Philips FC7070 - Manual (Page 16)

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6.3 Cleaning the water tanks
6.3.1 Cleaning the clean water tank
Although it is safe to leave water in the clean
water tank, we advise you to empty the tank
before you store the appliance.
1
Switch off the appliance, place the appliance
upright in parking position (‘click’) and pull the
plug out of the wall socket.
2
Remove the clean water tank (see chapter
‘Preparing for use’, section ‘Filling the clean
water tank’).
3
If you want, you can clean the clean water
tank under the tap. You can also clean the
clean water tank in the dishwasher.
4
Place the clean water tank back into the
appliance (see chapter ‘Preparing for use’,
section ‘Filling the clean water tank’).
6.3.2 Cleaning the dirty water tank
• Empty the dirty water tank after every
use and when the tank full/tank empty light
lights up continuously.
• Clean the dirty water tank after every
use to prevent the growth of bacteria and an
unpleasant smell.
1
Switch off the appliance, place the appliance
upright in parking position (‘click’) and pull the
plug out of the wall socket.
2
Remove the dirty water tank (see chapter
‘Using your AquaTrio’, section ‘Emptying
the dirty water tank’). The dirty water tank
contains concentrated wastewater. Be careful
when you remove and empty it.
3
Pour the dirty water out.
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Put the mopping brushes on the clean
mopping brush cover to dry. To ensure proper
drying, place one end of the brushes on the
rim of the mopping brush cover. Drying can
take approximately 24 hours.
D Note:
If the mopping brushes are still too wet, the
active protection system will be activated as
soon as you switch on the appliance.
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Clean the inside of the mopping nozzle and
the mopping nozzle lid with a damp cloth.
C Caution:
The mopping brushes are not dishwasher-proof
or washing machine-proof.
C Caution:
Do not clean the mopping brushes with a sharp
object, as this may damage the brush hairs and
reduce the cleaning performance of the mopping
brushes.