Important safety information
Always follow the safety instructions
Use the iron only for its intended use.
Retain the manual and the safety information in a safe place.
To protect against the risk of electric shock, do not immerse the iron in water
or any other liquids.
The iron should always be turned to the minimum heat setting before plugging
or unplugging from the mains socket.
Never pull the cord to disconnect from the mains: switch off at the wall socket
then grasp plug and pull out to disconnect.
Do not allow the cord to touch hot surfaces.
Allow the iron to cool completely before putting away.
Always switch off at the wall socket and disconnect the iron from the electrical
outlet when filling with water or emptying and when not in use
Do not operate the iron with a damaged cord or if the iron has been dropped
or damaged.
To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not disassemble as there are no user
serviceable components in the iron please take it to a qualified electrician
for examination and/or repair
Close supervision is necessary for any appliance being used by or near children.
Do not leave the iron unattended when connected to the mains or on an ironing
board.
Burns can occur from torching hot metal parts, hot water or steam, use caution
when you turn a steam iron upside down-there may be hot water in the reservoir.
If the iron is not operating normally, disconnect from the power supply and have it
inspected by a qualified electrician.
Your iron is designed to rest on the heel.
Do not leave the iron unattended when switched on.
Do not place the iron on an unprotected surface even if it is on its heel rest.
This appliance is not intended for use by children or the infirm without adequate
supervision or training by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised at all time to ensure that they do not play
with the appliance.
Keep electrical appliances out of reach from Children
The filling aperture must not be opened during use.
The iron must be used and rested on a stable surface.
Ironing temperature guide
Follow the ironing instructions on the garment label. If these instructions are missing,
but you do know the kind of fabric then see the table.
This table is valid for garment only and is not applicable to any applied finish, gloss etc.
Textile to which some kind of finish gas been applied (gloss, wrinkle, relief etc.) Can
best be ironed at low temperature.
Sort the laundry out according to ironing temperature first: wool with wool, cotton
with cotton etc.
The iron heats up quicker than it cools down. Therefore, start ironing the lowest
temperature such as those made of synthetic fibres.
If the fabric consists of various kinds of fibres, always select the lowest ironing tem-
perature of the composition of those.
Fabric, if for example, an article consists of 60% polyester and 40% cotton, is should
be ironed at the temperature indicated for polyester (.) and without steam.
If you do not know what kind(s) of fabric(s) the article has been made of, find a spot
which will be invisible when wearing or using the article. Try out the ironing tempera-
ture which is most suitable there. Start at a relatively low temperature.
Pure woolen fabrics (100% wool) may be pressed with the iron set to a steam posi-
tion. Preferably set the temperature knob (B) to maximum position
Use a dry pressing cloth.
When steam ironing woolen fabrics, skinning of the fabric may occur. This can be
prevented by hurting the article inside out and ironing the reverse side.
Velvet and other fabrics which rapidly acquire shiny spots should be ironed
in one direction only applying light pressure.
Always keep the appliance moving whilst ironing.
Iron the reverse side of synthetic materials and silk to prevent shining spots.
Do not use the spray to prevent stains.
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