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Sort out the articles to be ironed according to the type of fabric: wool to
–
wool, cotton to cotton, etc.
The iron heats faster than cools down, so start ironing from lower tem
-
–
peratures and then increase it.
Test ironing some area on inside of the garment if you are unsure about
–
the type of fabric. Always start with a low temperature!
Fabrics such as velour or others are best ironed in one direction and
–
with small pressure to prevent shine marks.
Synthetic fabrics and silk shall be ironed on the inner side of the gar
-
–
ment to avoid shine marks.
INDICATION:
Ironing without an ironing board. While travelling and when
no ironing board is available, put a towel on flat surface. Make sure that
the surface is resistant to warmth and dampness. Do not iron on glass or
plastic surfaces.
Preparation for operation– first time ironing
Remove any protective films or stickers from the sole plate
–
(1)
and
the cabinet.
Unwind and straighten the power cord.
–
Fill the water tank
–
(2)
. See “How To Fill Water.”
Connect the iron to a suitable mains supply outlet.
–
Turn the Temperature Dial
–
(5)
in clockwise direction to ●●● – position
– the Control Lamp
(6)
glows, signalling operation of the immersion
heater. The Control Lamp goes off when the required temperature is
reached.
Move the
–
Steam Control Knob
(3)
to
position, steam starts coming
out from the holes in the sole plate.
Begin first time ironing with an old towel.
–
When the water tank is empty and there is no more steam produced, the
–
preparation work is completed. The iron is now ready for proper use.
After ironing
Move the Temperature Dial
–
(5)
in anti-clockwise direction; the iron is
switched off.
Disconnect the iron from a mains supply outlet.
–
When the iron gets cool completely, store it vertically in a safe place.
–
The iron set includes a cover which will facilitate storage and protect
–
the iron during transportation (e.g. against mechanical damage of the
casing or the soleplate in hand luggage).
Dry ironing
– Always follow the garment manufacturer’s ironing
instructions indicated at the garment label.
Connect the iron to a suitable mains supply outlet.
–
Make sure that the Steam Control Knob
–
(3)
is set in position.
Move the Temperature Dial
–
(5)
in clockwise direction; set ●, ●● or ●●●
position.
The Control Lamp
–
(6)
glows, signalling operation of the immersion
heater and indicating that the iron is on.
The Control Lamp goes off when the required temperature is reached.
–
The iron is now ready for use.
To switch off the iron, move the Temperature Dial
–
(5)
in anti-clockwise
direction to
“MIN”
position.
Disconnect the iron from a mains supply outlet.
–
When the iron gets cool completely, store it vertically in a safe place.
–
Steam ironing
– Always follow the garment manufacturer’s ironing
instructions indicated at the garment label.
Fill the water tank
–
(2)
. See “How To Fill Water.”
Connect the iron to a suitable mains supply outlet.
–
Move the Temperature Dial
–
(5)
in clockwise direction, set ●●● position.
For optimum steam quality, do not use ●
or ●● setting for steam ironing.
The Control Lamp
–
(6)
glows, signalling op
-
eration of the immersion heater and indicat
-
ing that the iron is on. The Control Lamp
goes off when the required temperature is
reached. The iron is now ready for use.
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