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ECO mode
During ironing, you can use the ECO mode to save energy but still have
sufficient steam to iron all your garments.
Note: For the best results, we advise you to use the normal steam mode.
1
Press the ECO button.
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The ECO button lights up green.
2
To switch back to the normal steam mode, press the ECO button again.
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The green light in the ECO button goes out.
MAX steam mode
The MAX steam mode has a higher amount of steam. You can use it for
thick garments to have better steam penetration.
Note: As the MAX steam mode produces a high amount of steam, the
supply hose may become hotter than at the normal steam and ECO
modes. This is normal.
1
Press and hold the on/off button for 2 seconds until the light turns
white.
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The ‘iron ready’ light on the iron and the white MAX light in the
on/off button start to flash to indicate that the iron is heating up
to the MAX steam mode. This takes up to 2 minutes.
2
To switch back to the normal steam mode, press and hold the on/off
button for 2 seconds until the light turns blue again.
Ironing tips
Minimising wrinkles while drying
Start wrinkle removal early in the drying process by spreading out your
laundry properly after washing and by putting garments on hangers to
make them dry naturally with fewer wrinkles.
Best practice shirt ironing
Start with the time-consuming parts like collar, cuff links and sleeves.
Next, iron the bigger parts like front and back to prevent wrinkling the
bigger parts when you are busy ironing the time-consuming parts.
Collar:
When you iron a collar, start on its underside and work from the
outside (the pointy end) inwards. Turn over and repeat. Fold down the
collar and press the edge for a more crisp finish.
Buttons:
Iron on the reverse side of the buttons for more effective and
faster ironing.
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