30
EN
DESCRIPTION
1. Ironing surface with holes for
steaming
2. Plastic
cover
3. Sprinkling
jet
4. Body of iron
5. Self-cleaning button (AUTO-
CLEAN)
6. Filling hole lid
7. Top
cover
8. Steam control, steamless ironing
9. Steam burst button
10. Watering button
11. Power input protection
12. Indicator
13. Back cover
14. Temperature control
15. Water container
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before putting into operation
Remove the protective foil from the soleplate fi rst! The iron must be used and stored on a stable surface.
When ironing for the fi rst time, heat the iron to the highest degree without using water. During this process,
smoke and bad smell may come from the iron, though will vanish shortly. The water reservoir can be fi lled
afterwards. After fi lling and heating the iron, leave it to produce steam for at least 1 minute while occasionally
pressing the steam button. This removes any residue from production. We recommend trying the iron on
some common fabric, e.g. a dish towel, prior to using it on your laundry for the fi rst time.
Filling the water tank
Be sure the iron is unplugged from the electrical outlet before fi lling with water!
Tilt the iron and fi ll with water until the line marked max. is reached.
Use water from the water tap only. Distilled or demineralized water reduces the effi
ciency of the descaling
system by changing physical and chemical properties. The cup included with the product must be used to fi ll
the iron. The iron must not be fi lled with water directly from the water tap!
Temperature settings
Before ironing, sort the garments according to the international textile care and labeling codes found on
tags. If these are missing, separate the garments based on the type of fabric.
Laundry tag
Type of fabric
Temperature control
Chemical fi bres
e.g. polyester, viscose
•
low temperature
Silk, wool
••
medium temperature
Cotton, fl ax
•••
high temperature
Fabrics which can not be ironed