Steam Function - Capitani Vapor 3000 A Plus Mode D'emploi

- Wait for the green lamp (E) to illuminate, indicating that the machine is ready.
- Select steam power level using the steam knob (D).
Steam flow can be changed during operation.
Under normal operating conditions, an illuminated green lamp will indicate that pressure
in the boiler is within normal values; however, continual steam delivery causes pressure
to decrease slightly; when this occurs, the lamp will turn off automatically until the
operating pressure value is reached again. Even in this condition, you may safely
continue with your cleaning job, since the resistances in the appliance have been
proportioned to provide immediate reinstatement of the operating pressure.
CONNECTING THE HOSE
Before operating the appliance, fit the desired tool
to the hose handle (20).
- Fully open the door (1) giving access to the accessory
socket (Q) and fit the quick connection (2) of the hose
(20) to the socket on the front of the appliance. Press the
connection in as far as it will go (Fig. 8).
- Close the door (1) to the accessory socket (Q) so that
is rests on the body of the quick connection (2)and check
that the two elements are properly engaged (Fig. 9).
Once the desired tool is connected, you will find all the
controls for the operation of the appliance on the handle.
Using the controls on the handle, it is possible to:
- deliver steam and/or detergent, by pressing the red
button (21) (Fig. 10);
- vacuum steam by pressing the blue switch (22) (Fig. 10);

STEAM FUNCTION:

- Make sure switches (A) and (B) on the appliance are
turned ON;
- Press button (21) on the handle (20) to deliver steam;
- - To change the amount of steam to be delivered, operate
the steam knob (D).
STEAM DETERGENT FUNCTION:
- Make sure that switches (A), (B) and (G) on the appliance
are ON;
- Press button (21) on the handle (20) to mix steam with
detergent;
- To change the amount of steam to be delivered, operate
the steam knob (D).
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
NOTE
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1
Fig. 8
1
2
Fig. 9
22
21
Fig. 10