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COMPONENTS
A) Iron base
B) Iron
C) Removable water tank
D) Steam emission button
E) Thermostat knob
F) Light indicator
G) Mono tube for power cable and steam
duct
H) Power cable with plug
L) Iron locks hook
M) Iron ceramic plate
N) Steam request lever
N1) Continuous steam
N2 Steam on request
P) Tank filler cap
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
To avoid overloading the mains, avoid
using other high-voltage devices at the
same time.
Place the appliance on a dry, stable and
heat-resistant surface.
Do not iron on zips, hooks, rings, etc.
because they could damage the ironing
plate.
When using the iron for the first time,
clean the plate with a cloth.
To easily refresh tissues with a steam jet,
use the appliance in a vertical position.
STEAM IRONING
Before starting, check if the garment is
suitable for steam ironing.
With the plug NOT inserted in the elec-
trical socket, turn the thermostat knob
(E) clockwise by selecting the tempera-
ture suitable for the type of fabric to be
ironed.
Using the handle, remove the tank (C).
After opening the charge cap (P)
using a funnel, to facilitate the operation,
fill with about 1 liter of water, preferably
distilled. Reposition the tank (C), pushing
it all the way into the housing of the
base (A). Insert the plug into an electrical
socket suitable for receiving it, the indi-
cator (F) will light up, indicating that the
appliance is live, it will switch off when
the temperature is reached.
Wait a few minutes for the appliance to
reach the required pressure and tempe-
rature. When the light indicator (F) turns
off, the ironing system is ready for use.
To emit steam, press the button (D) with
the lever (N) in position N2. Until the
steam tube (G) has reached the optimal
operating temperature, the first emis-
sions may be mixed with drops of water.
Continuous steam emission is possible
by placing the lever (N) in position N! or
jets by positioning the lever (N) in posi-
tion N2 by holding down or releasing the
button (D).
When the emission of vaporesign ceases,
it means that the water in the container
is exhausted. If you want to continue
ironing, use the handle to extract the
tank (C), using a funnel, to facilitate the
operation, refill with water, preferably
always distilled.
Reposition the tank (C), pushing it all the
way into the housing of the bae (A), and
resume ironing.
DRY IRONING
Position the lever (N) in position N2.
Connect the appliance to the mains.
Select the temperature suitable for the
type of fabric you want to iron by turning
the thermostat knob (E) clockwise.
Wait for the indicator light (F) to go out
to indicate that the required temperature
has been reached, start ironing.
WARNING: to avoid steam jets, never
press the button (D).
TIPS
Divide the clothes according to the iro-
ning temperature and start from those
that require the lowest temperature.
Fabrics such as velvet and wool, accesso-
ries such as gloves, bags, etc. find their
freshness and consistency by passing
only steam near the surface of the fabric.
The imprints left on the carpets by the
furniture can be removed by passing
steam on the crushed prti then brushing
them lightly.If the carpet is made of
synthetic material, do not select a high
temperature.At the end of each use, wait
for the appliance to cool completely and