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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
9. Do not operate the iron with a damaged cord or in the
event the iron has been dropped or damaged or there are
visible signs of damage or it is leaking. To avoid the risk
of electric shock, do not disassemble the iron. Take it to a
qualified serviceman for examination and repair. Incorrect
assembly might result in a risk of electric shock when the
iron is used after reassembly.
10. The iron must be used and rested on a stable surface.
11. When placing the iron on its heel rest, ensure that the
surface on which the heel rest is placed is stable.
12. Do not leave the iron unattended while the iron is
connected or on an ironing board.
13. Burns can occur from touching hot metal parts, hot water,
or steam. Use caution when you turn a steam iron upside
down—there might be hot water in the reservoir.
14. To avoid a circuit overload, do not operate an iron on the
same circuit with another high-wattage appliance.
15. If an extension cord is absolutely necessary, a cord with
an ampere rating equal to or greater than the maximum
rating of the iron shall be used. A cord rated for less
amperage can result in a risk of fire or electric shock due to
overheating. Care shall be taken to arrange the cord so that
it cannot be pulled or be tripped over.
