Morplan PRO-STEAM 2 User manual

Pro-Steam 2 - One Year Guarantee
Your Pro-Steam 2 steamer is guaranteed against defects in material or
workmanship for 1 year commencing on the date of purchase. Under
normal use, if any part proves to be defective, the steamer will be
repaired free of charge within 12 months from the date of purchase.
This guarantee does not apply to any unit which has been subject to
misuse, negligence, accident or natural calamities or without proof of
purchase. Failure of the steamer due to build up of lime scale is not
covered. You must take the necessary steps to protect your steamer from
harmful hard water problems. Cables are excluded from the guarantee.
Dealing with Hard Water
Before using your steamer, use
the Hard Water Test Strip supplied
and enter your test result right PPM
CARE OF YOUR PRO-STEAM 2
To ensure a long, trouble free life it is essential that your steamer is flushed out at least
once a week. Failure to do this will result in damage and will void the warranty.
To flush out your steamer, carefully follow the instructions below:
• Before starting, the water in your steamer must be allowed to cool to a temperature which
will not cause injury before it is tipped out. Disconnect the steamer from the power supply,
then remove the pole set. The hose must be removed and carefully emptied of any water
• Where possible, your steamer should be emptied into a ground level drain - NOT lifted up
and emptied into a sink
• Refill the steamer with fresh tap water and empty again. Do not use any additives such as
perfume which will void the warranty. Repeat this procedure until the water pours out clear.
Finally, wipe the casing with a damp cloth or a duster and polish
• Persons using the steamer must be authorised to do so. They must be trained in safe
working procedures; and when necessary protective clothing should be worn
• Service should only be carried out by Morplan or an approved service agent
© Morplan May 2007 E&OE
Order Code 470 93
Drapery Accessories
for Pro-Steam Steamers
This picture shows a Pro-Steam 2
fitted with a Drapery Kit 471 18
The Kit includes a 3m (9' 10")
hose and a set of high reach poles
Can be used
by anyone to
achieve a
perfect finish.
It will remove
even the worst
wrinkles and
creases
●Serial Number:
●Rated Voltage: 230v 50Hz AC only
THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED
●Wattage: 1500w
●Water Capacity: 2 Litres
For Service and Repair, telephone [phone]
or return the steamer to the address below
Morplan Ltd, PO Box 54, Harlow, Essex, CM20 2TS
Freefone 0800 435 333
Freefax 0800 451 928
www.morplan.com
PRO-
STEAM 2
PRO-
STEAM 2

●Your steamer is designed to press fabric and remove
creases. It should not be used for any other purpose.
Do not modify it in any way to alter its operation
●This is an electrical appliance, some of its parts get
very hot and can therefore cause burns
●Keep children away from the steamer, under
no circumstances should it be left unattended
when plugged in. Always disconnect from
the mains socket when not in use
●Regularly check the condition of the power cable,
do not use the steamer if the cable is damaged.
Inadequate extension leads can be dangerous
●Do not let the cable touch hot surfaces.
Let the steamer cool before putting away
●Do not handle, pull or carry the steamer by
the hose or power cable. Never tug the cable
●Do not handle the plug or steamer with wet hands
●Always disconnect from the power supply before
filling with water and mop up any water spillage
before reconnecting to the power supply
●Do not dismantle or attempt to repair the
steamer yourself. For diagnosis or repairs,
always take the steamer to a technician
Incorrect reassembly or repair could cause a risk
of fire, electric shock or injury to users
●Do not operate the steamer if any part is
damaged. Do not immerse the steamer
in water or other liquids
PRO-STEAM 2 General Operating Safety
ASSEMBLY & USE
INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE USE
NOTE: THIS APPLIANCE IS A STEAM GENERATOR -
USE WITH CAUTION - STEAM CAN BURN
1. Assemble the poles, with the short section at the bottom
and fix to the steamer. Attach the hose assembly to
the steamer and place the handle in the hook at
the top of the pole. The holes in the nozzle must
always POINT UPWARDS as this allows any
excess condensation to run down the hose and
directs steam away from your face. If placed
sideways, water will spill out.
2. Unscrew the filler cap. Measure 2 Litres
(3.5 Pints) of hot or cold tap water and pour in
using funnel provided. DO NOT OVERFILL. When
boiler is full, the indicator float will appear in the sight glass with MAX in red. If condensation
restricts view remove the caps to check level. Empty any excess if overfilled and mop up any spillage.
Replace the safety cap. USE ONLY PLAIN TAP WATER, THE ADDITION OF PERFUME OR ANY
OTHER AGENT WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE STEAMER AND VOID THE WARRANTY.
3. Plug in and switch on at the mains. Press the green ON/OFF switch which will light up.
Steam will appear from the nozzle in a few minutes, depending on the water temperature.
TAKE CARE as the casing and handle can get very hot.
4. When steaming, allow the hose to get hot and shake the nozzle vigorously to remove excess
condensation - repeat regularly. If working at low levels, periodically raise the hose to full height
to allow the condensation to run back into the steamer. TAKE CARE NOT TO KINK OR DISTORT
THE HOSE.
5. Garments can be steamed on a rail or hung from the steamer pole using a hanger. Curtains can be
steamed from front or back but be careful with glazed fabrics. Run nozzle parallel to the fabric,
providing tension and control with the other hand. With full garments the nozzle can also be run
inside the fabric to steam outwards, this will reduce the risk of adding creases.
6. Always return the hose and handle to the hook at the top of the pole. NEVER LEAVE THE
HOSE ASSEMBLY ON THE FLOOR. NEVER TILT OR CARRY THE STEAMER WHEN IN USE.
7. ONLY REFILL your steamer when it runs out of water - indicated by the amber empty light and a
warning buzzer. When the water does runs out, a thermal cut-out will automatically engage.
Before refilling, disconnect your steamer from the power supply; to refill, follow step 2 above.
TAKE CARE - THE STEAMER IS HOT. DO NOT OVERFILL. MOP UP ANY WATER SPILLAGE
BEFORE RECONNECTING POWER SUPPLY. Do not leave the steamer on whilst unattended.
8. RINSE OUT THE STEAMER AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK Failure to do so will cause a build up of
sediment impurities inside the boiler which can cause hot water to eject from the nozzle. The
heating element life will be shortened and this will invalidate your guarantee. If used in a
very hard water area, periodically use a domestic descaling agent.
9. The Steamer is fitted with a safety filler cap. If steam or water emits from the cap the causes are:
a) overfilling b) the steamer needs rinsing out c) the hose is kinked or restricted.
10.DO NOT USE on moiré silk, seersucker, silk taffeta, artificial and natural furs or the nap side of
leather. If in doubt, test on an inconspicuous area or steam from the back of the fabric.
No contact should be made with man made pile fabrics - run nozzle at least 15cm (6”) away from
the pile or on reverse and brush the front. On cotton velvet, run nozzle lightly on the pile, which
can be lifted up with a brush after steaming. If you get a water spot on the fabric, dry it by gently
rubbing the back of the nozzle over the area. It should dry without leaving a water mark.
LOW COST RENTAL
Rush order? No problem! Rent a steamer from Morplan.
Minimum period 5 days, to be collected from and returned
to our store in London’s West End.
To check availability
call
020 7766336611888877
Morplan Retail Store
56 Great Titchfield Street
London W1W 7DF
A refundable deposit
will be required