User's Manual

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FILLING THE WATER TANK
1 Before use, make sure to fill the water tank. To
fill the water into the steam nozzle head, turn
the water fill cap counterclockwise to open.
(Fig. 27)
2 Use the filling flask and pour water into the
tank. (Fig. 28) Do not overfill. Replace the cap
on the water tank by turning cap clockwise and
tightening.
QUICK TIP: The steam nozzle head can be
filled with water before or after it is attached to
the main body of the unit.
NOTE: If you live in a hard water area, we
recommend using distilled water in your Vac-
OR-Steam
™
.
AVOIDING DECALCIFICATION YOUR
STEAM MOP
Calcium and mineral deposits can build up
and impact the performance of your Vac-OR-
Steam
™
over time. To extend the life of your
product we recommend that you use distilled
water.
Steam Mode: Assembly
CHANGING TO STEAM MODE
1 To release the vacuum nozzle and change to the
steam nozzle, press the top “nozzle release”
button. (Fig. 24) Lift the main body up and the
vacuum nozzle will be released. You may need
to apply gentle pressure to the nozzle head with
your foot to separate the two parts.
ASSEMBLY STEAM MODE
1 Place the main unit on top of the steam nozzle
and press down to make sure that the steam
nozzle is firmly secure to the main body.
(Fig. 25) You will hear an audible click when the
two parts are attached correctly.
IMPORTANT: Steam nozzle head and multi-
purpose steam pad must be attached to the
cleaning unit in order to use the steam function.
2 Place the multi-purpose steam pad on the floor
and position the steam nozzle over it. (Fig. 26)
IMPORTANT: Make sure the steam nozzle
head is well secured to the main body by lifting
up on the unit before use.
Always unplug the vacuum from the electrical
outlet before changing cleaning nozzles.
Fig. 24
Fig. 25
Fig. 26
The Vac-OR-Steam
™
, is a complete
bare-floor and carpet cleaning
system. The steam nozzle also
sanitizes bare floors.
Do not use chemicals or detergents
in your Vac-OR-Steam
™
. You only
need water to achieve super-heated,
sanitizing steam.
Fig. 27
Fig. 28
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