Rowenta PRO COMPACT IB9100 VR8324U1, Руководство пользователя

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Problem Possible Causes Solutions
Water runs out
of the holes of
the soleplate.
You are using steam
for the first time or
you have not used it
for some time.
Press the steam control
button on, pointing the
iron away from your
ironing board until the
iron produces steam.
The setting is not
correct (1 dot /
2 dots) and the
soleplate is not hot
enough to produce
steam.
Set the iron at 3 dots
(••• or MAX) and wait
for the iron thermostat
light to go out before
activating the steam
button again.
You are performing
the Anti Calc
procedure
It is normal that
water runs out of
the soleplate while
performing the Anti
Calc procedure
Water streaks
appear on the
linen.
Your ironing board is
saturated with water
because it is not
suitable for use with
an appliance.
Check that your ironing
board is suitable. We
recommend that you
use a vented/mesh
type ironing board.
Brown streaks
come through
the holes in
the soleplate
and stain the
linen.
You are using
chemical descaling
agents or additives
in the water ironing.
Never add this type of
product in the water
tank (see “for what
water may be used”).
Contact an Approved
Service Centre.
Problem Possible Causes Solutions
The soleplate is
dirty or brown
and may stain
the linen.
You are ironing
at too high a
temperature.
See our
recommendations
regarding temperature
control setting.
The “anti calc”
indicator is
flashing.*
The Anti Calc
procedure must be
performed.
See section 2.1
"Maintenance"
The anti calc
indicator is still
flashing.
You have not
pressed the Anti
Calc button.
Press the Anti Calc
button until the light
stops flashing.
The anti calc
indicator is still
flashing after
performing
Anti calc
procedure.
The anti calc
procedure has not
been correctly done.
See section 2.1
"Maintenance" to
perform correctly the
anti calc procedure".
* Depending on the model
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