STANDARD SUPPLY: 1 Handle 2 Boiler Caps 7 Plug and power cables 8 Wheels 9 Steam Intensity Regulator 10 Thermometer 12 Quick joint 13 Steam Pipe 14 Safety Pin 15 Steam actuation lever 16 Steam Nozzle Handle 17 Extension pipes 18 Spring Button 19 Floor-polisher with clamps 20 Cloth-holding clamps 21 Safety Cover 22 Plug for quick connection 23 Joint for brushes

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CONTROL PANEL:

3 Steam pressure light (green) 4 Main switch 4/B Main switch light (orange) 5 Heating switch 5/B Heating switch light (green) 6 Water level light (orange)

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INTRODUCTION The symbols shown below are used in this instruction book to draw attention to specific details.

USEFUL INFORMATION ON STEAM CLEANING: Water, in the form of steam, allows for an environment-friendly and more thorough cleaning than with modern detergents. Like steam, water is used sparingly. Due to its very high temperature and considerable capacity, the steam produced by the appliance provides for thorough cleaning, dissolving grease and dust particles that are usually difficult to eliminate. The steam cleans and sanitizes eliminating bacteria, mites, germs, and pathogenic agents, collects dust particles together and prevents the development of dust-related allergies. Thanks to your steam cleaner, you can take now advantage of all this while doing your housework as well as giving your contribution to environment protection.

Attention! This instruction book is an integral part of the equipment. Please read the instruction book carefully before turning on the appliance Keep the instruction book for consultation whenever necessary!

Warning! In the interest of safety, be extremely careful

Notice: It contains some supplementary information and useful advice for correct use of the appliance.

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GENERAL WARNING

Use the equipment only for its originally intended use. Connect the appliance only if the voltage coincides with the voltage on the characteristics plate and if the power plug is earthed. Do not pull the plug out from the socket with the cable. Do not pull the appliance by its power cable. The use of electrical extensions is not advised. Should the use of extensions be necessary, then use those marked with the safety approval and earthed. Unwind the extension completely before use. Disconnect the appliance when not in use and before filling the boiler and replacing the steam tube. Before using the appliance, check that the cable, the plug, and the steam tube are undamaged. Never use the appliance to clean electrical equipment or plugs. Never have wet hands or feet wet when the appliance is connected. Never put the appliance into any type of liquid. Never empty the boiler when the water inside is still hot. Never leave the equipment unattended when it is connected to the power or when it is on. Only authorized service centers should be used for any repair. The electrical cable can only be replaced by an authorized service center. Never direct the steam jet towards people or animals. Never touch the steam jet with your hands. Never cover the equipment; it could overheat. Never let children or untrained persons use the appliance. if the appliance is lent to other people, always supply the instruction book with it.

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PRACTICAL ADVICE

Always ensure that using the steam cleaner is suitable for the materials or the surfaces to be cleaned. Follow the manufacturers instructions as regards the cleaning of materials. If there is no information available, always carry out a test on a less visible part of the material. In the event of damage, do not use the steam cleaner. Always use the recommended accessories. Always apply a cotton cloth to the brushes to avoid scratches. Always work from the top downwards on vertical surfaces. Place a cloth under the surface to be cleaned to collect dirt. Use the extension tubes only when necessary. Spray steam on small surfaces each time. Once the dirt has dissolved, it is much easier to remove. For more stubborn dirt, treat the surfaces directly with the steam jet. To clean stains from upholsters or from carpets and rugs, spray the steam on to the area to be cleaned and then go over lightly with the triangular brush, without pressing down. Leave the surface to be treated to dry, and then check if the stain has disappeared. If the outcome is unsatisfactory, repeat the opera-tion. For delicate surfaces such as wood, spray on a little steam and leave to dry. Rugs must first be cleaned with the vacuum, and then with the steam cleaner.

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USES

The steam cleaner is suitable for the cleaning of:

Furniture surfaces can be cleaned with the steam cleaner according to the following conditions: Do not clean furniture surfaces with the direct steam jet. Always use a soft, absorbent cloth. Apply little steam pressure. Do not apply pressure when cleaning. IRONING With the professional iron, any fabric can be ironed (while following the instructions on the labels) or clothes can be freshened up.

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SURFACE CLEANING Large surfaces such as: Ceramic, wooden, stone, and linoleum floors. Wax-treated ceramic floors (wax removal). Tiles or tile-finished walls. Rolling shutters, sash windows. Rugs. Small surfaces such as: Interstices between radiators, slits between tiles, skirting boards. Door or window frames Shutters.

Upholstery Rugs and carpets. Couches, armchairs Glass surfaces such as: Windows, glass walls. Glass doors. Mirrors.

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HOW TO OPERATE THE APPLIANCE

Before filling up the boiler, disconnect the appliance and remove the plug. Fill the steam cleaner with distilled or filtered water only (Zepter filter). Do not add any type of detergent or chemical substance in the boiler. Only the use of the specific decalcifier Cleansy is allowed. The steam cleaner must lie on a flat surface. >Remove the cap (2): unscrew anticlockwise >Pour in a suitable quantity of water (min.0,5 l max.1,6 l). >Replace the cap (2): screw clockwise until tight

Ensure that the boiler cap is properly closed.

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CONNECTING THE STEAM CLEANER

The tank water must be filled with sufficient water (min. 0,5 I). Insert the plug of the power cable into a suitable grounded socket.

>Press the main switch (4); the orange light comes on (4/B). >Press the heating switch (5), the green light comes on (5/B). >The appliance is now on. >The water is heated and the steam is created. >When the green light comes on (3), the appliance is ready to use.

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Never open the boiler cap (2) when the appliance is in use! The appliance comes with a safety cap that prevents the cap from unscrewing until there is steam in the boiler.

When the water reserve is finished, the orange water level light comes on (6). FILLING >Turn the heating switch off (5). >Put the steam nozzle in the sink. >Press the steam lever (15) on the handle and keep it pressed until the steam has completely disappeared >Turn off the main switch (4). >Remove the electrical plug (7) from the current socket. >Leave the appliance to cool. >Remove the cap (2) by unscrewing it anticlockwise. >Pour the water in. >Replace the cap (2): screw it clockwise until completely tightened Disconnect the steam cleaner >Turn the heating switch (5) and the main switch (4) off. >Remove the electrical plug (7) from the socket. >Leave the appliance to cool.

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CONNECTING OR REMOVING THE STEAM TUBE

The steam tube and the power cable should be undamaged. The steam cleaner should be disconnected. Never work with wet hands or feet. CONNECTING THE STEAM TUBE >Keep the safety cover (21) above the socket (22). >Insert the quick clutch (12) into the socket until the pin (14), that is turned upwards, enters the hole on the cover (21). >Release the safety cover (21).

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Ensure that the safety pin (14) is correctly attached by pulling it lightly.

REMOVE THE STEAM TUBE >Turn off the heating switch (5). >Turn off the main switch (4). >Remove the electrical plug (7) from the socket. >Lift the safety cover (21). >Remove the rapid joint (12).

CONNECTING OR REMOVING THE ACCESSORIES

Do not work with wet feet or hands. The appliance must be disconnected. The accessories heat up during use. Be most careful when replacing an accessory whilst in use. Connecting the extension tubes. >Insert the handle of the steam nozzle (16) in the sleeve of the extension tube (17) until the spring but-ton (18) is released. Connecting the brushes To use the rectangular or the triangular brush, first connect the joint (23) for the brushes: >Keep the joint (23) oriented downwards and insert into the brush. Then, place the joint in a working position while rotating it upwards. >Press the spring button (18) on the handle of the steam nozzle (16) or on the extension tube (17). >Insert the joint (23) in the handle of the steam nozzle (16) or at the very end of the extension tube (17) until the spring button (18) is released. Removing the tube or the brushes >Press the spring button (18) on the handle of the steam nozzle (16) or on the extension tube (17). >Remove the extension tube (17) from the handle of the steam nozzle (16). >Direct the joint (23) downwards and withdraw the brush.

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APPLYING THE PROTECTION CLOTH

Cotton cloths help protect the surfaces to be cleaned from scratches. Warning! Cloths become hot during cleaning. Change cloths only when the equipment is disconnected. Dirty cloths can be machine-washed. APPLYING THE CLOTH ON THE FLOOR-POLISHER >Place the protection cloth on a flat surface. >Put the floor-polisher (19) in the center of the cloth. >Press the cloth-holding spring clamps (20) and keep them pressed. >Insert two corners of the cloth under the cloth-holder (20). >Release the spring clamps (20). APPLYING THE CAP TO THE TRIANGULAR BRUSH >This cotton sponge cloth is specifically devised for the triangular brush.

ATTACHING THE SMALL BRUSH Use the small brush only with the bent nozzle. >Attach the small brush to the end of the bent nozzle. >Attach the bent nozzle to the tube (17) or to the handle of the steam nozzle (16)

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CLEANING WINDOWS

When the outside temperature is around freezing point, the glass of the window should be quickly sprayed with the steam at a distance of at least 30 cm. Then spray the steam on the entire surface of the glass to compensate the sudden change in temperature and to avoid pressure on the glass surface. Sudden changes in temperature between the glass of the window and the steam may cause the glass to break. ATTACHING THE GLASS-CLEANER >Press the spring button (18) on the handle of the steam nozzle (16) or on the extension tube (17). >Insert the glass-cleaner on the tube (17) or on the handle of the steam nozzle (16) until the spring button (18) is released.

Windows that are very dirty must first be cleaned with either the small or big brush and the cloth. Then clean the window with the glass cleaner. After each cleaning, clean the rubber band of the glass-cleaner with a clean cloth. Only with a cleaned and tight band is it possible to clean the window without smudges. >Spray the steam on the window from top to bottom. >Remove the dirt with a rubber sponge while pressing lightly. >Leave to dry by resting the rubber band of the glass-cleaner on the side of the window.

Never use with wet hands or feet. Always remove the plug from the socket before connecting the iron. The steam tube should never touch the hot plate of the iron or any sharp objects or corners. Place the iron only on the designed base. Never leave the iron unattended and connected to the appliance.

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N.B. The appliance can be supplied with different types of iron, depending on stock or technical characteristics.

PROFESSIONAL IRON

SHIRTS DRESSES PULLOVERS

PART FUNCTION

1/A Base

Insulated protection to rest the iron on.

2/A Steam switch (Pressure key)

Steam release during ironing

3/A Temperature light (red) Shows when the iron is ready for use

4/A Temperature regulator Adjustment to the required ironing temperature

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Never use with wet hands or feet. Always remove the plug from the socket before connecting the iron. The steam tube should never touch the hot plate of the iron or any sharp objects or corners. Place the iron only on the designed base. Never leave the iron unattended and connected to the appliance. CONNECTING THE IRON > Pour the water in the boiler (see chapter Pour the water into the boiler). > Lift the safety cover (21). > Insert the iron plug into the socket with the safety pin (14) turned upwards (see chapter connect or remove the steam tube). > Release the safety cover (21). > Connect the power cable to the power supply (turn on the main switch (4) and the heating switch (5)) > Ad just the temperature thermostat of the iron to the required temperature. > When the red light comes on (3/A), it means that the iron plate is heating up. > Adjust the steam intensity on the steam regulator (9) on the appliance > The appliance is ready for use when the green light comes on (3).

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Mites are parasites invisible to the naked eye, respon-sible for annoying allergies. They feed on diverse or-ganic remains and for this reason their ideal habitat is amidst the folds of mattresses, blankets, rugs and car-pets. Mites live in large colonies, especially in Springtime. Just imagine that in one gram of dust, you can find as many as 15.000 mites!

AQUAJEBBO IS THE EFFECTIVE REMEDY AGAINST MITES

IRONING WITH THE PROFESSIONAL IRON

Follow the ironing instructions for the laundry or the clothes >Direct the first steam jet onto a separate cloth. >During ironing, press the steam button only at a suitable distance. >Let the iron slide lightly over the laundry. No excessive pressure is required. >Always iron on an iron surface that is permeable to steam and heat-resistant. >Select the ironing temperature according to the type of material. Observe the instructions on the labels. >Always iron completely dry laundry to prevent further creases from forming. >Iron delicate clothes inside out. STEAM IRONING TABLE Type of cloth Steam intensity Linen/Cotton 2/3 Light Cotton 2/3 Wool/Silk 1/3 Synthetics 1/3

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BEFORE STARTING IRONING

Divide the laundry according to the type of material while checking for any repairs to be made. Also check that all of the laundry is clean, without stains or rings.

Ironing with maximum iron temperature: 200 C Dampen the material

Ironing with maximum iron temperature: 150 C Put a wet cloth between the iron and the garment

Ironing with maximum iron temperature: 100 C Put a wet cloth between the iron and the garment

Textiles are not to be ironed

FRESHENING UP CLOTHES

>Adjust the required temperature on the temperature thermostat (4/A) of the iron. >Set the steam intensity regulator to 2/3. >Spray steam on the garment hung at a distance of about 20 cm. >For delicate materials, it is recommended that you place a clean cotton cloth over the garment before steam spraying

WORKING WITH STEAM CLEANING

At the start of either cleaning or ironing, or after a long period of inactivity, it is recommended that you spray some steam on a separate cloth to eliminate any possible water residuals from the steam tube. For effective cleaning, the steam intensity is essential and not the pressure applied on the accessory. >Adjust the steam intensity on the steam regulator (9). >Press the button (15) on the handle of the steam nozzle to release the steam. >Direct the steam jet towards the surface to be cleaned. >Clean the dirty surface evenly with the floor-polisher. >For more stubborn dirt, rub a little without pressing on the brush. >Collect the dissolved dirt with a cloth.

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LEVEL OF DIRT STEAM INTENSITY

Very light dirt 1/3

Light dirt 2/3

Stubborn dirt 3/3

TABLE RECOMMENDED STEAM INTENSITY

MAINTENANCE

Before carrying out any maintenance or cleaning, remove the plug from the socket. Do not empty the boiler if there is still hot water inside. To prevent any accumulation of limestone from forming, it is recommended that you empty and rinse the boiler with tap water at least once a month (it is possible to empty the appliance in a vertical position) To prevent any limestone from accumulating in the water, use the decalcifier Cleansy according to the instruc-tions described on the product When long inactivity is expected, it is recommended that you empty the water in the boiler. Always leave both the equipment and the iron to cool before putting them away. The appliance is equipped with a kit of spare seals. Check the condition of the seals at regular intervals and re-place them, if necessary. WHEN PUTTING THE STEAM CLEANER AWAY It is possible to put the equipment away vertically by using the cable winder. >Remove the cable winder by rotating it downwards. >Insert the tubes in their specific holds and wind the electrical cable onto the outer wings. It is possible to wind the electrical cable even without inserting the tubes. CLEANING Clean the outside of the appliance with a damp cloth. Avoid using solvents or detergents. Never use solvents as they could damage the plastic areas of the appliance. Clean the iron plate when still warm with specific products available on the market. Clean the accessories only with water. Leave the cleaned brushes to dry with their bristles facing upwards to prevent warping.

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SOLVING MINOR PROBLEMS

Repairs should be carried out by an Authorized Service Center.

Despite proper use of the appliance, problems may occur. The following table shows some of the possi-ble problems and the corresponding solutions. Should our advice not assist, please contact your local Authorized Service Center.

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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

Soon after connection, the orange light comes on to in-dicate that there is no more water.

The water reserve in the boiler is insufficient.

Pour water into the boiler (see chapter on the water).

The steam cleaner is ready for use but no steam is re-leased.

The steam plug has not been correctly attached. The steam intensity regula-tor is in its closed position. The accessory is clogged.

Check the correct insertion of the plug in the steam socket. Turn the steam intensity regulator to the open posi-tion. Check the accessories.

An accessory becomes de-tached during use.

The accessory has not been properly connected.

Connect the accessory properly.

TABLE ON USE

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Surface to be cleaned Jet intensity Steam accessory

LARGE SURFACES

Parquet, wood, linoleum Marble, stones Ceramic

-1/3 -2/3 -3/3

Floor-polisher, extension tubes, and cotton cloth

SMALL SURFACES

Skirting boards Cracks Crevices Shutters

-1/3 -2/3

Small or big brush, bent nozzle with or without ex-tension tube

UPHOLSTERY

Rugs Upholstery Couches

-2/3 -2/3

Triangular brush, exten-sion tubes, and cotton cloth

GLASS CLEANING:

Windows

-2/3

Glass-cleaner, extension tubes

FURNITURE

Delicate furniture (e.g. lacquered furniture) Plasticized furniture (Kitchen furniture)

-1/3

-1/3 -2/3

Triangular brush, exten-sion tubes, and cotton cloth

DISPOSAL RECYCLING Disposal should be carried out in respect of the environment. Both the steam cleaner and the accessories have several plastic parts. Dispose of the steam cleaner or of any accessory when they no longer work.

Always follow the environmental regulations provided by your local authority, where you will receive ad-dresses for ecological disposal.

TERMS OF GUARANTEE

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All our appliances have undergone strict inspection tests and are guaranteed for 12 months against manufacturing defects. The guarantee starts from the date of purchase. The date of purchase is the date shown on the invoice is-sued by the dealer upon the delivery of the appliance. The manufacturer undertakes to repair or replace cost-free within the guar-antee period those parts that should prove to have manufacturing defects . Those defects that are not clearly attributable to either the material or the manufacturing will be examined at one of our Technical Service Centers or at our headquarters and charged according to the outcome. However, the guarantee excludes: cleaning and repairs of the appliance and accessories due to damage caused by limestone, for accidental damage, due to transportation, negligence or inadequate care, for wrong or improper use and installation not compliant with the warnings given in the instruction booklet and for circumstances that do not depend on regulation and working or use of the equipment. The guarantee is void if the appliance has been re-paired or tampered with by non-authorized third parties. The replacement of the appliance and the extension of the guarantee are excluded following a failure. The repair should be carried out at one of our Authorized Technical Service Centers or at our headquarters and the appli-ance should be delivered free of transportation costs to be borne by the user. The guarantee does not foresee the possible cleaning of any working parts. The manufacturer denies all responsibility for any possible damage to either appliance.