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Pull the terry cloth cover (E2) over the man-
ual nozzle.
Application:
– small, washable surfaces, such as
kitchen surfaces made of plastic, tiled
walls
– Shower cabins, mirror
– Furniture fabrics
– Vehicle interior, windshields
– Bath-tubs
Application:
– Windows, mirrors
– Glass surfaces on showers
– other smooth surfaces
Î Perform a fat dissolving basic cleaning
using the manual nozzle (E1) and a ter-
ry cloth cover (E2) before the first clean-
ing using the window nozzle.
Î Apply steam to the glass surface from a
distance of approximately 20 cm until
the surface is moistened evenly.
Î Strip the glass surface in straight lines
from the top to the bottom using the rub-
ber lip of the window nozzle. Wipe the
rubber lip and the bottom edge of the
window dry after each strip.
Application:
– all washable wall and floor coverings,
e.g.: Stone floors, tiles, and PVC floors.
Î Attach the floor cloth to the floor nozzle.
1 Fold the floor cloth the long way and
place the floor nozzle on top of it.
2 Open holding clamps.
3 Place the cloth ends into the openings.
4 Close the holding clamps.
Caution
Do not insert fingers between the clamps.
Figure 4
Î To remove the cloth, press the retaining
clips (H2), and pull out the cloth.
Î Turn and exchange the floorcloth in reg-
ular intervals. Thus, you improve the
ability to pick up dirt.
Î Work slowly on very dirty surfaces to al-
low the steam to act on the dirt for a
longer period of time.
Î If there are residues of detergents or
floor cleaning products (e.g. wax, liquid
polish) on the surface to be cleaned,
streaks may form during the cleaning.
These streaks normally disappear after
a repeated use of the steam cleaner.
Manual nozzle (E1)
Squeegee (F1)
Floor nozzle (H1)
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