User manual RAVENSBURGER 18240 PIECES

[. . . ] You can decide, depending on your needs, whether to use the steam and suction together for complete cleaning, just the suction to effectively collect dust or just the steam for specific cleaning tasks. The suction feature: The heart of the filtration system is represented by the exclusive "Eco-Active" water filter, patented by Polti. The "Eco-Active" water filter uses the natural purifying force of water to trap dirt, preventing dispersion of dust into the environment. In addition, the HEPA filter collects impurities including pollen as well as dust mites. [. . . ] The turbine can be easily accessed for cleaning thanks to the practical flap (fig. E). If using the turbo brush on shag carpets and/or when you want the brush roller to move faster, you may remove the rubber profile from the front of the brush (fig. D) ENGLISH 132 LECOASPIRA TURBO & ALLERGY CARPETING/RUGS VACUUM FUNCTION To vacuum up dust and animal hair. Press the suction button (A4) to begin vacuuming. Adjust suction to level 3 (see paragraph 4. 1) to vacuum up dust or liquid. To stop suction, just press the button (A4). STEAM-VACUUM FUNCTION To wash, vacuum and sanitise carpets and rugs. Before steaming surfaces, we recommend vacuuming up any hair or dust, using the vacuum only function. Switch on the boiler and set the steam pressure according to how dirty the surface to be treated is, following the instructions in the relative paragraph (4. 2). Press the button (A5) on the handle to dispense steam over the surface to be cleaned. To stop the steam flow, simply release the button (A5). Then activate suction by means of the button (A4) to dry the surface treated. Keeping the button pressed (A4), select the desired suction power (see paragraph 4. 1). 133 ENGLISH LECOASPIRA TURBO & ALLERGY A3) PARQUET AND TERRACOTTA N. B. Please pay careful attention when cleaning wooden surfaces and treated terracotta flooring with steam as prolonged use of steam may damage the wax, polish or colour of the surfaces to be cleaned. Press the button (A5) on the handle to dispense steam over the surface to be cleaned. To stop the steam flow, simply release the button (A5). Then activate suction by means of the button (A4) to dry the surface treated. Keeping the button pressed (A4), select the desired suction power (see paragraph 4. 1). For best results, press the rubber window cleaning fitting against the surface to be dried, moving from the top to the bottom. N. B. If the surface is very dirty, we recommend vacuuming and washing deep-down, activating both steam and suction simultaneously (therefore pressing button A5 immediately followed by switch A4). This will ensure that surfaces are cleaned and dried in a single trip. 137 ENGLISH LECOASPIRA TURBO & ALLERGY B - EXTRAORDINARY CLEANING B1) GLASS/MIRRORS/SHOWER CUBICLE ACCESSORIES TO BE USED: steam + suction nozzle (D) with insert as per the following table: ACCESSORIES Steam + suction nozzle and 200 mm window cleaning insert Steam + suction nozzle and 130 mm window cleaning insert REFERENCE LETTER D + D1 PICTURE + FUNCTION Vacuum/steam cleaning for large surfaces Vacuum/steam cleaning for medium small surfaces D + D2 + STEAM-VACUUM FUNCTION To dissolve deposited scale, remove grease, polish and remove smears. To clean glass surfaces in particularly cold seasons, preheat the windows starting from a distance of about 50 cm. Switch on the boiler and set the steam pressure according to how dirty the surface to be treated is, following the instructions in the relative paragraph (4. 2). Press the button (A5) on the handle to dispense steam over the surface to be cleaned. To stop the steam flow, simply release the button (A5). Then activate suction by means of the button (A4) to dry the surface treated. [. . . ] After washing it, shake it gently to eliminate any reside of dirt and excess water. NOTE: allow the filter to dry naturally, away from direct sources of light and heat. It is advisable to wait 24 hours before replacing the filter in the appliance. · Replace the filter with a new one if it is torn. [. . . ]