18 OPERATION
• The tank can be filled from either end.
3 Close the water inlet cap tightly.
• If the water inlet cap is not closed properly,
water may leak.
4 Attach the water tank to the mop nozzle
again.
• Insert the 2 tabs e at the front of the water
tank into the slots
f on the top of the mop
nozzle. Lower the back of the water tank
into place.
• Press down at the center
g to lock the tank
in place.
Attaching the Mop Pads
Use the standard mop pads for general cleaning.
For stubborn stains, use the heavy duty mop pads.
• To avoid injury, do not attach the mop pads
while the mop plates are moving.
• Do not insert your hand between the rotating
mop plates. Doing so may result in injury.
1 Wet both sides of the mop pads with water
and squeeze out any excess water before
attaching the pads.
• Do not attach pads while they are dripping
wet.
• Attaching and using mop pads while they
are dry may affect the cleaning
performance.
2 Place the mop nozzle upside down on the
floor.
3 Align and attach the center of the mop pad
with the center of the mop plates.
• Press firmly to attach the Velcro on the mop
pad to the mop plate. Attaching the mop
pad upside down or improperly may affect
the cleaning performance.
4 Attach the mop nozzle to the appliance.
Adjusting the Amount of Water
Press the Water Adjustment button at the rear of
the mop nozzle to adjust the amount of water
released onto the mop pad.
• High Mode: Press the High Mode button a all
the way down to clean ingrained dirt or supply a
large amount of water.
• Low Mode: Press the Low Mode button
b all
the way down to supply a small amount of water
for cleaning wood or other flooring that can be
damaged by too much water.
• STOP: Press the Low Mode or High Mode
button halfway to toggle back to the STOP
position. This stops the supply of water so you
can go over areas that are already wet.
• By default, the water adjustment button is set to
STOP.
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