Vitek VT-2435 Manual Instruction Download

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ENGLISH

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For children’s safety, do not leave plastic
packaging unattended.

Attention! Do not let children play with poly-

ethylene bags or packaging film. Danger of

suffocation!

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Install and remove the attachments only after
the unit has cooled down completely.

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Before cleaning the garment steamer, pull the
power plug out of the mains socket and let the
unit cool down.

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Never pull the power cord when disconnecting
the unit from the mains. Hold the power plug
and carefully remove it from the mains socket.

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Do not attempt to repair the unit. Do not dis-
assemble the unit. Should any failure occur or
should the unit be dropped, unplug the unit
and contact an authorized service center out
of the list of contact data included in your war-
ranty certificate and posted on the website
www.vitek.ru.

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Transport the unit in the original package only.

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Before putting the garment steamer away for
storage, remove any remaining water from the
water tank.

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Keep the unit out of reach of children and dis-
abled persons.

THE UNIT IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD USE

ONLY, ITS COMMERCIAL USAGE AND USAGE

IN PRODUCTION AREAS AND WORK SPACES IS

PROHIBITED.

Application

The  garment  steamer  can  be  used  on  all  types
of  fabrics  for  smoothing  folds  on  clothes  and
for  creasing  trousers  and  shirts.  If  you  are
unsure about steaming a certain type of fabric or
clothes, please follow the recommendations on
the product label.
If  no  such  information  is  available,  try  to  steam
the fabric on the reverse side.
When steaming such fabrics as silk or corduroy,
keep the garment steamer at some distance from
the fabric.
Use the nozzle brush (5) to remove lint or threads
from  the  fabric  and  use  the  attachment  (6)  to
make creases on shirts and trousers.

BEFORE THE FIRST USE

After unit transportation or storage at low

temperature keep it for at least three hours

at room temperature before switching on.

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Unpack the unit, remove any stickers that may
disturb operation.

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Make sure that the unit operating voltage cor-
responds to the voltage of your mains.

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Wipe the garment steamer body with a slightly
damp cloth and then wipe it dry.

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Press the buttons (3) and remove the water
tank (4).

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Open the water inlet (10) by pulling the plug
flag (9). Fill the water tank (4) with water.
Do not let water go over the MAX mark. Close

the water inlet (10) tightly. Wipe water drops
on the unit body with a dry cloth.

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Reinstall the water tank (4).

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Insert  the  power  cord  plug  into  the  socket,
press the on button (8). The pilot lamp   (7)
will be flashing. Wait until the pilot lamp   (7)
lights continuously.

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Take the garment steamer with your hand and
hold it near the steam delivery button (2).

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Press the steam delivery button (1) to begin
steam delivery.

Note:

You may lock the steam delivery button (2)

in pressed position for easy operation. To do this,

press the steam delivery button (2) and move the

lock to the lower position. To unlock the steam

delivery button (2), move the lock to the upper

position.

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To clean the steam compartment, direct the
steam flow onto a kitchen towel, for instance.

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After the unit operation, unplug the garment
steamer and let it cool down.

Note:

When the garment steamer is switched on

for the first time, the heating element burns and

may issue smell and a small amount of smoke.

This is normal.

Water selection

Use tap water to fill the water tank (4). If tap water
is hard, we recommend mixing it with distilled
water in proportion 1:1. If tap water is too hard,
mix it with distilled water in proportion 1:2 or use
distilled water only.

Steamer operation

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Set the nozzle brush (5) or the crease attach-
ment (6) on the garment steamer (fig. 1).

Note:

If you use the steamer without attach-

ments, the distance between the steamer and

the steamed item should be at least 5 cm.

Attention!

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Do not plug the garment steamer in if the

water tank (4) is empty.

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