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• Plug in your steamer. Place your steamer on the floor
with the steam vents pointing away from the door.
• The steam head should be hung on the door hook while
unit is heating up.
• Press on the On / Off switch, the power indicator light
will illuminate once steamer is turned on.
• Wait for the steam to come out. It will take
approximately 21/2 minutes.
• Remove the steamer head and place
your garment onto the hanger head.
• Grasp the steam head handle with the steam vents
pointing away from you. Start steaming by touching
material lightly with steaming head and moving in an
up/down vertical motion. Begin at the top of the garment
and move in a downward direction. Steam with hose in an upright
position, this allows any condensation to flow back into the steamer.
• During operation, the steamer hose may make a gurgling noise. This is
a normal result of condensation. If it begins to gurgle, extend hose up
and out to move excess moisture back into the base.
Tips: Always check fabric labels for recommendations. Test fabric
for color fastness in an unobtrusive part of the garment (inner
seam). Do not touch silk or velvet with steam head. Some articles
can be steamed better from the underside.
If steaming in a low position near floor, straighten hose up and out
frequently to clear condensation. If hose becomes clogged, it will
make a gurgling noise or the amount of steam will be reduced.
You may also experience dripping if the hose becomes clogged.
Heavier fabrics may require repeated steaming. Exercise caution at
all times.
Important: Heat concentrates the elements contained in water during
evaporation. The types of water listed hereafter may contain organic
waste, mineral or chemical elements that can cause spitting, brown
staining, or premature wear of the appliance: water from clothes
dryers, scented or softened water, water from refrigerators, batteries,
air conditioners, rain water, boiled, filtered or bottled water. Also use
distilled or demineralized water only as advised above.