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Hold the appliance at an angle as shown.
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Fill the appliance with water using the beaker provided.
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Close the water tank cover.
Warning!
Never fill above the maximum filling level (11).
Normal tap water can be used, but if you live in a hard water
area the use of distilled water is recommended. Do not use
chemically descaled water.
Use
Warning!
Do not leave the appliance unattended while it is
connected to the power supply and during the cool down period.
Temperature setting
The required temperature setting depends on the garment
fabric.
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Adjust the temperature control dial (1) to the required
setting:
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Synthetics
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Silk/wool
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Cotton/Linen
If you are unsure of the fibre content of a garment, start with a low
temperature setting and test on a small area (seam or inside hem).
If wrinkles remain, gradually increase the heat setting until you find
the optimum setting.
Using as a dry iron
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Stand the appliance on its heel rest (13).
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Plug the appliance in and switch on.
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Set the steam control dial (4) to the no steam position (fig. B).
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Adjust the temperature control dial (1) to the required setting.
The heating light (2) will switch off when the appliance has
reached the required temperature.
Using as a steam iron
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Fill the water tank as described above.
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Stand the appliance on its heel rest (13).
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Adjust the temperature control dial (1) to the required
steam setting.
The heating light (2) will switch on. When the heating light
switches off, the iron will be ready for use as a steam iron. The
heating light will regularly switch on and off whilst ironing.
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To create steam, set the steam control dial (4) to the
required steam position.
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Plug the appliance in and switch on.
Using the steam burst button
The steam burst feature can only be used whilst ironing on a
high temperature setting.
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Make sure that there is water in the tank and the
temperature control dial (1) is set to the steam position.
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Lift the appliance and press the steam burst button (5).
You may need to press a few times to activate the pump.
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Let the appliance cool down before leaving it unattended and
before cleaning or inspecting any parts of the appliance.
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The power supply cord should not touch the hot soleplate
during use or during the cool down period.
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Do not touch the soleplate until it has cooled down.
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Wait until the appliance has cooled down before emptying
the water tank as the water may still be hot.
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Do not immerse the appliance, cored set or plug in liquids
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Always disconnect the appliance from the supply before
filling, emptying, cleaning, or carrying out any
maintenance on the appliance.
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The plug must be removed from the socket-outlet before
the water reservoir is filled with water
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The iron must be used and rested on a stable surface
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The iron is not to be used if it has been dropped, if there
are visible signs of damage or if it is leaking.
Features
1. Temperature control dial
2. Heating light
3. Self-clean button
4. Steam control dial
5. Steam burst button
6. Spray button
7. Water tank cover
8. Spray nozzle
9. Soleplate
10. Water tank
11. Maximum filling level indicator
12. Cord storage
13. Heel rest
Before first use
Cleaning the soleplate
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Make sure that the appliance is unplugged.
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Fill the appliance with water as described below.
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Use the self-clean system as described below. When
finished, wipe the soleplate and steam vents with a cloth.
Some parts of the appliance have been lightly greased and as
a result the appliance may smoke slightly when switched on
for the first time. This will cease after a short while.
Assembly
Warning!
Before assembly, make sure that the appliance is
switched off and unplugged.
Filling the water tank (fig. A & B)
In order to be able to use the steam function or the spray
feature, you will first need to fill the water tank with water.
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Make sure that the appliance is unplugged.
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Set the steam control dial (4) to the no steam position (fig. B).
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Open the water tank cover (7).
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