Connecting the nozzle (g) and small brushes (q).
For removing very stubborn dirt, use the nozzle with the small brush.
Switch on the steam while simultaneously working with the small
brush to loosen the dirt.
Then, stop the steam and use the vacuum function to vacuum up
the dirt. To remove the small brush from the nozzle (g), simply
unscrew the brush. Fig. 8
The nozzle is especially suitable for the cleaning of:
- Aluminium or PVC window frames
- Radiators
- Sinks and wash basins
- Interior surfaces of shower stalls,
- Tile joints on vertical and horizontal surfaces.
Connecting the textiles tool (b) and window wiper (c)
To clean armchairs, mattresses, and fabric surfaces, use the textile
tool (b), using the steam function and then the vacuum function to
vacuum up the steam and dirt.
For the cleaning of glass and small hard surfaces, attach the window
wiper (c) to the textiles tool (b), Fig. 9, by sliding the window wiper
on the tool (b) in the direction shown in the illustration.
Connecting the hose (d) to the multi-function cleaner
- Flick the accessory socket door (9) wide open and fit the quick
connection of the hose (d) to the socket on the front of the appliance.
Press the connection in as far as it will go.
- Close the accessory socket door (9) so that is rests on the body
of the quick connection and check that the two elements are properly
engaged. (Fig. 10)
Connecting the blower
The air that is blown out through the blower enables you to perform different tasks such as gathering
the leaves in the garden and removing the dust from areas that simply cannot be reached with the
other accessories. To connect the blower:
- Remove the wastewater container (2) and the cover (1) from the appliance. Fig. 11
- Remove the blowing cap. Fig. 11 bis
- Introduce the blower as shown in the illustration. Fig. 12
- Introduce the hose (d) as described in the section called "connecting the hose".
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