Black+Decker HGS100T User Manual (English)

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Kathleen AlexanderJul 27, 2025
Why is my Black+Decker HGS100T Steam Cleaner leaking?
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  Mrs. Carla Neal DVMJul 28, 2025
  Your Black+Decker Steam Cleaner might be leaking due to several reasons. First, the steamer may not be hot enough; allow it to heat for about 45 seconds. Second, condensation might have built up; gently wipe the ironing plate with a soft, damp cloth to remove it. Finally, the water tank could be running low; refill it according to the instructions, ensuring you fill it to the Max level marker.
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johnwhiteAug 5, 2025
What to do if my Black+Decker HGS100T is not producing enough steam?
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  Robert JohnsonAug 5, 2025
  If your Black+Decker Steam Cleaner isn't producing enough steam, there could be a few reasons. Ensure the steamer preheats for at least 60 seconds. Also, check that the water tank is filled to the Max level marker, following the instructions for filling the water tank. If the steamer hasn't been used for several weeks, an air pocket might be blocking the steam; push the 'steam reset' button on the bottom of the unit to push air through the pump.
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Adrian SalinasAug 11, 2025
How to fix discolored water coming from Black+Decker HGS100T Steam Cleaner?
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  Mark FranklinAug 11, 2025
  If discolored water is coming from your Black+Decker Steam Cleaner, it could be due to residue buildup in the water tank or on the ironing plate. Empty the water tank after each use and only use distilled, filtered, or purified water. Also, avoid using perfumed or scented additives and regularly clean the steamer. If you've used starch, always clean the steamer ironing plate afterward.
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Mark BradleyAug 19, 2025
What to do if Black+Decker HGS100T Steam Cleaner is plugged in but not heating?
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  Kayla DrakeAug 19, 2025
  If your Black+Decker Steam Cleaner is plugged in but not heating, there might be a power supply issue. Check that the plug is properly inserted into the outlet, or try plugging the steamer into a different outlet.