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OPERATION WITH STEAM ONLY
• Press the main switch (1), the first level of the
suction indicators (5) will start to flash.
• Press the water boiler - terracotta/parquet
button (2) once only.
• The pressure indicator light (4) will flash until
the boiler reaches working pressure, then
stay on steadily. When it does the Vaporetto
Lecoaspira will be ready to generate steam.
• You may now deliver steam by pressing the
steam button (A5) on the handle.
• If you decide not to use steam any more, you
can turn off the water boiler by holding down
the terracotta/parquet button (2) until indica-
tor lights (2A) and (4) both go out.
TERRACOTTA / PARQUET FLOOR
FUNCTION
The parquet function is intended for cleaning
parquet and other delicate floor surfaces. This
function uses the combined action of a gentle,
intermittent jet of steam with vacuuming po-
wer at an appropriate level. When cleaning
delicate surfaces, always use it with the spe-
cial cloth with velcro (E6) provided applied to
the multipurpose brush (E) (Fig. E).
• Press the main switch (1). The first level on
the vacuum indicator lights (5) will begin to
flash.
• Press the water boiler - terracotta/parquet
button (2) once only.
• The pressure indicator light (4) will flash un-
til the water boiler has reached working
pressure, then stay on steadily. At this
point, press the terracotta/parquet button
(2) again to turn on the parquet function; the
indicator light will come on (2A).
• While holding down the steam button (A5),
steam will be released alternately and va-
cuuming will begin at intermediate speed
(you cannot change vacuum speed). If you
release the button (A5), the steam supply
will be stopped, while vacuuming will conti-
nue for about 4 seconds more to dry the
surface treated.
• Press the button (2) again to stop working.
• To avoid damaging delicate surfaces, we
recommend always using the parquet
function with the universal brush (E), to-
gether with the liquid suction insert (E3)
or with the insert for fitted carpet (E4),
wrapped in a parquet cloth with velcro
(E6).
• Always be very careful when cleaning woo-
den surfaces (furniture, doors, etc.) and
treated terracotta floors, as prolonged use
of steam could damage the wax, polish or
colour of the surfaces.
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Thanks to the self-filling function, there is no
longer any need to stop and wait to fill up the
boiler the again.
When the water inside the boiler reaches its
low level, the level probe will automatically acti-
vate a pump that will fill the boiler from the tank.
When there is no more water left in the self-fill-
ing tank, this will be shown by the “out of water”
switch (3) and you will also be warned by an
audible signal.
In order to continue working, proceed as de-
scribed in the section on "Preparation for use".
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Vaporetto Lecoaspira will enable you to opti-
mise the steam flow by means of the control
knob (8) (Fig. 7). To obtain a higher flow rate
turn the knob in a clockwise direction. When
the knob is turned in an anti-clockwise direc-
tion, the flow rate decreases.
High flow rate of steam:
to remove caked dirt, stains, grease and to
sanitise;
Normal flow rate of steam:
for wall-to-wall and loose carpeting, windows,
floors;
Low flow rate of steam:
for spraying plants, cleaning delicate fabrics,
wallpaper.
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You will be able to control the force of suction
depending on the type of surface to be treated.
The numbers are those indicated on the control
panel.
1 for curtains, sofas and cushions
2 for carpets
3 for hard flooring and for collecting liquids
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