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7.4 PROFESSIONAL STEAM IRONING
WARNING!
When first using the iron, you may notice that some water mixed with
steam is released from the hotplate. It is advisable therefore not to direct
the first jet of steam at the fabric to be ironed. Act on the iron temperature
adjustment (D-Pict.2) to set the temperature. Adjust the amount of steam
delivered on the steam control. Press the button on the iron handle to
control the output of steam. The red light on the functions button will turn
on when there is no water.
WARNING!
Note:
The iron soleplates can pick up color from natural fibers and will become
darker over time. It will not affect functionality of the iron.
Some parts of the iron reach very high temperatures.
Do not touch. Danger of burning.
Replace the iron on its Iron Rest (E) after use.
Never leave the iron when it is connected to the appliance.
An iron can be connected to the appliance for professional ironing, taking also
advantage of the continuous refill facility! Connect the appliance up to the
electrical power and insert the iron plug on the machine body. Activate the
ironing function: press first the motor push button (A) and after a short buzzer,
the iron is ready. Deactivate the ironing function: when you have terminated
ironing, before disconnecting the iron plug from the machine body, press the
motor push button (A).
Separate the clothes to be ironed according to fabric type, and in accordance
with the temperature specified on the care label. First iron the clothes that
require the lowest temperatures.
Steam ironing
If you wish to use steam, press the function button to raise steam; note that the
flashing orange light comes on and becomes steady when the boiler is ready.
When steam ironing, always set the temperature selector to steam. The steam
position is in the area marked, between the positions and . In this
temperature band, you can steam iron all fabrics. Advice: the ironing symbols
specified on clothing labels refer only to dry ironing, and are therefore not valid
in case of steam ironing. We recommend testing ironing of very delicate fabrics
on a part of the clothing that is hidden, or alternatively covering the item of
clothing with a cloth.
Description of iron
A. Steam button
B. Monotube
C. Iron temperature light
D. Iron temperature adjustment (Pict. 3)
E. Iron rest
Dry iron
There is no need to use the steam button for dry ironing.
Set the temperature adjustment on the iron (D) to the desired temperature, and
wait for the light (C) to go out. You can then begin dry ironing.
Note: Always iron synthetics on a dry setting.
Suggested temperature per fabric
synthetic fibres (minimum temperature)
silk/wool (medium temperature)
cotton/linen (maximum temperature)
