Black & Decker BDH1765SM Manuel D'instructions page 6

• Place the tip of the Lift and Reach Head into the steam head (5) and push downward.
ensure it is locked into place by gently pulling upwards on the handle.
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Do not store with a wet pad as this can damage your floor. always place the
steam mop with the handle (4) in the upright position when stationary and make sure the
steam mop is turned off when not in use.
fILLInG the Water tank - fig. G & h
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The water tank is conveniently
removable for easier use.
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Fill the water tank with regular tap water.
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In areas of very hard water, the
use of de-ionized water is recommended.
WarnInG:
Only fill to bottom of hole with water tank in
vertical position.
• ensure that the appliance is switched off
and the power cord is disconnected from the
power supply.
• Place the steam mop with the handle tube (4)
in the upright position.
• remove the water tank (3) by pulling it
upwards.
• Open the filler cap (18) by lifting it up.
• Fill the water tank (3) with water to the bottom
of the hole with tank in vertical position.
• close the filler cap.
• reinstall the water tank onto the steam mop
body (11) and ensure it is firmly seated.
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always empty the water tank aft
er use.
sWItchInG on and off - fig. I
cautIon:
do not use the unIt uPsIde doWn.
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When the steam mop is first
turned on the water reservoir will glow red.
Once the steam mop is ready to use the water
reservoir will glow blue. It takes approximately
15 seconds for the steam mop to heat up.
• To switch the appliance on, press the ON/
OFF button (1).
• To switch the appliance off, press the ON/
OFF button.
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Never leave the steam mop in one spot on any surface for any period of time.
Do not store with a wet pad as this can damage your floor. always place the steam mop
with the handle (4) in the upright position when stationary and make sure the steam mop is
turned off when not in use.
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always empty the water tank after use.
Do not overfill the tank.
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