2-in-1 Fabric Steamer & Iron - Air & Water

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6 Top Innovations, Inc.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
• The Pole Top (1) connects to the top section of the Telescopic Pole. The Clothes Hanger Hook is a part of the
Pole Top.
• The Clothes Hanger Hook (1A), which is part of the Pole Top, is designed to support garments hung from a
clean rust-free hanger.
• The Telescopic Pole (2) connects to the unit at the Pole Base. The Telescopic Pole is divided into four
sections, three of which can be extended and retracted for user comfort and convenient storage. The Pole Top,
Nozzle Station and Cord Clasp all connect to the Telescopic Pole.
• The 3 Extension Locks (2A) are used to adjust the length of the Telescopic Pole.
• The Pole Base (2B), located on top of the main unit body, is the threaded receptor into which the Telescopic
Pole is inserted and secured.
• The Nozzle Station (3) connects to the Telescopic Pole. The Nozzle Holder is a part of the Nozzle Station.
• The Nozzle Holder (3A), which is part of the Nozzle Station, is designed to provide a safe, convenient place to
rest the Steam Nozzle when not in use.
• The Cord Clasp (4) connects to the Telescopic Pole and securely holds the power cord when not in use, making
the unit safer and easier to store.
• The Water Tank (5) holds water to be used by the unit for production of steam, up to a maximum capacity of
48 oz. (1,420 ml.). It can be refilled while the unit is still on for continuous-fill operation.
• The Water Tank Lid (5A) covers the Water Tank, and must be removed in order to add or empty water. The
Water Tank Lid only fits on the Water Tank correctly one way.
• The Lighted On/Off Switch (6) turns the unit on and off. When set to the “ON” position, it illuminates to
provide a clear visual indication that the unit is receiving power.
• The Self-Clean Switch (7) changes the units function from regular steaming mode to self-cleaning mode. The
Self-Clean Switch should remain set to “OFF” for normal operation.
• The Hose (8) directs water from the Water Tank to the Steam Nozzle, while remaining safe and flexible for a
variety of situations.
• The Steam Nozzle (9) is where water is heated and converted into a flow of hot steam.
• The Handle (9A) is designed to stay relatively cool while providing the optimum level of safety and user
comfort.
• The Heating Indicator Light (10) illuminates when the unit is turned on, indicating that the heater in the Steam
Nozzle is active. The Light will turn off once the Steam Nozzle and Ironing Plate are fully heated.
NOTE: During operation, the Heating Indicator Light may cycle on and off as the unit works to
maintain a steady temperature.
• The Steam Button (11) is pressed in order to start and stop the flow of steam from the Steam Nozzle. For a
continuous flow of steam, the Steam Button may either be held down manually or locked down using the
Steam-Lock Switch.
• The Steam-Lock Switch (11A) may be slid forward while the Steam Button is pressed down, in order to lock the
Steam Button in place for hands-free continuous steam.
• The Ironing Plate (12) is a heated aluminum-alloy surface, treated with a non-stick coating. The Ironing
Plate functions similarly to a conventional pressing iron, and is designed for eliminating stubborn, deep-set
wrinkles and making crisp, professional creases.
• The Fabric/Lint Brush (13) slides over the Ironing Plate. The Fabric/Lint Brush is designed to work with
steam in order to remove lint and other small particles from materials.
• The Press Pad (14) is designed to fit onto your hand, allowing you to support fabrics for a more thorough
steaming and to assist in creating creases. The Press Pad also protects your hand from being burned by hot
steam or the Ironing Plate.