Euro Pro Iron SC620 User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL  
Garment Steamer  
Model SC620  
EURO-PRO Operating LLC  
94 Main Mill Street, Door 16  
Plattsburgh, NY 12901  
1-800-798-7398  
 
IMPORTANT NOTES DURING OPERATION  
ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS cont.  
If steamer hose gurgles during use:  
If the steamer stops producing  
steam then starts again:  
This is a normal result of  
1. To avoid circuit overload, do not operate another appliance on the same socket (circuit)  
2. If an extension cord is absolutely necessary, a 15 ampere 14 gage cord should be used.  
Cords rated for less amperage may overheat. Care should be taken to arrange cord so  
that it cannot be pulled or tripped over.  
condensation collecting inside the  
hose. Simply lift the steam  
You may wish to examine the  
inside of the reservoir. The most  
common reason for this effect is  
the accumulation of sediment from  
mineral laden water.  
Clean the sediment from inside the  
water reservoir following the  
instructions on page 8.  
diffuser/handgrip upward until the  
hose is extended to its full height.  
The gurgling will disappear when  
the excess moisture inside the  
hose has had a chance to drain  
back into the base.  
3. Do not leave unattended when the system is connected to a power supply/electrical outlet.  
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS  
FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY  
TROUBLE SHOOTING  
Below is a chart detailing the most common problems, their causes and solutions.  
WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric shock, this  
appliance has a polarized plug (one  
blade is wider than the other). This plug  
will fit in a polarized outlet only one  
way. If the plug does not fit fully in the  
outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does  
not fit, contact a qualified electrician to  
install the proper outlet. Do not modify  
the plug in any way.  
PROBLEM  
CAUSE  
SOLUTION  
1. Steamer is not  
plugged into  
electrical outlet.  
2. The water tank is  
empty and the  
reservoir has  
1. Plug power cord into  
electrical outlet.  
2. Refill water tank  
following instructions on  
page 7.  
Steamer Does  
Not Get Hot  
drained.  
1. Refill the water tank  
following instructions on  
page 7.  
1. Water level is too  
low.  
No Steam  
CAUTION: Hose can become hot during use.  
NEVER hold, pull or relocate unit by the  
hose while in use. When you need to  
move the steamer, hold by the garment  
rod. Hold the steamer head by the  
1. Hold the steamer hose  
upright fully extended  
and allow excess  
Water Drips  
From The  
Steam Diffuser  
1. Condensation has  
formed inside the  
steamer hose.  
moisture to drain back  
in the water reservoir.  
handgrip and never by the hose.  
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS cont.  
FEATURES OF YOUR GARMENT STEAMER  
Step 3: Using Garment Steamer cont.  
3. After the unit has cooled down,  
1. The steam diffuser/handgrip at the  
remove the water tank and empty  
the water remaining in the water  
tank in a sink. Rinse the water  
tank and set aside to dry.  
end of the steamer hose is located  
just behind the garment brush. By  
grasping the steam diffuser/handgrip  
you can aim the direction of the  
steam released from the nozzle.  
Caution: The steam hose becomes hot  
during use. Never hold, pull or move  
unit by the hose while in use.  
2. The garment brush with its small  
openings is located at the end of the  
steamer hose. Always place the  
nozzle end of the hose on the  
garment hanger when not in use.  
Keep the nozzle pointed upwards  
and steam will rise from the  
4. Once steam is being released  
from the steam diffuser with the  
garment brush attached, hold  
the handgrip with the nozzle  
4. Disconnect the steamer hose from  
the unit and set aside.  
5. Disconnect the garment rod  
entirely from the unit.  
6. Lift the unit over a sink and empty  
what water has remained in the  
water reservoir. Wash the interior  
of the reservoir by flushing with  
some tap water. This will dislodge  
any sediment that has  
accumulated. Drain this water  
from the reservoir and dry.  
7. Reattach the garment rod and  
steamer hose or store separately.  
8. Once the unit has dried, you may  
store in a cool, dry place.  
facing upward and begin steaming  
from the bottom of the garment  
allowing the escaping steam to rise  
inside and out side removing the  
wrinkles. (See fig. 10)  
5. After a few seconds, remove  
the steam diffuser from the  
garment and smooth the garment  
with your free hand and check to  
see if more steam is required.  
Note: Do NOT leave the steam  
diffuser in one area for a long period of  
time because the garment will get wet.  
openings. Try not to point the nozzle  
downwards, water may condense in  
the hose during idle periods and drip  
from the nozzle.  
Important: If you wish to leave your  
steamer ready for use on a daily  
basis, simply leave the water bottle  
filled and in place. While you do not  
have to empty the water bottle each  
day, you should periodically empty the  
old water out of the steamer and  
remove any sediment that has  
accumulated. We recommend that  
you empty and clean it once a month  
depending on amount of use and  
water mineral content in your area.  
3. The garment rod has a convenient  
hook shaped end for resting the  
nozzle end of the hose. It can be  
extended and retracted by adjusting  
the telescopic rod in its sleeve.  
4. The On/Off switch button can be foot  
activated to turn the power “ON” or  
“OFF”.  
Fig. 10  
5. The ready light (green) comes on  
when the unit is turned “ON”.  
Important: For heavier fabrics, you  
may need to use repeated  
applications. Avoid heating a single  
area with steam for a prolonged  
period. Check the garment to see  
that the process is succeeding.  
6. The water tank is removable for easy  
filling and is see through for easy  
monitoring of the water level. The  
screw cap is fitted with a one way  
valve to ensure drip free replacement  
of the water tank when refilling.  
7. The Garment Steamer base houses  
the reservoir, water tank, hose  
attachment and adjustable garment  
rod.  
Safety Thermostat  
Should your unit run out of water, the safety  
thermostat will trip in order to prevent  
damage to the unit. To reset, unplug unit,  
refill water tank, re-plug unit into wall outlet  
and depress On/Off switch. This will reset  
the thermal protector circuit.  
Step 4: Maintenance & Storage  
1. Turn the unit “Off”. The power on  
light (green) will go out. Disconnect  
the plug from the electrical outlet.  
2. Wait for garment steamer to cool  
down completely for at least 30  
minutes before draining the water  
tank.  
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS cont.  
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR GARMENT STEAMER  
Preparing Garment  
Steamer for Use  
3. After filling the water bottle, close the  
cap clockwise. (See fig. 8)  
CAUTION: Before filling the water  
tank, check to make sure that the water  
tank sits securely in the unit before  
proceeding.  
Step 1: Preparing for Use  
1. Unwind the power cord.  
2. Check the wheels to see that they  
swivel and roll properly.  
3. Set the unit on the floor and remove  
the water tank. Check for sediment or  
build-up in the base of the unit reservoir  
and water tank. Follow steps for  
cleaning and storing the unit if water  
was accidentally left in the water tank  
during storage of the unit on page 8.  
4. Place the steamer hose with the  
nozzle end up on the garment  
Fig. 8  
4. Replace the water tank into the unit.  
(See fig. 9)  
hook.(See fig. 7)  
Fig. 7  
Fig. 9  
5. Make sure that the hose is and  
unencumbered and that the unit rolls  
freely.  
Step 3: Using Garment Steamer  
Note: It will make pressing easier if  
there are few creases in the laundry  
that needs pressing. To avoid excess  
creasing, shake each item out before  
placing in a drier or hanging to dry.  
Step 2: Filling the Water Bottle  
1. Garment Hook  
2. Garment Rod Extensions (3)  
3. Water Tank  
7. Steamer Head  
8. Steam Diffuser/Handgrip  
9. Steamer Hose  
IMPORTANT: Do NOT add cleaning  
solutions, scented perfumes, oils or any  
other chemicals to the water used in this  
appliance. Use tap water or  
distilled/purified water if the tap water  
in your area is very hard.  
1. Always check that the On/Off  
switch is in the “Off” position.  
2. Plug appliance into electrical  
outlet.  
4. Power Cord  
10. On/Off Switch  
5. Wheels  
6. Garment Brush  
11. Power On Light (Green)  
12. Front Caster Wheel  
1. Always make sure that the  
appliance is unplugged before filling  
the water bottle.  
2. To open the cap on the water bottle,  
turn counterclockwise. Fill the water  
bottle with tap water or  
3. Push the “On/Off” switch to the  
“On” position. The power “On”  
light (green) will come on.  
Technical Specifications  
Voltage:  
120V~ 60Hz.  
1500 Watts  
Power:  
distilled/purified water if your tap  
water in your are is very hard.  
(See fig. 8)  
Water Capacity:  
Max. Steam Temperature:  
150 US Fl. Oz. (4.5 liters)  
220°F  
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS  
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS cont.  
Components  
3. To attach the garment brush  
Step 2: Assembling Steamer Hose  
2. To assemble the garment rod, insert  
one of the extensions into the other by  
depressing the button on the extension  
(marked C) so that you can insert into  
the other extension (marked D). Turn  
the extension until the button comes  
out of the opening and you hear a  
click. Repeat procedure for the other  
extension. (See fig. 2)  
(marked E) onto the diffuser  
Power “On” Light (green): This light  
will illuminate when the “ON” switch is  
depressed and the unit is turned on. It  
will remain on until the unit is turned  
“OFF” or until the water tank is emptied.  
(marked F), place the two hinges  
at the back of the garment brush  
(see fig. 6) into the two open tabs  
that are at the back of the steam  
diffuser. Swing the garment brush  
up against the bottom of the steam  
diffuser until the locking tab engages.  
1. Insert end of steamer hose with the  
long tube bushing (marked A) into  
the adapter hole (marked B) on the  
unit. Rotate hose 90° to lock in place.  
(See fig. 4)  
Caution: Always unplug before re-  
filling.  
Important: Do NOT add cleaning  
solutions, scented perfumes, oils or any  
other chemicals to the water used in this  
appliance. Use tap water or  
distilled/purified water if the tap water  
in your area is very hard.  
Assembling Your Garment  
Steamer  
Fig. 2  
Step 1: Assembling Garment Rod  
3. Once you have assembled the  
garment rod, insert the bottom section  
of the rod (marked E) into the adapter  
hole in the upper housing of the unit  
(marked F) and turn 90° until it is  
locked in place. (See fig. 3)  
1. First attach the garment hook to  
the garment rod by screwing the  
garment hook (marked A) into the  
garment rod extension (marked B).  
(See fig. 1)  
Fig. 4  
Fig. 6  
2. To attach the steam diffuser, grasp  
steam diffuser in one hand and the hose  
in the other. Depress the locking button  
on the hose end until the locking button  
engages the hole in the steam diffuser.  
A slight rotation of the steam diffuser  
may help engage the locking button.  
(See fig. 5)  
Fig. 1  
Fig. 3  
Fig. 5  
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