Warning: Do not apply steam on any clothes or fabrics that are being worn by human or
pets. The temperature of the steam is very high and will burn or scald.
SELF-CLEANING
This function removes the scale and minerals built up in the Steam Chamber. The iron will
remain in the best condition if this function is performed once every two weeks. You may
choose to use the function more frequently depending on the hardness of the water used
or water available in your local area.
1. Make sure that the appliance is unplugged from the mains supply outlet.
2. Set the steam knob to the
“0” or “OFF”
position.
3. Fill
the iron as described in “
How to Fill the Water Tank
” and fill the water tank up
to the
MAX
position. Do not put vinegar or other descaling agents in the water tank.
4. Place the iron on a stable surface in an upright standing position.
5. Connect the iron to mains supply outlet.
6. Turn the temperature dial to the
MAX
position.
7. The pilot light will glow to indicate that the iron is heating up.
8. The pilot light will go off when the required temperature is reached.
9. Turn the temperature dial to the
MIN
position.
10. Disconnect the iron from mains power supply outlet.
11. Hold the iron horizontally over a sink.
12. Hold/ press the self-cleaning button in and gently shake the iron to and fro.
13. Steam and boiling hot water will emit from the holes on the soleplate which
contains impurities, scale, minerals and flakes (if any) that deposited in the Steam
Chamber from previous use.
14. Release the self-cleaning button a soon as all the water in the tank has been used
up.
15. Repeat the self-cleaning process if the iron still contains a lot of impurities.
16. After the self-cleaning process, put the plug into the wall socket, set the temperature
dial to the
MAX
position and let the iron heat up to allow the soleplate to dry.
17. Turn the temperature dial to the
MIN
position and unplug the iron when it has
reached the set ironing temperature.
18. Move the hot iron over a piece of used cloth to remove any water stains that may
have formed on the soleplate.
