Morphy Richards IB70540 Manuel utilisateur

Steam cleaner

Please read and keep these instructions

Quick start

1Fill the tank up to a maximum of 1.0 litre of water

(using warm water will reduce the heat-up time).

Screw cap on and tighten fully.

2Attach the hose and required accessories.

3Connect to the power supply.

4Press the on/offbutton to start heat-up. When

orange light turns off, the steam is ready.

5Press the trigger on the handle to release the

steam.

6Aim the steam safely: at the start water may be

ejected. Hold over a sink or bucket until excess

water has cleared.

Descaling

Descale regularly, do not wait for a problem to

occur. In very hard water areas we recommend using

distilled water.

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Important safety

instructions

The use of any electrical appliance

requires the following common sense safety

rules.

Primarily there is danger of injury or death

and secondly the danger of damage to the

appliance. These are indicated in the text by

the following two conventions:

WARNING: Danger to the person!

IMPORTANT: Damage to the appliance!

In addition we offer the following safety

advice.

Location

• Do not use or keep this product outside

when it is raining.

• Do not store the appliance near hot

ovens or heating appliances.

Children

• Children do not understand the dangers

associated with operating electrical

appliances. Never allow children to use

this appliance.

Personal safety

• The plug must be removed from the wall

socket before cleaning, filling the boiler or

maintaining the appliance.

• To protect against fire, electric shock and

personal injury do not immerse cord, plug

or cleaner in water or other liquid.

• Do not discharge the steam towards

people. Danger of scalding.

• Never touch the plug or cable with wet

hands.

• Never modify the cleaner in any way.

• When using the machine always keep it

horizontal.

•Steam must not be directed towards

equipment containing electrical

components, such as the interior of

ovens.

Other safety considerations

•Do not use any chemical detergents,

perfumes, alcohol etc in the water.

• Repairs to electrical appliances are only

to be undertaken by trained personnel.

Unprofessional repairs can be dangerous

for users.

• Use only genuine Morphy Richards spare

parts and accessories.

• If the electrical cable becomes damaged

the complete cable assembly must be

replaced. Do not attempt this task

yourself, contact Morphy Richards using

the replacement parts number on the

front of this leaflet.

• The appliance must never be left running

when unsupervised.

• This steam cleaner is intended for

domestic use only. Misuse or use for

commercial or any other purpose will

render the guarantee invalid.

Electrical

requirements

Check that the voltage on the rating plate

of your unit corresponds with your house

electricity which must be A.C. (alternating

current).

If the socket outlets in your home are not

suitable for the plug supplied with this

appliance the plug should be removed and

the appropriate one fitted.

WARNING: The plug removed from

the mains lead, if severed, must be

destroyed as a plug with a bared

flexible cordis hazardous if engaged

into a live socket outlet.

WARNING: This appliance must be

earthed.

Should the fuse in the 13 amp plug

require changing a 13 amp BS1362 fuse

must be fitted.

When using this appliance outdoors it

should be additionally protected by a RCCB

(Residual Current Circuit Breaker).

Features

⁄Tool storage cart

¤Wheels

‹Tube park

›Filler cap

ﬁCarrying handle

ﬂOn/offswitch

‡Power light

·Thermostat indicator light

‚Steam adjustment knob

„Hose inlet and flap

‰Hose handle

ÂTrigger lock button

ÊSteam trigger

ÁHose

Accessories

ËExtension tubes x 3

ÈProfessional iron

ÍIron pad

ÎUpholstery nozzle

ÏCloth cap for upholstery nozzle

ÌWindow squeegee attachment

ÓElbow attachment (shown attached to

floor nozzle)

ÔFloor nozzle

Cotton towel

ÒAngled nozzle

ÚSmall and large plastic brushes

ÛSmall and large brass brushes

ÙJet nozzle

ıJet nozzle adaptor

ˆMeasuring jug

˜Funnel

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Fitting the hose

1Pull the hose inlet flap „down at the

front of the cleaner, line up the locating

keyway on the plug with the socket and

push the hose connector firmly and fully

into the cleaner socket B.

Quick accessory

assembly guide

Please refer to the accessory assembly

section for full descriptions on how to attach

tubes and nozzles.

Most accessories arestored in the cart

under the steamer D.

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Using

IMPORTANT: Please remember that the

steam cleaner operates by emitting steam at

an increased temperature of 130˚C. Never

use it on objects or surfaces which cannot

resist this temperature, delicate materials,

dralon, plastic, natural fur etc. Where any

doubt exists check carefully on a part of the

material where minor marks will not matter.

Filling the boiler

Ensure the steamer is unplugged from

the mains supply before filling or re-filling.

1Unscrew the filler cap ›by pressing

down and turning anti-clockwise.

2Fill the boiler with a maximum of 1.0 litres

of water by using the jug and funnel

provided. Warm water may be used

which will reduce the heat-up time. Do

not use any detergent.

3Refit the filler cap and fully tighten by

pressing down and turning clockwise.

WARNING: The filler cap must never

be opened during use.

IMPORTANT: The use of any other fluids

can be dangerous and can lead to damage

ofthe heating element.

Re-filling the boiler

WARNING: Always switch off, unplug

from the mains supply and release all

steam before opening and removing the

filler cap.

1Release the steam pressure by pressing

the steam trigger Êon the handle until

all the steam has been expelled F.Leave

the steamer to cool down for a few

minutes.

2Fill the boiler as previously.

• Use warm water to reduce the risk of

spitting.

Switching on

1Insert the plug into the power socket.

2Switch the cleaner on by pressing the

on/off switch ﬂto ‘on’ G.The red

power indicator light ‡and the orange

thermostat indicator light ·will

illuminate. It will take approximately

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seven minutes to reach the correct

temperature.

3When the correct temperature has been

reached the orange thermostat indicator

light will go out. The steam cleaner is

now ready to use.

The orange thermostat indicator light will

cycle on-and-off during operation to show

that the steamer is maintaining the correct

temperature.

WARNING: To avoid injury, the

cleaner should be switched off during

breaks or pauses of work. For extra

safety apply the trigger safety lock.

If you leave the working area, please

switch the cleaner off and unplug.

Steam cleaning

1Ensure the safety lock Âis off. Push the

lock from the left side to lock the trigger

and push from the right to release the

lock H.

2Press the steam trigger and steam will be

emitted from the nozzle. Direct the steam

at a cloth or into a bucket or sink until the

steam is emitted evenly.

WARNING: At the start hot water

may be ejected.

WARNING: Aim the steam safely.

3Keep the steam trigger pressed and

direct the steam at the surface to be

cleaned, removing the dirt by moving the

steam jet backwards and forwards over

the area.

4Tostop the steam jet, release the steam

trigger.

IMPORTANT: Do not hold the steam jet

concentrated in one place for too long.

• To control the steam temperature and the

cleaning power move the handle closer to

orfurther away from the surface being

cleaned.

Steam adjustment

The steam adjustment control ‚varies

the steam output. Turn the knob fully anti-

clockwise for the maximum amount of steam

or clockwise for decreasing amounts of

steam I.

Accessories

WARNING: Unplug the steamer and

allow to cool beforefitting or changing

attachments as they become hot during

use.

Attach the desired accessory to the hose

handle ‰.Extension tubes can be attached

to the handle for extra reach.

1Push the extension tubes Ëonto the

handle connection nozzle as far as they

will go until you hear a click J.

•Some tasks may be easier with only one

tube fitted or non at all.

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2To connect the desired accessory directly

to the hose handle, slide the handle into

the accessory head or tube until it locks

in place K.

Floor nozzle

The floor nozzle is used for the cleaning

of large, washable walls and floor areas. The

floor nozzle can be used with or without the

cotton towel .

• Sensitive surfaces, wood, linoleum etc.

should be used with the cloth.

1Fit the elbow attachment Óto the floor

nozzle and twist 1/2 a turn L.

2Fit the floor nozzle to the extension tube

or handle M.

3To fit the cloth to the floor nozzle pull the

cloth under the clips on both sides. Extra

cloths can be ordered through our

helpline. Alternatively any strong,

uncoloured cotton cloths may be

used N.

• The cleaning power of the cloth can be

optimised by turning and changing the

cleaning cloth regularly.

• To clean very dirty areas, move the

cleaning nozzle over the surface more

slowly in order to increase the cleaning

action of the steam.

IMPORTANT: The cleaner is not suitable

for cleaning unsealed wooden floors,

laminates, soft plastics or wooden furniture.

If in doubt check with the flooring

manufacturer.

Accessory adaptor

1Push the jet nozzle adaptor ıas far as it

will go onto the connection nozzle until

you hear it click into place O.

2The jet nozzle adaptor can be removed

again by pressing the accessory

connection button to release it.

Jet nozzle

1Push the jet nozzle directly onto the jet

nozzle adaptor and turn in a clockwise

direction to lock into place P.

2It can be used with various fittings, eg the

angled nozzle and small and large brush

attachments, depending on the task.

• The jet nozzle can be used with various

fittings for cleaning inaccessible areas

such as corners, joints, blinds, radiators

and toilets as well as various surfaces

such as stainless steel, windows, mirrors,

enamelled surfaces and also for stain

removal.

Brush attachments

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1Choose the desired plastic or metal brush

attachment for the task Q.

2Fit the brush attachment onto the jet

nozzle by pushing on.

3Pull to remove.

IMPORTANT: Do not use the brass brush

on grouting or delicate surfaces. Always test

ahidden area before using steam on any

surface.

Upholstery attachment

1Fit the rectangular upholstery steam

nozzle to the jet nozzle adaptor by

pushing on and turning clockwise to

lock R.

2This nozzle can be used with or without

the cotton cover Ï.

3Turn anti-clockwise and pull to remove.

• This nozzle is ideal for cleaning cushions,

carpets and car seats.

IMPORTANT: Always test on a hidden

area before you start. Steam cleaning may

not be suitable for certain fabrics such as

dralon due to the high temperature of the

steam.

Window squeegee attachment

1Locate the window squeegee onto the

two tabs at the bottom of the upholstery

nozzle. Then push the top of the

squeegee until the clip goes over the top

of the upholstery nozzle S.

• This attachment is ideal for cleaning

windows, mirrors, ceramic tiles and other

non porous smooth surfaces.

• Apply the steam evenly to the glass

surface from a distance of 10-15 cm.

Then switch the steam off and wipe the

moisture off the glass from top to bottom

using the rubber squeegee. Wipe the

rubber squeegee and the lower edge of

the window. Dry after every strip.

IMPORTANT: Glass surfaces can be

shattered by the sudden application of

excessive heat. Warm glass surfaces first

from a distance of 20-25 cm. Continue at a

distance of 10-15 cm.

Professional iron

(certain models only)

The high steam professional iron

produces up to six times more steam than a

normal domestic iron and is up to four times

faster.

•Do not stand the iron on its end, always

place it with the soleplate down on the

iron pad Í.

1Firmly insert the plug of the iron into the

hose inlet of the cleaner until it locks in

place.

2Set the iron temperature knob to the

correct temperature for the fabric to be

ironed.

3Switch the steamer on by pressing the

on/off switch. The orange power light on

the steamer will illuminate and the orange

warming-up light on the iron will

illuminate. The light on the iron will go off

when the iron has reached the desired

temperature (and cycle on-and-off during

operation to show that the iron is

maintaining the correct temperature).

4When the steam is ready for use and the

iron is hot, place your thumb on the large

switch located at the top of the iron, to

release steam.

5Release some steam away from the

fabric beforecommencing ironing until a

steady flow of steam comes out.

•The iron can be used vertically to ‘steam-

iron’ curtains, dresses etc.

Tube park

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• During use the tubes and nozzle can be

stored in the park position for short

breaks whilst cleaning T.

Tool storage cart

The cleaner may be used with or without

the storage cart.

Press the button at the rear of the cleaner

and lift to remove the boiler from the cart U.

The accessories for your steam cleaner

can be neatly stored in the cart.

When replacing the steam cleaner on the

cart put hose inlet end „in first, then with a

firm downward motion push till the button at

the back of cart goes in then out, a click will

be heard.

T U

Cord storage

There is a cord storage facility on the

bottom of the cart. With the cleaner on its

heel, pull-out the lower portion and rotate

1/2 a turn. Pull the latch in the centre

downwards to let the upper portion to move

out. Wrap the cable around the two hooks

V.For quick release of the cable rotate the

lower portion back 1/2 a turn.

• Make certain cord storage is returned

and latched to its original position before

use.

After use

1Switch the cleaner off and unplug from

the socket. Wait until the cleaner has

cooled down completely.

2Release any steam pressureby pressing

the steam trigger on the handle.

3Apply the steam safety lock.

4Remove the filler cap.

5Empty the water tank. Allow the inside of

the water tank to dry out before replacing

filler cap.

Rinsing the water tank

Toclean the water tank fill it with clean

water and shake vigorously. This will release

any limescale deposits that have collected

on the bottom of the tank. Pour the water

out by holding upside down.

Descaling

In order to prolong the life of your cleaner

you should descale the steam tank at least

every 6 months.

1Switch the cleaner off, unplug and allow

to cool.

2Empty any water out of the tank.

3Mix the descaler in the measuring jug

using warm water. We recommend using

50gm of citric acid crystals per 1 litre of

water. Citric acid crystals are available

from most pharmacies.

4Pour 1 litre of the descaler solution into

the tank.

5Fit the cap and tighten fully.

6Using the handle, move the steam

cleaner about to swill the solution around

the tank.

7Leave for 30 minutes.

8Empty the solution carefully.

9Rinse the tank with clean warm water,

then empty.

10 Wipe the outside of the cleaner with a

damp cloth to remove all traces of

descaler solution.

Warning: Do not switch on the

heater with the descaling solution

inside.

Careand

maintenance

Your cleaner is manufactured to

withstand normal day-to-day use, but an

occasional wipe over with a damp cloth will

help maintain its good looks. Abrasive

cleaners should not be used.

Purchasing parts

Use original parts. Replacement parts

can be purchased from specialist retailers. If

you have difficulty,call the helpline number .

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