To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is suction power decreased in my POLTI VAPORETTO LECOASPIRA?
A decrease in suction power may be due to a clogged nozzle, flexible suction hose, or rigid suction hose, or a blocked or dirty HEPA filter. To resolve this, turn off and unplug the POLTI Vacuum Cleaner. Clean the filter and remove any blockages from the tubes and accessories.
What to do if my POLTI VAPORETTO LECOASPIRA Vacuum Cleaner won’t dispense steam?
The POLTI Vacuum Cleaner may not dispense steam for several reasons: the boiler is off, there's no water in the tank, the steam lock is activated, the boiler isn't pressurized yet, or the monobloc plug isn't correctly inserted. To fix this, turn on the boiler, add water to the tank, disconnect the steam lock on the handle, wait for the steam indicator light to stop flashing, and correctly insert the monobloc plug.
What to do if my POLTI VAPORETTO LECOASPIRA turns off while using suction?
If your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner turns off during suction, it could be due to a full water filter collector or an overheated motor. Turn off and disconnect the appliance from the mains. Empty and clean the dirt collector. If the issue continues, let the appliance cool down for 60 minutes before using it again.
What to do if water leaks out when vacuuming liquids with my POLTI Vacuum Cleaner?
If water leaks out when vacuuming liquids, the float may be blocked. You should clean the water filter assembly of your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner.
Why is steam dispensed mixed with drops of water from my POLTI Vacuum Cleaner?
If the steam from your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner is mixed with water drops, it may be because the steam hose and/or the telescopic tube are cold. To fix this, direct the steam jet onto a cloth to heat up the tubes.
Why is my POLTI Vacuum Cleaner appliance pressurized but little steam comes out?
If your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner is pressurized but producing little steam, the steam adjustment handle might be on Level 1. Adjust the steam handle to increase the steam flow.
What does 'E1' on my POLTI VAPORETTO LECOASPIRA display mean and what should I do?
If your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner displays 'E1', the circuit board has detected a fault in the boiler. Turn the appliance off for a few minutes, then restart it. If the problem persists, contact an Authorised Service Centre.
What does 'E2' on my POLTI VAPORETTO LECOASPIRA display mean and what should I do?
If your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner displays 'E2', the circuit board has detected a fault related to incorrect operating temperature. Turn the appliance off for a few minutes, then restart it. If the problem persists, contact an Authorized Service Centre.
Why are the extension tubes and the accessories loose on my POLTI Vacuum Cleaner?
If the extension tubes and accessories are loose on your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner, the locknut is likely in the OPEN position. Turn the locknut to the CLOSED position.
Why are accessories difficult to assemble on my POLTI Vacuum Cleaner?
If accessories are difficult to assemble on your POLTI Vacuum Cleaner, it could be due to friction from the seals or the locknut not being in the correct position. Lubricate the seals with silicone grease, Vaseline, or a small amount of vegetable oil. Also, ensure the locknut is in the correct position.
General| Type | Steam Vacuum Cleaner |
|---|---|
| Water Tank Capacity | 1.2 L |
| Cord Length | 6 m |
| Noise Level | 80 dB |
| Dust Bag Capacity | No dust bag (water filter) |
Instructions on setting up the appliance before operation.
Guidance on attaching various cleaning tools and extensions.
How to manually adjust steam and suction settings.
How to choose pre-set cleaning programs.
Procedures for cleaning and storing the appliance.
Information on available optional accessories.
Instructions for product registration.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the appliance.
Explanation of warning symbols used in the manual.
Hazards and precautions related to the electrical system.
Hazards associated with steam and vacuum functions.
Guidelines for intended and unintended appliance usage.
Recommendations for water type and quality for the boiler.
How to attach specific cleaning tools to the hose or tubes.
Overview of pre-set cleaning cycles.
How to use the appliance in manual mode.
Steps for cleaning tiles and ceramic surfaces.
Steps for cleaning wooden and stone surfaces.
Methods for cleaning carpets and rugs.
Techniques for cleaning glass and tiled surfaces.
How to clean beds and mattresses.
Cleaning advice for fabric and interior surfaces.
Steps for cleaning bathroom and kitchen areas.
Instructions for cleaning furniture and sensitive materials.
Various applications of the appliance.
Specialized modes for different cleaning needs.
Functionality for ironing with an accessory.
Handling low water, blocked suction, and using cleaning fluid.
Routine cleaning of appliance parts and filters.
Replacing seals and storing the appliance.
Solutions for common appliance problems.
Details on covered manufacturing defects.
Exclusions from warranty coverage.
