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can be used to store individual attachments (11), (12), (13),
(14) or (15).
Wall storage (Fig. J-N)
(Available with BHSM15FX10)
The wall storage unit (16) comes in three pieces: Wall bracket
(16a), storage hook (16b), and storage box with lid (16c).
NOTE: When mounting to a wall, ensure the mounting
method is suitable for the wall type and is appropriate for the
weight of the appliance.
1. Mark the location of the wall bracket screw holes onto the
wall. Ensure the wall bracket (16a) is placed at a height that
allows the appliance to hang without hitting the floor.
2.Secure the wall bracket (16a) to the wall using appropriate
screws and anchors for the type of wall and weight of the
appliance.
NOTE: Screws and wall anchors are provided for typical
drywall installation and may need to be replaced with other
fasteners for different wall types.
3.Clip storage hook (16b) to the right side of the
wall bracket (16a) as shown in fig. K. Rotate the storage hook
(16b) upwards as shown in fig. L. Snap the storage hook (16b)
into place by pressing down as shown in fig. M.
4.The storage hook (16b) allows you to hang the cable cleanly.
5.Slide the storage box with lid (16c) onto the
wall bracket (16a) using the rail system provided.
Any accessories not being stored using the on pole
storage accessory (23) can be stored in the storage box with
lid (16c).
NOTE: When using the wall storage, store the handheld
steam unit (3) with floor extension (7) and floor cleaning head
(8) attached in the right-side opening of the wall storage unit
(16) as shown in fig. N. The small countertop mop head (10)
attachment can be placed in the left-side opening. All other
attachments can be stored in the storage box (22). To avoid
damage to the handheld steam unit (3), never attempt to store
the steam mop unit without the floor extension attached, as it
will not be secured in place.
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(Original instructions)
Technical Data
Voltage
Power
Tank Capacity
Weight
Troubleshooting
If your appliance seems not to operate properly, follow the
instructions below. If this does not solve the problem, please
contact your local BLACK+DECKER repair agent.
Problem
Step
1.
The steam mop is not
turning on
2.
3.
4.
The steam mop is not
producing steam
5.
6.
The steam mop stops
producing steam
7.
during use
The steam mop is
producing too much
8.
steam during use
The steam mop is
producing too little
9.
steam during use
Where can I get further
information/
10.
accessories
V
ac
W
ml
kg
Possible solution
Check the unit is plugged in at the wall
socket
Check the unit is switched on using the
ON/OFF switch (1)
Check the fuse in the plug
The steam mop will only produce steam
once the unit is switched on, the boiler has
heated up for 30 seconds and then the
steam flow button has been pressed on
Check that the water tank is full. Note:
When first filled or after running dry it can
take up to 45 seconds for steam to be
produced
Check steps 1, then 2, then 3, then 4
Check steps 4, then 5, then 3
The unit has two steam flow settings. Set
the steam flow to low steam by pressing
the button
The unit has two steam flow settings. Set
the steam flow to high steam by pressing
the button
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1500
500
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