USING THE FABRIC STEAM PRESS
FILLING WATER RESERVOIR
1. Place Fabric Steam Press on a flat, level surface.
2. Turn Locking Knob to “Unlock” position to unlock Pressing Plate.
3. Lift up Pressing Plate using Handle. It will automatically stay in lifted position.
4. Pull Water Reservoir out. Note that Water Reservoir cannot be completely removed from unit; do not attempt to force it free.
5. Remove Water Reservoir Cap to expose Water Reservoir fill hole.
6. Using Measuring Cup (included), fill Water Reservoir up to the MAX (300 ml.) line with distilled water.
7. Replace Water Reservoir Cap and push filled Water Reservoir back into main unit.
OPERATING FABRIC STEAM PRESS
1. With Pressing Plate in lifted position, plug power cord into electrical outlet, and set On/Off Switch to “On” (I) position (FIGURE 1).
2. Identify type of fabric you are going to press, and select corresponding temperature setting using Temperature Control Dial. Note that it is best to start with the most delicate fabrics first, as higher levels of heat will cause damage to Nylon and Silk. Pressing Indicator Light will illuminate.
3. A few minutes of heating time will be required to reach selected temperature. Once Pressing Plate is heated, Pressing Indicator Light will deactivate. You are now ready to begin pressing.
4. Lay fabric flat on Ironing Board.
5. If pressing wool, you may choose to spray with a burst of steam. This function is available once Steam Burst Ready Indicator Light illuminates.
NOTE: Do not activate burst of steam with unit completely closed, as this may damage unit. Best results are obtained if Pressing Plate is held open approximately 75 mm. above Ironing Board before pressing Steam Burst Button. For safety reasons, do not hold Pressing Plate open more than 75 mm. when using steam burst function.
6.To press, lower Pressing Plate gently onto fabric and Ironing Board. Hold there for
7.Once pressing tasks are complete, immediately set On/Off Switch to “Off” (O) position and unplug grounded power cord from electrical outlet. Refer to page 9 of this manual for further information about cleaning and storage of Fabric Steam Press.
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