Philips 7000 Serie Manual De Instrucciones página 11

Note: The aqua module is not suitable for soft floors like carpet.
Caution: The aqua module should not be used to pick up
water puddles.
Tips and other important information
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It is not necessary to vacuum the floor before mopping, as the Vacuum &
Mop set-up actively wet-cleans your hard floor to capture all kinds of dirt,
including liquids and stains. On carpets and rugs, use the Vacuum only set-up.
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The appliance can leave a small puddle of water on the floor if you do not
move the appliance while switching it off. You can reduce the size of the
puddle by moving the appliance while switching it off. If needed, you can
remove the last drops with a cloth.
Usage restrictions
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The Vacuum & Mop set-up is suitable for vacuuming and mopping all types of
hard floors, except uncoated wooden floors.
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The Vacuum & Mop set-up is intended for regular cleaning of hard floors.
Always follow the cleaning instructions for your hard floor when you use this
appliance.
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If you want to add a liquid floor cleaner other than XV1792 Philips Floor
Cleaner to the water in the clean aqua tank, make sure that you use a low-
foaming or non-foaming liquid floor cleaner that can be diluted in water like
XV1792 Philips Floor Cleaner.
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As the clean aqua tank has a capacity of 250 ml, you only have to add a few
drops (max 10ml) of liquid floor cleaner to the water.
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If you use the Vacuum & Mop set-up on linoleum floors, only do so on
linoleum floors that are properly affixed to prevent linoleum from being
drawn into the nozzle.
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If you move/lift the appliance over a carpet or rug when it is switched off,
wastewater droplets may end up on your carpet or rug.
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Do not push the appliance over the floor grilles of convector heaters. As the
appliance cannot pick up water that comes out of the nozzle when you move
it over the grille, water ends up at the bottom of the convector pit.
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While cleaning, do not lift the nozzle from the floor or move the nozzle
sideways, and do not make strong turns, as this leaves water traces. Only
move forwards and backwards.
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