How To Use; Starting Up - Vapor Clean II Owner's Manual

• This appliance is designed for household domestic use only. It cannot stand heavy duty
usages or commercial usages.
• Do not use the appliance if there is not water in the boiler.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
SHORT CORD INSTRUCTIONS
• The stated electrical rating of the extension cord should be as great as the appliance
electrical rating. At least a 14 gauge commercial extension cord is recommended.
• If the appliance plug is grounded, the extension cord should be a 3-wire grounded extension
cord.
• The longer cord should be arranged so that it will not drape over the counter-top or tabletop,
where it may be pulled by children or accidentally tripped over.
• The use of a generator is not recommended for this appliance as the electrical current
provided to the unit fluctuates and causes stain. If it is necessary to use a generator, the use
of a voltage regulator should be applied.

HOW TO USE

The appliance can be used with the related accessories for cleaning.

STARTING UP

SUGGESTIONS:
To preserve the appliance we recommend using distilled water, reverse
osmosis, normal city tap water, spring water, or bottled drinking water. Do not
use water filtered through a water softener.
Open the safety cap and fill the boiler with a maximum of 1.6 liters of water (fig.16 – page 13).
Close the cap.
Lift the main unit socket lid (fig.19 – page 7) and insert the
connector of the steam flexible hose (fig.18 – page 7). Make sure
the pin of the lid is firmly locked into the hose connector.
Once locked try to pull the connector (fig. 18 – page 7) to make
sure it has been properly locked.
Fit the desired accessory on the steam handle (fig. 21 – page 13).
To remove the accessory press the button and pull it out (fig. 22 –
page 13).
Connect the electric power cord (fig. 11 – page 12) into the electrical wall outlet socket.
Switch ON the appliance by pressing the upper part of the switch button (fig. 24 – page 13); the
orange light will turn ON. When the green/amber ready light turns ON (fig.4 - page 12), the
appliance is ready to use. The pressure-gauge will show the actual pressure measured in bars. The
needle will peak between 4 and 4.5 bars.
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