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1. Plug the iron into outlet.
2. Turn Adjustable Steam Control to
0 (Dry Iron).
3. Turn Temperature Control Dial to
desired temperature. Allow 2 minutes
for iron to reach desired temperature.
4. To turn iron Off, turn Temperature
Control Dial to O(Off) and unplug iron.
To Dry IronTo Steam Iron
5. Allow 2 minutes for the iron to reach desired temperature.
6. Set Adjustable Steam Control to the recommended steam
level. See the “Fabric Setting Chart.”
7. To turn iron off, set Adjustable Steam Control to 0 (Dry
Iron). Turn the Temperature Control Dial to Off. Unplug iron.
8. Empty water from the iron following directions in
“Caring for Your Iron.”
Water: Please use ordinary tap water. If you have extremely
hard water, alternate between tap water and distilled water
for use in the iron.
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Before First Use
• To clean steam vents before first use, prepare iron for steam iron-
ing, then iron over an old cloth for a few minutes while letting the
iron steam. Press the Blast button several times to clean the vents.
Then follow the Self-Cleaning instructions on page 7.
• Many irons spit or sputter during the first few uses with tap water.
This happens as the steam chamber becomes conditioned and
will stop after a few uses.
1. Unplug iron. Turn Adjustable Steam Control to 0 (Dry Iron)
Set iron upright on heel rest. Open water fill cover.
2. Using a cup, slowly pour 8 ounces
(250 ml) of tap water into water tank
opening. Do not fill iron directly from
the faucet.
3. Plug iron into outlet.
4. Turn Temperature Control Dial to
desired fabric setting in the steam
range.
To Vertical Steam
1. Follow Steps 1 through 5 in
“To Steam Iron.”
2. Hang garment in a location that is
not susceptible to damage from heat
or moisture. Do not hang in front of
wallpaper, window, or mirror.
3. Hold iron about 6 inches (15 cm) away
from garment and press and release
the Blast Button to steam out wrinkles. Do not press Blast
Button more than once every 2 seconds.
4. To turn iron off, turn Temperature Control Dial to O(Off).
Unplug iron.
5. Empty water from the iron following directions in “Caring
for Your Iron.”
NOTE: Do not allow hot soleplate to touch delicate garments.