Translate a Confusing Instruction Manual Into Steps You Can Actually Follow

The manual is translated from somewhere, badly, and step four assumes you already know what step four means. This strips it down to the plain actions in order, drops the boilerplate warnings, and flags anything genuinely missing rather than guessing. Paste the confusing bit in and get back something you could actually follow.

Translate the following instruction manual text into a short, plain English numbered list of steps, in the order they must be done. Drop marketing language, warnings that do not apply to normal use, and repeated safety boilerplate. Keep only the actions a person actually needs to take.

Manual text: {INPUT}

If a step depends on a part or setting not named in the text, say so rather than guessing what it is.

Output: a numbered list only, no more than [10] steps, one action per line, plain English throughout.