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    S t e a m - A l l C a n i s t e r ® ® Im po r tant ! R ead this ma n ua l ca re f ull y , and keep f or f uture ref eren ce. U s e r ’ s G ui d e TM S T EAM 200[...]

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    2 Other Oreck ac cessories avail able at: Other Oreck ac cessories a vail able at: Other Oreck ac cessories avail able at: Than k Y ou fo r p urchas ing our top-of - t he- line Orec k S tea m- Al l ™ Caniste r S team Cl eaner . T h is po w erfu l, en vi ro n men ta ll y fr ie ndl y c leaner will h el p y ou c lean b oth hard flo ors and re fresh[...]

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    3 C o n t e n t s S a f e t y ................................ 4 G e n e r a l W a r n i n g s........................ 4 P a r t s ................................. 7 Pr oduc t Component s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Feat ure s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 A s s e m b l y .............................. 9 A[...]

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    4 S af e ty IMP ORT ANT S AF ET Y INS TR UCTIO NS ! Ge nera l W arn ings R ead all instru ctio ns be fo re using the steam clean er . W A RNIN G ! T o red uce the ris k o f fi re, e lectric sh ock, or in jur y w hen us i n g an e lec t rical app liance , b asi c pr ecau t i ons sh ould al wa y s be f oll o w ed, inc lu di n g the f oll o wing : ?[...]

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    5 • Do n ot handle the p lu g o r a ppli a nce wi th w et h a nds . • Do n ot o v er fil l the bo iler ta nk. Do no t e xc eed the maxi mum fill l e v el . U se th e me asur ing ju g t o m easure t he correct a mo unt of w ater . • Do n ot use wi t ho ut the fill er c ap in p lace . Ch eck that t he fille r ca p i s co mp le tel y scre w [...]

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    6 P art s ! D AN G ER Impro per c onnecti on of the equip men t - g ro unding con duc tor can r esul t i n a risk o f e lectric a l s hoc k. Check wi th a qualified e lectrici a n or s er vi ce pe rson if y ou a re i n dou bt as to w hethe r the outl et is g ro unded. If n ot, h a v e a prope r o utle t ins ta lled b y a qualifi ed e lectrici an.[...]

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    7 P art s Product Comp one nt s 1 . S tea m- Al l ™ S teamer 2. S houl der stra p 3. Handl e / hos e 4. Exte nsi on tu be ( 3) 5. Floo r n ozzl e ada pto r 6. Floo r n ozzl e 7 . Co t to n fl oor to w e l 8. J et noz zle adapt or 9. J et noz zle 1 0. Larg e brus h 1 1 . Small b r ush 1 2. Angl ed n oz zle 1 3. U ph ols tery n ozzl e 1 4. Cotto n[...]

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    8 F e a tu r e s 1 . Fill er Cap and Boile r T ank The fill er cap pre v en ts ste a m fro m es cap ing from the b oil er tan k. The b oile r tan k h o lds the wa ter/steam. 2. ON / OFF But ton T ur ns the ste a mer on and off . 3. Carr ying Handle U sed to c a r r y the ste a mer and ho ld during use . 4. Hos e hand le but ton U sed to c on t ro [...]

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    9 ! W A RNI NG ! A s s e m b l y Ti p ! T o red uce the ris k o f pe rson a l in jur y , unp l ug the po w er cord from the el ectr ic a l ou tle t and le t the unit /acces sori es c ool do wn c omp lete l y be f ore handling . At tach the Hose/ Han dl e 1 . Pull the ho se inl et fl ap do wn. 2. Line up the k e ywa y o n the hos e / handle wi th t[...]

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    10 At tachi ng the Jet Adapto r to Nozzles Note: The jet adap tor is used wh en a tt aching the uph ol stery no zzl e and je t n ozzl e. 1 . Ali gn the ke yw a y o n the jet no zzle adapt or s o i t is lined u p wi th the ke y in the no zzl e. 2. I nse r t the jet adap tor into the n oz zle of ch oi ce a nd rotate so the t w o are l oc ked t og eth[...]

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    11 T o at tach the cot ton floor towel to the floor no z zle: 1 . L if t the c lip on t he top o f the fl oor no zzle . 2. Pla ce the cotto n to w e l und er c lip a nd re leas e. 3. Re peat step s on e and tw o f or the oppos i te c l ip on the fl oor no zzle . Floor nozzl e c lip T o at tach the shoul der st r ap: If y ou w oul d like to u se[...]

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    12 U s e Cho ose the Attachm ent s T o de term ine the righ t to ol the f or t he jo b, y ou mu st fi rst ch oose the cor rect adap tor , n ozzl e an d acce sso r y . Nozzles an d The ir Accessori es Floor No z zle The fl oor n oz zle is used f or cl eani ng larg e fl oor areas. Floor No z zle Acces sor ies Cot ton T owel: Cleans sen si ti v e s[...]

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    13 Before Y ou Be gi n C lea ni ng ! W A RNI NG ! T o red uce the ris k o f pe rson a l in jur y , un pl u g the po we r co rd f ro m the el ectr ic a l outl et a nd le t the unit/ acces sori es c ool do wn co mp le tel y be f ore handling . S tea m ma y ca use serio us inj ur y if in co ntact wi th bod y par ts. Al wa y s allo w the steame r to co[...]

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    14 ! W A RNI NG ! T o red uce the ris k o f pe rson a l in jur y , un pl u g the po we r co rd f ro m the el ectr ic a l outl et a nd le t the unit/access ories coo l d o wn c omp lete l y be fo re h a ndling . S tea m ma y ca use serio us inj ur y if in co ntact wi th bod y par ts. Al wa y s re le ase all s team pr ess u re be fo re r emo ving the[...]

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    15 ! W A RNI NG ! S tea m ma y ca use serio us inj ur y if in co ntact wi th bod y par ts. Ens ure the filler cap is sea ted pro per ly and tigh t, and the s a f ety loc k b utto n o n the hos e handl e i s en ga ged bef ore tu r ning t he steame r O N. Al wa y s direct th e tr i gge r a w a y from the user and a w a y fro m an y b ys ta nd ers. T[...]

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    16 ! W A RNI NG ! Apply Stea m T o red uce the ris k o f pe rson a l in jur y , un pl u g the po we r co rd f ro m the el ectr ic a l outl et a nd le t the unit/access ories coo l d o wn c omp lete l y be f ore handling . Ho t w ater ma y be e jected at s ta r t -u p and pos si bl y ca use serio us in jur y if in co ntac t wi t h bod y pa r ts. Al [...]

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    17 ! W A RNI NG ! Cleani ng Glass Surf ace s Su dd en a pp lica tion of ex cessi ve hea t ma y sh atte r glass and caus e se r io us in j ury . Al w a ys warm glass su r fa ces gr adu a ll y w hen ap pl ying steam to the glass. 1 . W a r m th e gl ass b y a pp lyin g the ste a m e v enl y to the g lass from a di stance of ei ght to ten inch es. 2. [...]

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    18 Af ter Usin g th e Stea me r 1 . S wi tch the s teamer OFF , unp lu g the po w er c ord a nd allo w the steamer to coo l o ff . 2. P res s the steam t r i gg er and re leas e an y s team pr ess u re . 3. Eng ag e the ste a m s a f ety l ock bu t to n. 4. Re mo v e the filler cap . 5. Empty the bo i le r tan k and allo w the ta nk to dr y be f o[...]

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    19 M ai n t e n an c e Ri nsi ng the Boi ler T ank ! W A RNI NG ! T o red uce the ris k o f pe rson a l in jur y , un pl u g the po we r co rd f ro m the el ectr ic a l outl et a nd le t the unit/access ories coo l d o wn c omp lete l y be fo re h a ndling . 1 . F ill the boil er t an k wi th w ater . 2. Pla ce the filler ca p on and shake vi go r[...]

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    20 T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g Se r vice pro bl ems tha t a ppea r to be ma jo r can often be so lv ed eas ily . Y ou can be y our o wn trou b les hoo ter b y re vie wing th is guide . All o t her servi cing sh oul d be don e b y an Orec k au thorized s er vi ce ce nter . Prob le m Che ck So lut io n U nit f a ils t o s team Hea ting indic ator l[...]

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    21 R e p l a c e m e n t P art s All acce sso r ie s and rep lace men t p a r ts are so ld sep a rate ly . T o o rder , c a ll o ur cu sto mer servi ce gro up or visi t o u r w eb si te. Pl ease ha v e y our m ode l n umber from the da t a l abe l o n the botto m o f the un i t. Item N um ber Acc es sorie s F our co tton floo r t o w els , tw o co[...]

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    2 2 W arr an t y Stea m-Al l Can ister ORECK MAN U F A C TU R I NG COMP AN Y : (Orec k Manuf act ur ing Com pa n y gi v es y ou the fo llo wing l im ited war ra nty f or t his prod uct only if i t w as original ly purchased fo r res iden tia l u se, n ot re sa le , from Oreck o r an Oreck Au t horized Re t ai l Deale r .) Oreck w i ll rep a i r o r[...]

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