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1. Insert the plug in the electrical wall socket.
2. Make sure that the Steam Select Switch is in the closed position.
3. Select the desired temperature on the Temperature Control Dial
4. After the Indicator Light goes off, you may start to iron.
Steam ironing is only possible at high temperatures (silk, wool, cotton, linen), as indicated
on the Temperature Control Dial (figure 3).
1. Be sure that there is enough water in the Reservoir.
2. Set the iron in an upright position.
3. Plug the steam Iron into the wall electrical outlet.
4. Turn the Temperature Control Dial to the desired position within the range of
temperatures included in the steam area of the dial
5. Wait until the Indicator Light has turned off after lighting up.
6. Set the Steam Select Switch to the desired steam level position. You are now ready
to start steam ironing. The steam will be released evenly through vents located in the
soleplate for easier ironing.
(figure 3)
• Check the ironing instructions on the label of the item that you wish to iron. Check the
temperature settings table for further instructions.
• Should the specific ironing instructions not appear on the label, follow instructions on
the temperature settings table. This table is only valid for the fabrics indicated and
does not apply to special textiles with a gloss finish, etc. Textiles with special coatings
(such as gloss, relief wrinkles, etc.) are best ironed at very low temperatures. If the
textile consists of several different types of fibers, always select the lowest temperature,
i.e. the temperature recommended for the most delicate fiber in the composition (for
example, if the composition consists of 60% polyester and 40% cotton, you should iron
at the temperature indicated for polyester).
DRY IRONING
STEAM IRONING
IRONING TEMPERATURE