Kambrook KIR931 series, Instruction Booklet

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NOTE:
on label means: “This article cannot be ironed”
[e.g. chlorofibre, acrylic, elastodiene]
Label Code Kind of Textile Variable Steam Control
[see garment instruction] [advised position]
synthetic
modacry
polypropylene
polyurethane
acetate
triacetate
matalized
cupro
plyamide [nylon]
polyester
modal
viscose [rayon]
silk
wool
cotton
linen
Steam Control Chart
To Operate the Steam Control
The Steam Control Chart above indicates
the amount of steam recommended
for various fabrics. The amount of steam
used while ironing can be adjusted using
the steam control switch.
Hold the iron by the handle and use your
thumb to slide the switch forward to your
desired steam setting. The iron will be at
the maximum steam output when the
switch is fully forward.
To dry iron, slide the steam control switch
back fully to ‘NO STEAM’
Using the Shot Of Steam
The shot of steam function provides an
extra burst of steam. This is useful when
trying to remove stubborn creases and
when ironing heavier fabrics. The shot of
steam function can be used at all steam
levels (from ‘NO STEAM’ to ‘MAX STEAM’)
as long as the iron has reached the pre-
set temperature.
Holding the iron horizontally and slightly
above the fabric surface, press the shot
of steam button firmly and release.
The steam will penetrate the fabric and
assist in the removal of wrinkles as you
iron over the fabric.
Alternatively, hold the iron vertically
and slightly away from the fabric and
firmly press the shot of steam button. This
function is useful for getting wrinkles out
of hanging garments or curtains when
the fabric can not be ironed.
MIN STEAM
MAX STEAM
NO STEAM