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The types of water listed below may contain organic waste, mineral or chemical 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, air conditioners, rain water, boiled, filtered or bottled water. Also use distilled or demineralised water only as advised above.
•Remove the water tank by pushing it backwards - fig.3.
•Remove the stopper.
•Fill the watertank to the top with water fig.4 and close it securly. Make sure that the stopper is properly pushed in place - fig.5.
•Put the tank into the handle until it snaps in - fig.6.
•Completely unwind the power cord. Plug in your steam brush.
Use
•Once the appliance is plugged in, the light is on. Set the steam control dial to the desired setting
-fig.7.
•After approximately 30 seconds, and when the light is off, it has reached working temperature.
•To begin steaming, press the steam button with the steam- brush facing away from you, holding it in a vertical position - fig.8.
Do not allow steambrush to run dry.
Steam setting
Set the brush steam output to the type of fabric to be ironed - see following table.
Type of fabric | Setting | |
steam | ||
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Cotton / Linen |
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Silk / Wool | max. | |
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Synthetics min. | ||
During use or while unit is heating or cooling, do not rest appliance on its head. Place product on its side on a stable, heat resistant, flat surface, as the head will be hot. As the appliance heats, the housing becomes warm. This is normal.
Tips: Check the fabric’s label for recommendations. We recommend that you test acrylic, nylon or other synthetic fabrics in an inconspicuous area to ensure these fabrics are not damaged by hot steam.
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