FEATURES OF 1750 WATT PRO IRON
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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1.BURST OF STEAM/X-TENDED STEAM BURSTTM BUTTON
Turn the button counter clockwise all the way to the left for quick bursts of steam to aid in removing stubborn wrinkles from fabrics such as denim, cotton or linen.
Turn the button clockwise all the way to right to get prolonged bursts of steam. The iron in the
2.ATOMIZER SPRAY BUTTON
Pressing this button provides a defined jet of spray which gently moistens fabric.
3.VARIABLE STEAM CONTROL
Minimum to maximum steaming for different materials. Self cleaning feature flushes internal sole plate with water.
4.ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL
Select the fabric setting and temperature indicator by pressing on this button.
LED Display Panel
7.LED DISPLAY PANEL
Displays the fabric setting (left) and the temperature indicators (right).
8.WATER FILLING INLET
The cover prevents dust and foreign matter from entering the water tank. It also stops any water from spilling during ironing.
9.STAINLESS STEEL SOLEPLATE
Provides maximum glide- ability and heat retention.
10. EXTRA LARGE
ATTACHABLE SOLEPLATE
Provides additional surface area for large ironing jobs.
STORAGE
1.Always turn the variable steam control to “0” after you have emptied the water tank.
2.Allow the iron to cool down.
3.Always store the iron in the upright position to protect the soleplate.
4.From time to time, clean the exterior of the iron with a damp cloth and wipe dry.
5.If you use spray starch, wipe the soleplate occasionally with a soft damp cloth to prevent the
6.If the iron has not been used for a few weeks, hold the iron horizontally and allow to steam for 2 minutes before ironing.
NOTE: The anti drip function reduces water dripping and water stains. It does not prevent water dripping and water stains if you press the steam burst button too often or if the temperature is too low. The amount of water droplets will eventually decrease after the iron is used for 2 to 3 tankfuls of steaming and ironing.
IRONING HINTS
WARNING! To prevent fire, do not leave iron unattended while connected.
•Sort articles to be ironed according to the type of fabric. This will reduce the need to adjust the temperature for different types of garments.
•If you are not sure of the fiber content of a garment, test fabric by ironing a small area such as a seam or inside hem section before ironing a visible area. Start with a low temperature setting and gradually increase to find the best setting.
•When reducing the temperature to iron sensitive fabrics, allow approximately 2 minutes for the iron to cool to the new temperature setting.
•Fabrics such as velour, wool, linen and silk are best ironed with an ironing cloth to prevent shine marks.
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Cuts off water when the iron temperature is too low.
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Prevents calcium
11.PIVOT CORD
For left or right handed use. Pivots up and down; prevents dragging along the fabric. The flexible cord protector protects the cord from fraying.
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