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Haan Power & Finesse SI-75 Instruction Manual

Skillfully refined steam mop transforms into a robust handheld steamer
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Product Registration
HAAN
Corporation
®
1828 William Penn Way
Lancaster, PA 17601
Place
Stamp
Here
SI75_IS0015
Instruction Manual
Power & Finesse
name:
model number: SI-75
"Skillfully refined steam mop
transforms into a robust
handheld steamer "
HAAN
Corporation
®
1828 William Penn Way
Lancaster, PA 17601
877-422-6347
phone:
www.HAANusa.com

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  • Page 1 Place Stamp Here Instruction Manual Product Registration HAAN Corporation ® 1828 William Penn Way Lancaster, PA 17601 Power & Finesse name: model number: SI-75 “Skillfully refined steam mop transforms into a robust handheld steamer ” HAAN Corporation ® 1828 William Penn Way...
  • Page 2 HAAN Corporation. ® HAAN is a registered trademark of ® the HAAN Corporation. ® HAAN Experience Steam. Discover Clean. ™ ® is a trademark of the HAAN Corporation. ®...

  • Page 3: One-Year Limited Warranty

    And our Customer Care representatives are available to answer any of your questions about your new floor Your HAAN® Steamer is warranted to be free from defects in material and workman- sanitizer. ship for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase when utilized for normal household use by the original purchaser only.

  • Page 4: Important Safety Instructions

    Any other use of this use only manufacturer’s recommended appliance will void the attachments – use of attachments not manufacturer’s warranty. provided or sold by HAAN may cause fire, ® electric shock or injury.
  • Page 5 Do not puncture steam hose that is exposed by the swivel steam head joint. To order additional pads, accessories or replacement This product is NoT for space heating purposes. parts call customer care at: 877-HAAN DIRECT / 877-422-6347 Or visit: Electrical Plug Instructions: IMPORTANT www.HAANusa.com This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other).

  • Page 6: Commonly Asked Questions

    Operating Instructions Commonly Asked Questions Care & Maintenance Q: Can the HAAN Steamer be used on laminate flooring? IMPORTANT Turn your floor sanitizer off and unplug from A: yes. your steam mop was designed to be gentle on delicate flooring, yet powerful the electrical outlet.

  • Page 7: Troubleshooting

    An ultra-microfiber is a textile fiber that is thinner and more absorbent than a micro- fiber (1.0dtex) pad typically used with steam mops. Specifically, to be defined as an ultra-microfiber, it should be less than 0.2dtex. The ultra-microfiber pad by hAAN ®...
  • Page 8 Product Assembly & Parts NOTE: When handheld is used pointing upward, the amount of steam emitted will reduce over time. Tilt unit parallel with floor to elimi- nate the reduction of steam. Turn handheld unit oN. Wait 20 seconds for unit to heat up. Handle Assembly: unit may vibrate while heating.
  • Page 9 Using the Carpet Glide - FOR FRESH STAINS Handle Helpful Hint: Steam Power Switch To extend the life of your Power Indicator Light ultra-microfiber Pads, Floor Steamer Body always place your unit on “Hands Free” Grip Handle Removal Tab the floor protector/resting Storage Hook (rotates 360º) mat while the unit heats Power Cord Organizer (bottom)
  • Page 10 Protector / Resting mat. Allow to cool down for five (5) min. CAUTION HAAN® floor care products emit steam at 212ºF to sanitize the area of use. This IMPORTANT: Vibration Sound means that the steam head, Ultra-microfiber pads and carpet glide get very hot During use it’s normal to hear a “clicking”...

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