Getting to know your iron
SOLE PLATE
The sole plate is nonstick. It heats up and is
used to press/iron the garment.
While it is very durable, it does require care to
maintain its good looks. Please read the notes
below:
Before first use: wipe and thoroughly dry your
iron’s sole plate to remove any manufacturing
residue.
After every use: wipe and thoroughly dry.
Do not use steel wool, a wire brush, bleach or
abrasive cleaners. Steel wool can leave
particles of steel on the sole plate, damaging the
surface or your clothing.
Metal or hard plastics (for example buttons or
zips) may scratch the surface of the sole plate.
SPRAY BUTTON and SPRAY NOZZLE
Press the Spray Button to produce a fine mist of
water from the Spray Nozzle. This is useful if the
garment to be ironed is particularly creased.
Making the garment a little damp (not wet)
makes it easier to iron.
WATER TANK INLET
This is where you fill the water tank if you wish
to steam iron. Make sure the water does not
exceed the MAX level (250ml) as indicated on
water tank. Unplug iron to fill. We recommend
the use of distilled water. Please refer to filling
instructions on previous page of this user
manual.
VARIABLE STEAM BUTTON
Move the dial to select the desired steam output
for each garment. To iron with steam (DRY
IRON), the dial must be in OFF position.
Generally a thicker or heavier garment, or a
more creased garment, will require more steam.
STEAM SHOT BUTTON
Press this button for a shot of steam. This is
useful for eliminating stubborn creases. Steam
shot function is best used when iron is on MAX
temperature. Steam shot can be used when iron
is positioned vertically so is useful for removing
creased from hung clothes and curtains.
360
° SWIVEL CORD
This allows free movement of the cord in any
direction for better manoeuvrability while ironing.
Also helps avoid tangles.
POWER ON INDICATOR LIGHT
When this light is on, it indicates that the iron is
heating. It will switch off when the selected
temperature is reached.
TEMPERATURE DIAL
Turn this dial to the correct position for the
garment you are ironing eg SYNTHETIC for
light, manmade fabrics.
DECALCIFICATION FEATURE
There is a decalcifation feature built into this
iron. It absorbs insoluble calcium ions and
converts them to soluble sodium ions. This
feature slows down the build up of calcium
deposits.
Getting started
1.
Fill tank
– refer to instructions on previous
page
2.
Plus in iron and turn temperature dial to
your desired setting, depending on the
fabric of the garment you wish to iron.
Power indicator light will come on.
3.
Ensure steam button is in DRY position.
4.
Place iron vertically.
5.
When selected temperature has been
reached, the indicator light will go out.
6.
Set the steam button to your desired
setting and begin ironing.
SETTING TEMPERATURE
Follow instructions detailed on the label of the
garment you wish to iron. If there are no
instructions, use the indicative chart following.
If the garment consists of various fabric types,
select the temperature relevant tor the most
delicate of the fabrics that make up your
garment.