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Begin ironing with the garments requiring lower temperature settings. Doing this
shortens the waiting time (the iron heats up faster than it cools) and reduces the
risk of scorching garments.
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If the garment consists of a mixture of fibers, set the iron according to the fiber that
requires the lowest temperature.
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If uncertain about the fiber content of a garment, testing on a minor area of it
before ironing is recommended. In doing this, start with a low temperature. If
wrinkles persist, gradually increase the temperature to find the best setting for
the garment.
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To prevent the garments from being stained or damaged, it is best to iron them on
the reverse side.
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When the temperature has been selected, allow 2 minutes for the iron to reach
maximum temperature.
dry ironing
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Sort the garments to be ironed ( Preparing garments to be ironed).
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Connect the power plug (11) to a suitable electrical outlet.
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Slide the function control (5) to the dry ironing
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Press the temp. button (4) on either side of the iron until the respective indicator
flashes (ill. d ).
Place the iron on its heel (10) and let it heat up (ill. e ). The indicator flashes until
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selected temperature has been reached.
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After use, turn the iron off, disconnect it from the electrical outlet, and empty the
water tank (20) ( Turning iron off and emptying water tank).
noTEs:
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CAuTion! burn hazard: During preheating, do not touch the soleplate (21) to
check the temperature (ill. f ).
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During preheating, ironing breaks or after use, always place the iron on its heel
(10) (ill. e ).
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When lowering the temperature setting, please allow several minutes for the iron
to adjust.
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