickly, and shorten the machine’s service life. Clean the body of your machine with a

soft brush, or dry cloth

Descaling

• To prevent the build-up of lime scale deposits in the tank use a proprietary descaler

solution suitable for a steam cleaner or a white vinegar solution. The frequency will

depend on the hardness level of your water supply. A very light deposit of lime scale

can be removed by pouring a small amount of descaler solution into the tank and

swilling the solution around the tank and pouring out. Then rinse the tank with clean

water. Frequent descaling is recommended to keep the steam cleaner in good operating

condition. A frequency of once a month is recommended for hard water areas. In

hard water areas it is recommended to empty the tank after use to help reduce the

build-up of scale.

Disposal

Always adhere to national regulations when disposing of electrical products that are no

longer functional and are not viable for repair
• Do not dispose of waste electrical and electronic equipment, with household waste
• Contact your local waste disposal authority for information on the correct way to dispose

of waste electrical and electronic equipment

Note: This product features a thermostat and safety valve to protect against malfunction

or incorrect use.
• If the steam cleaner fails to operate after becoming excessively hot, switch off and allow

it to fully cool before using again. If it still fails to start contact your dealer

• If the Pressurised Tank Cap (5) is venting steam the steam cleaner tank has excessive

pressure, operate the steam trigger to reduce pressure. If the safety valve is venting

steam regularly in normal use it may indicate a fault with the unit or safety valve

Notes
• It is normal for the Heating Indicator (4) to regularly illuminate during use to restore

steam pressure. Wait until the Heating Indicator turns off before continuing use. This will

take approximately 40 seconds

• The steam cleaner body will become very hot in use. Move the steam cleaner by using

the Carrying Handle (8). Do not use the Hose (11) to pull the steam cleaner

• When using the Extension Tubes each time you stop operating the Trigger some water

may cool in the Extension Tubes and be released as water when you start operating

the Trigger again. It may be necessary to keep a cloth handy just to capture this water

before steam is restored

• The Pressurised Tank Cap (5) cannot be unscrewed when the steam cleaner is

pressurised. Do not attempt to unscrew as it may be damaged if forced

• Do not store the cleaner where it will be exposed to freezing temperatures

General cleaning

1. Apply steam, using appropriate accessories (see Application)
2. Once the dirt has been loosened it can be wiped away with a household cloth (Note:

metal surfaces may become very hot whilst being steam cleaned)

Cleaning clothes

1. Use the Large Brush (12) with a cloth fitted
2. Hang clothes, and brush the steam back and forward gently over the clothes

Cleaning windows

• Do not use the steam cleaner on very cold glass
• If the windows are very dirty, clean with the Large Brush with a cloth fitted first. You can

then use the Squeegee (15)
1. Use the Squeegee, Accessory Connector (19) and one or both Extension Tubes (22) if

required

2. Hold the Squeegee against the top of the window, press the Trigger (9) and move the

squeegee down the window

3. After cleaning, use a clean cloth to remove the dirt from the squeegee blade

Applications

As general guidance, this steam cleaner is suitable for cleaning the following surfaces and

materials. If in any doubt, always test a small inconspicuous area of the surface first.
Large surfaces: use the Large Brush (12)
• Carpets
• Tiled, parquet, stone and linoleum floors
• Tiled walls
• Roller shutters, guillotine windows
Small surfaces: use the Small Brush (16), Detail Brush (17) or Jet Nozzle (15)
• Small spaces in radiators
• Small areas of tiling
• Door and window frames
• Shutters
Glass surfaces: use the Squeegee (13)
• Windows and glass walls
• Glass doors
• Mirrors
Upholstery: use the Large Brush (12) with fitted cloth
• Curtains, carpets and mats
• Upholstered furniture (sofas, armchairs) – but see below
CAUTION: When cleaning furniture and other delicate surfaces
• Never clean with the direct jet
• Always fit a cloth to the Large Brush
• When you clean, do not exert pressure with the brush

Accessories

• Contact your Silverline stockist for additional or replacement accessories for this

product

• Only use accessories approved and designed for this product

Symptom

Possible Cause

Solution

Abnormal operation

steam cleaner not

switched on

switch on steam cleaner

tank has no or minimal

level of water

refill tank with water

pressure hasn’t reached

4Bar

wait until heating indicator

turns off

Heating indicator not

switching off

tank has no, or very

little, water

refill tank with water

Stops producing steam

during operation

pressure level has

dropped

wait until heating indicator

turns off

tank has no, or very

little, water

refill tank with water

Takes longer than first

use to release steam

build-up of scale in tank

descale using a descaling

solution suitable for a

steam cleaner

Handle connector,

extension tube or

accessory is leaking

steam

connector may be

incorrectly fitted

rre-fit connector

connector may be

blocked or dirty

clean connector

connector seal may be

damaged

replace seal or accessory

part

Steam cleaner is leaking

tank over-filled

only fill to a maximum

of 1200ml

steam cleaner not on a

level surface

place steam cleaner on a

level surface

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