English Manual
Box Content (Appendix 1)
1.
Steamer and water tank
2.
Steam head and hose
3.
Hook (for hanging the steam head
when not in use)
4.
Rod set (in three parts)
5.
Fabric brush
6.
Steaming Pad
7.
Crease clamp
Assemble Your Steamer
1.
Assemble the rod set. The thinnest rod
part is the top part.
2.
Attach the assembled rod to the center
of the steamer.
3.
Release the top screw and attach the
hook at the top of the rod.
4.
Attach the steam head to the hose.
5.
Place the steam head on the hook.
6.
Firmly attach the hose to the steam
outlet on the top of the steamer in front
of the rod.
Start Using Your Steamer
1.
Place the steamer on a flat surface
where you plan to use it. Take out the
water tank and unscrew the cap.
2.
Fill the tank with 500 – 3200ml of water
and put the tank back into the steamer.
Please note that the steamer might leak
water if you tilt it, once there is water in
the tank (do not start the steamer on an
empty tank).
3.
Start the Stratus Professional Steamer
by switching the on/off lever (notice the
green light indicator). Turn the switch to
the right to turn on steam power 1 (low)
and left for steam power 2 (high).
4.
Wait 45 seconds for the steamer to heat
up. Start steaming.
5.
Turn off the Stratus Professional
Steamer by switching the on/off switch
to the middle (the green light indicator
goes off).
6.
Do not leave your steamer filled
with water. In rare cases it may leak.
Steamery does not assume any
responsibility for any water damaged
floors or interiors.
Steam Your Garments
Steaming your clothes is easy and you will
find your own way. Here are some of our
recommendations.
1.
Hang your garment on a separate
hanger.
2.
Push the steam head firmly against the
fabric while steaming.
3.
You may stretch the fabric while letting
the hot steam pass through it.
4.
For sensitive fabric such as silk or wool,
we recommend you attach the fabric
brush on to the steam head (included in
the package).
5.
To keep the fabric straight you may
want to grab the fabric hem while
steaming. Use the wearable ironing tool
to avoid burning yourself (included in the
package).
6.
For more information and tips and tricks,
please visit www.steamerystockholm.com
Emptying and Cleaning Your Steamer
When water is converted into steam, residue
of calcium and magnesium gather in the boiler
inside your steamer. When the steamer has
been used for a while, these residues form a
coating, which may reduce the efficiency and
eventually damage your steamer.
Therefore, it is important to descale your
steamer once in a while. We recommend that
you descale it every 20 water tanks.
Descaling liquid is an acid that dissolves
magnesium and calcium. By pouring descaling
liquid (or any other similar acid e.g. white
distilled vinegar) and hot water inside the boiler
you will clean your steamer from these residues.
Descale your steamer by following the steps
below:
1.
Remove the tank and the hose.
2.
Empty the steamer from water through
the steam outlet.
3.
Pour 50ml of descaling liquid and
100–200ml of hot water in the opening
under the tank.
4.
Tilt the steamer back and forth. When
tilting the steamer, you will see brown
pieces of magnesium and calcium in the
water.
5.
Pour out the water through the steam
outlet or tilt the steamer to the side.
6.
Follow this procedure a couple of times
until the water is clear and no more
brown pieces can be seen in the water.
Safety Recommandation
1.
This appliance is not intended for use
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