STORING
Allow the appliance to cool completely before storing. Loop cord loosely around the iron when storing. Store the appliance in a dry location. Do not place any heavy items on top of appliance during storage as this may result in possible damage of appliance. Store the cord in a clean, dry location away from metal objects.
NOTE: The soleplate may become damaged if the iron is stored facing downward.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem | Solution |
The iron emits a brown substance | The brown substance may be caused by |
| organic matter or iron minerals in the tap |
| water. We recommend switching to bottled |
| spring water. Once you change water it |
| may take several uses before your iron |
| adjusts to the new mixture and the issue is |
| corrected. |
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The iron is spitting and leaking | First, check the water you use. DO NOT |
| USE DISTILLED WATER. We recommend |
| using tap water (up to 12 grains of |
| hardness per gallon) or bottled spring |
| water. If you change water, it may take |
| several uses before your iron adjusts to |
| the new mixture and the issue is corrected |
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The iron emits white flakes | The white flakes can be caused by calcium |
| or other minerals in the tap water. To |
| solve this problem, switch to bottled spring |
| water. Once the water is changed it may |
| take several uses before your iron adjusts |
| to the new mixture and the issue is |
| corrected. |
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| During normal use, a sticky film caused by |
| starch and melted fibers can build up on |
| the soleplate. Iron a linen cloth soaked |
| with white vinegar. |
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