Scarlett SC-SI30K01, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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IM012
www.scarlett.ru SC-SI30
К01
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The water tank should be emptied after each use.
SPRAYING
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As long as there is enough water in the water tank, you may use the spray button at any temperature setting
during steam or dry ironing.
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Press the spray button several times to activate the pump while you are ironing.
STEAM IRONING
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With the unit unplugged, fill the steam iron with water.
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Stand the steam iron on its heel rest in an upright position on an iron-safe surface and plug in.
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S
et the temperature control dial to the “••“ or “•••” position.
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When the indicator light is off, the steam iron has reached desired temperature.
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Set the variable steam control to the desired position.
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When finished, turn the temperature dial counterclockwise to the minimum position and unplug the appliance
from the power supply.
CAUTION: Avoid coming in contact with ejected steam.
DRY IRONING
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The steam iron can be used on the dry setting with or without water in the water tank, however it is best to avoid
having the water tank full while dry ironing.
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Turn the variable steam control to the minimum position 0.
CAUTION: If the steam iron has been used for a long time, it is hot and there is no water. Do not refill it with water
until the steam iron cools down.
BURST OF STEAM
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The burst of steam feature provides additional steam for removing stubborn wrinkles.
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Turn the temperature control
dial to the “••” or “•••” position.
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Turn the variable steam control to the maximum position II.
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Press the powerful steam button to release the burst of steam.
NOTE: To prevent water leakage from the soleplate, do not keep the powerful steam button pressed for more than
5 seconds.
NOTE: For the best steam quality, do not use more than three successive bursts each time, because the iron will
cool.
VERTICAL STEAM
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Ensure that there is enough water in the water tank.
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Stand the steam iron on its heel rest on an iron-safe surface and plug it.
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Set the temperature control dial and variable steam control to their maximum positions.
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Hold the iron vertically and press the steam burst button, an intense steam will be ejected from the soleplate.
ANTI-DRIP FUNCTION
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The ‘Anti-drop’ function prevents water spills and helps avoid the blotches on the fabric which may appear when
the iron works at low temperatures.
ANTI-CALC FUNCTION
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Your steam iron has anti-calc function that protects your appliance from scale.
ECO MODE
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The ECO Mode allows you to save up to 20 percents of electric power, and is designed for the most effective
smoothing of most types of fabrics. Smoothing occurs through a combination of optimum temperature suitable for
most types of fabrics (except synthetic), and powerful steam blow.
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Fill the water tank with water according to instructions.
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Set the thermostat to ECO position.
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Set the steaming power knob to position 2.
WHEN YOU FINISHED IRONING
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Set the temperature dial to the minimum position.
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Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.
AUTOMATIC TURN-OFF
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This function turns the iron off automatically if the iron remains in horizontal position for more than 30 seconds or
if the iron stands vertically for more than 10-15 minutes. This function completely eliminates the risk of fire.
CARE AND CLEANING
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Before cleaning the steam iron ensure it is unplugged from the power supply and has completely cooled down.
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Do not use abrasive cleaners.
SELF-CLEANING
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Fill water reservoir up to the maximum level and then close it.
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Set the temperature control to its maximum position.
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Insert the main plug into the wall socket.
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Allow the iron to heat up until the indicator light goes out.
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Holding the iron horizontally over the sink then change the steam control to the maximum position II and press
the self-cleaning button.
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Boiling water and steam will be ejected from the holes in soleplate with Impurities washed out. Rock the iron
forwards and backwards during this operation.
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Repeat self-cleaning if you notice that much impurity has been washed out.
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Move the iron over an old (preferably) piece of cloth. This to ensure that the soleplate will be dry during storage.