POLTI MONDIAL VAP 7000 INOX User manual

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A) Main switch
B) Boiler switch
C) Detergent switch
D) Steam control knob
E) Steam ready indicator light
F) Out of water light
G) Detergent function indicator light
H) Pressure gauge
I) Water tank
J) Detergent tank
K) Dirt container lock levers
L) Dirt container
M) Dirt container lid
N) Unit socket door
O) Power cable winder pins
P) Safety float
Q) Air outlet filter
R) Self-primer tube
S) Tank lid with dip tube
ACCESSORIES
1) Hose
2) Handle
3) Steam button
4) Safety button
5) Vacuum button
6) Unit plug
7) Button for locking unit plug
8) Accessory lock button
9) Extension tubes
10) Multipurpose brush
10a) Attachment locking slides
11) Brush attachment
12) Liquid vacuum attachment
13) Carpet attachment
14) Cotton cloths
15) 120° tool
16) Coloured 120° vacuum-steam brushes
17) Steam nozzle
18) 120° tool nozzle
19) Vacuum-steam squeegee tool
20) Small vacuum-steam nozzle
21) Squeegee attachment for small vacuum-steam nozzle
22) Brush attachment for small vacuum-steam nozzle
23) Funnel
24) Spare gaskets
25) Fabric brush with sprayer
26) Floor brush with sprayer
27) Floor brush attachment with sprayer
28) Antifoam
This unit conforms to the EC-directives 89/336 as amended by 93/68 (EMC) and 73/23 as
amended by 93/68 (low voltage).
Polti S.p.A. reserves the right to change equipment or accessory specification without prior notice.
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KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS
• Read these instructions for use carefully before using the
appliance.
• Any use which does not comply with these instructions
will invalidate the warranty.
• The wiring system to which the appliance is connected
must always comply with the laws in force.
• Before connecting the appliance, make sure that the
mains voltage is the same as the voltage indicated on the
data label of the appliance and that the power outlet is
connected to earth
• Always turn off the appliance at the on/off switch before
unplugging it.
• If the appliance is left unused, always disconnect it from
the mains. Never leave the appliance unattended with the
cable plugged into the mains.
• Always make sure the appliance is unplugged before per-
forming any maintenance work.
• Do not pull the power cable out of the socket, but grasp
the plug itself to avoid damage to the socket.
• Do not allow the power cable to be twisted, crushed, stret-
ched, or come into contact with sharp or hot surfaces.
• Do not use the appliance if the power cable or other im-
portant parts are damaged.
• Do not use electric extension leads that are not authori-
zed by the manufacturer, as they may cause damage or
fire.
• If it is necessary to replace the power supply cable,
please refer to the nearest Polti authorised service centre,
since the use of a special tool is necessary.
• Never touch the appliance with wet hands or feet with the
cable plugged into the mains.
• Do not use the appliance when barefoot.
• Do not use the appliance near a bathtub, shower or con-
tainer full of water
• Never immerse the appliance, the cable or the plugs in
water or another liquid.
• Use of the appliance in places where there is a danger of
explosions is prohibited.
• Do not use the product with toxic substances.
• Do not lay the hot appliance on surfaces sensitive to heat.
• Do not leave the appliance exposed to wind or rain.
• Do not place the appliance near a live element, an electric
stove or any other source of heat.
• Do not expose the appliance to extreme temperatures
• Never let children or people who are not familiar with how
the appliance works use it.
• Do not press the buttons hard or with a pointed object
such as a pen.
• Always rest the appliance on a stable surface.
• In case of accidental fall of the appliance it is necessary to
have it checked by an authorized Service Centre as the
internal safety features may have been affected.
• In case of breakdown or malfunction switch off the ap-
pliance and never attempt to disassemble it, but refer to
an authorized Service Centre.
• In order to avoid prejudicing the safety of the appliance,
use only original spare parts and accessories approved
by the manufacturer.
• Do not wind the power câble around the appliance, espe-
cially when the appliance is still hot.
• Do not use the appliance to suck up acids or solvents, as
these might cause serious damage to the appliance and
above all do not suck up explosive dust or liquids, as
these could cause explosions on coming into contact with
the inside components of the appliance.
• Do not suck up toxic substances.
• Do not suck up burning or incandescent objects such as
embers, ash or other material in which combustion is ta-
king place.
• Water tank can be filled with tap water.
• Do not suck up materials such as cement, chalk etc.
which solidify once they came in contact with water thus
damaging the appliance
• During refilling with water, switch off and disconnect the
appliance from the mains.
• It is necessary to keep the unit in horizontal position du-
ring operation.
• Do not direct the steam jet on electrical or electronic ap-
pliances.
• Make sure the appliance has cooled down before clea-
ning it.
• Before storing the appliance make sure that it has com-
pletely cooled down.
• This appliance is equipped with safety devices which are
to be replaced only by a suitably qualified technician.
• Do not put any detergent or chemical substance in the
boiler.
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Directive 2002/96/EC (Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment - WEEE):
information for users
This product complies with EU Directive 2002/96/EC.
The crossed-out wastebasket symbol on the appliance me-
ans that at the end of its useful lifespan, the product must
be disposed of separately from ordinary household wastes.
The user is responsible for delivering the appliance to an
appropriate collection facility at the end of its useful life-
span.
Appropriate separate collection to permit recycling, treat-
ment and environmentally compatible disposal helps to pre-
vent negative impact on the environment and human health
and promotes recycling of the materials making up the pro-
duct. For more information on available collection facilities,
contact your local waste collection service.
Polti declines liability for any damage or accident deri-
ved from any use of Mondial Vap which is not in confor-
mity with the instructions contained in this booklet.
Never place your hands
inside the jet of steam.
Danger of burns!
Do not direct the steam jet at
people, animals or debris.
Danger of burns!
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This appliance is intended for professional use as a steam
generator and liquid/damp vacuum cleaner in accordance
with the descriptions and instructions provided in this ma-
nual. Please read these instructions carefully and keep
them for future reference.
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FILLING THE WATER AND DETERGENT TANKS
• Fill the water tank (I) with ordinary tap water.
• Use the funnel (23) to fill the detergent tank (J) with ap-
propriately diluted detergent.
CAUTION: never fill the water tank with detergent solution
or vice versa, and never switch the positions of the two
tanks on the appliance. It is important to fill the water tank (I)
with water only, NEVER with detergent. Putting detergent
into the water tank could seriously damage the appliance.
• Place the tanks in their positions on the appliance, as
shown in fig.1.
• Proceed to make connections, inserting the probe tubes
in the connectors on the tanks (fig.2).
• Close the tanks by screwing on the cap (S) and inserting
the self-primer tube (R) in the hole on the cap (fig.3).
PREPARATION OF THE DIRT CONTAINER
• Release the two levers locking the dirt container (K) in
place and slide the container (L) out of the appliance
(fig.4).
• Open the dirt container lid using the handle (fig.5).
• Fill the container (L) with 1 litre of ordinary tap water.
• Add a dose (one cap) of antifoam (28) to the water in the
container (L).
• Put the container back into the appliance, performing the
procedure described above in reverse order.
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• Open the door on the unit socket (N); plug in the unit plug
(6) all the way, without pressing the button, until you hear
the mechanism click into place, then check that it is con-
nected properly (fig. 6).
• To disconnect the unit plug (6) from the appliance, press
button (7) and pull the unit plug away from the appliance.
• Plug in the appliance into a suitable electrical outlet.
STEAM FUNCTION
• Press the main switch (A) and the light will come on.
• Press the boiler switch (B). The steam ready indicator
light (E) will start flashing and then stay on (after about
5-10 minutes), indicating that the appliance is ready to
dispense steam.
• Press the steam/detergent button (3) on the handle to di-
spense steam.
Note: The handle (2) has a safety button (4) which prevents
accidental dispensing of steam by children or people unfa-
miliar with operation of the appliance. If you need to leave
the hose temporarily unattended while the appliance is on,
lock the safety button (4). Put it back in its original position
to start dispensing steam again.
The first time you use the appliance, a few drops of water
may leak out because the inside of the hose is not yet per-
fectly thermally stable. It is advisable to direct the first jet of
steam onto a rag, until the jet is uniform.
• To turn off the steam function, press the switch (B). The
indicator light (E) will go out.
VACUUM FUNCTION
• Press the main switch (A) and the light will come on.
• Hold button (5) on the handle (2) down for a few seconds,
and the appliance will begin vacuuming.
CAUTION: Use the vacuum function to pick up
liquid/damp dirt only, not to pick up dry dirt.
• To stop vacuuming, hold the button (5) on the handle (2)
down for a few seconds.
DETERGENT FUNCTION
• Press the main switch (A) and the light will come on.
• Press the detergent switch (C). The detergent indicator
light (G) will come on.
• Press the steam/detergent button (3) on the handle to di-
spense detergent.
Note: The handle (2) has a safety button (4) which prevents
accidental dispensing of steam by children or people unfa-
miliar with operation of the appliance. If you need to leave
the hose temporarily unattended while the appliance is on,
lock the safety button (4). Put it back in its original position
to start dispensing steam again.
• To turn off the detergent function, press the switch (C).
The indicator light (G) will go out.
COMBINED FUNCTIONS
You may use different functions in combination:
STEAM – VACUUM
STEAM – DETERGENT
DETERGENT – VACUUM
STEAM – DETERGENT – VACUUM
To combine functions, simply select the ones you wish to
use in the way described above.
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This appliance allows you to optimise steam flow using the
steam control knob (D).
Turn the knob clockwise to increase steam flow. Turn it anti-
clockwise to decrease steam flow.
Use strong steam: to remove deposits, stains and grease
and to sanitise;
Use normal steam: on carpets, rugs, glass and floors;
Use gentle steam: to spray plants and clean delicate fa-
brics, upholstery, sofas, etc.
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All Mondial Vap accessories may be used together. Con-
nect them to the steam handle as follows (fig.7):
• Set the accessory lock button (8) (present on all accesso-
ries) in the OPEN position (8a).
• Attach the desired accessory to the handle.
• Put the lock button (8) in the CLOSED position (8b).
• Check that the connection is tight.
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When the water in the dirt container (L) is very dirty, replace
it as described in the section on “Emptying and cleaning the
dirt container”. When dirt in the dirt container (L) reaches
the maximum permitted level, vacuuming will be automati-
cally shut down by the safety float (P) (you will hear the mo-
tor running faster).
CAUTION: turn off the appliance and do not start it up again
until you have put water in the container as described in the
section on “Emptying and cleaning the dirt container”. If you
attempt to turn on the appliance before this, you could da-
mage the filter on the air outlet (Q).
To resume cleaning, proceed as described in the section on
“Emptying and cleaning the dirt container”, and then add
water to the container.
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• Turn off the appliance with the main switch (A) and unplug
it.
• Release the two levers locking the dirt container (K) in
place and slide the container (L) out of the appliance
(fig.4).
• Open the lid on the dirt container using the handle (fig.5).
• Clean the dirt container (L).
• If you want to continue working, fill the container with
water.
• Put the container back inside the appliance, performing
the procedure described above in reverse order.
Note: empty the dirt container (L) before putting away your
Mondial Vap. One of the biggest advantages of the Mondial
Vap is that it can be put away clean.
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Mondial Vap has a convenient, accurate pressure gauge
(H) for displaying actual operating pressure.
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When the water tank is out of water, the out of water light
(F) will come on and an acoustic signal will sound. Fill as
follows before continuing to work:
• Disconnect the probe tube by pressing the lever on it and
pulling it (fig.8).
• Pull the self-primer tube (R) out of the tank lid (fig.3).
• Unscrew the tank cap with dip tube (S) and remove it from
the tank (fig.3).
Fill before continuing to work as described in the section on
“Filling the water and detergent tanks”.
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When the detergent tank is empty, the detergent indicator
light (G) will flash and an acoustic signal will sound.
• Disconnect the probe tube by pressing the lever on it and
pulling it (fig.8).
• Pull the self-primer tube (S) out of the tank lid (fig.3).
• Unscrew the detergent tank cap with dip tube (T) and re-
move it from the tank (fig.3).
Fill before continuing to work as described in the section on
“Filling the water and detergent tanks”.
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The boiler may run out of water if the refilling system is not
working properly. This type of fault is signalled by a flashing
indicator light (F) and an acoustic signal.
If the problem continues to occur, contact the technical assi-
stance service.
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Wind up the cable on the pins (O) before putting your Mon-
dial Vap away (fig.9).
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Before steam-treating leather, special fabrics and wooden
surfaces, refer to the manufacturer’s care instructions and
always test by applying steam to a hidden corner or sample
of the material. Let the steam-treated part dry and then
check it for colour changes or deformation.
DO NOT USE STEAM ON DRAYLON, VELVET OR SIMI-
LAR SENSITIVE SURFACES.
Be very careful when cleaning wooden surfaces (furniture,
doors, etc.) and brick floors, as excessively prolonged use
of steam could damage the wax, polish or colour of the sur-
faces.
Apply steam to surfaces of this kind only for brief intervals,
or clean them with a cloth to which you have applied steam.
On particularly delicate surfaces (such as synthetic mate-
rials, lacquered surfaces, etc.) use only the minimum steam
setting. When cleaning glass in cold weather, preheat the
glass by starting to spray from about 50 cm away. Spray
plants from at least 50 cm away.
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This brush is intended for use on large surfaces, tiled and
stone floors, hardwood floors, carpets, etc..
• Brush attachment (11), for vacuuming only.
• Liquid vacuum attachment (12), for vacuuming up spills
on smooth surfaces.
• Carpet attachment (13), for carpets and rugs.
The multipurpose brush may be connected to the hose with
the extension tubes (9) or attached directly to the handle.
Assembling the multipurpose brush:
To apply different attachments to the multipurpose brush,
shift the two slides (10a) on the back of the brush outwards
and apply the attachment recommended for the type of sur-
face you wish to clean. Push the two slides (10a) inwards to
lock the attachment in place.
IMPORTANT: please read the section on “Recommenda-
tions for use of accessories”.
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This accessory is recommended for use on glass surfaces,
large mirrors and smooth surfaces of all kinds. The squee-
gee tool (19) may be connected to the hose with the exten-
sion tubes (9) or attached directly to the handle (2). Pro-
ceed as follows to use the squeegee tool correctly:
• Apply steam evenly over the surface to be cleaned to dis-
solve dirt.
• Press the rubber wiper onto the surface to be cleaned,
working vertically, from the top down, with the vacuum
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function on.
Caution: When cleaning glass in cold weather, preheat the
glass by starting to spray from about 50 cm away..
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This accessory is recommended for cleaning hard-to-reach
corners which are difficult to clean with other accessories,
such as:
• pre-treating stains on carpets or rugs before using the
brush on them;
• cleaning stainless steel, glass, mirrors, coated surfaces
and enamel;
• cleaning hard-to-reach corners such as stairs, window
frames, door jambs, aluminium sections;
• cleaning around the base of taps;
• cleaning shutters, radiators, car interiors;
• spraying houseplants from a distance;
• eliminating odours and creases from clothing.
The 120° tool may be applied directly to the handle (2) or
connected to the hose with extension tubes (9). The 120°
tool may be used in combination with the following accesso-
ries:
• coloured 120° brushes (16), recommended for removing
encrustations from narrow surfaces such as gas rings,
shutters, spaces between tiles, bathroom fixtures, etc..
They are colour-coded so that you can always use the
same brush for the same surface.
• Steam nozzle (17), recommended for getting into hard-to-
reach corners and cleaning radiators, door and window
frames, bathroom fixtures and shutters. To connect the
nozzle to the 120° tool simply screw it on just like the co-
loured brushes, which can in turn be screwed onto the
nozzle. TAKE CARE WHEN APPLYING, THE METAL TIP
OF THE NOZZLE REMAINS VERY HOT FOR SOME
TIME AFTER USE.
• 120° tool nozzle (18), recommended for vacuuming up
dirt that has been dislodged from narrow surfaces such as
the gaps between tiles, door jambs, gaps in shutters, etc..
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This accessory is recommended for use on a variety of mid-
sized surfaces or for washing fabric surfaces such as sofas,
mattresses, etc., using the following attachments supplied
with it:
• squeegee attachment (21) for small mirrors and windows,
glass and cement walls, etc..
• brush attachment (22) for carpets, stairs, car interiors, tex-
tile surfaces in general; also useful for removing pet hair
from these types of surfaces.
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This accessory is recommended for treating fabrics such as
sofa and armchair upholstery with the combined action of
water mist and vacuum power.
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NOTE: use this accessory with the detergent function active
ONLY, not with steam. This brush is recommended for use
on large surfaces such as tiled and stone floors, hardwood
floors, carpets, etc., with the combined action of water mist
with vacuum power.
You may separate the attachment (27) from the brush by sli-
ding it off as shown in figure 10 to glide more easily over
carpets.
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• Always make sure that the appliance is unplugged before
performing any maintenance on it.
• Let bristles cool down in their natural position after using
brushes to prevent deformation.
• Periodically inspect the gaskets on the unit plug (6). Re-
place them with original spare parts when necessary. Also
inspect the gaskets on the extension tubes (9) and handle
(2) connections. Clean the outside of the appliance with a
damp cloth,. do not use solvents or detergents, which
could damage the plastic surface.
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• Turn off the appliance with the main switch (A) and unplug
it.
• Release the two levers locking the dirt container (K) in
place and slide the container (L) out of the appliance
(fig.4).
• Remove the filter on the air outlet (Q) from its housing and
clean it with a brush with stiff bristles; if the filter is not
clean enough, rinse it with water and let it dry. Replace
the filter if it appears to be damaged, to prevent it from
compromising the appliance’s performance.
• If you wish to continue working, reassemble the filter by
performing the procedure described above in reverse.
The filter will last about 100 hours of operation.
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FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY READ FOLLOWING IN-
STRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO CONNECT THIS UNIT TO
THE MAINS.
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This unit is designed to operate on 240V, 50 Hz current
only. Connecting it to other power sources may damage the
unit.
WARNING -This appliance must be earthed.
This appliance may be fitted with a non rewirable plug, if it is
necessary to change the fuse in a non rewirable plug the
fuse cover must be refitted. If the fuse cover is lost or dama-
ged, the plug must not be used until a replacement, availa-
ble from the appliance manufacturer, is obtained. It is impor-
tant that the colour of the replacement fuse cover
corresponds with the colour marking on the base of the
plug.
If the plug requires to be changed because it is not suitable
for your socket, or becomes damaged, it should be cut off
and an appropriate plug fitted following the wiring instruc-
tion (below). The plug removed must be disposed of safely
as insertion into a 13A socket is likely to cause an electrical
hazard.
IMPORTANT
These wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance
with the following code.
• Green-and-yellow: Earth
• Blue: Neutral
• Brown: Live
As the colours of the wires in the mains leads of this ap-
pliance may not correspond with the coloured markings
identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be con-
nected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the
letter “E” or by the earth symbol or green-and-yellow.
The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter “N” or coloured
black.
The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter “L” or coloured red.
GREEN
&
YELLOW
(Earth)
BLUE
(Neutral)
FUSE
(13 amp)
BRAWN
(Live)
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