User manual EARLEX STEAM CLEANING SC75

[. . . ] STEAM CLEANING KIT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MODELS: SC75 SC76 SC125 SC150 SC165 PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USE Thank you for purchasing an Earlex Steam Cleaning Kit. In order to obtain the best results please read the instructions before commencing any work. WILL ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT IF USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES THAN THOSE DETAILED HEREIN. RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. G G SAFETY RULES filler cap to refill boiler. G Do not allow water or steam to enter light switches or power points. [. . . ] Having prepared the area, plug the boiler unit in and wait for steam to appear at the accessory head. Now begin to move the floor cleaner head over the carpet at a steady pace. If there are stains on the carpet pause for a few seconds to allow the steam time to penetrate. It is generally better, and easier, to pull rather than push the head across heavy pile carpets. Use only one third of normal soap powder to avoid clogging of the fibres. The Floor Cleaner can also be used on other types of flooring such as ceramic, cork, marble, linoleum, stone, parquet etc. If you have an area to clean which has joints (such as tiles) it may be useful to use the brush attachment of the jet nozzle in order to clean completely. Be especially careful with parquet - older oak floors are very tough but on some newer floors steam may cause the blocks to swell. Always take advice from the manufacturer of the floor covering before proceeding to use steam. One useful point to note is that steam will cause animal hairs to roll into easily removable balls. This attachment can be used on car interiors, motor homes, painted doors, walls, louvres etc. WINDOW/TILE CLEANER IMPORTANT - You should only proceed at your own risk. When cleaning exterior glass be extra careful not to pick-up any grit on the rubber blade - which could cause scratches. Antique glass and stained glass may be brittle and can crack under extreme temperatures. PIug the boiler unit in and once steaming, further insert the sink unblocker tube towards the blockage. If whilst using the sink unblocker, you see steam escaping from the safety valve on the boiler unit, you may have blocked the tube by pushing it too hard into a blockage. DO NOT FORCE SAFETY VALVE SHUT - switch off the boiler unit, remove the sink unblocker tube and clean with a small screwdriver, stiff wire or knitting needle. Once steam is coming out under the surface of the water you will hear a rattle as the steam causes considerable vibration. The combination of heat and vibration will loosen and dissolve the blockage. Once the blockage starts to clear, water should be run through while the sink unblocker is still operating to flush out the blockage. UPHOLSTERY CLEANER (OPTIONAL ACCESSORY - NOT INCLUDED IN ALL KITS) IMPORTANT Some upholstery, fabrics or soft furnishings have stain resistant treatments, which have varying active lives before breakdown. Accordingly it is best to try a small area that is normally unseen, then allow 24 hours to check whether the steam has any unusual effects on the fabric material. You only require a small amount of steam to clean, and soaking can leave water marks or cause bleed through from linings etc. [. . . ] Whilst every possible care is taken by Earlex to ensure that our products leave the factory in good working order, Earlex cannot under any circumstances accept liability for problems or damage caused by their subsequent use. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that surfaces to be treated, cleaned or stripped are suitable for steam. This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights. In the event of a fault occuring please contact our helpline before returning the unit to our Service Department at the address below together with a copy of your purchase receipt. All repairs will be dealt with speedily. EC Declaration of Conformity We declare that the units: SC75, SC76, SC125, SC150 & SC165 conform to: 73/23/EEC, EN60335-1, EN60335-2-15 & 89/336/EEC, EN55014-1, EN 55014-2, EN 61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3. [. . . ]