Z370 ENVIRO STEAMER NEED A NEW NOZZLE PART - Electrolux Envirosteamer 370A Canister Vacuum

Hello,

You didn't specify which model you had, but I assume it's the newer Eureka Enviro Steamer Model 313A.

Here's a link to the owners manual for your Steamer. If you have an older Enviro steamer, please feel free to reply using the comment field below. Also, if you found this solution helpful, please be sure to leave feedback for me. Leaving feedback is greatly appreciated by the FixYa community, and ensures that repair experts continue to leave great FREE advice, as opposed to just answering the premium, or paid questions.

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Eureka by Electrolux Enviro Steamer Owners Manual for 313A

Have lost operating manual to my enviro multi steamer

You will need to pour two measures of water using the measuring cup or 12 oz of water. The reason why water comes out of the bottom is because the floor cloth is too wet or you had too much water in the tank

Click on the link below to view the owners manual:

http://www.eureka.com/service/manuals/70359.pdf

It comes with a 500cc measuring cup.

You can download the user manual for the 370A here: http://www.eureka.com/service/manuals/70888.pdf

try this http://www.eureka.com/service/manuals/70359.pdf

Eureka.com has your manual online for download.

try this link http://www.eureka.com/service/manuals/70359.pdf

Remove the 2 screws on the bottom of the steamer, that holds the center panel on. (Not the screws that hold the whole bottom.) Use a needle the clear the steam holes. Soak the panel in white vinegar for a couple of hours and scrub with aa brush to remove the lime calcium deposits. Check the center hole that goes into the steam and make sure it is clear. Reattach the panel. If the panel does not fit snuggly (either end does not contact the base panel, add two more screws about an inch in from either side. I used stainless steal screws because of the consist moisture. Used screws that are no more than 3/4 on an inch long and about the same diameter as the two you removed.

If your steam mop is Enviro Steam Mop by Eureka. remove the 2 screws on the bottom of the steamer, that holds the center panel on. (Not the screws that hold the whole bottom.) Use a needle the clear the steam holes. Soak the panel in white vinegar for a couple of hours and scrub with aa brush to remove the lime calcium deposits. Check the center hole that goes into the steam and make sure it is clear. Reattach the panel. If the panel does not fit snuggly (either end does not contact the base panel, add two more screws about an inch in from either side. I used stainless steal screws because of the consist moisture. Used screws that are no more than 3/4 on an inch long and about the same diameter as the two you removed.