Power Cord - Panasonic NI-N50NR Operating Instructions Manual

CAUTION DURING USE OF RETRACTIVE
POWER CORD
(1)
When
retracting
power
cord,
always grasp
the plug with
one hand
while pressing the cord
wind
button with the other hand.
(2)
If
cord
does
not
retract
completely,
pull
it
out
slightly
and wind
it
again while guiding
it
into
the
reel.
(3)
Unwind
the
power
cord
in
the
amount
of length
you
need before plugging
it
to
the wall
outlet.
(4)
If
the
power
cord
seems
hard
to
unwind due
to
an improper winding,
pull
firmly
until
it
is
released.
(5)
Do
not allow small children
to
handle
the retractive
power
cord as
this
may
cause
the
cord
to
"whip"
and cause
injury.
(6)
If
grasp
the rear
of
handle" during
ironing, the
power
cord
may
be
retracted
by pressing the
cord
wind
button.
GENERAL
HINTS
BEFORE
USING
YOUR
Panasonic IRON
1
.
Read
this
instruction
book
to
become
familiar
with the
iron
and
its
features.
2.
Most
ordinary tap
water can be used
in
this iron.
In
extremely hard water
areas,
distiled
or
demineralized water should be used.
Do
not
use water processed through
home
water
softening
systems,
because
this
water
contains minerals that
may
be harmful
to
the
iron.
3.
It
is
best
to start ironing
garments
requiring
lower temperature
setting
first.
This
will
help
to
avoid
damaging
garments.
If
you
are not sure
of
the fabric content,
first
test
the
temperature
of
the
iron
on an area
of
a
garment where
it
will
not
show.
HELPFUL
IRONING
TIPS
The Temperature
Selector
Dial of
the
Panasonic
iron
has
dots
on
it,
in
addition
to
numbers
and
color indications.
This
makes
it
easy
to
adjust the
iron for
steam,
more
or less
steam, and
any other temperature
setting
desired.
The
dots are international fabric protection
symbols
for
various
temperature ranges:
• Low
Temperature
• •
Medium
Temperature
•
••
High
Temperature
Many
garments
are labeled with
these dots as
a
guide
for
selecting the
proper
ironing
temperature. For general information
about
ironing
temperatures,
refer
to
the
handy
fabric
guide
on
the
iron.
For
more
specific
information,
use
the "Fabric Ironing
Chart" found on
page
10.
As
a
guide
to
the international
Textile
Care
Labeling code,
the following
symbols
are
noted
for
your information.
INTERNATIONAL
TEXTILE
CARE
& LABELING
CODES
Washing
Bleaching Ironing
Dry Cleaning
A symbol
crossed
out indicates that
the
article
of
clothing
must
not
be subjected
to
the particular treatment.
,
EXAM
PLE:(DO
NOT
BLEACH)
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