AENO ASM001 SM1 Stream Mop User Guide
- June 12, 2024
- AENO
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AENO ASM001 SM1 Stream Mop
Product Information
The AENO Steam Mop is a domestic appliance designed for wet cleaning of rooms. It is specifically designed for degreasing and dust removal from floors, tables, window sills, carpets, and other similar surfaces.
Limitations and Warnings
- Do not use aggressive detergents to clean the steam mop and its components and accessories.
- All brushes may be cleaned under warm running water, while cloth covers and cleaners may also be laundered.
- Be careful when cleaning the wire brush, as your hands may be injured.
- Make sure the voltage of the power source is within the ranges specified in the steam mop specifications.
- Disconnect the steam mop from the source of power before carrying out any cleaning procedures.
- Pull on the plastic part of the plug other than on the power cord when disconnecting the device from the power source.
- Do not immerse the steam mop in water or place it near a heater to avoid the risk of fire.
- Do not use the steam mop in case of any damage to its casing, or unusual noises or cracks, or when the power cord is damaged.
- Do not use a mop to clean injuries and burns, do not spray hot steam towards people and animals.
- Never disassemble the mop on your own.
- Do not use the mop outdoors.
Product Assembly and Operation
- Unpack the mop and all the accessories.
- Remove the water tank from the covers.
- For floor cleaning, attach the large cloth cover to the black sticky surface of the main brush with its lug back.
- For carpet cleaning, attach the small cloth cover and install the carpet cleaner on the main brush. Both the cloth cover and the carpet cleaner lugs should be facing backward (against the brush stroke).
- Attach the main brush to the assembled extension tube. You may use the extension hose instead of the tube, as well as the additional brushes instead of the main brush.
- Plug in the power cord of the steam mop into the main socket to get started. The power cord is rigidly integrated into the mop body.
- Note the indicator statuses. The indicator will start flashing red upon plugging in the plug. To start the operation, press and hold the specified button.
Product Troubleshooting
- Steam is not generated.
- Possible reasons: The water tank is not installed or incorrectly installed in the mop, or there is no water in the tank.
- Solution: Install the water tank correctly or fill it in with water.
- The display shows the message E1, a beep is heard, no steam comes out.
- Possible reasons: The gravity sensor (ball on the cord) is not immersed in water, or there is not enough water in the tank, or the temperature is too high, or the drying protection has triggered.
- Solution: Switch off the mop, or disconnect the plug from the mains socket, or remove the tank and fill it in with water. Make sure the gravity sensor is submerged in water.
- The display shows the message E2, a beep is heard.
- Solution: Switch off the steam mop and contact the service center for repair.
The AENO Steam Mop is a domestic appliance designed for wet cleaning of rooms, i.e. degreasing and dust removal from floors, tables, window sills, carpets and other similar surfaces.
Model: ASM0001 (Plug Type E/F), ASM0001-UK (Plug Type G).
Specifications
- Input voltage: 220–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.
- Rated power: 1200.0 W.
- Water tank capacity: 380 ml.
- Operating time (Full water tank): up to 38 min.
- Water consumption: up to 27 g/min.
- Steam pressure: up to 3 bar.
- Steam temperature: about +110 °C.
- Heating time: about 17 sec.
- Drying protection: Available.
- Operating conditions: –5 °С to +40 °С.
- Dimensions (L×W×H): 251×146×1130 mm.
Package Contents
Mop assembly (See assembly drawing a)
- ❶ – Water tank, ❷ – Water tank plug, ❸ – Water filter cartridge, ❹ – Power cord, ❺ – Water tank latch lock, ❻ – Steam mop body.
Set of brushes and covers
- ❼ – Plastic scraper brush, ❽ – Metal scraper brush, ❾ – Round scraper brush with cloth cover, ❿ – “Two-in-one” brush with retainer, foam pad and cloth cover, ⓫ – Main brush, ⓬ – Cloth cover for carpets (large), ⓭ – Cloth cover for carpets (small), ⓮ – Carpet glider.
Set of tubes and hoses:
- ⓯ – Extension tube (two pieces), ⓰ – Extension hose.
Accessories:
- ⓱ – Wall bracket with fasteners (3M tape and screw), ⓴ – Shoulder strap.
- ⓲ – Quick start guide, ⓳ – Warranty card, V – Descaling pin (use for descaling).
Limitations and Warnings
- Do not use aggressive detergents to clean the steam mop and its components and accessories.
- All brushes may be cleaned under warm running water, while cloth covers and cleaners may also be laundered.
- Be careful when cleaning the wire brush, as your hands may be injured.
- Make sure the voltage of the power source is within the ranges specified in the steam mop specifications. You shall disconnect the steam mop from the source of power before carrying out any cleaning procedures.
- Please note that you should pull on the plastic part of the plug other than on the power cord when disconnecting the device from the power source.
- Do not immerse the steam mop in water or place it near a heater in order to avoid risk of fire. Do not use the steam mop in the case of any damage to its casing, or unusual noises or cracks, or when the power cord is damaged.
- Do not use a mop to clean insufficient surfaces where the heat resistance is below +100 °C.
- To avoid injuries and burns, do not spray hot steam towards people and animals. Never disassemble the mop on your own. Do not use the mop outdoors.
Assembly and Operation
- Unpack the mop and all the accessories. Remove the water tank ❶ from the steam mop body ❻ and fill it with water (See assembly drawing b). To do this, pull the water tank latch lock ❺ up, remove the tank and turn it upside down, and then remove the water tank plug ❷ by pulling its lug. Fill in the water tank to at least 2/3 of its capacity, then tighten the plug ❷ and re-install the water tank into the steam mop body ❻.
- Assemble the two pieces of the extension tube ⓯ and insert the assembled tube in the steam mop body ❻ (See assembly drawing c).
- Floors and carpets shall be cleaned up with different brushes and cloth covers as follows:
- For floor cleaning, the large cloth cover ⓭ shall be attached to the black sticky surface of the main brush ⓫ with its lug back;
- For carpet cleaning, attach the small cloth cover ⓬ and install the carpet cleaner ⓮ on the main brush ⓫. Both the cloth cover and the carpet cleaner lugs should be facing backwords (against the brush stroke).
- Attach the main brush ⓫ to the assembled extension tube ⓯. You may use the extension hose instead of the tube, as well as the additional brushes ❼, ❽, ❾ or ❿ instead of the main brush.
- Plug in the power cord of the steam mop into the mains socket to get started. The power cord ❹ is rigidly integrated into the mop body.
- Please note the indicator statuses (See figure d). The indicator will start flashing red upon plugging in the plug. To start operation, press and hold the indicator for at least 2 seconds – it will turn blue. Steam will start to come out after 17 seconds of operation. To stop the steam, press and hold the indicator for at least 2 seconds – it will turn red. When the indicator is orange, it means that the steam is at its maximum. To switch to normal steam mode, press the indicator – it will turn white. The indicator shows the current steam temperature.
- When the cleaning process is finished, you should disconnect the mop from the source of power and put it upright into the wall bracket. Please make sure that the mop handle is properly installed in the bracket holder. The wall bracket shall be vounted using the screw and the dowel or the 3M tape that is within the package content. In the case of a regular use of the mop, you can also store it horizontally and unassembled. In this case, it is necessary to drain the water from the tank.
Troubleshooting
- Steam is not generated. Possible reasons: The water tank is not installed or incorrectly installed in the mop, or there is no water in the tank. Solution: Install the water tank correctly, or fill in the tank with water.
- The display shows the message E1, a beep is heard, no steam comes out. Possible reasons: The gravity sensor (ball on the cord) is not immersed in water, or there is not enough water in the tank, or the temperature is too high, or the drying protection has triggered. Solution: Switch off the mop, or disconnect the plug from the mains socket, or remove the tank and fill it in with water. Make sure the gravity sensor is submerged in water.
- The display shows the message E2, a beep is heard. Solution: Switch off the steam mop and contact the service center for repair.
ATTENTION: If your problem persists, please contact your local supplier or the service center for support. Please do not disassemble the device or try to repair it on your own.
Disposal
The symbol indicates that you must follow the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and Waste Battery and Battery Regulations when disposing of the device, its batteries and accumulators, and its electrical and electronic accessories. According to the rules, this equipment must be disposed of separately at the end of its service life. Do not dispose of the device, its batteries and accumulators, or its electrical and electronic accessories together with unsorted municipal waste, as this will harm the environment. To dispose of this equipment, it must be returned to the point of sale or turned in to a local recycling facility. You should contact your local household waste disposal service for details.
ASBISc reserves the right to modify the device and to make edits and changes to this document without prior notice to users. The warranty period and service life shall be 2 years as from the date of purchase of the device. Information about the manufacturer: ASBISc Enterprises PLC, Iapetou, 1, Agios Athanasios, 4101, Limassol, Cyprus. Made in China. For current information and details on the device description and specification, as well as connection process, certificates, warranty and quality issues, see relevant Installation and Operation Manuals available for downloading at aeno.com/documents. All trademarks and names herein are the property of their respective owners.
References
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