Philips FC7070 - Manual (Page 15)

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E Tip:
Place the dirty mopping brushes on the
mopping brush cover and carry them to
the sink.
4
Clean the mopping brushes by rinsing them
under the tap. If you want, you can use a liquid
household cleaner or some washing-up liquid
to clean the mopping brushes.
5
Clean the mopping brush cover under a tap.
D Note:
Do not use a scouring pad or an abrasive
cleaning agent to clean the mopping brush
cover, as this may cause scratches on the
surface. Dirt may accumulate in the scratches.
This dirt buildup may eventually hinder the
flow through the mopping nozzle.
6
Switch off the appliance and unplug it.
7
Slide the mopping nozzle lid release slide in
the direction of the arrow (1) and open the
mopping nozzle lid (2). Remove the mopping
brush cover (3) and check if the inside is clean.
If the inside of the mopping brush cover and
the mopping brushes are still dirty, follow the
instructions in section ‘Cleaning the mopping
nozzle’ to clean the mopping nozzle.
8
If necessary, clean the flushing tray under the
tap and dry it with a cloth. You can also clean
the tray in the dishwasher.
6.2 Cleaning the mopping
nozzle
1
Switch off the appliance, place the appliance
upright in parking position (‘click’) and pull the
plug out of the wall socket.
2
Open the mopping nozzle lid.
3
Pull at the handgrip and remove the mopping
brush cover. To prevent your hands from
getting dirty, lift the mopping brushes out of
the mopping nozzle by their lime green grips.
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