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8. Move the steam regulator lever (C) to the right to turn on the steam generation.
Warning: The iron gives off steam continuously only if you hold the iron horizontally. You can stop the continuous steam by placing the iron
in a vertical position or by moving the steam selector to the left to turn off the steam generation.
Start ironing the garments requiring a low temperature.
Press the steam blast button (D) to cause rapid ejection of a strong jet of steam, which easily penetrates the fabric and can smooth out
most wrinkles. Wait a few seconds before re-use this button.
The steam ironing function can only be used at the highest temperatures. Water may drip from the iron if the temperature selected is too
low.
Selecting shot-steam
When using the burst of a steam button, keep the appropriate intervals between its use.
Ironing without steam
2. Move the steam selector (C) to the left to turn off the steam generation.
This reduces the waiting times (the iron takes less time to heat up than to cool down) and eliminates the risk of scorching the fabric.
1. Check that the plug is disconnected from the socket.
5. Place the iron in a vertical position. Plug it into the electricity.
6. Set the thermostat knob in accordance with the international symbol on the cloth’s labels.
3. Open the lid (B). Raise the tip of the iron to help the water enter the opening without overflowing. 4. Slowly pour the water into the
reservoir using the special measure and taking care not to go over the maximum level (about 60ml) indicated by “MAX” on the reservoir.
Close the lid (B).
7. Thermostat control light indicates that the iron heats up. Wait until the indicator light off. You can then start ironing.
STEAM IRONING
Warning: When you ironing, the thermostat control light turns on from time to time, this means that the selected temperature is maintained
at a constant level. If you decrease the temperature, do not begin ironing again until the thermostat light does not light up.
6. To avoid marking silk, woolen, or synthetic garments shiny, iron them inside out.
To ironing without steam, move the steam regulation lever (C) to the left to turn off the steam generation.
Disconnect the plug of the iron from the socket. Empty the reservoir by turning the iron upside down and gently shaking it. Leave the iron
to cool down completely.
5. The size is more effective if you use a dry iron at a moderate temperature: excess heat scorches it with the risk of forming a yellow
mark.
ADVICE FOR GOOD IRONING
7. To avoid marking velvet garments shiny, iron in one direction (following the fibre) and do not press down on the iron.
8. Many fabrics are easier to iron if they are not completely dry.
TECHNICAL DATA:
Voltage: 220-240V ~50/60Hz
2. If the fabric is mixed (e.g. 40% cotton 60% synthetics), set the thermostat to the temperature of the fibre requiring the lower
temperature.
3. If you don't know the composition of the fabric, determine the suitable temperature by testing on a hidden corner of the garment. Start
with a low temperature and increase it gradually until it reaches the ideal temperature.
Power Nom.: 1000W
Power Max: 1700W
1. We recommend using the lowest temperatures with fabrics that have unusual finishes (sequins, embroidery, flush, etc.).
4. Never iron areas with traces of perspiration or other marks: the heat of the plate fixes the stains on the fabric, making them irremovable.
PROCEDURE AFTER IRONING
ingredients may pose a threat to the environment.
The electrical device should be handed over to limit
Worn device should be returned to the appropriate point
storage because it is dangerous in the device
its reuse and use. If in the device
there are batteries you have to take out and give to the point
stored separately.
Please transfer cardboard packaging to waste paper. Pour the polyethylene bags (PE) into the plastic container
Summary of Contents for AD 5035
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Page 45: ...45 25 C D Steam blast 26 I E H 23 24 19 20 14 13 21 22 11 15 RCD 30 16 10 12 9 17 10 18...
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