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After Sales Support
Telephone:
1300 886 649
Temperature Control Setting
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Acetate
. Elastsne
. Polyamide
. Polypropylene
. Polyester
. Silk
. Triacetate
. Viscose
. Cotton
. Linen
Acetate
Elastane
Polyamide
Polypropylene
Polyester
Silk
Triacetate
Viscose
Cotton
Linen
Getting Started
Before first use
• Remove all packaging materials from the appliance and dispose of them
responsibly. Plastic wrapping can be a suffocation hazard for babies and
young children, so ensure all packaging materials are out of their reach.
• Remove any protective films or stickers from the iron soleplate and the
appliance housing.
• Make sure the mains voltage stated on the rating plate corresponds to your
local electricity supply.
Hints for ironing
• Sort out the items to be ironed according to the type of fabric. This will
minimise the frequency of temperature adjustment for different garments.
• Test iron on a small area on the backside or inside of the garment if you are
unsure about the type of fabric. Start with a low temperature and increase
gradually.
• When ironing heat-sensitive fabrics, wait for about two minutes after turning
down the heat. Temperature adjustments need a certain time to reach the set
level, no matter whether you turn the heat up or down.
• Delicate fabrics such as silk, wool, velour, etc. are best ironed with an ironing
cloth to prevent shine marks.
• Read the garment labels and follow the garment manufacturer’s ironing
instructions. The symbols used stand for the following fabric types:
Temperature Control Setting
Cool iron:
Acrylic
Acetate
Elastane
Polyamide/
Nylon
Warm iron:
Polyester
Silk
Triacetate
Viscose
Wool
Hot iron:
Cotton
Linen
