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Dirt comes out through
the soleplate. 1. There is a build up of
limescale or minerals in
the boiler and iron.
2. Chemical products
or additives have been
used. 1. Carry out a cleaning
cycle (see the “Descal-
ing process” section).
2. Never add products
to the water (see the
“Filling the water tank”
section).
Clean the soleplate with
a damp cloth.
The “Calc’nClean”
indicator light (3) does
not turn off. The iron descaling pro-
cess has been stopped
before being completed. Restart and complete
the iron descaling pro-
cess.
The ironed garment
turns a dark colour
and/or sticks to the
soleplate. The selected tempera-
ture is too high and has
damaged the garment. Select a suitable tem-
perature for the material
being ironed and clean
the soleplate with a
damp cloth.
The appliance makes a
pumping sound. 1. Water is being
pumped into the steam
tank.
2. The sound does not
stop. 1. This is normal.
2. If the sound does not
stop, do not use the
steam station and con-
tact an authorised tech-
nical service centre.
Loss of pressure during
ironing. The steam release but-
ton has been activated
for too long a period of
time, meaning it has
been pressed too fre-
quently. Use the steam release
button at intervals.
Water spots appear
on the garment during
ironing. May be caused by
steam condensed on
the ironing board. Wipe the textile cover of
the ironing board, and
iron any water drops to
dry them.