- 1). Insert the steamer head into the steamer body. Insert and tighten the Phillips screw at the connection point to secure the head to the body. Insert the handle into the attached head and body. Tighten the Phillips screw on the rear to secure the handle.
- 2). Attach the heating pad around the power nozzle. Pull the drawstring to tighten the edges of the heating pad. This keeps it attached while you are cleaning.
- 3). Grasp the water reservoir from the handle and pull it away. Unscrew the cap on top, and then remove the assembly from inside. Fill the reservoir with cold water. Reinsert the assembly and replace the cap. Reinsert the reservoir into the steamer.
- 4). Plug the power cord into a wall outlet. Wait about a minute for the steamer to heat up. The LED light on the steamer will change from yellow to green when the steamer is ready for use.
- 5). Move the steamer back and forth on a section of the floor while holding the trigger. This releases the steam and cleans the floor as you work the steamer back and forth. When the section is clean, move to another section. Do not hold the steamer trigger down for longer than 10 seconds at a time.
- 6). Unplug the unit and remove the water reservoir when you run out of steam. A full tank should net approximately 30 minutes worth of cleaning. Repeat the process to continue cleaning your floor.
- 7). Allow the system to cool down after use, and then remove the microfiber heating pad. Wash the heating pad in your washing machine.
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