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ATTENTION!
The machine has an automatic timer for stopping.
If the machine stay in stand-by for more then 20
minutes, the microprocessor, automatically, bring
the ironer in position
OFF
.
13. EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON USE
In case of emergency or necessity of a rapid
ironer stop, press the emergency stop button on
the ironer side.
When the emergency stop button is pressed, the
ironing roller stopped, change the sense of
rotation and than stop definitively. At the same
time the chest goes away from the roller.
When the emergency is solved, bring the
emergency stop button in the original position
rotating it on itself as per instruction on the button.
14. ANTI-PANIC BAR USE
In case of emergency like entrapment or black out
the anti-panic bar can be used.
When the anti-panic bar is pressed the chest goes
immediately away from the roller and the machine
switches off.
The anti-panic bar must be always used in case of
black out in order to put away the chest from the
roller to avoid roller cover and blocked linen
burning.
Once the anti-panic bar has been pressed, it is
blocked by a spring pin.
When the emergency is finished, free the bar
pulling the spring pin to the bottom; it must be
pulled until the anti-panic par come back to its
original position (see above picture).
15. IRONING WITH THE IRONER
While working, remember to use all the roller
length, so the temperature is maintained uniform
on all the roller length.
So, independently from the linen dimension,
introduce it always as described in the following
picture.
ATTENTION!
This machine do not have to be used to fold linen.
Linen to be ironed do not have to be folded once
or more times before to be introduced in the
ironer!
The temperature to be used must respect the
instruction given on the label of the linen to be
ironed.
Remember that at ironing cycle end, the machine
cannot be stopped if the temperature is above
80°C.
Remember that the humidity residual in the ironed
linen must not be more than 20%.
Ironer must be used for linen dried in a tumble
dryer. The ironer task is to iron linen and not to
dry linen.
At the working end stop the machine, and bring
the main switch in position “0”.
ATTENTION!
Yellow stains on the ironed linen, means that
detergent has not been well rinsed or the used
temperature is to much high for this kind of fabric!
ATTENTION!
Wrinkles on the ironed linen may be caused by a
to much lower residual humidity on the linen.
ATTENTION!
High differences in the thickness of the same
fabric (due, for example, to seam), may cause
wrinkle to the ironed linen.
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