Reliable i700 User manual

i700 & i702
Professional Steam Boiler
i700A/B & i702C
Professional Steam Cleaner
Instruction Manual

USER INSTRUCTIONS i700 – i702
Thank you for purchasing the Reliable™ i700 or i702 series steam boiler.
Please follow the instructions carefully. With proper care and maintenance,
your steamer will provide years of dependable service.
Your boiler is supplied with a safety cap on the blow-down valve (right side of
tank), as well as a plastic tube and fitting to secure the tube. Please remove
the safety cap and install the tube and fitting. This will allow you to follow the
cleaning procedure described at the bottom of the page. If there is a problem
with the blow-down valve (leaking) you can use the safety cap to prevent
water from leaking until you have the valve replaced.
1. Remove the steam generator from its packing and make sure all
packing parts have been taken off (including the protective bags).
Lay the machine on a flat and solid surface fitted to support it next to
a wall socket (max. mt. 1,5).
2. Connect the accessory’s plug (iron i30, steam brush i38) to the
socket (7) and the accessory’s steam hose to its brass “L” connector
(8). Repeat the same operation with the second socket and the
second “L” connector (8) (For mod. i702 only).
3. Before beginning any operation, make sure that the exhaust valve
(10) is closed and the “L” joint is screwed with the outlet downwards.
4. Unscrew the safety cap (1) and fill the boiler with max. 7L tap water
being careful not to overfill it. Screw the safety cap (1) snug only.
5. Insert the electrical plug (5), press the boiler switch on (3) and the
steam switch on (2). When the two switches come on, the generator
is working.
6. Set the temperature regulation knob (14) on the iron to “cotton ooo”.
7. Keep waiting for the manometer (12) indicating 3,5 bar (it takes
about 20/25 minutes)
8. The machine is ready for use.
9. Press the steam button (13) of the steam iron (9) or steam brush
(11). It is possible to regulate the steam quantity by the steam
regulation knob (6).
10. In case the steam stops during ironing and the water button’s red
light (4) comes on, it means that there is not enough water in the
tank. To start ironing again, switch off the boiler button (4); press the
steam iron button (13) to ensure there is no more steam in the boiler,
slowly open the pressure cap (1) and refill to the required level with
warm water. Replace the cap and wait for it to build up pressure
again.
11. When you first press the steam button (after having turned the boiler
on and depressed the steam button (13) on the iron you might notice

a decrease in pressure. This is because the tank has air in it. In
order to have plenty of steam (after you have depressed the iron)
wait until the pressure goes back up to the maximum level before
you begin.
Picture 1. Mod. i700 Picture 1. Mod. i700 + i30
COMPONENTS
1. Safety cap
2. Steam switch
3. Boiler switch
4. Low water red pilot light
5. Power cord and plug
6. Steam regulation knob
7. Plug for accessory and solenoid valve control
8. “L” connector for steam outlet
9. Steam iron (i30 see mod. i700 + i30)
10. Exhaust valve
11. Steam brush (i38 see mod. i702 + i30 + i38)
12. Manometer
13. Steam button
14. Temperature regulation knob (i30)

Picture 1. Mod. i702 Picture 1. Mod. i702 + i30 + i38
COMPONENTS
1. Safety cap
2. Steam switch
3. Boiler switch
4. Low water red pilot light
5. Power cord and plug
6. Steam regulation knob
7. Plug for accessory and solenoid valve control
8. “L” connector for steam outlet
9. Steam iron (i30 see mod. i700 + i30)
10. Exhaust valve
11. Steam brush (i38 see mod. i702 + i30 + i38)
12. Manometer
13. Steam button
14. Temperature regulation knob (i30)

CAUTION
•Do not leave the machine unattended while the plug is connected to the
socket
•Avoid opening the exhaust valve (10) while the machine is working,
connected to the electric outlet or while it is still under pressure.
•Clean the boiler by opening the exhaust valve (10), only when the
machine has been disconnected from the electrical outlet (for safety).
For best performance, clean the boiler after every use.
•For complete safety, before refilling the boiler, please disconnect the
plug.
•Do not touch the iron plate while ironing and for 15 minutes after it is
switched off.
•While using the machine, never unscrew or remove the cap while under
pressure. Before removing it, make sure that it does not give off steam
anymore by shutting the boiler off, and pressing the steam iron button
(13) to release all remaining steam.
•The safety cap (1) must be replaced with original parts only.
TECHNICAL DATA
Working voltage: 120V (i700+i702C) 220V (i702)
Nominal capacity of the tank: 9 Liters
Boiler power: 1 heating element 1200W (i700+i702C) and 2 heating
elements 800W (i702)
Power consumption: 20 amps (i700)
Service pressure: 3,5 Bar/4 Bar
Maximum pressure: 7 Bar

TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
EXPLANATION
SOLUTION
Does
steam go
out from
the boiler?
It may happen that, while filling the
tank, some water overfills the cap
and flows inside the boiler wetting
the insulating material
In order to solve the problem, we suggest
using the machine as usual so that the
insulating material dries up in about one
hour through the heat of the machine. In
case you still have this problem after one
working hour, please contact the service
centre.
Does the
steam iron
leak steam
mixed with
water?
1) While filling the tank you may
have poured too much water into it.
2) The iron plate has to be hot
before the steam passage
1) The problem will go on until the excess
water is emptied. Keep the steam button
depressed until the water in the tank is at
the correct level.
2) Please check that the temperature knob
is on the right position: “cotton °°°)”
There is
no steam
coming out
of the
iron?
1) The steam knob (where
supplied) might be closed
2) The iron switch might be off
3) The boiler switch might be off
4) The water might be used up.
1) Open the steam knob anticlockwise.
2) After the iron switch comes on, wait for 4
minutes so that the iron plate gets hot.
3) After the boiler switch comes on, wait for
10 minutes so the boiler produces steam.
4) Fill it following the instructions carefully.
Does the
ironing
board get
wet?
1) The ironing board cover might
not be able to absorb the steam
completely
2) The steam iron leaks steam
mixed with water (Check by
spraying some steam on a dry
cloth)
1) You might use a thicker cover (or two
covers) so to create a thicker surface to
absorb the steam better. In case you are
using a vacuum table, switch on the
vacuum function each time you are using
the steam
2) See # 2
Does the
steam leak
dirty
water?
Some dirty might have gone into
the tank with the water and it is
given off from the iron.
Fill the empty tank with 1 liter of water,
screw the cap up, shake it, unscrew the
cap and empty the tank. Repeat the action
until the water is cleaned. We do not
recommend the use of any additive to pour
in the tank. Before ironing again spray
some steam on a cloth until clean steam
comes out.

i700 SPARE PARTS LIST
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
U.M
Q.TY
AST113
FLAT WASHER FOR PA012
NR
2
CD024/442
NIPPLE JOINT
NR
1
CD332
HANDLE FOR MOD.07/08/09
NR
1
CD332/2
HEXAGONAL HEADED SCREW
NR
2
CD338/1
STICK SUPPORT NUT
NR
1
CD338/2
WASHER FOR STICK SUPPORT
NR
3
CD338/3
STICK SUPPORT
NR
1
CD347
FAIRLEAD FOR CAP JOINT
NR
1
CD347/7000
FAIRLEAD FOR SOLENOID VALVE
NR
1
CD348/1
SCREW FOR BULB THERMOSTAT
NR
6
CD348/185
BULB THERMOSTAT 165°
NR
2
CD350
RED LIGHT 110V UL APPROVAL
NR
1
CD351
CONNECTOR FOR SOLENOID VALVE
NR
1
CD360
STOP FOR FAIRLEAD 6W-1
NR
1
CD361
STOP FOR FAIRLEAD 6N 3-4
NR
1
CD365/5
SAFETY CAP WITH TEFLON O-RING
NR
1
CD366/6
O-RING FOR SAFETY CAP
NR
1
CD367
DYN FOOT
NR
4
CD368
WAND
NR
1
CD369
FUNNEL
NR
1
GV028/84/110
ADJUSTABLE SOLEINOID VALVE
NR
1
CD374/1
MANOMETER
NR
1
CD458
TECHNICAL DATA
NR
2
CV103
METAL RING 1/4 SOLENOID NUT 7000
NR
1
FS012
SCREW M4x22 FOR THERMOSTAT FIXING
NR
5
FS017
STAINLESS HANDLE FIXING SCREW M5x10
NR
2
GV025/15
PTFE O-RING FOR HEATING ELEMENT
NR
2

ITEM
DESCRIPTION
U.M
Q.TY
GV025/23
WHITE ZINC-PLATED NUT 4MA 5588
NR
6
GV025/27
NUT
NR
2
GV025/30
NUT
NR
9
GV025/31
SCREW
NR
3
GV025/32
NUT
NR
2
GV025/33
NUT
NR
1
GV025/45
GLASS LEVEL
NR
1
GV025/47
NUT
NR
9
GV025/49
COVER FOR GLASS LEVEL INDICATOR
NR
1
GV025/51
COPPER PIPE
NR
1
GV025/55
SCREW FOR GLASS FIXING 3 MA
NR
2
GV025/56
NUT FOR TAP
NR
1
GV026/12
TAP
NR
1
GV026/7
FEMALE FAST RECEPTACLE
NR
1
GV028/1/110
INCOLOY HEATING ELEMENT 1200W 110V
NR
2
GV028/12
"L" JOINT FOR COCK
NR
2
GV028/15
BASEMENT
NR
1
GV028/17
VARNISHED IRON HOLDER
NR
1
GV028/18
BRACKET BOILER FIXING
NR
1
GV028/19
GLASS FIXING PLAQUE
NR
2
GV028/2
STAINLESS BOILER
NR
1
GV028/22
CHOCK FOR TAP
NR
1
GV028/27
EXTESION JOINT
NR
1
GV028/29
BOILER INSULATING FOR ITEM I700N
NR
1
GV028/30
"L" JOINT FOR SOLENOID VALVE
NR
1
GV028/33
O-RING FOR GLASS LEVEL
NR
2
GV028/36
FEMALE FRUIT ILME PLUG
NR
1
GV028/43
JOINT FOR TEDDINGTON
NR
1
GV028/45
STRAIGHT HOLDER WITH ROD
NR
1

ITEM
DESCRIPTION
U.M
Q.TY
GV028/46
TEDDINGTON PRESSURE SWITCH
NR
1
GV028/47
WIRING FOR I700N/110V 1,5 MM
NR
1
GV028/49
CHASSIS
NR
1
GV028/50
FRONT CHASSIS
NR
1
GV028/52
SCREW
NR
4
GV028/6
YELLOW BRASS ANGLE CONNECTION
NR
1
GV028/69
BOX
NR
1
GV028/72
TUBE
NR
1
GV028/73
ANGLE CONNECTION
NR
1
GV028/74
POWER CORD
NR
1
GV028/75
HOSE CLAMP
NR
1
GV028/76
MANUAL INSTRUCTION
NR
1
GV028/9
SCREW FOR CLOSING
NR
16
GV029/4
COVER
NR
1
MC020
BIPOLAR SWITCH NR/NR+ LED RED
NR
2
RIC003/2
CERAMIC TERMINAL BLOCK FOR 110V
NR
1

i700/120V PARTS DRAWING

i700 WIRING DIAGRAM

i702 SPARE PARTS LIST
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
UM
Q.TY
AST113
FLAT WASHER
NR
2
CD024/442
BRASS NIPLE JOINT
NR
1
CD332
HANDLE FOR
NR
1
CD332/2
HEXAGONAL HEADED SCREW
NR
2
CD338/1
STICK SUPPORT NUT
NR
2
CD338/2
WASHER FOR STICK SUPPORT
NR
4
CD338/3
STICK SUPPORT
NR
2
CD347
FAIRLEAD FOR CAP JOINT
NR
1
CD347/7000
FAIRLEAD FOR SOLENOID VALVE
NR
1
CD348/1
SCREW FOR BULB THERMOSTAT
NR
6
CD348/185
BULB THERMOSTAT 165°
NR
2
CD350
RED LIGHT 110V UL APPROVAL
NR
1
CD351
CONNECTOR FOR SOLENOID VALVE
NR
2
CD360
STOP FOR FAIRLEAD 6W-1
NR
2
CD361
STOP FOR FAIRLEAD 6N 3-4
NR
1
CD365/5
SAFETY CAP WITH TEFLON O-RING
NR
1
CD366/6
O-RING FOR SAFETY CAP
CD367
DYN FOOT
NR
4
CD368
STICK TO HOLD THE CORD UP
NR
2
CD369
FUNNEL D. 10 ITEM 013
NR
1
GV028/84
ADJUSTABLE SOLENOID VALVE
NR
2
CD374/1
GAUGE SCALE 0/10
NR
1
CD458
TECNICAL DATA
NR
2
CV103
METAL RING 1/4 SOLENOID NUT 7000
NR
1
FS012
SCREW M4x22 FOR THERMOSTAT FIXING
NR
5
GV025/15
PTFE O-RING FOR HEATING ELEMENT
NR
2
GV025/19
"T" JOINT 1/4F
NR
1
GV025/20
BEND JOINT M-M
NR
2
GV025/23
WHITE ZINC-PLATED NUT 4MA 5588
NR
8
GV025/27
NOTCHED WASHER FOR FOOT
NR
2
GV025/30
NUT 3MA
NR
8
GV025/31
SCREW 3MA
NR
5

ITEM
DESCRIPTION
UM
Q.TY
GV025/32
NUT FOR WATER LEVEL INDICATOR 3/8
NR
2
GV025/33
NUT FOR WATER LEVEL INDICATOR JOINT
NR
1
GV025/45
WATER LEVEL INDICATOR
NR
1
GV025/47
WASHER FOR SCREW DIAM. 3
NR
8
GV025/49
GLASS PLATE
NR
1
GV025/51
COPPER HOSE
NR
1
GV025/55
SCREW FOR GLASS FIXING 3 MA
NR
2
GV025/56
CLOSING NUT
NR
1
GV026/12
FAIRLEAD
NR
1
GV026/7
FEMALE FAST RECEPTACLE
NR
2
GV028/1
INCOLOY HEATING ELEMENT 800W 230V
NR
2
GV028/12
"L" JOINT FOR COCK
NR
2
GV028/15
BASEMENT
NR
1
GV028/16
TOP
NR
1
GV028/18
BRACKET BOILER FIXING
NR
1
GV028/19
GLASS FIXING PLAQUE
NR
2
GV028/2
STAINLESS BOILER
NR
1
GV028/22
CHOCK FOR COCK
NR
1
GV028/27
EXTESION JOINT
NR
1
GV028/29
BOILER INSULATING
NR
1
GV028/30
"L" JOINT FOR SOLENOID VALVE
NR
1
GV028/33
O-RING FOR GLASS LEVEL
NR
2
GV028/35
CORD 3,5 MT
NR
1
GV028/36
FEMALE FRUIT ILME PLUG
NR
2
GV028/43
JOINT WITH OGIVA FOR SOLENOID
NR
1
GV028/45
STRAIGHT HOLDER WITH ROD
NR
2
GV028/46
TEDDINGTON PRESSURE SWITCH
NR
1
GV028/47
WIRING FOR I700N/110V 1,5 MM
NR
1
GV028/49
CHASSIS
NR
1
GV028/50
FRONT CHASSIS
NR
1
GV028/52
SCREW
NR
4
GV028/6
"L" JOINT DA1/4 MALE/FEMALE
NR
2
GV028/70
BOX
NR
1

ITEM
DESCRIPTION
UM
Q.TY
GV028/72
PVC TUBE FOR WATER DISCHARGE
NR
1
GV028/73
ANGLE CONNECTION
NR
1
GV028/75
HASE CLAMP
NR
1
GV028/76
MANUAL INSTRUCTION
NR
1
GV028/9
SCREW FOR CLOSING
NR
16
MC020
BIPOLAR SWITCH NR/NR+ LED RED
NR
3
RIC003/2
CERAMIC TERMINAL BLOCK FOR 110V
NR
1

i702 PARTS DRAWING

i702 WIRING DIAGRAM

USER INSTRUCTIONS i700A/B & i702C
Thank you for purchasing the Reliable™ i700A/B or i702C series steam
cleaner. Please follow the instructions carefully. With proper care and
maintenance, your steamer will provide years of dependable service.
Your steamer is supplied with a safety cap on the blow-down valve (right side
of tank), as well as a plastic tube and fitting to secure the tube. Please
remove the safety cap and install the tube and fitting. This will allow you to
follow the cleaning procedure described at the bottom of the page. If there is
a problem with the blow-down valve (leaking) you can use the safety cap to
prevent water from leaking until you have the valve replaced.
1. Unscrew the security cap (on the top) and fill the steamer with a
maximum of 7 liters of water. For the i700A or i702C screw in the
adjustable nozzle and tighten securely. Insert the 4-pin receptacle
provided for the plug on the electronic foot pedal. For the i700B or
i702C, connect the steam gun by plugging it in the quick disconnect
fitting on the solenoid valve (you can also install the hose support wand
at this time as well) and insert the 4-pin connector in the receptacle
provided.
2. Plug the steam generator into the main power supply.
3. Switch on the steam generator by pressing the button "boiler" and the
steam by pressing the “steam “ button.
4. Wait until the pressure reaches 4-5 bar (60-70 lbs) (about 15 min.).
5. Press the foot pedal or the (red) steam button on the steam gun and
regulate the desired steam quantity by turning the valve handle situated
behind the solenoid valve on the steam generator.
6. Every 30 minutes check the water level in the glass to ensure that the
water is not below the minimum level mark.
If you notice a decrease in steam pressure when you first use the steamer,
this is because the tank is full of air. In order to have plenty of steam (after
you have depressed the foot pedal or steam gun) wait until the pressure
goes back up to the maximum level before you begin.
If during use the steam flow ceases and the low water button lights up, it
means that there's no more water in the steam generator. In order to start
steaming again, switch off the "boiler" button, slowly unscrew the security

cap, verifying before unscrewing it completely that there is no more steam in
the nozzle or steam gun. To verify this, just press the foot pedal or the red
steam button situated on the gun. Take the plug off the steam generator and
fill the steamer with water to the required level.
i700A/B & i702C COMPONENTS
Picture 1. Mod. i700A
Picture 1. Mod. i700B
COMPONENTS i700A/B & i702C
1. Safety cap
2. Steam switch
3. Boiler switch
4. Low water red pilot light
5. Power cord and plug
6. Steam regulation knob
7. Plug for accessory and solenoid valve control
8. Adjustable steam nozzle (i700A-i702C)
9. Steam tip (i700A+i700B-i702C)
10. Exhaust valve
11. Pedal (i700A-i702C)
12. Manometer
13. Steam gun (i700B-i702C)
14. Steam switch (i700B-i702C

Picture 1. Mod. i702C
COMPONENTS i700A/B & i702C
1. Safety cap
2. Steam switch
3. Boiler switch
4. Low water red pilot light
5. Power cord and plug
6. Steam regulation knob
7. Plug for accessory and solenoid valve control
8. Adjustable steam nozzle (i700A-i702C)
9. Steam tip (i700A+i700B-i702C)
10. Exhaust valve
11. Pedal (i700A-i702C)
12. Manometer
13. Steam gun (i700B-i702C)
14. Steam switch (i700B-i702C)