Steam Function; Detergent Tank; Switching On; Function Programming - Kruger KGV3000D Instruction Manual

4.2 STEAM FUNCTION

Unscrew the tank cap (5) (Fig. 1) and fi ll it exclusively with drink water (Fig. 9). It's strictly forbidden
to fi ll the boiler's water tank with detergents, perfumes or other chemicals. Screw the cap (5) Fig. 1)
back on, thought not too tight.

4.3 DETERGENT TANK

Unscrew the tank cap (6) and pour detergent thinned with water (Fig. 9).
WARNING: Use only the detergent recommended bythe manufacturer. It's strictly forbidden to
pour foaming detergents in the tank, or detergents which may develop toxic gases or irritating
substances when they come into contact with heat. If incompatible products are used, the
cleaner may be subject to irreparable damage (FIG. 10).

4.4 SWITCHING ON

Plug the power supply cable (13) (Fig. 1) into a suitable socket, as stated on the technical
specifi cations label. Push the lower part of the main switch (14) (Fig.1). The orange light (m) on the
switch will illuminate.
4.5 FUNCTIONS PROGRAMMING
By operating the control handle, both the amount of steam to be released and the vacuum power
can be programmed. The device is supplied with electronic circuits which allow to optimize the
performance, inline with the specifi c needs of the user.

5. WET AND DRY VACUUM

5.1 DRY VACUUM

- Perform the operations described in par. 4
- Insert the fl exible hose's plug (16) (Fig. 6) in the socket (7) (Fig. 2) and make sure it's properly
fi ttedby pulling slightly at it.
- Fit the desired vacuum accessory:
- extension hose -large brush mm 300
- small brush mm 150
- multi-use nozzle
- window squeegee
- Vacuuming is activated by pushing the white button on the handle. By holding in this button,
the vacuum power can be selected on three different levels. By releasing the button, after having
selected the desired vacuum level, the device will continue vacuuming. By pushing the white button,
vacuuming will stop.
5.2 LIQUIDS VACUUM
- Fit the desired accessory and start vacuuming following the instructions given in par. 5.1
- Both dry dirt and vacuumed liquid are stored in therecovery tank (25) (Fig. 5).
- The amount of liquid which has been collected willcause the level fl oat gauge to rise (26)
(Fig. 5). This will stop the vacuuming, as motor's power supply will be cut off before water exceeds
the maximum level. The red LED will now illuminate and a warning signal will sound. When this light
illuminates, it means that the maximum water level has been reached; take out exceeding water.
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