USER MANUAL
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1. polarized contact a qualified electrican to install the proper outlet Do not change the plug in any way SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY Page 2 SETUP Part 1 Powerful Steam Jets Part2 Collapsible Hanger Part3 Telescoping Height Adjustable Pole Part4 water tank Part5 power screw lamp control Part6 excess water removal valve Part7 4wheels for easy mobility Crease making tool creases in pants Bristle brush Attach to the handle to use with when tidying clothing Page 3 ASSEMBLY Step 1 Insert the widest end of the telescoping pole into the main unit and se cure by tight ni the nut Step 2 Insert the hanger assembly to the top of pole Step 3 Insert the hose base into the main unit opening and tum it clockwise until in place Step 4 Secure the handle in place between the prongs above the hanger then adjust thi using the clips along the telescopic pole STEAM PRESS PRE USE INSPECTION Check to see if any water is leaking from the excess water removal valve Fimrmly shut the excess water removal valve When inserting the water tank into the main unit make sure the water has not overflowed Make sure the power is off Page 4 BRUSH ASSEMBLY Lint removal brush assembly 1 Fasten lightly to the emission area 2 Push in the direction of the arrows to fasten completely Bristle brush assembly 1 Fasten lightly to the emission area 2 Push in the d2. GARMENT STEAMER USER MANUAL HS T05 pagel IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS When using your appliance basic precautions should always be followed including the following Ms 2 3 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 We 18 19 read all instructions use appliance for its intended use only this appliance is not designed to be used by people including children with a physical sensory or mental impairment or people without knowledge or experience unless they are supervised or given prior instructions concerning the use of the appliance by someone responsible for their safety children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance do not leave any appliance unattended while plugged in or while it is still hot do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord plug or steam hose or after the appliance malfunctions or 1s dropped or damaged in any manner to reduce the risk of electric shock do not disassemble or attempt to repair the appliance Return appliance to nearest authorized service center for examination repait or adjustmenrt to reduce the risk of contact with hot water emitting from steam vents check appliance before each use by holding 1t away from body steam only in an up and down vertical motion Never use steam head in a horizontal position or tilt into a backward position this may result in hot water discharge to reduce the risk of electric shock do not immerse the applian
3. ce in water or other liquids appliance should always be turned off before plugging or unplugging Never yank the cord to disconnect from outlet instead grasp plug and pull to disconnect do not allow cord to touch hot surface Let appliance cool completely before putting away loop cord loosely under the appliance when storing do not let power cord contact sharp edegs or hot surfaces do not try to fasten the nozzle hose guide during operation Scalding may occur if the nozzle hose guide is removed while using the appliance always disconnect appliance from electrical outlet when filling with water emptying or when not in use burns can occur from touching hot parts hot water or steam Always use care when you empty a steam appliance There may be hot water in the reservoir do not direct steam at people or animals or steam clothes while they are being worn this is a floor appliance and should never be carried while in use SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS To avoid a circuit overload do not operate another high wattage appliance on the same circuit if an extension cord is absolutely necessary the electrical rating should be at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance Cords rated for less currency may overheat Care should be taken to arrange the cord so that it cannot be pulled or tripped over do not cut or attempt to extend the steaming hose to reduce the risk of electric shock this appliance has a polarized plug This plug will fit in a
4. irection of the arrows to fasten completely Crease making brush assembly amp usage A After Fastening Push After fastening WATER DRAINING Cool the garment steamer for at least 30minutes after each use 2 open the excess water removal valve and empty any water remaining in the heater of the main unit 3 clean and remove warer from the area between the main unit and the water tank of prevent buildup Page 5 STEAM PRESS USAGE Turn and uncap the water Refill Fill the water tank with cold water only valve on the removable water tank STEAM PRESS USAGE Turn and uncap the water Refill Fill the water tank with cold water only valve on the removable water tank Fill the water tank to the level to Align the water refill valve cap properly and the desired usage time screw securely shut Hold the water tank by its handle and Steam can be released 40 50 seconds after Insert securely into the slot in the main unit pressing the power button Pressing the power button again turn the power off Before use Please read the instructions for use and Important Safety Instructions carefully Remove any packaging from the appliance DONOT PLUG IN OR TURN ON UNTIL ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE Press the hose guide in the direction of the arrow and turn clockwise until fastened Steam can be released 40 50 seconds after pressing the power button pressing the power button once more turns the power off Place the ha
5. lection of water droplets in the steam release handle If the hose is bent the steam spray could be temporary weakened If the above occurs Hold the handle up for 2 3 seconds after which it should be tapped lightly on the palm of one hand while in an upright position on order to loosen the collected water droplets The water is sent back into the main unit and water droplets are not formed during pressing Page 7 CLEANING MINERAL DEPOSITS One common problem with a steamer is mineral deposits caused by a high mineral content in many municipal water supplies Mineral residue inside of the internal pipes and heater can cause inter mittent steaming or in some cases no steaming at all NOTE To reduce or eliminate the occurrence of mineral deposits we recommend the use of de mineralized or distilled water in the unit However regular tap water can also be used STEAMER MAINTENANCE Clean and rinse your steamer regularly All steamers need to be cleaned and rinsed on occasion to remove mineral deposits If steam from the steamer becomes intermittent or stops altogether please refer to the section on cleaning of mineral deposits Never use additives Additives such as salt perfumes and dyes should never be added to the water tank These substances will corrode or clog internal parts Steam in a vertical upright position Do not use the steamer in horizontal position an iron Steam in a vertical up and down motion This
6. ndle on the exclusive hanger stand so that the hose is well extended The normally stiff hose becomes highly flexible when steam is emitted making it easier to use Page 6 EFFICIENT GARMENT STEAMING Extend both sides of the hanger turn the grooved tubes on each side of the support to fasten Then hang the steam head between the prongs at the top Align the shoulders of the garment on the hanger and allow it to hang freely When pressing clothing temperature humidity and pressure are important Because the steam released if of high temperature 212 F degree Temperature and humidity condition for easy pressing are sufficient Since clothing is hung from the support and hangs freely The pressure on the garment may be weak thus one hand should control the handle of the steam head and the other hand should be placed in the clothing itself to allow for pressure to be applied Practice by repetition As with regular ironing the steam pressing process requires some getting used to Practice by repeating the process a number of times can quickly facilitate easy steam pressing When pressing clothing move the handle lightly in upward and downward movements only note shaking the handle and or moving it from side to side can result in water droplet creation on the steam release openings If the hose becomes bent during use e g when pressing the lower portion of garments a gargling noise may be heard and it could lead to the col
7. will allow the condensation in the hose to flow back into the steamer Do not pull the steamer by the power cord Pulling the steamer by the power cord may cause the internal wiring to become loose Storing the steamer Before storing the steamer for an extended period 30 days or more empty all water from the unit Water be comes stale with time and may cloy internal parts Page 8 TROUBLE SHOOTING Issue Question Solution Steam release has been decreased Since the water tank is likely empty refill it and then turn the steam press back on The hose makes a gardling noise and water If the hose is used for a substantial time in a droplets have collected in the handle bent state a gardling noise is emitted and water droplets collect in the handle When this happens extend the hose upward so it is not bent and hold for 2 3 seconds Water droplets appear on the steam head Hang hose at top of hanger for 30 seconds to clear passageway for the steam Should the water tank be filled with only cold Yes fill the water tank only with cold water water Power light is not turned on and steam does not Check the outlet to see if power supply is seem to be producing steam normal Connect another electric device to the outlet and check to see if power can be turned On
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