Trouble shooting – Euro-Pro SC620 User Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS cont.

IMPORTANT NOTES DURING OPERATION

Step 3: Using Garment Steamer

cont.

After the unit has cooled down,

remove the water tank and empty

the water remaining in the water

tank in a sink. Rinse the water

tank and set aside to dry.

Disconnect the steamer hose from

the unit and set aside.

Disconnect the garment rod

entirely from the unit.

Lift the unit over a sink and empty

what water has remained in the

water reservoir. Wash the interior

of the reservoir by flushing with

some tap water. This will dislodge

any sediment that has

accumulated. Drain this water

from the reservoir and dry.

Reattach the garment rod and

steamer hose or store separately.

Once the unit has dried, you may

store in a cool, dry place.

Important:

If you wish to leave your

steamer ready for use on a daily

basis, simply leave the water bottle

filled and in place. While you do not

have to empty the water bottle each

day, you should periodically empty the

old water out of the steamer and

remove any sediment that has

accumulated. We recommend that

you empty and clean it once a month

depending on amount of use and

water mineral content in your area.

Safety Thermostat

Should your unit run out of water, the safety

thermostat will trip in order to prevent

damage to the unit. To reset, unplug unit,

refill water tank, re-plug unit into wall outlet

and depress On/Off switch. This will reset

the thermal protector circuit.

If steamer hose gurgles during use:

•

This is a normal result of

condensation collecting inside the

hose. Simply lift the steam

diffuser/handgrip upward until the

hose is extended to its full height.

•

The gurgling will disappear when

the excess moisture inside the

hose has had a chance to drain

back into the base.

If the steamer stops producing

steam then starts again:

•

You may wish to examine the

inside of the reservoir. The most

common reason for this effect is

the accumulation of sediment from

mineral laden water.

•

Clean the sediment from inside the

water reservoir following the

instructions on page 8.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

Below is a chart detailing the most common problems, their causes and solutions.

PROBLEM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

Steamer Does

Not Get Hot

1. Steamer is not

plugged into
electrical outlet.

2. The water tank is

empty and the
reservoir has
drained.

1. Plug power cord into

electrical outlet.

2. Refill water tank

following instructions on
page 7.

No Steam

1. Water level is too

low.

1. Refill the water tank

following instructions on
page 7.

Water Drips

From The

Steam Diffuser

1. Condensation

has

formed inside the
steamer hose.

1. Hold the steamer hose

upright fully extended
and allow excess
moisture to drain back
in the water reservoir.

4. Once steam is being released

from the steam diffuser with the

garment brush attached, hold

the handgrip with the nozzle

facing upward and begin steaming

from the bottom of the garment

allowing the escaping steam to rise

inside and out side removing the

wrinkles. (See fig. 10)

5. After a few seconds, remove

the steam diffuser from the

garment and smooth the garment

with your free hand and check to

see if more steam is required.

Note:

Do NOT leave the steam

diffuser in one area for a long period of

time because the garment will get wet.

Fig. 10

Important:

For heavier fabrics, you

may need to use repeated

applications. Avoid heating a single

area with steam for a prolonged

period. Check the garment to see

that the process is succeeding.

Step 4: Maintenance & Storage

Turn the unit “Off”. The power on

light (green) will go out. Disconnect

the plug from the electrical outlet.

Wait for garment steamer to cool

down completely for at least 30

minutes before draining the water

tank.