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Attaching the steam head (Fig. D)
Connect the steam mop body to the steam head (6) via
the steam head connector (5), ensuring the connection
button (5a) clicks into place in the the opening (5b).
Attaching a cleaning pad (Fig. E)
Replacement cleaning pads are available from your
BLACK+DECKER dealer :- (cat no. FSMP20-XJ).
Place a cleaning pad (7) on the fl oor with the velcro 'loop'
side facing up.
Lightly press the steam mop down onto the cleaning pad (7).
Caution: Always place your steam mop with the handle (9)
supported in the upright position when stationary and make
sure the steam mop is turned off when not in use.
Removing a cleaning pad
Caution! Always wear suitable shoes when changing the
cleaning pad on your steam mop. Do not wear slippers or
open toed footwear.
Return the handle (9) to the upright position and turn the
steam mop 'OFF'.
Wait until the steam mop cools down (approximately
5 minutes).
Lift the steam mop away from the cleaning pad freeing it
from the velcro fastening.
Caution! Always place your steam mop with the handle (9)
supported in the upright position when stationary and make
sure the steam mop is turned off when not in use.
Using as a hand held unit
Disonnect the hand held unit from the steam head by
pushing the connection button (5a) fi gure D.
Remove the handle (9) from the hand held unit by pushing
the handle connector button (8) fi gure C.
Fitting accessories (Fig. F)
Fit the accessorie adaptor (13) into the main body of the
unit ensuring the button (13a) clicks into the relevant
opening.
Attach the required accessorie to the accessorie adaptor
(13) and twist clockwise to lock into place.
Filling the water tank (Fig. G)
Note! Fill the water tank with clean tap water.
Note! In areas of hard water, the use of de-ionised water is
recommended.
Open the water tank access tab (3).
Fill the water tank (4) with water.
Warning! Your water tank has a 380ml capacity. Do not over
fi ll the tank.
Replace the water tank access tab.
Note! Ensure the water tank access tab is fi rmly secured.
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(Original instructions)
Note! Do not use chemical cleaners with your steam mop
water tank.
Use
Important! This unit will kill 99.9% of bacteria and germs
when used in accordance with the instructions in this manual
and with the micro fi bre pad fi tted and a continuous run time
of 90 seconds.
Switching on and off
To switch the appliance on, press the ON/Off button (1).
It takes approximately 15 seconds for the steam mop to
heat up.
Press the steam operation button (2). This will operate the
pump and the unit will begin to produce steam.
To stop steam generation, turn the steam operation button
(2) to off. This will maintain power to the boiler for quicker
start up.
To switch the appliance off, press the ON/Off button (1).
Caution! Never leave the steam mop in one spot on any
surface for any period of time.
Always place the steam mop with the handle (9) supported in
the upright position when stationary and make sure the steam
mop is turned off when not in use.
Caution! Always empty the steam mop after use.
Note! When fi rst fi lled or after running dry, it can take up to
45 seconds for steam to be produced.
Hints for optimum use
General
Caution: Never use the steam mop without fi rst attaching
a cleaning pad.
Always vacuum or sweep the fl oor before using the steam
mop.
The easiest way to use the appliance is to tilt the handle
to a 45º angle and clean slowly, covering a small area at
a time.
Do not use chemical cleaners with your steam mop. To
remove stubborn stains from vinyl or linoleum fl oors, you
can pre-treat with a mild detergent and some water before
using the steam mop.
Steam Cleaning
Place a cleaning pad (7) on the fl oor with the velcro 'loop'
side facing up.
Lightly press the steam mop down onto the cleaning pad (7).
Connect the steam mop to the mains.
Press the ON/OFF button (1). It takes approximately
15 seconds for the steam mop to heat up.
Press the steam operate button (2). After a few seconds,
steam will start to come out of the steam head.
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