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Ver. 3/13
Operators Use and Care Manual
Ver. 3/13
Table of Contents
Know your machine Page 3
Control Panel Legend and Functions Page 4
Included accessories and tools Page 5
Safety Instructions Page 6
Assembly Instructions Page 7
Quick Start Guide Page 8
Specifications Page 10
General Maintenance Instructions Page 11
Operating Instructions Page 12
Warranty Page 14
Trouble Shooting Guide Page 15
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Know Your Machine
1. Hand knobs and locking levers for operators handle
2. Control Panel (see next page for panel functions)
3. Steam/Vacuum port
4. Detergent dilution adjustment knob
5. Tool Caddy
6. Water/Detergent reservoir and Boiler cover
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Operator Control Panel legend
1. Boiler On/Off Button (red, left)
2. Detergent On/Off Button (red, right)
3. Maintenance Required Icon
4. Water Reservoir Empty Icon (audible alarm sounds)
5. Tank Pressure Indicator
6. Tank Temperature Indicator
7. Boiler Heating Element Icon (blinks when heating)
8. Steam Flow Icon (read adjustment setting here)
9. Detergent Function Icon (on/off)
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Steam Only
1.Steam Hose
2 Two piece extension Wand
3 Floor tool with brush
4 Glider plate for floor tool with brush
5 Detail Cleaning Wand, 3.5"
6 Detail Cleaning Wand, 10.5"
7 Triangular fitted brush
8 Round fitted brush
9 Stainless Steel brush for detail wand, small
10 Brass brush for detail wand, small
11 Nylon brush for detail wand, small
12 Window Cleaning squeegee
13 Detail wand for fitted brushes
14 Triangular hand brush for flat surfaces
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Important safety instructions
This machine is for commercial use, for example restaurants, educational facilities, factories, hotels,
offices, etc. This unit should only be used by individuals who are trained in its operation and who have
thoroughly read and understand the instruction manual.
When using any electrical appliance, always follow basic safety precautions to reduce the risk of fire,
electric shock, and/or injury to persons, including the following:
1. Read all instructions and information in this instruction manual and any other literature included in
the packing material referring to this product before operating or using this steam generator.
2. Do not touch hot surfaces (i.e. steam wand). Use handles or knobs. If unsure of the surface, use gloves
3. Protect against fire, electric shock, and personal injury, do not place cord, plugs, or steamer in
standing water or other liquid.
4. Keep the unit and accessories out of the reach of children.
5. Unplug from outlet when not in use and before cleaning.
6. Allow the unit to cool before putting on or taking off parts, and before cleaning the boiler.
7. Using accessory attachments that are not recommended by the manufacturer may result in fire,
electric shock, or personal injury.
8. Do not use outdoors.
9. Do not use if the cord or plug are damaged.
10. Do not use if the water tank is not filled.
11. Only fill the unit with cold water. Warm water or other liquids could cause damage to the steamer.
13. Ensure the unit is “OFF” before plugging in the steamer. Always turn the steamer off before
disconnecting the power plug.
14. Use extreme caution when using steam.
15. Do not use the steamer for other than intended use.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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Grounding I
nstructions
This steam generator must be grounded. This steamer is equipped with a cord
having an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding plug. The plug must
be inserted into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded in
accordance with all local codes and ordinances.
WARNING – Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in a risk of
electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or service person if you are in doubt as to whether the
outlet is properly grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance – if it will not fit the
outlet; have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician. This appliance is for use on a nominal
120-volt circuit and has a grounding attachment plug that looks like the plug illustrated the figure to the
right. Make sure that the appliance is connected to an outlet having the same configuration as the plug.
No adaptor should be used with this appliance.
Uncrating & Assembly Instructions
Shift the large handle for transport back, toward the rear of the appliance (fig. 1). Lock the handle with
the two hand knobs. Lock by turning clockwise (fig. 2). Then use the two spring loaded adjustable,
locking levers to firmly lock the handle in place (fig. 3).
Caution: Before using your steamer, lock the rear wheels in place as shown in figure 4 below. This adds
stability and makes the machine steer easily when transporting in a straight pathway. The rear wheels
can be unlocked when working in a small area, allowing the steamer to “crab steer” for maximum
maneuverability.
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Quick Start Guide
To begin operating the steamer:
1. Open the water reservoir cap shown in figure 5. Fill the water tank with clean cold tap water. Do not
use deionized water or the steamer will not create steam. Close the water tank by re-installing the
cap.
2. If desired, add detergent to the chemical dispensing tank shown in figure 5.
If using detergents to clean, it is your responsibility to ensure the manufacturer of the
chemical warrants it for use in dry vapor steam generators. DO NOT use chemicals that are
not approved for use in a steam generator
→ NEVER put detergent in the water reservoir. This can result in serious damage to the unit ←
3. Insert the hose connector into the steamers steam port as shown below (fig. 8) by pressing the plug
into the port until button (A) clicks. Check that the connector is firmly positioned by gently pulling
backward on it to ensure it is locked in place.
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Water
Detergent
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4. Plug the unit in and turn on the main power switch (fig. 9)
5. Turn on the boiler and wait until boiler icon quits blinking and the unit comes up to temperature
(approximately 170°C/330°F) before beginning operations (fig.10)
6. Attach the desired tool to the control handle. Press steam button in handle to dispense steam
(fig. 11). To adjust steam output level, press steam adjustment button (fig 12).
7. If you desire to use detergent in the cleaning process, push the detergent button on the control
panel (fig. 10) and the detergent injection button on the operator handle (fig. 12). Adjustment
to the amount of chemical being dispensed can be done by turning the dial on the front of the
machine (fig. 13) towards the + for more and – for less chemical
8. When you have finished cleaning the machine, turn off the boiler (see fig. 10) and then turn off
the main power switch (fig. 9)
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Boiler/Steam Icon
Temperature Indicator
Boiler On/Off
Steam Button
Tool Attachment Point
Steam Adjustment
Button
Detergent
Button
Detergent Dilution Control
Detergent On/Off
Detergent Icon
No Water Icon
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Peregrine 1800S Specifications
- Dimensions (in) 16 x 21 x 33 in (W x L x H)
- Weight 40 pounds
- Voltage 120V 60Hz
- Maximum power 1800W
- Maximum boiler heating element power 1000 + 700W
- AISI 304 stainless steel boiler
- Steam pressure 87PSI
- Steam temperature 316°F
- Capacity of water tank .5 gal. Max
- Capacity of detergent tank .5 gal
- Power cord 15 ft.
- Flexible steam hose 10 ft.
- Extra low voltage (on handle) 5 V
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General Operator Maintenance
→ ALWAYS disconnect the power cord before performing any maintenance on the unit ←
Daily Maintenance
To clean the exterior of the steamer, use a damp cloth. Do not use solvents or cleaning agents; these
may harm the plastic surfaces and labeling. Clean the exterior of the unit after each use.
Check and clean the water and detergent filters at the end of every use (Fig 14).
At the end of every operation day, check the boiler maintenance icon on the control panel (fig 5.). If
the unit needs service, the indicator will say “Clean”. If the indicator is on, reference the parts and
operations manual (separate publication) for complete instructions on how to descale the boiler
without the need for tools or service personnel.
Weekly Maintenance
Once per week, check the hose end plug seals that attach to the machine. If necessary replace with
the spare seals. Inspect the connection seals (O-ring type) where the extension wands connect
together and where the extension wands and operators handle meet.
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Operating Instructions
For
Steamer & Tool Use
Note: References to figures refers to pictures in the quick start guide unless otherwise noted
Filling water and Detergent Tanks
To fill the unit with water, open the cap and fill the water tank (fig. 5) with cold tap water. Use a
funnel or other suitable device if necessary. Re-install the reservoir cap when finished
Note: The hardness of the water should be less than 17.5 grains of hardness (CaCO
₃/gal.). If the
water supply hardness is higher than this level, we recommend use of a mixture of water containing
50% tap water and 50% demineralized water.
To fill the detergent tank (fig. 5), follow the same procedure as above for filling water
PLEASE NOTE: THE CLEAN WATER RESERVOIR MUST ALWAYS BE FILLED WITH WATER - NEVER
ADD DETGERGENT IN THE WATER RESERVOIR. Use of a detergent in the water tank may seriously
damage the product. If a funnel is used to fill the detergent tank, rinse the funnel under running
water before using it to fill the water tank.
Detergent
Only use steam rated detergents (as defined by the detergent manufacturer). Refer to the label and
instructions provided on the detergent container for dilutions and directions for the use in steamers.
PLEASE NOTE: Never use foaming or acid-based cleaning agents. These agents may damage the
internal components of the machine. Never use muriatic acid or ammonia-based cleaning agents or
cleaning agents based on products classed as irritants. Use with steam increases the volatility of
such substances, which are harmful when inhaled.
Any warranty claims that result from the use of detergents not conforming to the above indications
will be rejected and the warranty voided.
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Attachment of Steam Hose
Insert the hose connector into the steamers vacuum-steam port as shown (fig. 8) by pressing the
plug into the port until button clicks. Check that the connector is firmly positioned by gently pulling
backward on it to ensure it is locked in place. Ensure that the hose is firmly connected to the
machine! To disconnect the hose from the steamer, press the connector button “A” (fig. 8) and pull
to separate it from the steamer
Machine Steam Function
Turn the main power switch on (fig. 9) to activate the display. Press button to turn on the boiler (fig.
10). The steam icon (fig.10) on the display will blink. When the steam icon stops blinking (about 10-
12 minutes) the steamer is ready to generate steam.
PLEASE NOTE: Do not begin dispensing steam if the steam icon is blinking when first turned on. Wait
until the icon has switched to non-blinking mode and the system is ready to use.
Press the steam demand button (fig. 11) on the handle to start dispensing. Press the steam volume
adjustment button located on the top of the handle (fig.12) to vary the flow of steam. There are
three steam-flow settings as indicated by the LCD display (fig.10)
Some drops of liquid water may form when the steamer is first used. This is from condensation
within the sleeve. Aim the first steam jet toward a piece of cloth to catch the liquid until the jet
becomes uniformly steam.
Steam/detergent function
Press detergent button on the control panel (fig. 10). The detergent icon on the display will start to
blink. The machine is now ready to dispense detergent on demand.
To dispense detergent, press the detergent on/off button on the operators handle (fig.12). This
enables the pump to deliver the detergent solution when the on demand steam button is activated
(fig. 11).
The unit will continue to dispense detergent until it is turned off. To turn-off the detergent function,
press the on/off button once. The icon will flash to indicate this function is now disabled. To turn off
the detergent function completely, press the red button on the control panel once (fig.10).
No water
When there is no water in the water reservoir the no water icon on the display (fig. 10) begins to
blink, along with an audible alarm. To refill the tanks, follow the “filling water and detergent tanks”
instructions above.
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No detergent
When there is no detergent solution in the detergent tank, the detergent icon (fig. 10)) on the
display will begin to blink with an audible alarm. To refill the detergent solution tank, follow the
“filling water and detergent tanks” instructions above.
Cord Care
After use, rewind the cord on the cord keepers that are located on the side of the machine.
Warranty
The manufacturer warrants the product in regard to all manufacturing defects due to workmanship
or failures due to material flaws.
Conditions:
The warranty does not provide coverage for breakdowns deriving from normal wear and tear of the
machine. Regular and planned maintenance must be performed and are not covered under
warranty
The warranty does not provide coverage for breakdowns, problems or accidents caused by misuse,
improper use or outright abuse of the units. The directions in this manual must be adhered to and
maintenance performed in accordance with the parts and operations manual or the warranty
coverage is voided.
The warranty provides coverage for replacement or repair free of charge all necessary parts and
labor as outlined in the warranty statement for a period not to exceed 3 years. See full warranty
statement for all inclusion and limitations. (Including labor costs).
Acknowledgement of the validity of the warranty does not in any way imply acknowledgement of
liability or compensation whatsoever the causes.
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Trouble Shooting
PROBLEM
The steamer does not start
up.
CAUSE
The power cord has not been
correctly plugged into the
power supply outlet.
SOLUTION
Plug the power cord plug into
the power supply outlet
correctly.
After the boiler has been
turned on, the no water icon
on the display starts to blink
and the steamer emits a
sound signal.
The water level in the tank is
low.
The probe cap is loose
Fill the tank with water and
start up the steamer once
more.
Remove the cap flap and
check that the probe cap is
correctly screwed on.
With the plug end of the
steam hose inserted, the
steam function is not enabled.
The hose plug end has not
been correctly inserted.
Check that the hose end plug
is firmly inserted into the
steamer plug receptacle.
An accessory has fallen off
during use.
The accessory has not been
correctly attached.
Attach the accessory
correctly.
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Falcon ProSolutions, Inc.
16026 University Oak
San Antonio, Texas 78249
(210) 547-2741
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