1. Parts List
2. Function Description
3. Correct Filling Procedure
4. Operating Instructions
5. Application of accessories
6. Assembly and installation of cloth set
7. Specifications
8. Safety Precautions
9. Maintenance
10. Steamer Classification Explanation

Parts List:

Steam Pressure Adjustment Knob Water Tank Screw Cap Power cord Carry handle Water Empty Indicator On/Off switch Back Wheels Protection Cover Flex Hose Attachment Socket Body Front Wheel Steam Indicator Lock pin Hose plug Steam Trigger Handle Flex Hose Extension Pipe Locking Clip Extension Pipe Cloth Clamp Master nozzle Window cleaning nozzle Upholstery/Clothlng brush Jet nozzle Round brush X 2 Square cloth Triangle cloth Protection cover Filling Bottle

Function Description
The Genesis Steamer has been designed to convert ordinary tap water to pressurized steam, which will enable you to clean your home effortlessly whilst also disinfecting and killing bacteria. For best results and to ensure safety, please follow the instructions carefully. Use of this appliance in any way other than that specified could result in injury.

1. Steam pressure adjustment knob - High to Low pressure regulation. (See Fig. 1)
2. Water tank screw cap - Press on it to release all steam pressure before opening or refilling the tank. Then turn to open. (See Fig. 2)
3. Steam Trigger - is used to start and stop the steam output (See Fig. 3)
4. Steam Indicator - Will light up when the appliance has built up sufficient pressure to start cleaning. (See flg.4)
5. Empty water indicator lights up when the water tank requires refilling.

Correct Filling Procedure

1. Before filling the tank with water, switch the power supply off and unplug the appliance. The appliance should be in an upright position on a flat surface.
2. This appliance should be filled with no more than 1.4 litres of water. Use the filling bottle provided when filling. Note: To reduce heating time, the water tank may be filled with hot water.
3. When refilling during use, switch off and unplug the appliance. Steam pressure must first be released by pressing down on the water tank screw cap until all residual pressure has been released (Fig. 6). When this has been done, the water tank screw cap may be removed by pressing down whilst turning in an anti-clockwise direction. (See Fig. 7)
4. When filling prior to use, just depress the water tank screw cap and turn counterclockwise to release. (See Fig. 7)
5. Always use the Filing bottle provided when re-filling the water tank.
6. When the water tank is full, replace the water tank screw cap and press down while turning clockwise to lock.

Please note: Before every refill, pour the remaining water from the tank. This will ensure that overfilling is prevented, and also remove mineral deposits that may form during the heating process. Please note, the water tank has a capacity of 1.4 litres.

Always take care when working with hot water or steam as serious injuries may be sustained if this appliance is used incorrectly. Do not allow children to use this appliance.

Operating Instructions

1. For first time use, just add 1.4 litres of water; replace the water tank screw cap, and press down while turning clockwise to lock.
2. Plug the flex hose Into the flex hose attachment socket (As shown in Fig. 9), slide the protection cover onto the flex hose to safely lock it to the appliance (See Fig. 10), then, depending on the application, fit the correct attachment e.g. window cleaner, onto the handle. (See Fig. 11) Note: When changing cleaning attachments during use, be sure to use a cloth or rubber gloves to prevent scalding when removing one ' cleaning attachment and attaching another.
3. Connect the power cord to the correct (15A, 120V) outlet and switch on. Switch the machine ON to start the heating process. (See Fig. 12). The approximate heating time is 10 mins. Note: To reduce the heating time, the water tank may be filled with hot water.
4. When enough pressure has been generated, the Steam indicator will light up. (See Fig. 13)
5. Depress and hold the trigger to release the pressurized steam. (See Fig. 14)
6. You may now start cleaning. Please ensure that you have familiarized yourself with the operating instructions prior to use to avoid personal injury.
7. When the steam is depleted, the empty water indicator will light up. (See Fig. 15) Refer to 'Correct Filing Procedure' on page 2 to refill the water tank.

VERY IMPORTANT: Always take care to use the correct accessory and steam pressure setting for the various applications in order to prevent damaging the surface or material. Also, it is NOT recommended to steam clean over an area for too long since this may cause heat damage to certain materials.

Applications of Various Accessories

Assembly & Installation of Cloth Set

1. Master nozzle and square cloth
   (1) Spread the cloth flat and fold twice. (See Fig. 16)
   (2) Place the master nozzle on the folded cloth. (See Fig 17)
   (3) Press down on the inside of the clamps on the master nozzle and insert the cloth into the clamps. Now press down on the outside of the clamp to tightly lock the cloth into place. (See Flg.18)
   (4) Ready for use (See Fig. 19)
2. Clothing brush and cloth.
   Open the cloth and insert the upholstery/clothing brush.

Specifications

Safety Precautions

• Please use only the specified voltage for this appliance. (120V)
• Do not attempt to open this machine when in use or connected to the electrical outlet.
• Make sure all the attachments are dry prior to use - especially the hose plug where it fits into the flex hose attachment socket.
• Make sure that, when the appliance is in use, the cord is fully extended and not coiled.
• Do not open the water tank without discharging the pressure first. See 'Correct Filling Procedure'.
• Hot steam can cause personal injury. Do not spray steam at people, animals, plants or electrical outlets.
• Incorrect or irresponsible use may lead to scalding. Do not use to clean electrical appliances, switches, or power supplies. This may cause electrical leakage and may lead to electrical shock.
• Do not submerse the appliance in any water or solvents or spray it with steam.
• Do not add organic or chemical solvent to the water tank. This appliance uses WATER ONLY!
• Do not block any steam outlet.
• Do not operate the appliance with wet hands.
• The appliance should not be covered by anything. This would distort heat dissipation and could lead to damage or malfunction of the appliance.
• Do the following when refilling the appliance after use: Discharge the steam pressure by pressing on the water tank screw cap until steam ceases to come from release valve. While pressing down, turn counterclockwise to release the water tank screw cap. Allow the machine to cool down for at least 1-2 minutes before adding more water. Do not add cold water without allowing the steamer to cool down first.
• Do not allow children or people without proper operating knowledge to use this appliance. This is not a toy.
• Allow water tank to cool down completely before emptying.
• Do not connect this appliance to a power supply if there is no water in the tank.
• If the appliance is malfunctioning, discontinue use immediately.
• If the supply cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.

Maintenance

• The water tank should be descaled regularly: once per month (regular use); every 1 months (limited use). To descale: fill the water tank as usual and add one sachet of Citric Acid provided, then use as normal. (NOTE: Citric Acid can be substituted with 40ml vinegar).
• Should you notice that there is a small amount of steam escaping from the water tank screw cap once you have closed it, the O-ring may need replacing. Remove the old O-ring by removing the bolt. Once the bolt is removed, remove the old O-ring, replace it with a new one provided with your appliance, and replace the bolt while ensuring not to over tighten it.
• DO NOT undertake any other maintenance yourself. This may lead to your product guarantee being declared null and void, and may result in Injury.

Steamer Classification Explanation
This steamer is classified as a lEC and conforms to UL std. 499 and 3059771 certified to CSA C22.2 no. 64, steam cleaner with steam projection of boiled water and falls under the category of medium projection.