STM11 - Steam cleaner Duronic - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Steam mop
Brand	Duronic
Model	STM11
Power	1100 W
Voltage	220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions	118 x 27 x 14 cm
Weight	2 kg
Cable length	4.5 m
Tank capacity	300 ml
Maximum temperature	120 °C
Steam flow rate	22 ml/min
Usage	Cleaning hard floors (tile, linoleum, varnished wood)
Included components	Handle, pole, main unit, water tank, mop head, mop pad, cable hooks
Recommended water type	Demineralized or distilled water only
Cleaning and maintenance	Clean the unit with a dry or damp cloth; do not immerse; wash the mop pad in machine at 40°C max
Safety	Automatic indicator light (red -> green); do not use on people/animals; do not touch with wet hands
Spare parts	Replacement mop pad model STM-SP available at duronic.fr
Warranty	1 year (Shine-Mart Ltd)
General information	Household use only

Frequently Asked Questions - STM11 Duronic

What type of water should I use in the STM11?

Use only demineralized or distilled water. Tap water, detergents, perfumes or other products can damage the appliance and void the warranty.

Can I use the steam mop on parquet flooring?

Yes, only on varnished or sealed wood. Do not use on bare, untreated or recently waxed wood, as steam can cause deformation.

How long does it take for steam to appear?

After plugging in the appliance and turning on the switch, the indicator light changes from red to green when preheating is complete. This takes about 30 seconds to 1 minute.

How to clean the mop pad after use?

Wash the mop pad immediately after use. It can be machine washed at 40°C maximum or by hand. Do not use bleach or fabric softener.

What to do if the mop does not produce steam?

Check that the tank contains water, the plug works and the switch is on. If steam still does not come out, the steam holes may be blocked. Clean them with a damp cloth.

Can I add detergent to the tank?

No. The appliance is designed to work only with demineralized or distilled water. Adding chemicals can damage the appliance and void the warranty.

Is the steam mop safe for pets?

Yes, because it uses only water steam without chemicals. However, never direct steam towards animals and let the floor cool before they walk on it.

How to store the steam mop?

Store it in a cool, dry place. Wrap the cable around the cable management hooks. Remove the mop pad and store it separately.

Where can I buy replacement mop pads?

Replacement mop pads (model STM-SP) are available on the website www.duronic.fr or by contacting customer service at [e-mail].

What to do if the mop pad is difficult to move on the floor?

This may be due to a too dirty or too dry mop pad. Wash and wring out the mop pad, or let the steam moisten it for a few moments before using.

USER MANUAL STM11 Duronic

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STM11 STEAM MOP

PLEASE READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

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Contents

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Features and Specifications

Product Code	Power Voltage	DimensionsWeight Cable Length	Tank Capacity	Max °C	Steam Flow Rate
STM11	1100W-220 - 240V, 50/60Hz	118x27x14cm46.4x 10.6x5.5in2 kg4.5m	300ml	120°C 22ml/min

Components

1. Handle
2. Cable management hooks
3. Power cable
4. Pole
5. Pole release button
6. Tank release button
7. Main unit
8. Water tank
9. Power button
10. Mop head
11. Mop pad

Components 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 handle cable management hooks lower cable hole hole release button tank release button Main unit Water tank lower button Mop head Mop pad Purchasing Spare Mop Pads STM-SP If you would like to purchase spare mop pads for your steam mop, please visit our website at www. duronic.com or contact us directly on [e-mail].

Purchasing Spare Mop Pads STM-SP

If you would like to purchase spare mop pads for your steam mop, please visit our website at www.duronic.com or contact us directly on [e-mail].

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Safety Information

PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

• This appliance is for indoor/household use only. Do not use outdoors.

- This appliance is not designed for commercial or industrial use; it is for household use only.

- This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

- Children should be closely supervised at all times to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

- Only use the appliance out of the reach of children because it gets hot.

- Do not operate this appliance if the power cable or plug is damaged. If either is damaged, return it to Duronic for service or repair by a professional technician.

- Never try to replace the parts and repair the unit by yourself. Do not modify the appliance in any way that is not described in the instructions for use. The machine contains live parts. Repairs may only be carried out by Duronic, using original spare parts and accessories.

- If an extension lead/cable is needed to reach the appliance to a mains power socket that is too far away out of reach of the machine's accompanying cable, please ensure that:

- the marked electrical rating of the extension lead is at least as great as the electrical rating of the appliance.

- the extension lead is of the grounded type.

- no other appliance is plugged into the same extension lead.

- the extension cable is safely positioned to avoid it being pulled on by children or animals or being tripped over.

- Do not cover the air inlet or the air outlet vent openings while the appliance is operating.

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Safety Information (continued)

• Always turn off the steam mop before unplugging from the outlet.

- Unplug from the mains plug outlet when not in use.

- Never disconnect the plug by pulling on the power cable. You should always hold the plug with your hand and pull to disconnect.

- To protect against the risk of electric shock, do not immerse any part of steam mop in water or other liquids.

- The appliance is not to be used if it has been dropped, if there are visible signs of damage or if it is leaking.

- The appliance should not be left unattended while connected to the mains power.

- Do not use the steam mop for anything other than cleaning floors.

- Do not use tap water, synthetic solutions, scale removers, fragrances, soaps, chemicals, or any other foreign bodies to the water tank.

- Ensure that there is no foreign matter blocking the steam outlet.

- When the mop cleaning head is used, the temperature output is higher. Do not put your hands o feet under the mop head to avoid scalding.

• Always test the mop on an inconspicuous area first. Never use on materials that can not resist high temperature, such as dralon, natural fur etc.

- To avoid deformation, do not use the steam mop on a just-polished waxed wood floor. A flooring like this, made of special material or that requires specific cleaning via a specific method, should no be steam cleaned using this mop.

- Do not use on unsealed wooden or hard flooring.

- Don't use the steam mop in one place or the same place over and over again. Depending on the type of material the floor is made of, it may deform or fade.

CAUTION

• When using a steam mop, do not turn it upside down or spray it in the direction of people or animals. Danger of scalding!
• Never touch the plug or cable with wet hands. Risk of electrocution.

IMPORTANT:

• Only use deionised or distilled water in this steam mop.
• Do not use tap water, detergents, disinfectants, scented oils, cleaning solutions, bleach, vinegar or scented water in your steam mop. They will cause damage to your product and void your warranty.

Introduction

Using only water, a steam mop will clean your household floors without the need for harmful or toxic chemicals, leaving you with peace of mind that your family's wellbeing is taken care of.

In addition to this, steam mopping cleans and dries the flooring simultaneously, providing a nicer finish on smooth or shiny flooring as it ensures that streaks or marks aren't left behind.

Steam cleaning with the STM11 steam mop will bring a completely new level of cleanliness to your home. From the kitchen to bathroom, this lightweight steam mop will take care of the hard cleaning work so that you don't have to.

It is ideal for cleaning hard floors such as sealed wood, lino or tiles. Thanks to its simplistic design, it is easy to manoeuver along every edge and corner, blitzing away bacteria, dirt and scum along the way, leaving you with beautifully clean floors.

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Before First Use

• Remove all of the packaging materials. Check that there are no parts missing.
• Assemble the steam mop following the steps below.

IMPORTANT:

• This steam mop operates by emitting steam at an increased temperature of 120^ C.
  • Always test on an inconspicuous area of the floor first.
• Never use it on flooring which cannot resist this temperature, or on floorings with coatings, polishes, or that are plastic or antique.
• If in any doubt, please check carefully on a part of the floor surface where minor marks will not matter.

IMPORTANT:

• Only use deionised or distilled water in this steam mop.
• Do not use tap water, detergents, disinfectants, scented oils, cleaning solutions, bleach, vinegar or scented water in your steam mop. They will cause damage to your product and void your warranty.

How to Assemble the Mop

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1. Place the pole(A) between the handle parts(B+C).

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1. Fix them together with the two screws provided using a screwdriver.

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1. Place the cable hook(D) into place on the handle(C).

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1. Remove the tape and secure the hook into place using the integrated screw which is already inside the hook.

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1. On the main unit(6), press down on the pole release button and slide the handle into the main unit until you hear a "click" sound. The click sound means the handle is now locked in place. Lastly, attach the mop head(9) to the main unit ensuring it is clicked in place.

How to Use

1. Before using the steam mop, ensure that hard floors are swept or vacuumed to remove any surface dirt or debris.

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Note:

We recommend to not use the steam mop on bare wooden floors, unsealed flooring or on any surfaces where wood is exposed (as it will absorb moisture and may distort).

1. Attach a mop pad(9) to the mop head(8) by aligning the hook & loop pads.

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1. Push the tank release button(5) to release the water tank(7) from the main unit(6).

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1. Remove the cap from the tank, fill the tank with deionised or distilled water. Fill to the max line.

Close the cap on the water tank.

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1. Place the water tank back into the main unit and ensure that it clicks into place as this means the tank is securely back in the right place.

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Note:

If you are using this mop for the first time, or for the first time after a period of not using it, you will need to wait a minute or two for the water to start traversing through into the main unit.

1. Unwind the power cable(3) from the cable management hooks(2).

A quick way to release the cable is to rotate the cable management hooks inwards as this automatically releases the whole cable at the same time.

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1. Plug in the power cable to a mains outlet.

On the mop main unit, press the power button(8).

The power indicator light will light up red and the unit will start to preheat.

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1. When the preheating is done, the light will turn green.

The water pump will start working and you will start to see steam start to come out of the mop head(9).

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1. Push and glide the mop over the floor surface to clean it. Try to use up all the water in the tank at one time.

Do not use the mop just in one place, or on the same place over and over again. Depending on the material of the floor, it may deform or fade it over time.

If there is any water left in the water tank, empty the remaining.

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1. After you have finished mopping, press the power button to switch the mop off.

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1. Unplug the power cable from the mains outlet socket and wind it around the cable management hooks to secure in place.

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Cleaning and Maintenance

Before cleaning, turn off the steam mop and allow it to cool down completely.

To clean the main unit, use a dry cloth to remove any dust or dirt. If there are stubborn areas of dirt, use a damp well-wrung cloth to wipe over the body.

Leave to air dry or use a dry cloth afterwards to dry it.

Important:

• Do not immerse the power cable, plug or the mop itself into water or any liquid.
• Do not pour water or any liquid over the mop.
• Do not use detergents, abrasive cleaning products or any kind of cleaning solutions in the water tank as this may damage the mop.
• Do not use alcohol or solvent-based cleaners on the plastic components, as this will cause the cracking and ageing of these parts.

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Cleaning the Mop Pads

Please wash the mop pads immediately after use. The mop pads should be cleaned separately from other fabrics. Machine or hand wash and air dry naturally.

The mop pads can be machine washed at 40^ C max. For heavy soiling, soak the mop pads in warm water and detergent or a mild stain remover, then wash as normal in the washing machine.

Important:

- Do not use bleach or fabric softener when cleaning the mop pads.

Each mop pad can be used 70 to 80 times under normal circumstances.

When the mop pad appears damaged or the cleaning effect is weakened, it is recommended to replace the it with a new mop pad.

Storage

Store in a cool dry place.

Position the mop in such a way that it is rested against something stable, like a wall, ensuring that it will not fall at any time.

Remove the mop pads from the mop before storing it away.

Ensure the power cable is wrapped around the cable management hooks with the upper hook facing upwards so that it is securely holding the cable in place.

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Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause and Solution
The mop won’t start	Check the mains power outlet, the fuse on the plug and if the switch is pressed on or off.
There is no steam coming out	Check if the steam holes were blocked. If they are, clean the blocked holes with a damp cloth.
There is a lot of moisture after use	The mop pad is either too wet or installed incorrectly. Remove it, wring it out and place it back onto the mop head ensuring all hook & loop pads are attached together.
It is difficult to move whilst in use	The mop pad may be too dirty. Wash and wring out the pad before continuing to use it. Alternatively, change the mop pad for a new one.
	The mop pad is too dry. Allow the steam to pass through it for a short while to dampen it before attempting to use it again.

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Warranty

1 Year Guarantee from Shine-Mart Ltd, Trademark owners of Duronic Products. NOTE: THESE STATEMENTS DO NOT AFFECT YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS AS A CONSUMER

This product has been manufactured under the strictest or quality control procedures, and using the highest quality of materials, to ensure excellent performance and reliability. It will give very good and long lasting service, provided it is properly used and maintained. The product is guaranteed for 1 years from the date of original purchase. If any defect arises due to a faulty materials or poor workmanship, the faulty product must be returned to the original place of purchase. Refund or replacement is at the discretion of that company. Duronic Products are offered with a 1 year guarantee under the following conditions:

1. The product must be returned to the retailer with original proof of purchase.
2. The product must be installed and used in accordance with the instructions contained in this operating manual.
3. It must be used only for domestic purposes.
4. It does not cover wear and tear, malicious damage, misuse, neglect, inexpert repairs or consumable parts.
5. Shine-Mart Ltd has no responsibilities for accidental or consequential loss or damage.
6. Shine-Mart Ltd are not liable to carry out any type of servicing work, under the guarantee
7. Valid in the UK only

This product is fitted with CE:1363 plug and fuse Imported by Shine-Mart Ltd, RM3 8SB

Information on waste Disposal for Consumers of Electrical & Electronic Equipment.

This mark on a product and/or accompanying documents indicates that when it is to be disposed of, it must be treated as Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment, (WEEE).

Any WEEE marked products must not be mixed with general household waste, but kept separate for the treatment, recovery and recycling of the materials used.

For proper treatment, recovery and recycling; please take all WEEE marked waste to your Local Authority Civic waste site, where it will be accepted free of charge.

If customers dispose of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment correctly, they will be helping to save valuable resources and preventing any potential negative effects upon human health and the environment, of any hazardous materials that the waste may contain.

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1. When the preheating is done, the light will turn green.

The water pump will start working and you will start to see steam start to come out of the mop head(9).

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