Silvercrest SDRB 1000 A16 Curtain and soft furnishing care, Fluff brush, Ironing function

Note:

Should you press the steam blast button 8 whilst the heating-up control lamp 5 is glowing the result will be condensed water instead of steam, and water will drip from the sole of the iron 0.

•Leave the garment on the clothes hanger to cool down before putting it on.

Curtain and soft furnishing care

•Creases and wrinkles can be removed from draperies by hanging them over a pole.

•Then simply follow the directions given under “Clothing care”.

•Always carry out a test first at a concealed part.

•If you are using the appliance horizontally, every now and then hold it upright so as to have the maximum steam performance.

Fluff brush

•Threads, fluff and hairs can be easily removed with the red fluff brush e by slowly brushing over the garment with it from left to right.

•You can clean the fluff brush e by brushing with it in the opposite direction (from right to left) over, for example, a remnant of material.

Ironing function

•Dismantle the brush attachment w from the appliance (see “Attaching/detaching the brush attachment”).

•Connect the appliance to a correctly installed and earthed mains power socket.

•Adjust the temperature regulator 3 as per the international point symbols (Care Label) or the type of material. The heating-up control lamp 5 glows. As soon as the set temperature has been re- ached, the heating-up control lamp 5 goes out .

Washing label Type of material	Temperature
	regulator 3
Chemical fibres,	•
e.g. viscose,	(low
polyester	temperature)
	••
Silk, Wool	(medium
	temperature)
	•••
Cotton, Linen	(high
	temperature)

Note:

If doubt exists, start with a low temperature and gradually increase it to a higher one. With sensitive materials we recommend carrying out an ironing test at a concealed part (inside seam).

•For heavily creased laundry, you can use the steam function by pressing the steam shot button

8.

•Should the heating-up control lamp 5 glow during the process, release the steam blast button 8 and wait for a few moments until the heating-up control lamp 5 extinguishes.

•You can repeatedly press the steam blast button 8 until the heating-up control lamp 5 glows or water drips from the sole of the iron 0. Then, wait until the heating-up control lamp 5 extin- guishes before activating a further blast of steam.

Note:

Should you press the steam blast button 8 whilst the heating-up control lamp 5 is glowing the result will be condensed water instead of steam, and water will drip from the sole of the iron 0.

Should the water tank 1 become empty while the appliance is in use, remove the plug 7 from the power socket before refilling it.

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