Adding water
If you need to add water during ironing. UNPLUG the iron and repeat filling water
steps.
Ensure iron is fully reheated after filling before ironing.
To avoid damage to clothes from dust or dirt that may collect in the iron, we recommend that for the first use or after the iron has been stored for some time that you first iron an old cloth, testing both the steam and burst of steam feature.
SELECTING THE TEMPERATURE
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Set the temperature control according to the type of fabric you are ironing.
Check the fabric's label for appropriate setting.
Laundry | Fabric | Temperature |
label |
| setting |
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| synthetics |
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| e.g. viscose, | ● |
| polyester |
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| silk, | ● ● |
| wool | |
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| cotton, | ● ● ● |
| linen | |
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Start at low temperature ● and graduate to high temperature ● ● .● For delicate fabrics we recommend carrying out a test on an unobstru- sive part of the garment (inner seam). Steam can only be produced when the thermostat is in the colored cotton/linen zone.
SETTING STEAM CONTROL
Slide the steam control towards the back of the iron until the steam
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appears, so it is in the steaming position. Steam can only be produced when the thermostat is in the colored cotton/linen zone. Allow iron to heat up before switching the steam control to the steam- ing position. When ironing at low temperatures, to avoid water leak- age or spitting, set steam control to no steam position.
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Iron ready for steam ironing
Steam is produced as soon as the iron is held horizontally.
Steam off
Steam generation can be interrupted by switching the steam control to the no steam position.
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