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5. Do not use the iron when it is dam-
aged in any way. Do not operate the
iron with a damaged cord or plug. Do
not replace the power cord or any other
parts by yourself-contact Customer
Support for Assistance.
6. The iron must not be left unattend-
ed while it’s connected to the supply
mains.
7. The iron must be removed from the
socket outlet before the water reservoir
is filled with water (for steam irons in-
corporating means for spraying water).
8. The iron must be used and rested
on stable surface.
9. When placing the iron on it’s stand,
ensure that the surface on which the
stand is placed is stable.
10. The iron is not to be used if it has
been dropped, if there are visible signs
of damage or if it’s leaking.
11. This appliance is not intended for
use by persons (including children) with
reduces physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instruction. It is not ad-
vised to use this appliance by children
under 14.
12. Children should be supervised to
ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.
Service life - 4 years. Before putting
into operation shelf life is unlimited.
SPRAYING
This function can be used any time and
it does not affect the ironing tempera-
ture.
Fill water into the iron.
Aim the nozzle towards the garment.
Press the spray button.
STEAM IRONING
This function can be used only at higher
ironing temperature
• • for moderate steam
• • • or MAX for maximum steam
Fill water into the iron.
Stand the iron upright.
Connect he iron to a suitable mains
supply outlet
Turn the temperature control button
to the “• •”, or “• • •” "MAX" setting
The pilot light turns on when the
required temperature is reached. The
iron is ready for use.
Turn the steam knob to the required
position, steam starts coming out from
the holes in the sole plate.
Note: With conventional steam ironing,
water may leak from the sole plate if
too low temperature has been select. If
this happens turn the temperature con-
trol to the advised position. Steam will
recommence as soon as die appropriate
temperature has been reached.
BURST OF STEAM
This function provides an extra amount
of steam to remove stubborn wrinkles.
Fill the iron with water.
Turn the temperature control to the
position 'MAX".
The iron is ready for use.
Press the burst of steam knob once
Steam will penetrate into the gar-
ment removing the wrinkles.
Wait a few seconds before pressing
the steam control knob wrinkles again
when there are stubborn wrinkles.
Usually all wrinkles can be removed
within three pressings.
DRY IRONING
Connect the iron to a suitable mains
supply outlet.
Ensure that the steam control knob
is in position “0”.
Select the setting on the tempera-
ture control.
When the pilot light turns off, the
required temperature is reached. The
iron is ready to use.
TO LET THE IRON HEAT UP AGAIN
Pick up the iron or move it slightly.
The red shot-off pilot goes out. If the
temperature of the soleplate drops be-
low the set ironing temperature, the
temperature pilot goes on.
If the pilot light goes on after you have
move the iron, wait for it to go out be-
fore you start ironing.
If the pilot light does not go on after
you move the iron, the soleplate still
has right temperature and iron is ready
for use.
SELF CLEAN FUNCTION
The Self Clean function can remove any
scale or impurities.
Use the self-clean function once every
two weeks. If the water in your area is
very hard, the self-clean function should
be used more frequently.
Make sure the appliance is un-
plugged.
Set the Variable steam control knob
to position "0" (=no steam).
Fill the water tank to the maximum
level.
Select the maximum ironing temper-
ature.
Put the plug in the wall socket.
Unplug the iron when the tempera-
ture pilot light has gone out.
Hold the iron over the silk, press and
hold die self-clean button and gently
shake the iron. Steam and boiling water
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