Steam Brush
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attachment must engage audibly
(
Picture B
).
• Removing: Pull the tab on the bottom
or top of the attachment forwards and
remove the attachment.
FILLING THE WATER TANK
Please Note!
■
After use, the device may still be hot.
Wait until the water tank has cooled
down completely before fi lling / emp-
tying it.
■
Pour no more than
250 ml
(note the
max marking)
of water into the water
tank.
The device can be operated with
both tap water and distilled water.
However, if you use tap water,
regular descaling will be required
(see the "Cleaning and Storage"
chapter – "Descaling"). If you use
distilled water, there is no need to
descale the device.
1. Twist the water tank (
6
) anticlockwise
(the arrow points towards the open
lock) and pull it downwards.
2. Fill the measuring cup with water.
3. Pull the water tank cap (
5
) out of the
water tank. Please note that it cannot
be completely detached.
4. Pour the water from the measuring
cup into the water tank. Only fi ll it up
to the max marking, repeat if neces-
sary.
5. Reinsert the water tank cap. Make
sure that the water tank is fi rmly
sealed shut.
6. Place the water tank back on the main
unit by twisting it clockwise (the arrow
points towards the closed lock). You
must feel it engage.
USE
Please Note!
■
Before using the device, read the care
instructions for the fabric which is to
be smoothed. Some fabrics such as
leather and suede as well as fabrics
with fl ounces, sequins and appliqués
must not be steamed!
■
Do not guide the steam bottom over
zips, studs, clips etc. to prevent any
scratching.
■
Never use in front of surfaces made
from glass or plastic.
■
There must be suffi cient clear space
around the item of clothing which is
to be smoothed.
■
Danger of scalding! Only use the de-
vice when the control lamp is green.
The operating temperature has then
been reached. If the device is used
before this, hot water may escape.
1. Mount the attachment you want (see
the “Mounting/Removing Attach-
ments” chapter).
2. Pour water into the water tank (
6
) (see
the “Filling the Water Tank” chapter).
3. Plug the mains plug into a plug
socket. The control lamp (1) lights up
red and the device starts to heat up.
When the control lamp is lit green, the
device is ready to operate.
4. If steam stops being produced, the
water tank is empty. Allow the device
to cool down for a few minutes and
refi ll the water tank (see the “Filling
the Water Tank” chapter).
If the control lamp turns red dur-
ing use, the device is reheating.
Let go of the steam release but-
ton if you do not want to continue
the heating process and want to
prevent a danger of scalding from
hot water which may escape. Wait
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