Sharper Image S1570 manual

Steam Wizard ® Professional SI570 Instructions Read and save these instructions. SI570 IM_v1 1204 1/20/05 3:43 PM Page 1[...]

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Important Safety Instructions ...................................................... 6 W arnings ................................................................................ 6 General Instructions ...................................................................9 Grounding Instructions .........................................................[...]

W ARNINGS T o re d uce the ri sk of fir e, e le ct r ic sh oc k or i nj ur y whe n usi ng an y e le ct ri cal ap p li - a nc e, bas ic pre ca uti on s sh ou ld alwa ys b e fo ll owe d , in cl udi ng: • Read all instructions before using this appliance. • This appliance operates at 120V AC and 60Hz only . • Connect to a properly grounded outle[...]

• Use only as described in this manual. Use only with the manu - facturer ’s attachments included with this unit. • Do not use if cord or plug appears to be damaged. If the appli - ance is not working properly , or has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or dropped into water , return it to a service cen - ter or to the original place of pu[...]

• T urn off all controls before unplugging unit from outlet. • Do not unplug by pulling the cord. Grasp the plug itself when unplugging from an outlet, not the cord. • Do not handle the plug or appliance with wet hands. • Do not use without collection container and/or filter in place. • Do not put any object into openings. Do not continue[...]

Grounding Instructions This appliance must be properly grounded. If it should malfunc - tion or break down, grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current, reducing the risk of electric shock. This appli - ance is equipped with a cord that has an equipment- grounding conductor and grounding plug . The plug must be inserted into [...]

not available. The temporary adapter should be used only until a properly grounded outlet (sketch A) can be installed by a quali - fied electrician. The rigid lug (usually green) extending from the adapter must be connected to a permanent ground, such as a properly grounded outlet box cover . Whenever the adapter is used, it must be held in place b[...]

Grounding Instructions 11 Grounding Pin Lug for Grounding Screw Metal Screw Grounded Outlet SI570 IM_v1 1204 1/20/05 3:43 PM Page 11[...]

Always unplug the unit and empty the water tank when not in use. Never store the Steam W izard with water in the tank or plugged in to a power outlet. 1. Disconnect the Steam W izard from the wall socket before filling the water tank. 2. Press the T ANK RELEASE T AB to remove the tank for filling . 3. Remove the water tank cap by twisting it counte[...]

F illing the W ater T ank 13 T ank Release T ab SI570 IM_v1 1204 1/20/05 3:43 PM Page 13[...]

F or maximum performance and product life, always empty and clean the collection chamber and the filter after every use. 1. T o activate, press the VACUUM button. 2. Glide the nozzle over the debris or spill until it has been vacuumed into the collection chamber . 3. T o turn the unit off , press the VACUUM button. 4. Do not allow the collection ch[...]

W et or Dry V acuum 15 Collection Chamber V acuum Button SI570 IM_v1 1204 1/20/05 3:43 PM Page 15[...]

The tank must always contain water when operating in the Steam or Spray mode. Always test a small area of carpet or upholstery for color fastness before cleaning with water , steam or cleaning solutions. 1. T o activate the internal heating element, press the STEAM or SPRA Y button. Allow 30 seconds for the unit to begin producing steam. 2. F or st[...]

Steam or Steam Spray 17 Spray Button Steam Button Collection Chamber SI570 IM_v1 1204 1/20/05 3:43 PM Page 17[...]

Clean after each use or when the collection chamber becomes full. The water tank must be emptied before the unit is stored. 1. Disconnect the Steam W izard from the wall socket and hold the unit over a wastebasket, pointing the nozzle down. 2. Release the locking tab located at the rear of the chamber . P ull the chamber away from the unit. 3. Remo[...]

Note: There are no user - serviceable parts. Cleaning 19 Collection Chamber Release T abs W ater T ank SI570 IM_v1 1204 1/20/05 3:43 PM Page 19[...]

Always test- clean a small section of the stained area first. Most cleaning agents will do damage to certain fabrics or dyes. • F or mos t fr e sh spi lls, r em ove as muc h l iqu id as po s sib le , as qu ic kl y as p oss ibl e. Use the Stea m W iz ar d va cu um to ex tr act liqu id f rom th e ca r pet or u ph ols te ry b efor e pr e pa ring to [...]

• F irst try to clean the spill with steam only . In most cases the steam will eliminate the spill with the lowest possible risk of permanent damage. Boost your cleaning power by using a spray bottle to mist over the soiled area with a cleaning agent. Let the mist settle on the stain for a minute, then clean with the Steam W izard. Use cleaning a[...]

Stain Removal T ips 22 T ype of Stain Best Reaction Optional Agent F ood p rod u cts D o n ’t a ll ow to dr y En zy me de te rge nt Be er or S oda D o n ’t a ll ow to dr y Di lute d vine gar Ble ach D o n ’t wait Fl ush wit h wate r B lo od D o n ’ t use hot En zy me de te rge nt wa te r sp ray Ch oco la te D o n ’t a ll ow to dr y Dil u [...]

• Nev er use more t han one ch e mic al or cle ani ng age nt on a stain . • Use o nl y w at e r o r s t ea m t o r em o v e st a in s tr ea te d wi th bak in g so da. • Whe n flus hin g wi th wat er , v acu um up imm ed ia te ly . Do not so ak. Stain Removal T ips 23 T ype of Stai n Bes t R eact ion Op ti on al Agen t Mil k / Cre am D o n ’[...]

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