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USER GUIDE
9 in 1 Steam Cleaner
SM16
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When Operating Your Appliance
Do NOT use the appliance if it has been dropped, damaged, left •
outdoors, or dropped into water.
Do NOT pull or carry the appliance by the cord, close a door on •
the cord, or pull the cord around sharp edges or corners.
Use the handle to carry and move the appliance.•
Do NOT run the appliance over the power cord. •
Do NOT handle the mains plug or appliance with wet hands. •
Turn o all controls before unplugging. •
Always remove the power cord from the outlet and handle the •
steam cleaner with care when lling the water tank with water.
Do not over ll the water tank.•
Do not use without the water and solution tanks in place. Check •
that tank caps are tightly xed before use.
Do not operate without water in the water tank.•
Do not ll the water tank with anything other than fresh water. •
Never put ANY additives n the water tank as they may damage
the steam cleaner or make it dangerous to use.
If you live in a hard water area use distilled or demineralised water to •
minimise limescale build-up
Empty the water and solution tanks after use.•
Do not touch any hot areas on the steam cleaner. It is normal •
for the steam cleaner to heat up during operation.
Wear sensible footwear. Do not operate this appliance in bare feet •
or while wearing slippers, open toed sandals or canvas shoes.
IMPORTANT
The force and heat of the steam may have an adverse eect on •
some materials. Always test the steamer on a small concealed
area to determine if it is suitable for treatment.
Accessories become hot during use. Allow them to cool down •
before handling them. When supporting the hose or accessories
during use protect your hands (see Page 7).
Never• attach or remove accessories while the appliance is
switched on. Switch o and allow the unit to cool down rst.
• Caution! Hot Steam.
Never point or aim the steam cleaner at people, animals or •
plants. WARNING: Danger of scalding.
The liquid or steam must not be directed towards equipment •
containing electrical components, such as the interior of ovens.
There is a water lter cartridge in this device. Ensure that this •
cartridge is always correctly attached and changed regularly.
To reduce the risk of re, electrical shock, or injury:
Read all the instructions carefully before using your appliance •
and keep them for future reference. If you pass the product on
to a third party, include this manual.
Unplug the appliance from the mains supply when not in use, •
removing or attaching accessories, and before carrying out user
maintenance on the appliance.
When unplugging, hold the plug top, not the power cord.•
Do not immerse the body of the appliance or the electrical cord •
or plug in water or liquids.
Never leave the appliance unattended when it is connected to •
the electricity supply.
Do not use outdoors.•
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and •
above and persons with reduced physical sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have
been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the appliance. •
Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children •
unless they are older than 8 and supervised .
This appliance is for household use. Do not use for any purpose •
not expressly specied in this manual.
There are no user serviceable parts in this appliance. Unauthor-•
ised dismantling or servicing will void the warranty.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manu-•
facturer or its service agent or a similarly qualied person in
order to avoid a hazard
Refer all servicing which involves the taking or putting on of •
parts (other than those specically referred to in this manual)
to a qualied repair person or approved service centre.
Do not use attachments or accessories which are not recommend-•
ed by the manufacturer. They may cause malfunction or injury.
Do not use harsh abrasives, or caustic cleaners when cleaning •
this appliance.
Store the appliance away from direct sunlight, and out of the •
reach of children.
Before using this appliance ensure that the voltage of your elec-•
tricity supply is the same as that indicated on the rating plate
of the appliance. Connecting the steam cleaner to an improper
voltage supply may result in damage to the steam cleaner and
possible injury. This appliance must be earthed.
Important Safety Information
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Unpacking
Remove all packaging from the appliance and accessories. •
Retain the packaging. If you dispose of it, do so according to any
recycling regulations.
Identify the cleaner components from the illustrations on the •
next page. If any items are missing or damaged, contact your
nearest Tesco store for assistance. Please have your receipt ready
when you call.
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Your appliance and its accessories
FLOOR CLEANING ASSEMBLY
Handle1.
Steam Trigger2.
Power Cord3.
On/O Switch4.
Handle*5.
Steam Trigger*6.
Floor Head Clamp Lever7.
Solution Tank Cap8.
Solution Tank9.
Attachment Hook10.
Upper cord cleat11.
Lower cord cleat12.
Handle Release13.
Water Tank Cap14.
Water Tank15.
Floor Head16.
Solution Tank Switch17.
Brush18.
Textile Pad x219.
Carpet Glider20.
* Handheld Mode
HANDHELD MODE
A: On/O Switch
B: Handle
C: Steam Trigger
D: Hose Adaptor
E: Power Cord
F: Cone Adaptor
G: Squeegee
H: Squeegee Bonnet x2
I: Wire Brush
J: Angled Nozzle
K: Small Plastic Brush
L: Large Plastic Brush
M: Plastic Scraper
N: Grout Brush
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BURNS CAN OCCUR FROM TOUCHING HOT
METAL PARTS, HOT WATER OR STEAM.
EXERCISE CARE WHEN HANDLING
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Assembling Your Cleaner for Cleaning Floors
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Attaching the Handle and the Floor Head
There is a peg in the handle stem. Line up the peg in the stem with the hole in the cleaner housing and push it in. The peg will 1.
click into place securing the handle. You may need to push quite hard to insert the handle fully - it is an intentional tight t.
Line up the oor head with the nozzle in the body and push rmly. Now pull the oor head back slightly to check that it is 2.
securely attached.
Attaching the Cleaning Pad: Whenever you clean oors the cleaning pad must be rmly attached to the oor head. We recommend
you wash and and dry the cleaning pad before rst use to ensure that there are no lint particles adgering to the surface.
Around the edge of the cleaning pad there is a “hook and loop” strip. Place the cleaning pad on the oor with the strip facing 3.
up and align the cleaner over the pad.
Place the oor head on the pad and press lightly with your foot to attach the pad securely.4.
Attaching the Carpet Glider: Use the carpet glider only when you are refreshing carpeted surfaces.
Place the carpet glider on the oor as shown and align the cleaner over it..5.
Place the oor head on the glider and press lightly with your foot to attach the carpet glider securely.6.
Filling the Water Tank
7. Remove the water tank. Press the release button on the top of the tank and hinge the tank out.
8. Lift out the stopper on the tank. Fill the tank with fresh cold water or demineralised water (see Page 2) to a level just below the
top of the tank.
9. Push the stopper in rmly and replace the tank.
Filling the Solution Tank
Special detergent solutions are available. These solutions act with the steam to improve cleaning, refresh carpets and enhance
special nishes on solid oors. Always consult the oor manufacturer or a specialist professional before using detergent solutions
and always adhere strictly to the instructions on the detergent packaging concerning dilution levels etc. Always try the solution
on a test (hidden) area to check colour fastness and suitability before use.
10. Rotate the tank cap to the left to release it and then lift it o.
11. Press the “DETERGENT” switch on the oor head to the OFF position and ll the tank with the correctly prepared solution to
just below the top of the tank. Replace the tank cap and tighten rmly. When lling the tank take care not to spill solution on
the oor. If you wish you can remove the tank (see Page 7) and ll it over a sink
Winding and releasing the mains cord
12. Wind the cord around the upper and lower cleats on the rear of the stem. The upper cleat is a quick
release type. Rotate the cleat to release the cord. When the cord is released return the cleat to the
vertical position. There is a slot in the top of the upper cleat. If you wish you can push the cable into
the slot to keep the power cord from getting in the way.
Your steam cleaner is now ready for use.
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Cleaning Floors
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Preliminaries
Attach the proper accessory to the oor head. • Hard Floors: Cleaning pad. Carpets: Cleaning pad and carpet glider.
Solution Tank:• in the OFF position to prevent leakage. Always have the solution tank switched o when the cleaner is not in use.
All Floor Types: • Sweep or preferably vacuum the oor to remove dust and other particles before you begin steam cleaning.
Fill the water (and, if required) the solution tank.•
Operation
Set the cleaner upright. When the cleaner is upright it is stable and does not need to be held.1.
Uncoil the power cord fully. 2.
Plug the power cord into the mains power supply and switch on at the mains.3.
Press the On/O switch to switch the cleaner on The Blue ON light will illuminate. After about 30 seconds the red light on the 4.
switch will illuminate indicating the cleaner is ready for use
Place your foot on the Floor Head and recline the handle. Make sure the power cord lies outside your body.5.
Press the Steam trigger to release steam. Always use the minimum amount of steam to accomplish the task. This enables the 6.
steam mop to last longer between rells, minimises water penetration and shortens drying times. If you keep the steam trigger
permanently pressed a full tank will last about 12 minutes.
Start from the point furthest from the door and work towards the door. Move the cleaner slowly back and forth across the 7.
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Using the solution tank. 8. Press the DETERGENT switch ON/OFF to release detergent solution as required.
When the task is complete return the cleaner to the upright position, press the On/O switch to switch the cleaner o and 9.
unplug the power cord before coiling it around the cleats.
Let the cleaner cool down fully after use.10.
Floor Cleaning Notes
When cleaning oors and oor coverings always use the unit with the oor head and cleaning pad.•
Hard Floors: • The steam cleaner should only be used for cleaning sealed hardwood, sealed laminate, linoleum, vinyl, ceramic
tile, stone and marble oors and (with the glider attached) for refreshing carpets. If using on glued surfaces such as vinyl tiles,
ensure that the glue will retain its adhesion under hot steam before commencing cleaning operations.
Do not use on laminate ooring unless it is waterproof and steam resistant. • Flooring designated for kitchens and bath-
rooms may be suitable for use with this appliance. If in any doubt, check with your ooring supplier.
Take advice before cleaning oiled, waxed or “no wax” surfaces as hot steam may dull the surface nish.•
Refreshing Carpets. • Use the carpet glider. The force and heat of the steam may have an adverse eect on some materials.
This appliance should not be used on oor materials that are heat sensitive or covered with delicate fabrics. Always test the
steamer on a small concealed area to determine if it is suitable for treatment. Use detergent solutions sparingly and for small
soiled areas only. This cleaner is intended to refresh carpets - it is not a carpet cleaner!
Do not leave the cleaner in one spot on any surface for an extended period of time with a damp or wet cleaning pad at-•
tached.
Attaching and Removing the Carpet Glider
To attach the Carpet Glider:1. Place the Glider on the oor. Posi-
tion the cleaner into the “shoe” at the front of the glider and press
rmly. There are two clips at the rear of the glider which should
be in place so that the glider is rmly attached.
To remove the Carpet Glider:2. Press your foot rmly down on
the tab with the shoe symbol at the rear of the glider and lift the
cleaner o the glider
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Preparation: Make sure the cleaner is cool, unplugged from the
mains supply and that the On/O switch is OFF.
Remove the handle and oor head to operate the cleaner as a
hand-held device.
Detach the carpet gilder (if used)1.
Release the power cord and detach the stem from the cleaner. 2.
To detach the stem, press the handle release in and then pull
the stem out.
Remove the oor head. Press the Floor Head Clamp in and 3.
separate the cleaner and the oor head.
Using the Cleaner in Hand-Held Mode
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You can use the cleaner as follows:
A. Without any accessories attached.
B. With the accessories attached directly
to the nozzle.
C. For easier handling you can attach the
hose and cone adaptors to the cleaner
and use this combination on its own or
attach the accessory of your choice.
D. Attach the hose adaptor to the cleaner.
Now attach the hose to the adaptor. Attach the Cone adaptor to the hose. You
can use this combination on its own or
attach the accessory of your choice.
How to attach and detach cleaner attachments
E. Attaching the hose adaptor to the cleaner
The top of the cleaner nozzle is at. Align the Locking
lever on the hose adaptor with the cleaner nozzle
and press down on the lever. Push the adaptor fully
in and release the lever, To detach the hose adaptor,
reverse the procedure..
F. Attaching the hose adaptor to the hose
1: With the locking catch on the hose to the top and
the lever on the adaptor to the bottom, press the
two components together and rotate clockwise to
lock them in place - the components will click when
locked.
2: To detach, press the catch on the hose back, rotate
anticlockwise and separate the components.
G. Attaching the cone adaptor to the hose
Push the adaptor against the nozzle of the hose and
rotate clockwise until the components are locked
together. Reverse the procedure to remove the cone.
H: Attaching an accessory to the hose or the cleaner
Push the adaptor against the nozzle of the hose or
cleaner and rotate clockwise until the components
are locked together. Reverse the procedure to remove the accessory.
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Switch o and unplug the cleaner before lling with water.
Attach the desired accessory (see previous page)1.
Remove the water 2.
tank and ll with
water. Do not
overll.
Replace the tank.3.
Connect the clean-4.
er to the mains
and switch on the
cleaner. When the
Red light comes on
the cleaner is ready
for use.
Hold the cleaner 5.
rmly and depress
the steam switch to release steam. Support the cleaner with both
hands as necessary.
In use the hose and any attached adaptor can reach a temperature
of 60°C. As this may be uncomfortably warm if you are supporting the
hose or adaptor, consider using a pad or glove (not supplied) to protect
your hand.
Note: The tube which transfers water from the water tank to the steam
boiler is weighted with a metal ball to maximise ecient delivery
of water from the tank to the boiler. During use the ball may rattle
around. This is intentional and not a cause for concern.
Notes on using the accessory tools:
Before you begin test the cleaner on a concealed area to deter-•
mine if it is suitable for treatment.
Only use enough steam to accomplish the task. The steam will •
last longer and the surface cleaned will get less hot.
When using the accessories on a vertical surface work from the •
top down. This will avoid streaks.
When you switch the cleaner on or if you change the angle of the •
cleaner during operation water drops may spatter from the nozzle.
When the cleaner is facing upwards the ow of steam may be less.•
Be aware of the power cord!• Do not allow it to entangle in furni-
ture or other objects and keep it clear of your hands and body.
With the exception of the Cone Adaptor, the other accessory tools •
t two ways round. You may nd this useful to reach awkward areas.
Be aware of the hose! • You may need to support it when you use it.
Switch o and let the cleaner cool down fully before emptying the
water tank or detaching/attaching accessories.
SOME SUGGESTED USES OF THE ADAPTOR TOOLS
Cone Adaptor: Use with other tools or by itself for cleaning grouting,
double glazing joints or other restricted areas.
Squeegee. Glass, mirrors and window panes for smear free cleaning.
Bonnet: Place over the squeegee to clean chair and sofa fabrics and
other small cloth covered items.
Large and Small Plastic Brush: Use on stubborn stains or grime.
Grout brush: Cleaning grouting
Wire Brush: For cleaning oven surfaces, oven racks, helping loosen
burnt on food residue from stainless steel (but not non-stick) pans.
Angled Nozzle: For hard to clean areas, around pipe work, taps etc.
Scraper: Ideal for removing dried-on food, loosening chewing gum
deposits and for removing food debris from freezers.
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Operating the Accessories
After Use
Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet and let the unit
and all accessories cool down completely before handling.
Empty the Water Tank
Remove the water tank1.
Open the tank cap, invert the tank unit over a sink and pour all 2.
the water away. Replace the tank cap.
Now replace the water tank in the cleaner3.
Empty the Solution Tank (if used)
Hold the tank as shown and lift it from the Floor Head.4.
Unscrew the solution tank cap, invert the tank unit over a sink 5.
and pour all the water away. Replace the tank cap. Now replace
the solution tank in the Floor Head
Remove the carpet glider (if used).6.
Remove the pad from the oor head. Hold the oor head face up 7.
and then carefully peel o the cleaning pad.
You may nd this easier if you remove the oor head rst.
Now follow the instructions for washing the cleaning pad. 8.
After Using the Accessories:
Remove the accessory. 9.
It is easier to store the hose with the hose adaptor and the cone 10.
adaptor attached.
Re-attach the oor head and the carpet glider. It is easier to store 11.
the steam cleaner upright on the oor head.
Cleaning, Maintenance and Storage
Switch the cleaner o and unplug from the mains.
Empty the water tank and the solution tank.
Assemble the cleaner and coil the power cord round the cleats.
Remove the cleaning pad (and the bonnet if used) and either hand
wash and rinse well or machine wash with mild detergent at a
maximum water temperature of 40°C. Allow the pad to dry naturally
before replacing it. Do not dry in a tumble dryer or in an area of excess
heat.
Wipe the appliance body, the carpet glider and accessories with a
damp cloth and dry. Do NOT allow liquids to penetrate the appliance.
This could be dangerous.
Store the appliance upright out of the reach of children and pets.
Place the accessories in a bag or store them separately.
Where storage space is limited, you can store the cleaner with the
stem disassembled from the main unit.
A xing bracket is provided for secure attachment of the cleaner.
Instructions are on the next page.
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SM16 Steam Mop User Guide
Troubleshooting
If your appliance does not appear to be working eectively,
please use the checklist below before contacting Tesco:
No operation:
Ensure the cleaner is connected to the power supply and that •
the power supply is working properly.
If the appliance power cord or plug is damaged, have it re-•
paired by an authorised specialist.
The blue light is illuminated but there is no steam:
The water tank is empty. Fill the tank.•
The water tank is incorrectly tted•
Allow the unit to heat up for 30 seconds and then press the •
steam trigger.
The cleaning pad is ineective
The pad needs to be cleaned. Refer to the section above (P.7).•
If the mop is clean but the operation is unsatisfactory it needs •
to be replaced.
Cleaner performance is poor
This may be due to a worn-out or ill-tting lter. Follow the •
instructions for lter replacement on this page.
Warranty
This appliance is intended only for household use. It must be properly installed and operated in accordance with these instructions.
Failure to do this will invalidate the warranty.
Your Tesco appliance is covered by a warranty for 12 months from
the date of purchase. If a fault develops during this period, please
contact the Tesco help line on 0800 323 4060 (free from BT landlines) or 0330 123 4060 (from mobiles). Please have your original
purchase receipt with you when you call. This warranty in no way
aects your consumer rights.
ELECTRICAL INFORMATION
Before using this appliance ensure that the voltage of your electricity
supply is the same as that indicated on the rating plate of the unit.
This product must be connected to earth.
Make sure the appliance is connected to an outlet with the same
conguration as the mains plug attached to the power cord. Do not
use a mains adapter or extension cord with this appliance.
SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage: 220-240 VAC 50Hz
Power: 1500W
Net Weight: 2.8 Kg
Ingress Protection: IPX-4
UK: Waste electrical products should not be disposed of
with household waste. Separate disposal facilities exist,
for your nearest facilities see www.recycle-more.co.uk or
in-store for details.
ROI: Produced after 13th August 2005. Waste electrical
products should not be disposed of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your Local
Authority or retailer for recycling advice.
Wall mounting the Cleaner
The cleaner should be hung on the mounting bracket with the
oor head resting on the oor. The mounting surface should be
secure and be able to stand the weight of the appliance plus a
small amount of pulling force. Screws are provided to attach the
mounting bracket, but it is your responsibility to ensure that they
are suitable for your wall. If not you should provide suitable screws
and fastening hardware.
If you are in any doubt as to your ability to safely complete this procedure, consult a suitably qualied technician.
Mark a line 1100mm above 1.
the oor. Align the bracket
mount on this line as shown
and place the bracket with
the top edge horizontal.
Using the bracket as a tem-2.
plate mark out the three
xing holes. Attach the
bracket securely to the wall
with suitable xings. You
may need to drill and plug the wall.
Attach the cleaner to the bracket using the 3.
attachment hook at the top of the handle
Push the mounting boss of the cleaner 4.
into the bracket mount to securely attach
the cleaner. The oor head should rest on
the oor for greater security.
Tesco Stores Ltd, Welwyn Garden City AL7 1GA, U.K.
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The Water Filter Cartridge
The condition of the lter will aect
cleaner performance.
The hard water lter cartridge is located
behind the water tank.
To change the lter:
Remove the water tank and hinge out the
lter as shown in the illustration. Replace the lter with a new one.
There is an arrow to indicate the direction of replacement.
Make sure the lter ts securely and then replace the water tank.
Dispose of the old lter separately from the general rubbish. Do not
disassemble or puncture the lter.
The lter will need to be changed periodically. Depending on the
hardness of the water and amount of use this will be about every
six months.
When new the lter crystals are a bright yellow. Over time these discolour and when the crystals go dull the lter needs replacement.
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