US Steam Eagle US6100 User manual

User Manual
Eagle / US6100 Steam Cleaner
1"
US Steam Corporate Office
7940 Rodeo Trail, Ste 360
Mansfield, TX 76063
[phone]

Table"of"Contents"
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Quick Start Guide ________________________________________________ 4
Refilling ________________________________________________ 5
Shutting Down ________________________________________________ 5
Trouble Shooting ________________________________________________ 5
Descaling ________________________________________________ 6
Cleaning Tools ________________________________________________ 7
How to Clean ________________________________________________
Bed Bugs ________________________________________________ 8
Floors ________________________________________________ 8
Carpet ________________________________________________ 8
Carpet Stains ________________________________________________ 8
Kitchen ________________________________________________ 9
Counter Tops ________________________________________________ 9
Refrigerator ________________________________________________ 9
Bathroom ________________________________________________ 9
Walls ________________________________________________ 10
Wallpaper Removal ________________________________________________ 10
Windows ________________________________________________ 10
Upholstery ________________________________________________ 11
Autos ________________________________________________ 11
Notices ________________________________________________ 12
Support and Returns ________________________________________________ 13

1) CLOSE STEAM RELEASE VALVE
Ø Turn valve clockwise to close.
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2) FILL TANK WITH WATER
Ø Remove the cap and pour tap water into the steamer.
Ø Do not put cleaning fluids in the steamer.
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3) CONNECT HOSE
Ø Lift the socket cover on the front of the steam cleaner and
Ø insert the square end of the hose into the socket until you hear a click.
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4) PLUG IN
Ø Plug the power cord into an outlet.
Ø The steam cleaner should be the only appliance plugged into an outlet.
Ø Use only a 12gauge extension cord with maximum length of 25ft.
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5) POWER ON THE STEAM CLEANER:
Ø Press the POWER AND STEAM buttons
Ø It will take 10 minutes before your steamer is ready to use.
Ø Pressure gauge will be ≥4
Ø Steam Ready light will stop blinking and will turn solid when ready.
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6) BLEED THE HOSE BEFORE USING:
Ø Squeeze the gray trigger on the hose handle to shoot excess water from the hose into a towel
for about 10 seconds.
Ø Choose Cleaning Attachment.
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During start-up, the holding tank may run low on water causing the orange low
water light to blink and steamer to beep.
Ø Add water
Ø Restart the steamer by turning off and on the Power and Steam Release buttons.
Quick Start Guide
4"
ON/OFF STEAM READY
Tank Cap
During use, the Steam Ready light will blink indicating the boiler is heating."

7) STEAM CONTROL DIAL is used to control the amount of steam released.
Ø Increase steam pressure by turning the dial counter-clockwise (toward the “+” sign on the dial),
Ø Decrease the steam pressure by turning dial clockwise (toward the “–“ sign on the dial).
Ø Do not turn the dial all the way clockwise. This is the lowest possible setting and no steam will
come out when pulling the trigger.
8) REFILLING
Ø When the orange low water light starts blinking and beeping, it’s time to add water. The Eagle
steamer has a separate fill tank so there is no cool down requirements.
Ø Remove cap and add water.
10) SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE
1) Turn off Power and Steam buttons.
2) Turn Release Valve counter-clockwise to release steam.
3) Steam will exit from the bottom of the steamer.
4) Leave release valve open until next use.
5) Machine is ready for storage.
Before next use, close valve.
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11) TROUBLE SHOOTING
Quick Start Guide
5"
No Power
Ø The steam cleaner should be the only appliance plugged into an
outlet.
Ø Use only a 15AMP extension cord with maximum length of
25ft.
Ø Check circuit breaker for tripped breaker
No Steam coming
from Hose
1. Turn off steamer and open the steam release valve.
2. Let the steamer drain and cool down.
3. Remove drain plug located on bottom of steamer.
4. Drain water from boiler, replace drain plug.
5. Close steam release valve.
6. Refill reservoir tank.
Takes longer than 15
minutes to heat
Ø Is there more than one appliance plugged into the electrical
outlet?
Ø Use only a 15AMP extension cord with maximum length of
25ft.
No response from the
trigger button on the
hose handle
Ø Check hose connection
Ø Unplug and reconnect
Ø You should hear a “click” when connecting hose to steamer.

Accessory Cleaning and Descaling""
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ACCESSORY CLEANING – AFTER EACH USE
Always wash accessory brushes with warm, mild soapy water after each use. Get in the good
habit of cleaning brushes before the dirt dries on them. All accessories can also be cleaned in the
dishwasher, except for the flexible hose. Accessories can be sanitized by steaming them with the
steam hose and the 1-hole nozzle.
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DESCLAILING – MONTHLY
1) Turn steamer over and unscrew (by hand) the drain plug.
2) Drain all water in the steamer and replace the drain plug.
3) Pour 2 cup of vinegar and 4 cups of water into the holding tank.
4) Push Power and Steam Release buttons to run mixture into the boiler.
5) After 2 minutes, turn off Power button and let unit set for 10 minutes.
6) Remove drain plug and completely empty boiler tank.
7) Refill steamer with tap water and turn on Power and Steam Release Buttons.
8) Water will flow the drain hole until the tank is empty.
9) Replace drain plug.
10) Steamer is ready for use.
NEVER ADD CHEMICALS INTO THE TANK! Adding any form of chemicals or fragrance
to the tank will void the warranty and could result in malfunction or damage to the system.
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Cleaning"Tools"
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Work Techniques
8"
The temperature of the steam at the tip of the nozzle is between 312ºF - 285ºF, it
cools to 245ºF 4” from the nozzle tip and 185ºF 8” inches from the nozzle tip.
Most bacteria begins to die when exposed to temperatures of 245ºF so keeping the
tip of the handle close to the work area is key to successful cleaning.
Floors
Ø Tile – Vacuum or pre-sweep then use a large floor or triangle brush at low or medium steam.
Ø Tile Grout – Use the 1-inch nylon round brush on low or medium steam.
Ø Marble Floors - Use the same techniques as used for wood floors, keeping heat and moisture
off the surface as much as possible. Always use Marble conditioner after cleaning. SOME
MARBLE SURFACES CAN DISCOLOR.
Ø Vinyl or Wood – Use the large floor brush with a bonnet at low steam volume.
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WHEN STEAMING A WOOD FLOOR, NEVER LET BRUSH STAND IN ONE PLACE WHILE
STEAM TRIGGER IS ON. ALWAYS KEEP BRUSH MOVING. GO OVER AREA TWO OR
THREE TIMES AS NEEDED.
Carpets
We do not recommend this steam cleaner for cleaning large carpeted areas but rather for spot
cleaning. Carpet fibers melt at temperatures 300ºF and above. The heat from the vapor
system should not melt the fibers, but it can change their shape or color at temperatures
185ºF-250ºF.
Treating Carpet Stains
If the stain is only on the surface of the carpet, it can be removed by shooting the steam against
the spot from the side, 1-2 inches above surface. Hold a towel on the other side to catch the
residue. This prevents driving the particles deeper into the fibers.
Bed Bugs & Dust Mites
Bed bugs and dust mites live close to their food source. Steam will kill bed bugs on
contact.
To eliminate, you must kill the bugs and their larva.
Ø Use large triangle brush with bonnet.
Ø Steam mattresses, areas around bed, and all base boards.
Ø Bugs will die on contact so you will need to vacuum over treated areas.
Ø Mattress will be damp so let it air dry before putting on linens.
Ø It may take more than one cleaning to kill all bugs and larva.

Cleaning
9"
Kitchen
Ø Sink Use the 3-inch nylon round brush or small triangular brush with the 3-hole nozzle on
medium steam. !
Ø Stovetop: Use the 3-inch round brush or small triangular brush with the 3-hole nozzle at low/
medium steam.
Ø Burners: Use the 1-inch round brush attached to the 1-hole nozzle for cleaning burners.
Ø Oven Interior: Use the 1-inch brass round brush (with the 1-hole nozzle.
Countertops
Ø Method 1 - Use 3-inch round brush with 3-hole nozzle in slow, back and forth movements to
cover area being cleaned at low or medium steam. Wipe with clean cotton towel.
Ø Method 2 - Use the large triangular brush with a bonnet. Pre-heat towel 3 to 5 seconds. Clean
surface using back and forth movements.
Corners/Crevices
Use the 1-hole nozzle attached to the hose handle at low or medium steam to blow out dirt. Catch
dirt with a spare cotton towel to prevent it from spraying everywhere.
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Refrigerator: Please remove food, bins and shelves from the refrigerator before cleaning
Ø Exterior Surfaces – Use the large triangular brush with a bonnet on low or medium steam.
Ø Interior Surfaces – Use the 3-inch round brush or small triangular brush with the 1-hole nozzle
on low or medium steam. Use separate towel to wipe up loosened dirt. Never use hot steam on
cold glass.
Ø Door Moldings – Use the 1-inch nylon bristle round brush with the 1-hole nozzle. Use separate
towel to mop up loosened dirt.
Ø Defrosting Freezer – Use the 1-inch nylon bristle round brush with the 1-hole nozzle on low or
medium steam. Use separate towel to mop up water.
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Dishwasher
Use the 1-hole nozzle on low or medium steam to clean out corners and edges. For light scrubbing,
add the 1-inch round nylon brush.
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Bathroom
Ø !Mirrors/Glass/Windows Use the squeegee tool on the LOW steam setting. 
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CAUTION! ALWAYS PREHEAT GLASS WITH THE SQUEEGEE 2-3 INCHES FROM
SURFACE BEFORE CLEANING! DO NOT CLEAN GLASS WHEN TEMPERATURES ARE
BELOW FREEZING POINT! NEVER CLEAN A GLASS THAT HAS A CRACK!
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Cleaning
10"
Toilets - DO NOT PUT THE BRUSH OR HOSE HANDLE UNDER WATER
Ø Exterior cleaning uses the small triangular brush with the 3-hole nozzle on low or medium
steam.
Ø Interior cleaning use the 1” nylon round brush with the 1-hole nozzle for cleaning on low or
medium steam. Start from the top of the toilet and work down to the base.
Ø Faucets Use the 1-inch nylon round brush or small triangular brush on low steam.
Bathtub/Shower
Ø Fiberglass –For crevices use the 1” nylon brush with the 1-hole nozzle. Use large triangle brush
with bonnet on walls.
Ø Ceramic – Use the large triangular brush with a bonnet on low steam setting to avoid scratching
surface.
Ø Shower door – Use the large triangle brush with a bonnet on the low steam setting!
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Walls
Ø Walls, painted trim or molding
Use the large floor brush with a bonnet on the low steam. Pretest an area to be cleaned for paint
thickness since it is easy to take paint off walls.
Ø !Oil Paint - Use large triangle brush on low steam. Do not stay on one spot too long
Ø Latex Paint - Use large triangle brush with a towel on the low steam setting. Do not apply
pressure. Move quickly with smooth strokes or use nozzle about 5-inch off.
Wallpaper Removing
Use wallpaper remover attachment (sold separately) or use the large triangle brush with bonnet.
Start in one corner hold in one spot for 5 to 10 seconds. Pull corner out start peeling back while
moving wallpaper remover or triangle brush slowly back and forth.
!Tracks, Moldings
Ø Tracks - Use 1-hole nozzle with 1” nylon brush on low or medium steam.
Ø Moldings - Use 1-hole nozzle on low or medium steam. Hold the nozzle in one hand and a
towel in the other hand. Move the nozzle and towel at the same time in one direction, blowing
the dirt into the towel
Ø Blinds USE ONLY ON METAL BLINDS
Close blinds. Use a low steam setting with the large triangular brush with an attached bonnet.
Work gently in a horizontal direction.
Windows
Ø Window Sills and Thresholds Use the 1” nylon brush with 1-hole nozzle on medium steam.
Ø Window Frame Use 1” inch brass brush directly on the surface to remove dirt and to polish.
Wipe with towel.
Ø Window Screens Use the large triangular brush with bonnet or the window squeegee tool on a
low steam.

Cleaning
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Upholstery !
Use the large floor or triangle brush with bonnet. Pretest an inconspicuous area and work
quickly and lightly especially if fabric has Scotch Guard. If material seems to be getting too wet,
cut steam off.
Leather - DO NOT CLEAN INTERIOR LEATHER FURNITURE WITH STEAM.
Vinyl – Blow out cracks and crevasses using only the 1-hole nozzle.
Auto
Ø Wheels
Use triangular brush on medium steam and vigorously brush dirt away. Use 1” nylon brush for
crevices.
Ø Carpets and Upholstery
Pretest area and work quickly and lightly especially if fabric has Scotch Guard.
Use the large triangle brush with a bonnet on low steam setting. Pre-steam bonnet 3 to 5 seconds
at low steam. Clean using back and forth movement and do not stay in area for too long.
Ø Air Conditioning Vents
Put a large towel under the vents on the floor and cover the seats. Use the 1-hole nozzle (no
brush) attached to the hose handle and insert nozzle tip into the vent on low steam.
Ø Dash
Use the small triangular brush with the 3-hole nozzle. Wipe immediately with a microfiber cloth.
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