Kogan KAMOP151STMA User manual

PREMIUM 15-IN-1
STEAM MOP
KAMOP151STMA

•Read all instructions before using the appliance and retain for reference.
•This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by
a person responsible for their safety.
•Do not use outside of indoor household use as described in this manual.
•Do not use with an extension cord unless necessary and if so, ensure it is suitably
rated and it is handled safely as is the product's power cord.
•Do not allow the power cord to be exposed to water, heat, direct sunlight or
overhang where it can be pulled or otherwise be damaged or pose a hazard.
•To reduce the likelihood of circuit overload, DO NOT operate another high wattage
appliance on the same circuit as this unit.
•Always set the steam adjustment dial to "Off" position before plugging or
unplugging the appliance.
•Any appliance is electrically live even when switch is off. To reduce risk of electrical
shock:
oAlways unplug power cord immediately after using.
oDo not place or store unit where it can fall or be pulled into a sink or tub.
oDo not place in, or drop into water or other liquid.
oIf unit falls into water, immediately unplug power cord. Do not reach into
the water.
•Do not use the unit where aerosol-based products are being used or where oxygen
is being administered.
•Steam can cause injury or damage. Take care where steam is directed, especially
when powering on the appliance and using steam on surfaces for the first time.
•Burn can occur from touching hot metal parts, hot water, or steam. Do not touch
Steam Nozzle or attempt to connect accessories while unit is in use.
•Use caution when emptying the water tank after use, as the water in unit may be
hot.
SAFETY & WARNINGS
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, or injury, the following basic
safety precautions should always be followed when using an electrical appliance.

•It is not recommended that this unit be used on unsealed floor. Use care when
steaming floors that may be warped or damaged by heat and moisture, and limit
use of this unit on these types of surfaces.
•Steaming unsealed floor surfaces such as hardwood is not recommended and may
result in warping or damage to the surface.
•Always allow the appliance to cool completely (at least 5 minutes) before storing.
Follow instructions in the Cleaning & Care section of this user guide.
•This appliance contains no user-serviceable parts. If it suffers any failure or
damage, cease use and contact help.kogan.com before further use.

1 Long handle
attachment 8 Water cup 14 Small brush
2
Steamer unit
9
Hose
15
Large brush
3 Mop head
(with microfibre pad) 10
Microfibre cloths
(for use with window /
upholstery tool and
steam wand)
16 Wire bristle brush
4 Carpet glider 17 Steam wand
5
Water funnel
11
Scraper tool
18
Window/upholstery tool
6 Fine detail nozzle 12 Grout brush 19 Utility nozzle
(Small adapter)
7 Jet nozzle
(Large adapter) 13 Wire bristle grout brush 20 Cleaning pin
COMPONENTS

OVERVIEW
Anti-calc filter
Water tank cap
Steam button
Steam adjustment dial
Accessory release button
Steam outlet

Step 1: Filling water tank
•Ensuring the device is turned off (Steam adjustment dial set to ‘Off’), remove the
water tank cap (Figure 1a).
•Using the supplied water cup (you may also use the funnel, not pictured), fill the
water tank with water. The water tank’s maximum capacity is 380ml, do not
exceed this amount. Hold the device level when filling.
•Replace the cap, ensuring it is pushed down firmly to create a tight seal.
1a. Remove tap
1b. Fill tank
1c. Replace cap
BASIC OPERATION
Notes:
•In order to significantly reduce mineral build-up and prolong the life of the device,
use of distilled or de-mineralized water in the unit is highly recommended.
•The tube which transfers water from the water tank to the boiler is weighted down
with a brass ball. This is an intentional design to improve efficiency of water usage.
It is normal for this ball to create a rattling sound inside of water tank during use.
•If you think brass ball has come loose from tube, refer to the Troubleshooting
section of this user guide.

Step 2: Starting the device
•Make sure the device has been filled with water before turning on. Do not run dry.
•Plug the power cord into a wall outlet and switch on.
•Turn the Steam Adjustment Dial from ‘Off’ to your desired setting – the further the
dial is turned toward ‘MAX’, the higher the steam intensity will be (Figure 2a).
•When the dial is turned, the device’s indicator light will first turn RED. This is to
indicate that it is powered on and heating up.
•Once the device’s indicator light changes to GREEN, it is ready for use. This may
take approximately 30 seconds, depending on the amount of water in the tank.
•Press and hold the Steam Button to release steam.
•Direct the outlet (with any connected nozzle or accessories) toward the surface you
wish to steam while holding the steam button. To stop flow of steam, release the
button.
2a. Steam adjustment dial
CAUTION:
Always ensure that steam outlet and any nozzles or accessories are pointed in a safe
direction (away from yourself, other people, pets and plants) when steam is being
emitted.

Connect to:
Direct to unit
Mop head
Jet nozzle (Large adapter)
Jet nozzle
(Large adapter)
Hose
Utility nozzle
Steam wand
Utility nozzle
(Small adapter)
Small brush
Large brush
Grout brush
Scraper
Fine/detail nozzle
Metal brush
Metal grout brush
Window/upholstery tool
Microfibre
cloths
Long – for use with steam wand
Medium – for use with window/upholstery tool
Small – for use with window/upholstery tool
ATTACHMENTS
Large
adapter
Small
accessory
base
Small
adapter

Long handle attachment
•To use the steamer as a mop or to access high areas with the standard brushes,
use the long handle attachment.
•To insert the handle, align the stem of the handle with the opening at the back of
the device, and push in until it clicks into place (Figure 3a).
•When the device is on and ready for use (green indicator light), press and hold the
trigger button on the handle to release steam (Figure 3b). To stop the flow of
steam, release the trigger button.
•To remove the long handle attachment, press the release button at the back of the
device (Figure 3c) in firmly, and pull back on the handle until it detaches.
Figure 3a
Figure 3b
Figure 3c
Trigger button
Release
button

Mop head
•Align the mop head with the steam outlet opening on the device (Figure 4a), and
push in until it clicks into place.
•The mop head has a locking mechanism to secure it in place. To remove the mop
head, press the release button at the front of the device to unlock, and pull back on
the mop head until it detaches.
•When using the mop head, ensure you have attached the microfibre mop pad to
the mop head. When using on carpet, attach the optional carpet glider
attachment (Figure 4b) by clipping into place.
Figure 4a
Figure 4b
Locking
mechanism
Release
button
Carpet glider
Microfibre mop pad
Mop head

Jet nozzle / Large adapter
•Align the jet nozzle with the steam outlet opening on the device (Figure 5a), and
push in until it clicks into place.
•The jet nozzle has a locking mechanism to secure it in place. To remove the jet
nozzle, press the release button at the front of the device to unlock and remove the
jet nozzle.
Figure 5a
•The jet nozzle attachment doubles as an adapter for the attachments with large
bases (such as the steam wand, hose, and utility nozzle).
•To fit these attachments, first fit the jet nozzle to the device and then align the
desired attachment with the jet nozzle, insert, and rotate 90° until secured in place
(Figure 5b).
Figure 5b
WARNING: The tip of the jet nozzle becomes hot during use. To avoid burns or
scalding, do not touch the tip when in use.
Locking
mechanism
Release
button
Utility nozzle
Jet nozzle
(Large adapter)

Hose
•The hose attachment connects to the jet nozzle in a similar way to the utility nozzle
(as shown in Figure 5b), however the hose can only be correctly secured if it is
attached the right way up.
•Look for the arrow icon on the hose ( ) and ensure it is in line with the jet nozzle
before inserting. Insert and rotate 90° to secure the hose.
•If done correctly, the release latch on the hose (Figure 6a) will be facing upright
when complete.
•To remove the hose from the jet nozzle, pull the release latch away from the
adapter to unlock. You can now rotate the hose to detach it from the jet nozzle.
Figure 6a
Release
latch
Note:
If you encounter leaking from the hose, ensure it is attached correctly. The Release
Latch must be facing upward and secured in place. If the hose can be removed without
using the release latch, it is not attached correctly.

Utility nozzle / Small adapter
•Align the utility nozzle with the jet nozzle (look for the icon), insert, and rotate 90°
until secured in place (Figure 7a).
•To remove the utility nozzle, rotate 90° in the opposite direction and detach.
Figure 7a
•The utility nozzle attachment doubles as an adapter for the accessories with small
bases (such as the brushes, scraper and window/upholstery tool).
•To fit these accessories, first fit the utility nozzle to the jet nozzle, then align the
desired small accessory with the utility nozzle, insert, and rotate 90° until secured in
place (Figure 7b). Look for the arrow icons to assist with alignment.
•To remove the small accessories, rotate 90° in the opposite direction and detach.
Figure 7b
Small accessory bases
Utility nozzle
(Small adapter)
Utility nozzle
(Small adapter)
Jet nozzle
(Large adapter)
WARNING: The tip of the Jet Nozzle becomes hot during use. Ensure the jet
nozzle has cooled down after use (at least 5 minutes) before attaching the
utility nozzle.

Using Accessory Tools
Utility nozzle
Concentrated steam, suitable for use with cars to
access difficult to reach stains. Removes dirt in hard-
to-reach places. The utility nozzle doubles as the small
accessory adapter.
Brushes
Hard-wearing for use on hard sealed surfaces. Always
test before use.
Use the metal (wire bristle) brushes for hard to clean
surfaces such as barbecue grills, oven racks, tyre
wheels, etc. Do not use these brushes on anything that
the wire bristles may scratch or damage.
Window tool
Clean windows and mirrors quickly and easily. The
window tool disperses steam evenly to clean then wipe
dry, helping to reduce streaks. Use on any glass surface
including shower doors, mirrors, oven gloss or in your
car.
Upholstery tool
Attach microfibre cloth to the window tool for use on
upholstery and clothes.

Grout brushes
Wide, straight brushes to tackle grout on tiled floors
and surfaces. Lifts embedded dirt from between tiles
and grouting.
Scraper
Suitable for scraping dried residue or getting into
narrow corners.
Fine/detail nozzle
For small areas requiring delicate attention to detail,
this fine/detail nozzle is ideal.
Steam wand
The steam wand allows for a wide breadth of billowing
steam, making it ideal for clothing and garments. Pair
with the long microfibre cloth attachment for best
results.

Before first use
Note that there may be residual water traces in the tank: this is due to quality control testing
and does not indicate a defect with the product.
For all usage modes
•When mopping, we recommend using the long handle attachment to allow an
upright position.
•For general cleaning usage, the long handle attachment should be removed so
that unit can be used as a handheld steam cleaner. However, long handle
attachment may be used for cleaning hard-to-reach spots, such as floor grout,
ceilings, or high curtains.
CAUTION: Always support pole of handle attachment with two hands while lifting.
•Many surfaces only require be spraying with the Jet Nozzle to clean and disinfect,
then wiping with a clean dry cloth, towel or paper towel (such as kitchen counters,
microwaves, stovetops, bathroom sinks, kitchen and bath fixtures).
•The nylon brushes can be used on most surfaces for hard-to-remove dirt, grime
spots or stains (such as baked-on food on ovens and oven doors, baked-on
stovetop spills, bath or kitchen grease and grime, rubber seals on fridges and
freezers, etc).
•The nylon brushes are also very effective in removing spots and stains and stains
from clothing and upholstery. This can be done with steam alone or with a stain
remover designed for your specific use. Do not put any type of chemical or liquid
product in your steamer; only water is to be used in the unit.
•The mop head and cloth mop pad are designed primarily for use on floors,
including linoleum, tile, marble, stone and more. It may also be used on upholstery,
depending on the type of fabric being cleaned.
•When dried, some stains (on carpet or other surfaces) may require a bit of extra
scrubbing with one of the nylon brushes and/or a product designed for stain
removal (not supplied). It is helpful on carpet and cloth surfaces to blot with a clean
dry towel to help removal.
•The metal brushes are useful for heavy-duty jobs such as barbecue grills, oven
racks, tyre wheels, etc. Do not use these brushes on anything that the wire bristles
may scratch or damage.
OPERATION TIPS

Setting the steam adjustment dial
Below is a general listing of some of the possible uses for the steamer and their
recommended adjustment dial settings. These are only intended as general guidelines for
using your steamer and not a complete list.
Low
•Varnished/laminate hardwood flooring
•Delicate fabrics
•Wood cabinetry
Medium
•Most flooring (sealed marble, stone & ceramic, vinyl etc.)
•Countertops
•Bath and Kitchen fixtures
•Most routine cleaning tasks
High
(Max)
•Flooring in high-traffic areas (HIGH setting not recommended for
hardwood floors)
•Tough grime and stains (stuck-on grease, etc.)
•Heavy linens and fabrics
Notes:
•When steaming, it is best to use the lowest possible steam adjustment dial setting
that completes the task while remaining easy and convenient
•Increase only if needed to quickly and easily accomplish the required cleaning task
•Higher steam setting increases the amount of moisture being emitted with the
steam.

Steam mopping
•Use a steady back-and-forth motion over the floor, pushing the mop away and
pulling it back towards you. Work your way back over the floor, to avoid walking over
the freshly mopped area.
•While the microfibre pad will absorb most moisture during mopping, depending on
the floor surface and steam intensity setting some residual moisture may be left
behind. In this case, it is recommended to allow time for the floor to air-dry. A fan
may be directed towards an area to facilitate drying.
•Due to the large size of the mop head, it may have difficulty completely cleaning
certain types of floors (such as ceramic tile) that include crevices of grouting. To
more thoroughly clean floor grout, it is recommended to use the device with the
utility nozzle and grout brush attached for steam cleaning use.
Steam cleaning
•Direct the jet nozzle towards the surface you wish to steam. Use a slight back-and-
forth motion over the area to enhance the cleaning process. To sanitise surfaces,
set steam adjustment dial to a high setting and hold so the jet nozzle is
approximately 1-2 cm from the surface for at least 5 seconds. This is the most
effective method for killing germs and bacteria with the device.
•When using window tool, start by thoroughly steaming entire window or mirror
before turning steam off. Next, press the window tool to top of the surface and pull
slowly downward. Move slowly from one side of the surface to the other in this
fashion until the entire surface is clean.
•Wipe steamed areas with a clean cloth to remove loosened dirt and grime. Wiping
the area while it is still wet is recommended, but use caution when wiping surfaces
that may still be hot (such as metal).
Notes:
•It is recommended to vacuum floors before mopping in order to remove dust and
dirt particles.
•Setting the steam adjustment dial to a low setting will help to minimise moisture
left on the floor.
•To avoid warping or damage caused by heat and moisture, the steamer device
should only be used on properly sealed floor surfaces.

Fabric steaming
•For fabrics and linens, direct the unit (using the steam wand attachment) towards
the material you wish to steam and keep the flow of steam focused there. Using a
slight back-and-forth motion over the area you are steaming will further enhance
the steaming process.
For garments:
•Hong garment from a clean, rust-free hanger.
•Direct steam wand towards the bottom of the garment. Steam will rise along inside
and outside of material, removing wrinkles. Slowly slide steam wand upward from
bottom to top of the garment.
•Direct steam wand away from the garment and smooth material with your free
hand.
•Repeat as the necessary unit garment is fresh and wrinkle-free.
General fabric steaming tips:
•Curtains and draperies can be steamed while still hanging.
•To remove wrinkles from towels, handkerchiefs and napkins, drape them over a rod
or towel rack and gently steam them.
•Heavier fabrics may require repeated steaming to achieve desired results.
•To remove exceptionally stubborn wrinkles, steam both sides of the fabric.
•Be especially careful when steaming delicate fabrics and those likely to be
damaged by water spots.