Vitek VT-8305 VT, Manual Instruction

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The iron heats up faster than it cools down. For this
reason, it is recommended to begin ironing at low
temperature (for instance, synthetic fabrics).
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After that, start ironing at higher temperature (silk/
wool). Cotton and linen items should be ironed last.
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If an item is made of mixed fabrics, the iron should
be set to the lowest temperature (for instance, if an
item is made from polyester and cotton, it should be
ironed at the temperature used for polyester iron-
ing «
MIN »).
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If you cannot define the fabric structure, find a spot
that is inconspicuous when the item is being worn and
select the ironing temperature experimentally (always
start with the lowest temperature and raise it gradu-
ally until you get the desired result).
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Corduroy and other fabrics that become glossy
quickly should be ironed strictly in one direction (in
the direction of the pile) with slight pressure.
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To avoid appearance of glossy spots on synthetic and
silk fabrics, iron them backside.
SETTING THE IRONING TEMPERATURE
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Lift the handle (1) and it will be fixed. Press the PUSH
button (7) before moving the handle (1) down.
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Before plugging the iron in, set the AC voltage selec-
tor (8) according to the mains voltage. After using
the iron at the mains voltage of 110 V always set the
AC voltage selector (8) to the 220 V position, this will
prevent the iron from damage if it is connected to the
mains with higher voltage.
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Unwind the power cord and insert the plug into the
socket.
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Turn the temperature control knob (11) to set the
required ironing temperature: «
MIN », « • », « •• »,
« ••• » (depending on the type of fabric), the indica-
tor (10) will light up.
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Place the iron vertically.
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When the iron soleplate temperature (9) reaches the
desired temperature value, the indicator (10) will go
out, you can start ironing.
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