7
LEARN ABOUT CONTROL PANEL
The control panel comes with a power indicator light, a ‘TIME TO CLEAN’ indicator light, a LED,
standby/L/H/Turbo indicator lights, left button and right button. See fig 8
Insert the plug into wall socket and turn on the unit by using your foot to press the ON/OFF foot-step.
The unit makes a beep sound. Meanwhile, the power and ‘Turbo’ indicator lights illuminate. The LED
displays number ‘4’. The steamer is running and will produce steam in around 35 seconds.
The vertical steamer has four steam levels: standby(steam level 1), L(steam level 2), H(steam level 3)
and Turbo(steam level 4). You can use buttons
or to set the steam level. The number on the LED
will change with a short beep accordingly when you push the
or button.
After operating for 30 hours in total, ‘TIME TO CLEAN’ indicator light illuminates.
USE WITH STEAM:
1. Place the vertical steamer on a flat, stable surface/floor.
2. Pull the power cord out and plug into a proper voltage outlet. Push cord rewinder foot-step to rewind
power cord.
3. Use your hand or foot to push ON/OFF switch to activate the unit. The power indicator light and
‘Turbo’ indicator light illuminate. The LED will display number ’4’ (the default steam level is level 4).
Use buttons
or to set your desired steam level. It takes around 30 seconds before the steam emits
from steam nozzle.
Note: Do not switch the steamer on if there is no water in water tank because it may overheat. It is
normal to hear a gurgling sound from the steamer while the heater starts to create steam, or when
condensation builds up. If this occurs during operation, just position the steam nozzle upright to allow
the excess condensation to drain back into steamer.
4. To steam a garment, place it on a clean and rust-free clothes hanger and use the clothes hanger hook,
or hang the garment on the folding rack directly.
5. Grasp the handle of steam nozzle, and place the steam nozzle at the bottom of the garment.
Steam will rise along the inside and outside of the fabric, removing wrinkles. Slowly
slide the steam nozzle vertically, from the bottom to the top of the garment. See fig 9.
6. Move the steam nozzle from the bottom to the top of the garment, and smooth the fabric
with the other hand.
7. Repeat steps 2 and 3 as necessary until the fabric is free of wrinkles.
8. Curtains and draperies can be steamed while still hanging. See fig 10.
9. Heavier fabrics may require repeated steaming.
10. To remove stubborn wrinkles, the fabric brush may also be used.
11. Hang the steam nozzle in an upright position on rotatable hanger when not in use.
12. Switch off the appliance and remove the plug from socket after use.
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