B) Triangular brush
Same use as with the rectangular brush, in all cases when use of the latter is not possi-
ble or just awkward.
This brush too is equipped with other accessories:
B1 Carpet accessory
B2 Vacuum cleaner accessory
The brush has two handy grippers for attaching a cloth: for furnishing and furniture
fabrics (take care with velvet, leather, alcantara, silk and delicate surfaces):
- place a cloth on the brush
- give steam
- block the steam outlet and dry up by just vacuuming
C) Extension tubes
They are supplied to obtain the desired length, according to the type of work to be
done. Their heat insulation prevents any accident or risk of getting burned.
(D-D1) Window cleaner
The large and small window cleaners are for easy cleaning of glass and other smooth
surfaces. The choice of the large or small window cleaner depends on the surface area
to be cleaned.
Useful tip: in winter, pre-heat the window panes using steam, at a 5 or 10 cm
distance, before proceeding with any cleaning operation.
Operate the two functions, steam and vacuum, at the same time by slightly tilting the
window cleaner and moving down the window edges.
(E) One hole Dress-fit + (F) Large nozzle, (F1) Small nozzle, (G) Small round
brush
This accessory can be used on its own or equipped on top with a small round brush
(that just clicks in) to remove grease, or with vacuum nozzles, to allow grease or dust
to be sucked in when using vacuum only.
It is particularly recommended to clean and to remove grease:
- between tiles
- inside and outside ovens and cookers
- steel or enamel sinks
- wash basin, bidet, toilet, shower, bath
- taps and fittings (to remove scale)
Suitable for all difficult work. First brush with steam the area where grease is to be
removed. Stop the steam and switch to vacuum with the nozzle. For dusting radiators:
use steam, the dust will fall on the floor and you can then vacuum everything off. For
doors/windows frames: place a cloth on the edge of the frame and tilt the dress-fit while
operating steam; the cloth will gather the dirt. For cleaning the toilet: use steam on the
edge where water descends from, to remove scale. If necessary, use the small round
brush.
(H) Three holes Dress-fit + (I) Special brushes
This accessory, combined with special brushes, is particularly suitable for cleaning
the oven and worktops, thanks to its shape and size. The special brushes can reach
difficult and awkward places and do a thorough job. By turning them both ways you can
have a central or side/angled steam jet!
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WARNING! Absolutely avoid blocking the blower tube air outlet, with your hands or by
pressing it against various surfaces (e.g. if you are working between sofas), in order to
prevent motor overheating.
Fill the water tank as described in chapter 3. Carry on with your cleaning operations,
choosing the best accessory for the job (see chapter 6).
To have maximum vacuum power, keep the handle shutter closed. The small nozzle will
turn out to be really precious for all those hidden spots in the kitchen, in the bathroom,
etc. To dust lamps, shades or other delicate objects, use the round brush K, reducing
vacuum speed with the main control, or else with the handle shutter, very useful to
change vacuum power directly while you are working.
If you are vacuuming dust or other kind of dirt, replace the tank water frequently.
If you only want to vacuum dust, refill the water tank in any case as described in chapter
3.
WARNING! To vacuum liquids, you do not have to fill the purification tank with
clean water! If great amounts of water are to be aspirated, you should certainly
use medium or low vacuum power, never maximum. The appliance can aspirate
up to 1.4 litres liquid.
Switch on the vacuum cleaner and press the functions button. If you want to aspirate
liquids spilled on the floor, you will have to use the extension tube (C), with the nozzle
inserted in, and connect it to the handle by simply pressing. To get maximum aspirating
power, keep the handle shutter constantly closed. To aspirate liquids from the floor,
medium vacuum speed is highly recommended, especially in case of large amounts
of water (e.g. overflow from wash basins). Maximum speed is advisable only for small
amounts of water.
8. Liquids and dust suction
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