Osprey Steam 'N' Vac Manual

OPERATING PROCEDURE
The following rules must be observed when using the Steam ‘N’ Vac
• Always Check daily before use that the power supply cable, plug
and sockets are in good condition; check for visible signs of
damage (do not use if damaged)
• Never allow any part of the Steam ’N’ Vac to be immersed
in water
• Always Follow the correct procedure when filling the water
reservoirs and waste tank
• Never allow children, inexperienced, untrained or
unauthorised people access to the Steam‘N’ Vac
• Always Wear full PPE when working in confined spaces - mask,
goggles, gloves, overalls
Operating Procedures on the Steam ‘N’ Vac
Unclip handle Remove transparent
cover
Remove waste
bucket
Fill with cold water
between minimum
and maximum mark
Replace bucket
cover and handle
Remove reservoir
filler plug
Fit funnel and fill with
2 ltr of cold tap
water. Replace
reservoir filler plug
Press the steam
peddle switch once,
the amber light will
start to flash
Wait approximately 4
minutes until the
amber light is steady
Open the front panel
and connect the
steam hose
Plug the power cable into a
suitable electric socket.
Press the on / off switch on
the back of the machine
Turn the steam
control knob to
required setting

The waste bucket must be emptied upon hearing the audible alarm & vacuum cut off. Switch off & disconnect
from mains.
Emptying the Waste Bucket:
Operating Steam ‘N’ Vac —Continued:
Unclip handle Remove transparent
cover
Depress the trigger
on the pistol grip to
release the steam
Select required
accessory and push
firmly onto the pistol
grip
If vacuum is required
press the vacuum
pedal once
Control the vacuum
setting by pressing
the raised button on
the pistol grip
Remove waste
bucket
Empty waste bucket
and clean thoroughly
Replace the bucket
cover and handle
"The buyer shall take responsibility for the environmentally safe and legal disposal
of the product at the end of life and in accordance with the requirements of the
WEEE Regulations 2006. In the case of the UK as described in Regulation 9 (2) of
the WEEE Regulations 2006 the buyer agrees to be responsible for providing
disposal facilities for non household products."