Beko SIM 3124 D, User Manual

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Steam Iron / User Manual
4 Troubleshooting
Although the appliance is plugged in, soleplate (6) does not heat up.
The appliance may be connected improperly. >>> Check the plug and power cable (1) of
the appliance.
Temperature adjustment knob (5) may be at the Min. position. >>> Turn the temperature
adjustment knob in the clockwise direction up to the steam sign.
The appliance does not generate steam.
The water reservoir may not have enough water. >>> Fill the water reservoir with water
up to Max level.
Steam setting button (9) may be at without-steam position. >>> Switch the steam
setting button to the steam position.
Shock Steam – Vertical Steam does not function.
These functions may have been used too frequently in a very short period of time.
>>> Keep ironing at a horizontal position and wait for a while before using the shock
steam function again. >>> Soleplate (6) may not be hot enough. Turn the Temperature
adjustment knob (5) in the clockwise direction up to the steam sign. Seat the appliance in
a vertical position and wait for the soleplate to heat up.
Water drops fall down onto the fabric during ironing.
You may not have securely closed the water refill lid (8). >>> Close the water refill lid
securely.
You may be using the shock steam at temperature level • or ••.
>>> Increase the temperature level.
During ironing, sediments and residues fall down from the soleplate (6).
If the water you use for your appliance is too hard, such sediments may form. >>> Use
the self-clean function for once or a few times. For the subsequent ironings fill the water
reservoir of the appliance with a mixture of tap water and potable water.
The appliance drops water after it cools down or stored.
You may have left the appliance on a horizontal position while there is water in its
reservoir. >>> Empty the water reservoir.
Stains at the soleplate (6).
Wet garments might have been ironed and the soleplate (6) has had lime stains. >>>
After the appliance cools enough, wipe the soleplate with a microfiber knitted or cotton
cloth soaked in vinegar.