Reliable BRIO 250CC Manual De Instrucciones página 15

ATTACHMENTS
ExTENSION NOzzLE (1)
With this attachment it is possible to thoroughly clean all those surfaces where
stubborn dirt can take hold. The nozzle can be fitted directly to the gun nozzle (D)
or extension tubes (8): after lining up the marks on the gun nozzle (D) and attach-
ment, turn the nozzle 90° clockwise until it locks into place .
4
ADAPTER CONE (2)
Adapter cone attachment can be fitted to the gun nozzle (D) to protect the end.
ROUND BRUSHES (3)
This attachment is for fitting on the extension nozzle (1) and helps to dissolve
the most stubborn dirt build up, such as the type that forms on the cook top or in
the grout widths between tiles. It can be used to clean bathroom fixtures, sinks,
cooker racks, showers and baths, where it removes all traces of scale .
5
ANGLED NOzzLE (4)
This attachment can be fitted to the main nozzle (D) after inserting the adapter
cone (2) or extension nozzle (1). It is particularly useful for reaching and sterilizing
difficult areas, where dirt can build up unseen, on radiators, shutters, and bath-
room fixtures, removing it simply and quickly .
6
FABRIC STEAmER (5)
The fabric brush can be fitted straight onto the main nozzle (D) or to the exten-
sion tubes (8). When the fabric cloth (13) is fitted, it is possible to use the brush
to remove dust and for daily cleaning of sofas, armchairs, blankets, mattresses
and cushions . The brush can also be used to freshen up fabrics, removing all
7
creases. In any case, we recommend, when using for the first time and during
normal use, to discharge the condensation from the steam into a container so as
not to wet the fabrics .
8
wINDOw SqUEEGEE (6)
The fabric steamer (5) can be fitted with the window squeegee: assembly the two
attachment, placing the tabs at the base of the fabric brush inside the hooks at
the base of the window wiper. Use the window wiper to restore the polished shine
to windows, mirrors and gloss surfaces. It is also easy to use on shower cubicle
glass, removing the problem of lime scale .
9
11