US Steam Blue Evolution User manual

User Manual
2440 Chambers Street, Ste A
Venus, Texas 76084
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Table of Contents
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Assembly
(Collection Tank, Handle, and Toolbox) ____________________________________ 5
Quick Start
Steam ____________________________________________________________________ 6
Extraction _________________________________________________________________ 7
Va c u u m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7
Tools
& Accessories ___________________________________________________________ 9
Indicators ___________________________________________________________________
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Trouble Shooting / Error Codes. __________________________________________________
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Descaling ___________________________________________________________________
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Maintenance _________________________________________________________________
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Specifications ________________________________________________________________
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Warrant y
& Repair ____________________________________________________________
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ØDO NOT leave the steam cleaner unattended while plugged in.
ØTurn off all controls and unplug the electrical cord when not in use, when moving to another location and before
servicing.
ØDO NOT use with a damaged cord or plug. If the steam cleaner is not working as it should, has been dropped,
damaged, left outdoors or dropped into water, call for service before using.
ØNEVER attempt to disassemble this steamer in a way not instructed in this manual.
ØDO NOT handle the electrical plug with wet hands.
ØDO NOT use near children.
ØDO NOT pull or carry by power cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
ØALWAYS set safety switch on hose handle into the locked position when not in use.
ØKeep body, hands, and feet away from accessories or nozzle when steam is in active use.
ØNot setting safety switch to locked position could result in an injury.
ØALWAYS test a small area before cleaning a large area on any type of surface to make sure no damage will
occur.
ØThis appliance is not rated for use in explosive environments.
The steam cleaner uses 110 Volts and will pull 13.1 Amps. It should be the only appliance plugged into an
outlet.
ØUse only a 12 gauge / 20AMP rated or higher rated extension cord.
ØAny alteration of electrical cord supply on this steam cleaner will void all warranties.

Steam Pressure
Boiler
Temperat ure
Boiler Heating
(Flashing when heating)
Low Water
Extraction
Steam
Descaling
Water Reservoir Tanks
Drain Plugs
Cleaning Accessories
Console
Hose Connection
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Start-up steam with hot water module Start-up suction
The soaking effect and, thus, cleaning performance can be
increased for heavy soiling by switching the hot water mo-
dule to steam.
INFO:
Do not use on sensitive surfaces or materials.
Switching on “hot water module”
Press button Con the control panel to activate the hot wa-
ter module. The symbol Non the display begins to flash.
Pressing button
T4
on the handle for the hot water module
switches the function on and symbol Non the display stays
illuminated.
Always use button
T4
on the handle to switch the hot water
module on and off.
T3
T4
The "hot water module" flow-through can be adjustet, by
pressing the button
Cin 10% increments. This is indicated
between 010 an 100 in the display.
Display shows 010 = 10% minimum amount of hot water
Display shows 100 = 100% maximum amount of hot water
Suction
Press button Bon the display to activate suction.
LED Dfor suction turns red. (Suction mode 3 = max.)
Press button
T3
on the handle to switch on suction.
Briefly press button
T5
+ or
T5
on the side to vary suction
power.
MIN = LED Dturns green
MED = LED Dturns orange
MAX = LED Dturns red
Press button
T3
briefly to turn suction off again.
INFO:
As there is liquid in the hose and in the extension pipes du-
ring suction operation, the sucker should not disconnected
immediately after cleaning finishes.
A short delay (approx. 30 seconds) is required.
T5
B
D
CN
ON/OFF VA C U U M EXTRACTION
Exhaust Cover
Iron (not included)
Collection Tank
LED Colors:
Green = Low Vacuum
Orange = Medium Vacuum
Red = High Vacuum
Blue Evolution
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Boiler Cap

Assembly
Collection Tank
Assembly
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The collection tank can hold ½gallon of water. If you exceed this amount, the
fill level sensor will stop suction and the warning display will flash.
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Assembly / preparation
Filling the filter bowl
Your appliance is fitted with a hygienic water filter. You must
fill the filter bowl with water before starting, in order to bind
the extracted dirt in the water and to clean the suctioned air
in the water bath as well.
• Loosen the clips on the right and left of the filter bowl and
remove from its slot.
• Open the cover on the filter bowl by pushing off the rele-
vant clips.
• Fill with tap
water
up to the
green line
(approx.
2.0 litres).
• Re-insert the filter bowl, ensuring the switch cam on the
cover is in the correct position.
WARNING:
The appliance can suck in up to approx. 1.5 litres of liquid.
If you exceed this amount, the fill level sensor will stop suc-
tion automatically and LED D (page 2) on the display will
flash.
INFO:
If you only wish to suction liquid, such as accidental water
spills, it is not necessary to fill the appliance's filter bowl with
water.
When sucking liquids, the MAX. capacity in the container is
approx. 4 litres.
Inserting the steam suction hose
• Insert the connector of the steam suction hose into the
socket until you hear the click of the safety hook.
• To remove the hose from the appliance, press release but-
ton A and pull on the connector.
A
ØRemove by pulling latches out, located on
the sides of the tank, and slide off.
ØRemove the lid and fill the tank with water to
the GREEN fill line.
ØSecure the lid to the tank before re-installing.
ØTo install the tank, pull out the latches and slide
tank onto the back of the Blue Evolution.
ØUse the latches to lock tank in place. It should
slide smoothly and fit tightly.
Accessory Box
The accessory box fits securely on the
handle using two fixed knobs. Tighten
by turning knobs clockwise.
ØAttach screw knobs
located on each side
ØSits in groove on
handle
Push Handle
ØAttach by placing over fixed screw studs
located on each side and secure with the 2
small knobs. Use the washers with small
knobs.
ØSecure handle
with the larger
knobs, by turning
clockwise until
tight

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Assembly / preparation
Filling the filter bowl
Your appliance is fitted with a hygienic water filter. You must
fill the filter bowl with water before starting, in order to bind
the extracted dirt in the water and to clean the suctioned air
in the water bath as well.
• Loosen the clips on the right and left of the filter bowl and
remove from its slot.
• Open the cover on the filter bowl by pushing off the rele-
vant clips.
• Fill with tap
water
up to the
green line
(approx.
2.0 litres).
• Re-insert the filter bowl, ensuring the switch cam on the
cover is in the correct position.
WARNING:
The appliance can suck in up to approx. 1.5 litres of liquid.
If you exceed this amount, the fill level sensor will stop suc-
tion automatically and LED D (page 2) on the display will
flash.
INFO:
If you only wish to suction liquid, such as accidental water
spills, it is not necessary to fill the appliance's filter bowl with
water.
When sucking liquids, the MAX. capacity in the container is
approx. 4 litres.
Inserting the steam suction hose
• Insert the connector of the steam suction hose into the
socket until you hear the click of the safety hook.
• To remove the hose from the appliance, press release but-
ton A and pull on the connector.
A
½gallon
capacity
for each
tank
ExtractionSteam
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Look foward to it.
Assembly / preparation
Filling the filter bowl
Your appliance is fitted with a hygienic water filter. You must
fill the filter bowl with water before starting, in order to bind
the extracted dirt in the water and to clean the suctioned air
in the water bath as well.
• Loosen the clips on the right and left of the filter bowl and
remove from its slot.
• Open the cover on the filter bowl by pushing off the rele-
vant clips.
• Fill with tap
water
up to the
green line
(approx.
2.0 litres).
• Re-insert the filter bowl, ensuring the switch cam on the
cover is in the correct position.
WARNING:
The appliance can suck in up to approx. 1.5 litres of liquid.
If you exceed this amount, the fill level sensor will stop suc-
tion automatically and LED D (page 2) on the display will
flash.
INFO:
If you only wish to suction liquid, such as accidental water
spills, it is not necessary to fill the appliance's filter bowl with
water.
When sucking liquids, the MAX. capacity in the container is
approx. 4 litres.
Inserting the steam suction hose
• Insert the connector of the steam suction hose into the
socket until you hear the click of the safety hook.
• To remove the hose from the appliance, press release but-
ton A and pull on the connector.
A
ON/OFF
2) Add water to the vacuum collection
tank
Øfill line and re-attach (See page 5)
1) Add Water
ØRemove tank caps and add water
to the steam and extraction tanks
ØReplace tank caps
Blue Evolution is Ready when:
ØTemperature ≥330 ℉
ØIt will take 10 minutes for the steamer
to heat and reach working
temperature after powering on
5) Insert Hose
ØLock front wheels
ØInsert the hose and press until you hear
it click
6) Steam Control
ØUnlock the trigger by pressing red
button on hose handle
ØSqueeze trigger
7) Adjust Steam Pressure
ØPush and hold the button to
increase or decrease steam pressure
Quick Start-Up
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3) Plug into Electrical Outlet
ØThe Blue Evolution should be the
ONLY appliance plugged into the
electrical outlet
Extension Cord
ØUse ONLY a 12 gauge / 20AMP rated or
higher extension cord
Ø25ft maximum length
4) Push ON/OFF Button
This symbol will flash during
operation indicating the Blue Evolution
is heating.
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Look foward to it.
Start-up steam with hot water module Start-up suction
The soaking effect and, thus, cleaning performance can be
increased for heavy soiling by switching the hot water mo-
dule to steam.
INFO:
Do not use on sensitive surfaces or materials.
Switching on “hot water module”
Press button Con the control panel to activate the hot wa-
ter module. The symbol Non the display begins to flash.
Pressing button
T4
on the handle for the hot water module
switches the function on and symbol Non the display stays
illuminated.
Always use button
T4
on the handle to switch the hot water
module on and off.
T3
T4
The "hot water module" flow-through can be adjustet, by
pressing the button
Cin 10% increments. This is indicated
between 010 an 100 in the display.
Display shows 010 = 10% minimum amount of hot water
Display shows 100 = 100% maximum amount of hot water
Suction
Press button Bon the display to activate suction.
LED Dfor suction turns red. (Suction mode 3 = max.)
Press button
T3
on the handle to switch on suction.
Briefly press button
T5
+ or
T5
on the side to vary suction
power.
MIN = LED Dturns green
MED = LED Dturns orange
MAX = LED Dturns red
Press button
T3
briefly to turn suction off again.
INFO:
As there is liquid in the hose and in the extension pipes du-
ring suction operation, the sucker should not disconnected
immediately after cleaning finishes.
A short delay (approx. 30 seconds) is required.
T5
B
D
CN
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Vacuum
ON/OFF
Activate the VACUUM by
ØPushing the button on the
console OR
ØPushing the button on the
hose handle
ØIncrease / Decrease suction
by holding the button
on the hose handle
The indicator light will change
colors depending on the level of
suction
Green = Low Suction
Orange = Medium Suction
Red = High Suction
Hot Water Injection / Extraction
Your Blue Evolution has the ability
to add water to the steam.
This function is valuable when
using the steam mop on hard to
clean areas. The Blue Evolution
becomes an extractor when
combing this function with the
vacuum.
Activate the extraction by
pushing and holding the
button on the hose handle,
until the light turns on.
Increase / Decrease water injection
by pushing and holding the
button on the console.
Settings: High / Med / Low
Quick Start-Up
Vacuum
The Blue Evolution vacuum tank can
hold ½gallon of water.If you exceed
this amount the suction will stop and the
LED will blink.
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Hose
Part # SV4896
Extension Wands
(Set of 2)
Part # SV1594
Floor Brush
Part # SV5672
Small Extraction Nozzle
Part # SV7314
Large Extraction Nozzle
Part # SV8011
3-Hole Nozzle
Part # SV4891
1-Hole Nozzle
Part # SV4890
Brushes
3” Round Nylon
1” Round Steel
1” Round Nylon
1” Round Brass
3” Triangle Nylon
Cleaning Tools
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Part # SV5624
Part # SV5645
Long Jet Nozzle
Part # SV5435

Low Water Indicator
The SteamHero will let you know when it is low on water. It will stop
producing steam you will hear a beep, and the Low Water Symbol will flash
indicating one or both of the reservoir tanks are empty.
ØRefill both the steam and extraction tanks with tap water
ØEmpty and drain vacuum collection tank
Extraction Hot Water Injection is activated
Boiler Symbol
ØWill flash during warm-up and during use
ØWill stop flashing when the Blue Evolution is ready for use
De-scale Warning (see instructions on page 13)
Steam Symbol
Increase (+) or decrease (-) steam pressure by pressing and
holding button on the console
1 -Low Pressure
2 -Medium Pressure (recommended setting)
3 -High Pressure
2
1
3
Indicators
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PROBLEM SOLUTION
The Blue Evolution powers ON after
plugging into the electrical outlet and
then turns OFF:
This is normal:
ØPush the ON/OFF Button on the console to power ON the Blue Evolution
Does not turn power up when the ON
button is pushed:
The Blue Evolution should be the ONLY appliance plugged into the electrical
outlet:
ØCheck the fuse box for tripped circuit breaker
ØExtension cord must meet the following requirements:
Ø12 gauge / 20AMP minimum rating
Ø25 ft. max length
Alarm is activated
During warm-up:
The Blue Evolution has pumped all the water from the reservoir tanks into the
boiler:
ØRefill the steam reservoir tank
ØPush the ON/OFF button on the console to restart the pump
Alarm is activated
During Use:
The Blue Evolution is out of water:
ØRefill tanks
ØPush the ON/OFF button to reset the Blue Evolution
No Vacuum Suction
Alarm will activate:
The collection tank is dirty or full of water:
ØEmpty and clean
ØRefill with water to the green fill line
No Vacuum Suction
No Alarm:
ØCheck hose for foreign objects or dirt
ØCollection tank lid is attached correctly and
ØLid must sit flush on the collection tank and in the locked into position
ØAttach the lid to the tank before installing
ØCheck and replace the filter as needed
No Steam when squeezing trigger:
ØIs the boiler temperature ≥330 ℉
ØCheck the hose connection
No water is released during Extraction: Check the spray nozzle for mineral build up:
ØDescale as needed to remove
Error Codes:
Will show on console screen
01 –Refill Steam tank
02 –Refill Extraction tank
03 –Boiler did not refill
04 –Collection tank is full
05 -Descale boiler
06 –Replace UVC lamp
07 -High steam temperature
08 -Replace anti-scaling filter
09 –High motor temperature
10 –Service required
Trouble Shooting
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Descaling
Hard water will cause lime mineral deposits to build up in the
boiler. This can damage the boiler if not removed by descaling.
We recommend descaling the Blue Evolut ion every 6 months
or earlier if the warning indicator light starts flashing and the
display show CLEAN.
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Look foward to it.
Start-up steam with hot water module Start-up suction
The soaking effect and, thus, cleaning performance can be
increased for heavy soiling by switching the hot water mo-
dule to steam.
INFO:
Do not use on sensitive surfaces or materials.
Switching on “hot water module”
Press button Con the control panel to activate the hot wa-
ter module. The symbol Non the display begins to flash.
Pressing button
T4
on the handle for the hot water module
switches the function on and symbol Non the display stays
illuminated.
Always use button
T4
on the handle to switch the hot water
module on and off.
T3
T4
The "hot water module" flow-through can be adjustet, by
pressing the button
Cin 10% increments. This is indicated
between 010 an 100 in the display.
Display shows 010 = 10% minimum amount of hot water
Display shows 100 = 100% maximum amount of hot water
Suction
Press button Bon the display to activate suction.
LED Dfor suction turns red. (Suction mode 3 = max.)
Press button
T3
on the handle to switch on suction.
Briefly press button
T5
+ or
T5
on the side to vary suction
power.
MIN = LED Dturns green
MED = LED Dturns orange
MAX = LED Dturns red
Press button
T3
briefly to turn suction off again.
INFO:
As there is liquid in the hose and in the extension pipes du-
ring suction operation, the sucker should not disconnected
immediately after cleaning finishes.
A short delay (approx. 30 seconds) is required.
T5
B
D
CN
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Step 1: Drain the Steam and Boiler Tanks
Drain plugs are located on the bottom of the Blue
Evolution. Remove the exhaust cover to access the drain
plugs (figure 1). DO NOT PLACE THE BLUE
EVOUTION ON ITS SIDE TO DRAIN.
Tools Required:
Ø5mm allen wrench
Ø13mm socket wrench
ØCatch container
ØContainer for descaling solution
①The Blue Evolution must be cool and at room
temperature before descaling.
②Place the Blue Evolution on a flat surface and lock all 4
wheels.
③Tilt the Blue Evolution and remove the exhaust cover
(see figure 2).
④Remove the boiler cap pressing down and turning
counter-clockwise (figure 3).
⑤Tilt the Blue Evolution to expose the boiler tank plug.
Use a 13mm wrench to remove. Place a suitable
container under boiler for collecting water (figure 4).
Minimum size container = 1 gallon.
⑥Using 5mm allen wrench, remove the water tank plug
(blue).
⑦Replace all drain plugs.
ØBoiler plug is tight when it stops turning
ØThe (blue) steam tank plug has a snug fit and will
NOT stop turning. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN
⑧The boiler tank is now ready for descaling.
Figure 2: Remove Exhaust Cover
Figure 3:Remove boiler cap
Figure 4: Remove drain plug
Figure 1: Locate Boiler Tank Drain
Plug (13mm)
5mm Allen 13mm socket
Steam
Extraction

Descaling
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Descaling Solution is a mixture of 4 cups of vinegar and 4 cups of tap water.
Step 2: Descaling the Steam and Boiler Tanks
①Pour 1/3 of the descaling solution into the steam tank.
②Pour 1/3 of the descaling solution directly into the boiler tank.
③Turn ON the Blue Evolution to pump the descaling solution into the boiler. It will take 40
seconds before you hear the alarm.
④When you hear the low water alarm, push the OFF button. The descaling solution should
remain in the boiler tank for at 1 hour.
Step 3: Clean the Descaling Sensor
Attached to the boiler cap is the water-fill sensor. The sensor MUST be
cleaned each time the Blue Evolution is descaled.
①Remove the sensor and soak in the descaling solution until all minerals
are removed.
②Rinse the sensor with tap water and replace cap and tighten by pushing
down and turning clockwise.
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Step 5: Rinse Tanks
The descaling solution must be removed from the boiler before using. Two rinse cycles may
be required if the heavy mineral deposits are discovered while draining the boiler.
①Fill the Steam tank with ¼gallon of tap water.
②Fill the boiler tank with ¼gallon of tap water and replace cap.
③Turn ON the Blue Evolution for 1-2 minutes allowing the water to be pumped into the
boiler tank
④When you hear the low water alarm, turn OFF the Blue Evolution.
⑤Remove drain plugs, emptying the water from the boiler and steam tank.
⑥Replace drain plugs:
ØBoiler plug is tight when stops turning
ØThe (blue) steam plug will have a snug fit and will NOT stop turning
⑤Replace exhaust cover.
⑥Refill the extraction and steam tanks with tap water
Step 4: Drain the descaling solution from the boiler (See Step 1 instructions for
draining tanks)

Maintenance
Accessory Cleaning
It is important to clean accessories and brushes after each use to maintain cleaning
performance:
ØUse hot water and neutral detergent to clean brushes and nozzles
ØRinse hose with water after each use by activating the vacuum and sucking
water through the hose
ØEmpty and use hot soapy water to clean the collection tank and remove all
debris. Rinse with water removing all soap
Air Filter
We recommend cleaning monthly or when there is a noticeable drop in vacuum
performance. The filter should be replaced at least once per year.
ØRemove the exhaust cover on underside
of the Blue Evolution by loosening the
center screw
ØThe filter is located on the back of the
exhaust cover
ØClean by using air hose to blow out dirt
and dust. Make sure both sides of the
filter are clean
To clean or replace the filter:
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O-Rings
ØCheck O-rings on hose and extension wands for wear or damage
ØReplace O-rings if needed (you received an O-ring kit with your Blue Evolution
Hose Handle Hose Connection Extension Wands
Do not tilt or lay the Blue Evolution on its back or side. Doing so could cause
damage and void the warranty.

POWER SUPPLY
120 V. 60Hz
READY TIME
10 MINUTES
BOILER REFILL SYSTEM
AUTOMATIC REFILL
STEAM FLOW ADJUSTMENT
3 LEVELS / ADJUSTED ON CONSOLE
PRESSURE
8 BAR / 117 PSI
MAX TEMPERATURE
338
°F
BOILER VOLUME
1/2 GALLON
BOILER MATERIAL
AISI 304
WAT E R TA N K C A PA C I T Y
1/2 GALLON
–INTERNAL TANK
DETERGENT/ TANK CAPACITY
1/2 GALLON
–INTERNAL TANK
VA C U U M R E C O V E RY C A PA C I T Y
2.2 GALLON / WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM
VA C U U M P O W E R A D J U S T M E N T
YES, 3 LEVELS
BOILER POWER
1700 W
VA C U U M P O W E R
1200 W
AIR FLOW
95 m3/h
-56 CFM
MAX DEPRESSION
2.100 mm H2O
-82.6 in H2O
DIMENSIONS L x W x H
28
“ x15“ x36 “
HOSE LENGTH
10 FT
NET WEIGHT
58 lbs
Specifications
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Read all instructions before using this steam cleaner.
WA R N I N G : S T E A M G E N E R AT E D B Y T H E B L U E E V O L UT I O N I S E X T R E M LY H O T A N D M AY
CAUSE INJURY IF THE STEAM COMES IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE SKIN OR EYES. USE AS
ONLY AS DIRECTED BY THIS MANUAL AND ONLY AIM THE STEAM HANDLE AT THE CLEANING
AREA.
ØDO NOT leave the steam cleaner unattended while plugged in.
ØTurn off all controls and unplug the electrical cord when not in use, when moving to another location and before
servicing.
ØDO NOT use with a damaged cord or plug. If the steam cleaner is not working as it should, has been dropped,
damaged, left outdoors or dropped into water, call for service before using.
ØNEVER attempt to disassemble this steamer in a way not instructed in this manual.
ØDO NOT handle the electrical plug with wet hands.
ØDO NOT use near children.
ØDO NOT pull or carry by power cord. Keep cord away from heated surfaces.
ØALWAYS set safety switch on hose handle into the locked position when not in use.
ØKeep body, hands, and feet away from accessories or nozzle when steam is in active use.
ØNot setting safety switch to locked position could result in an injury.
ØALWAYS test a small area before cleaning a large area on any type of surface to make sure no damage will
occur.
ØDO NOT expose machine to freezing temperatures while not in use.
ØThis appliance is not rated for use in explosive environments.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The steam cleaner uses 110 Volts and will pull 13.1 Amps. It should be the only appliance plugged into an
outlet.
ØUse only a 12 gauge / 20AMP rated or higher extension cord.
ØAny alteration of electrical cord supply on this steam cleaner will void all warranties.
ØTo lesson the possibility of tripped breakers, remove other appliances from the circuit being utilized by the Blue
Evolution. The combined electrical amperage of other equipment and the steam cleaner together may cause a
circuit breaker to trip.
ØAlways press the power button to OFF before you unplug the unit.
ØRemoving the ground prongs from the power cord will void any and all warranties and can cause risk of shock
or injury
KEEP FOR YOUR RECORDS. THIS MANUAL MUST BE RETAINED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
PLEASE READ, UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS CONTAINED
IN THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS VAPOR STEAM CLEANER.
In order to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, personal injury or damage to property, follow these instructions
carefully. When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should be followed.
Notices
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SERVICE AND SUPPORT
Many issues can be resolved by calling our service center at [phone] / M-Thursday 9am-5:00pm CST, Friday
8-Noon.
Before returning your steamer for service, please contact us by phone [phone] or through email at
[e-mail]. Our customer service representative will explain how you must package and ship your Steamer to
prevent further damage.
Pack your Steamer with material to prevent damage during shipping. US STEAM® will not be responsible for
damage during shipping. Call for shipping instructions. You will be responsible for all shipping cost.
Ship to:
US Steam
2440 Chambers Street
Ste A
Venus , TX 76084
Attn: Repairs
WA R R A N T Y
Yo ur s t e a me r c o me s wi t h a w a r r an t y wh i c h b e c ome s e ff e c t i v e o n t h e d a t e o f p u r c ha se f r o m US S T E AM a n d i s
granted to the initial customer and is nontransferable. Any claims under this warranty must be made before the end
of the applicable warranty period.
Yo ur s t e a me r i s w a r r an t i ed f o r a p e r i o d o f 1 -year from original date of purchase for defective material, parts, and
workmanship. The warranty EXCLUDES accessories, attachments and normal wear parts, when used in accordance
with operating instructions under normal and reasonable use.
During the term of the warranty, all labor and parts to place your product in proper operating condition will be a
covered service. EXTENDED warranty covers 4 additional years for defective parts, boiler, heating element and
housing. Extended warranty does not include labor cost and return shipping. US Steam’s responsibility is limited to
repair, replacement, credit or refund, any of which may be selected by US Steam at its sole discretion.
The limited warranty covers only defects arising from normal use and does not include malfunctions or failures
arising from: misuse, abuse, neglect, alteration, usage not in accordance with user manual and instructions, depletion
of consumables, acts of nature or damage caused by repairs where such repairs were made without US Steam’s
express approval.
Warranty is Void:
§Damage due to misuse, abuse, negligence, and normal wear related to the product usage.
§Any repair or attempted repairs outside of the US Steam Service Center will void all warranties.
§Lack of proper maintenance or use not in accordance with the provided instructions and/or owner’s manual.
§Disassembly or attempted disassembly of your steamer.
§If the steamer is designated for residential but utilized in a commercial application.
§Using an improper electrical source such as using an extension cord that is not at least 12 gauge / 15AMP rated
or higher extension cord
§Adding chemicals or cleaning solution to the boiler or reservoir tank.
§Parts subject to wear and tear not determined defective or items such as O-rings, brushes, hoses, accessories.
GOVERNING LAW, JURISDICTION AND COSTS
All disputes arising out of or related to the warranty shall be governed by the laws of the State of Texas. In the event
the customer and US Steam LLC are unable to resolve any customer dispute, and any collection action, suit, or other
judicial proceeding is commenced, the prevailing party in any such action, suit, or proceeding shall be entitled to
recover any cost and attorney fees incurred.
Warranty
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Restaurants
Hospitals
Floors, Kitchen, Grills, & Bathrooms
The Blue Evolution will clean every area of your restaurant without chemicals.
Patient Beds, Wheelchairs, & Curtains
Steam is a proven killer of virus and infection causing organisms. UV-C
reduces airborne bacteria.
Deli’s, Freezers & Butcher
Chemical free cleaning in areas of food storage and preparation.
Desk, Tables, & Partitions
Blue Evolution guarantees a clean, germ-free work environment increasing
productivity and reducing sick days.
Lockers, Mats, Desk, & Gym Equipment
Steam kills mold and germs caused by sweaty athletes.
Equipment, Lockers, and Saunas
Eliminates viruses and germs found on workout equipment and gym floors.
Toys, Playgro unds, & Beds
The Blue Evolution can clean all areas where kids pass germs. Extreme
cleaning can reduce sick days for kids and employees.
Seats and Floors
The Blue Evolution combines steam and extraction into one system for more
efficient detailing.
Grocery
Offices
Schools
Gyms
Day Cares
Automotive
2440 Chambers Street, Ste A
Venus, Texas 76084
[phone]
www.ussteam.net
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