KOGAN KAMOP51STMA 9-in-1 Steam Mop feature

KOGAN KAMOP51STMA 9-in-1 Steam Mop User Manual

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KOGAN KAMOP51STMA 9-in-1 Steam Mop User Manual

KOGAN KAMOP51STMA 9-in-1 Steam Mop

ABOUT

The Kogan KAMOP51STMA is a 9-in-1 steam mop designed for cleaning various surfaces in your home using the power of steam. Here are some key features and functions typically associated with this type of steam mop:

  1. Steam Cleaning: The primary function of this device is to clean surfaces using high-temperature steam. Steam is an effective and eco-friendly way to sanitize and remove dirt and grime from floors, tiles, and other surfaces.
  2. 9-in-1 Functionality: The “9-in-1” designation suggests that this steam mop can perform multiple cleaning tasks, such as cleaning different types of floors, carpets, and even some above-floor surfaces. The specific functions may vary, but it often includes options like steam mopping, carpet cleaning, and handheld steamer modes.
  3. Adjustable Steam Settings: Steam mops usually come with adjustable steam settings, allowing you to control the intensity of the steam output based on the type of surface and level of dirt.
  4. Detachable Handheld Steamer: Many steam mops, including this one, have a detachable handheld steamer component. This can be used for cleaning smaller surfaces, upholstery, grout, and more.
  5. Swivel Head: A swivel head design makes it easier to maneuver the steam mop around obstacles and into tight spaces.
  6. Water Tank: These steam mops have a water tank where you pour water to generate steam. The size of the tank can vary, affecting the runtime between refills.
  7. Accessories: Steam mops often come with a variety of attachments and accessories for different cleaning tasks. These may include mop pads, scrubbing brushes, squeegees, and more.
  8. Heat-Up Time: The time it takes for the steam mop to heat up and be ready for use can vary between models. Some may heat up quickly, while others may take a bit longer.
  9. Safety Features: Steam mops typically have safety features like a locking mechanism to prevent accidental steam release, and they may also come with a cooling down period after use.

TROUBLLSHOOT

ProblemPosibleCauseSolution
Unitdoesnotpoweron.Unitisnotpluggedin.Makesuretheunitispluggedintoaproper outletandtheswitchison.
Reducedsteam orno steam.• Watertankempty.

• Blockedsteam nozzle.

• Limescale.

• Filwatertank.

• Removethemopheadandclean thenozzle.

• Folow thecleaningprocedurein thismanual.

Steam escapesfrom con ections.• Atachmentisnot con ectedproperly.

• Thereissome debris/obstructionsinthe con ectionpoints.

• Turnunit OFF,alow ittoco ldown, thendiscon ectac esoriesand reatach them properly.

• Remove ac series and check and clean them.

Cleaning cloth genset.Exposuretomoisture.Remove the wet cloth and replace with a new cleaning cloth, over night out and reattach.

Cleaning and Maintenance

WARNING: Be sure that the unit is disconnected from the power outlet before cleaning.
Drain the remaining water in the tank and clean the tank after every use.
Please use detergent to clean the accessories (Jet Nozzle and Rough Brush) when they are dirty, then wash with clean water and air dry.

How to decalcify the Water Tank interior:
To clean calcium deposits that build up inside the Water Tank, add one or two tablespoons of white vinegar to a full Water Tank, close the Water Tank cap and shake the contents.

DO NOT TURN THE STEAMER ON.
Let the unit sit for a few hours. Then, empty the Water Tank and refill with clean water and empty until it rinses clear.
WARNING: Do not immerse the steam mop in water!

Cleaning Blocked Steamer Accessories

Due to the high mineral content of water in some areas, you may notice that less steam comes out from the Hand-Held Steamer accessories. This may be caused by calcium build-up inside the tip of the nozzle.

To clean calcium build-up, we recommend using a spray lubricant. Spray a small burst or two of the lubricant inside the tip of the Jet Nozzle. After spraying lubricant inside the component, fill the steamer with water according to the directions and run a continuous
jet of steam through the affected accessory to several minutes to remove the deposit.

Once the steam pathway is clean, aim the steamer at a neutral surface or a cleaning cloth to make sure no debris is emitted.
WE RECOMMEND PREFORMING THIS PROCEDURE IN A PROTECTED AND WELLVENTILATED AREA.

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