Shot of Steam Button
This feature may be used during steam or dry ironing but only when the iron is at highest
settings.
Press the Shot of Steam button to release
a surge of steam. You may need to press
the button a few times to prime the
system. Wait a few seconds for the steam
to penetrate the fabric before pressing the
button again.
Use no more than 3 bursts at any time.
Excessive use of this feature will cause
the iron to cool, and the setting number
on the LCD screen will blink. If this
happens, wait for number to go steady.
before using the feature again.
Vertical Shot of Steam
Set the iron to its highest temperature and wait
for the pilot light to go out.
Set the iron vertical. Hold the iron away from you
and 15 – 30 centimetres from the garment.
Press the Shot of Steam Button once. Steam pen-
etrates into the garment removing the wrinkles.
For stubborn wrinkles:
set the iron back on its
stand and wait a few seconds. Repeat the proce-
dure once more. Most wrinkles can be removed
within three presses.
Warning:
DO NOT allow anyone to come near you during this process.
NEVER allow steam to get anywhere near your body or clothing or apply steam to clothes
or fabrics that are being worn by human or pets. DANGER OF SCALDING.
Hold the iron facing away from you at all times. DO NOT OVERREACH or operate the iron
while standing on a ladder etc.
Spray Button
Press the spray button to spray water on the material. It
may be used for steam or dry ironing.
To avoid staining, do not use the spray on silk or synthet-
ics, and be careful when you iron delicate fabrics.
Note:
For Spray and Shot of Steam functions to operate,
the water tank must be at least one-quarter full. If
these features stop working place the iron on its stand
and fill the water tank.
During Ironing:
In between operations always stand the iron on its heel.
NEVER
leave the iron face down.
During use, the anti drip system may emit a loud clicking sound, particularly when the iron
heats up or cools down. This is normal and indicates that the system is functioning correctly.
Special F
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Advanced Operation
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