Euro-Pro EP924H - Manual (Page 7)

TIPS ON HOW TO USE YOUR STEAM CLEANER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Assembling the Casters
Step 3: Place the unit on a flat, stable
surface. Slowly turn the safety
filler cap counter clockwise until
it is removed.
Step 4: Place the funnel in
the tank opening as
illustrated in Fig. 4.
Be sure to insert
the funnel fully, until
it is flush against the
tank opening. Add
40 US fl, oz.
(1200 ml) of water.
(Fig. 5) The funnel
has been specially
designed to show when the water
tank is full. When water starts to
come out of the vent hole of the
funnel, the tank is full. Remove the
funnel slowly and let the remaining
water go inside the water tank.
Do Not Overfill. Replace the Safety
Cap.
Step 5: Connect desired attachments onto
the end of the hand grip.
Step 6: Plug the unit into a standard
(120 volt, grounded) wall
receptacle. Allow approximately
8-10 minutes for vapor to reach its
working temperature and pressure.
When the unit is ready for use, the
“red” light will go out and the
“green” light will come on. Always
point nozzle outlet in a safe
direction. At the start, some water
may come out from the nozzle.
This is normal.
Step 7: To disconnect the flexible hose
from the steam cleaner, unlock the
connection port door and pull away
from hose. While holding the door
open, pull connector plug out.
NOTE: When the steam cleaner has run
out of water, steam output will cease.
CAUTION: Read the instructions
for “Operating and Filling Your Steam
Cleaner” before opening the Safety
Cap.
CAUTION: Always unplug before
filling. ALLOW UNIT TO COOL
FOR FIFTEEN (15) MINUTES
BEFORE REFILLING.
IMPORTANT: Do NOT add cleaning
solutions, scented perfumes, oils or any
other chemicals to the boiler in this
appliance. Use tap water or distilled/
purified water if the tap water in your
area is very hard.
These instructions are ONLY for a
cold unit. If the unit is hot or has
water in it, see “Refilling Your Steam
Cleaner”.
IMPORTANT: Never attempt to fill
this unit under a water tap, always use
the filling funnel provided.
Step 1: Open the connection port.
(Fig. 2)
Step 2: Insert the steam handle
connector plug for the flexible
hose into the connection port.
(Fig. 3) Ensure that the
connector plug is securely in
place. Make sure that the pin on
the connection port cover fits into
the hole on the steam handle
connector plug.
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Connection
Port Cover Pin
NOTE: Some force may be required to
push the connector plug into the
connection port.
ALWAYS FINISH CLEANING BY WIPING DOWN THE CLEANED SURFACE
WITH A TOWEL
The casters for the steam cleaner are
packed and shipped unassembled. To
assemble the casters to the unit, simply
insert the casters onto one of the four (4)
stems in the base and push downward
with the palm of your hand. (Fig. 1)
Repeat for the next three (3) casters.
Hints
The steam cleaner has many uses that
have not been mentioned. This was
meant only to give you a general idea of
what can be achieved with the unit.
However, the ways in which to use the
attachments and brushes are in most
cases universal. It is most helpful to
always have a terry cloth towel or paper
towel ready to use for removal of
moisture and residue. 100% white
cotton towels work best.
You can clean the brushes with your
steam cleaner. When cleaning the
bristle brushes, use a pair of pliers to
hold and blow dirt as above or place in
the basket of your dishwasher.
NOTE: Wipe with a towel immediately
before the cleaned area dries. When
cleaning the oven, use the bristle brush
to clean around the elements and drip
trays. Use the bristle brush for cracks,
crevices, and hard to reach areas.
Refrigerator - Use the concentrator to
blow away dirt in the ice machine and
on door seals. The vapor will not dry
out or crack the seals as chemicals
often do. Can openers and other
kitchen equipment can be easily
cleaned with the bristle brush to get into
all the nooks and crannies. Mold stains
around door gaskets can be removed
with the bristle brush.
To clean microwaves or other small
appliances use the nylon bristle brush
for small areas.
NOTE: When cleaning small electrical
appliances always unplug them from
outlet before cleaning. Do not direct
steam into any openings of the
appliances or onto electrical
connections.
To clean counter tops, use the bristle
brush first in order to loosen the debris,
then wipe with a terry cloth towel to
finish.
Fig. 1
Power On/Off - Steam Ready Light
Power “On” Light (red): This light will
illuminate when the unit is plugged into
the 120V. wall outlet. The “green” light
will come on when the steam is ready
and the “red” light will go out.
Operating and Filling Your Steam
Cleaner
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