Description | GB |
1.Steam control button
2.Temperature control slide for the iron
3.Iron thermostat light
4.Iron rest
5.
6.Control panel
a - Green light: Steam ready b - Steam output control dial c - Red light: Water tank empty d - Orange light: Boiler rinse
7.Illuminated on / off switch
8.Power cord storage space
9.
10.Removable water tank
11.Filling inlet of the removable water tank
12.Removable water tank handle
13.a - Boiler rinse cap cover b - Boiler rinse cap
14.Steam generator boiler (in the base unit)
15.Cord fastener
16.Steam cord storage space
Locking system for retaining the iron on the base
•Your steam generator is equipped with a retaining clip which locks the iron on its casing for easier transport and storage – fig.1:
-Locking – fig.2.
-Unlocking – fig.3.
•To carry your steam generator by the iron handle:
-place the iron on the iron rest of the generator and raise the retaining hoop over the iron until it locks into place (audible click) – fig.2.
-grasp the handle of the iron to carry your steam generator – fig.1.
Preparation
Due to the powerful steam output, a mesh type ironing board must be used to allow any excess steam to escape and to avoid steam venting sideways.
If your water is very hard (check with your local water authority) it is possible to mix tap water with
What water may be used ?
•Your iron has been designed to operate using untreated tap water.
•Heat concentrates the elements contained in water during evaporation. The types of water listed below contain organic waste or mineral elements that can cause spitting, brown staining or premature wear of the appliance: water from clothes dryers, scented or softened water, water from refrigerators, batteries or air conditioners, pure distilled or demineralised water or rain water should not be used in your iron. Also do not use boiled, filtered or bottled water.
Filling the water tank
•Place your steam generator on a stable, horizontal
•Grasp the handle of the removable tank and pull horizontally to remove it – fig.4.
•Pour in untreated tap water up to the max mark – fig.5.
•Replace it firmly in its housing, making sure it is fully into place – fig.6.
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