Singer STI-1715 OCEAN, Instruction Manual

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the burst of steam button. This function provides an extra amount of steam to
remove stubborn wrinkles. For optimal use, please allow the appliance to have
a rest of 3 – 5 seconds between each press.
“Burst of steam” can also be applied when holding the iron in vertical position,
which is useful for removing creases from hanging clothes, curtains, etc.
The iron surface must always be kept in an upright position.
To turn off, turn the temperature regulator counter-clockwise to “OFF” and pull
out the power plug.
Turn the appliance upside down and carefully pour the remaining water out of
the water tank. Carefully shake the appliance.
Press the spray button to allow possible remaining water to come out more
easily.
Notice: With conventional steam ironing, water may leak from the
soleplate if a too low temperature has been selected. If this happens,
turn the temperature regulator to the
●●● MAX position. Steam will
recommence as soon as the appropriate temperature has been reached.
SELF-CLEAN FUNCTION
You can use the self-clean function to remove scale and impurities.
The self-clean function should be used at least once per month.
If the water is very hard in your area, use the self-clean function every two
weeks.
Fill the water tank with water to maximum level.
Switch the temperature regulator to the
●●● MAX position.
Plug the appliance into an appropriate plug socket.
When the indicator light turns off, unplug the appliance.
Hold the iron over the sink, set the steam control knob to the position
and
hold it at the position for about one minute. The appliance will conduct self-
cleaning. (Steam and boiling water will come out of the soleplate. Impurities
and
fl akes (if any) will be fl ushed out).
If the iron still contains a lot of impurities, repeat the self-clean process as long
as there is water in water tank.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Before cleaning the iron ensure it is disconnected from the power supply and
has completely cooled down.
Deposits on the soleplate may be removed with a rough cloth soaked in a