Black & Decker AS685 How to Use, Product may vary slightly from what is illustrated, Symbols

Product may vary slightly from what is illustrated.



 





How to Use

This appliance is for household use only.

GETTING STARTED

Remove any labels, stickers or tags attached to the body or soleplate of the iron. Note: Use ordinary tap water for ironing. Do not use water processed through a home softening system.

Important: For optimum performance, let the iron stand for 90 seconds before beginning to iron.

TO FILL THE WATER TANK

1. Grip the sides of the water-fill cover and pull open (A).









A









B

2.	Tilt the iron and using a clean measuring cup, pour water into
	opening until the water reaches the MAX level mark on the water
	tank (B). Do not overfill.
3.	Close the water-fill cover by pushing down until it snaps into place.
4. Plug in the iron. The temperature-ready light comes on (C).

Tip: If unsure of a garment’s fiber, test a small area (on an inside seam or hem) before ironing.

1.	Spray nozzle
2.	Water-fill cover
3.	Dry/steam and self-cleaning selector
4.	Spray button
5.	Steam button
6.	Comfort Grip™ handle (Model AS685)
7.	Heel rest
8.	Temperature-ready light
9.	Auto off light
10.	Fabric-select dial
11.	Water tank
12.	Chrome metal skirt

Symbols

Dry

Steam/Surge of

Steam

Spray

Self-cleaning

C

D

E

FOR STEAM IRONING

1.Move the dry/steam selector to the desired steam level (D).

2.Turn the fabric-select dial to appropriate setting (between 4 and 6) for your fabric (E). Read garment’s label to help you determine fabric type.

•The temperature-ready light glows until it reaches the appropriate temperature.

•The light cycles glows on and off during ironing.

13. Soleplate

3.When finished ironing, turn the fabric-select dial to lowest heat setting, move the

dry/steam selector to and unplug the iron.

FOR DRY IRONING

1.Make sure dry/steam selector is set to . You may want to empty the water (see “Emptying Water Tank After Ironing - Optional”).

2.Turn the fabric-select dial to the appropriate setting for your fabric. Read garment’s label to help you determine fabric type.

3 4