Using The Iron - Morphy Richards Saturn Steam Manual

RN305000 MUK Rev1.qxp_IB 17/10/2017 12:10 Page 8
Using the iron (continued)
5) Auto Steam button
The steam level is automatically adjusted to
suit the selected temperature setting. This is
denoted by the steam level indicators
(20/21/22) on the digital display (10), which
will change along with the temperature setting
indicators (19) when you select your desired
temperature level.
To activate the steam pump and have steam
constantly emitted from the soleplate
during ironing, press the Auto Steam button
(3). The steam level indicator will flash
indicating that the pump is operating and
steam is being produced. To stop the pump
producing steam, press the Auto Steam
button again, the steam level indicator will
stop flashing and remain constantly
illuminated.
We recommend switching off the steam when
resting the iron on its heel. This is to slow the
water usage down and save time on refilling.
7) Water spray
To help remove stubborn creases, you may
use the water spray function. Aim the water
spray nozzle (16)
garment and firmly press and hold the water
spray button (4).
Pressing the water spray once will dispense a
set amount of water.
8
(18)
at the difficult area on the
6) Steam boost
11
The steam boost function is ideal for relaxing the
fibres of tougher fabrics (like jeans and linen)
and getting rid of those stubborn, hard to reach
creases.
To produce an extra boost of steam during
ironing, press and hold the steam trigger (11).
NOTE: Steam cannot be produced on the 1-Dot
setting - this is highlighted by no steam level
indicators (20/21/22) being visible on the digital
display (10) whilst the 1-Dot setting is selected.
NOTE: For optimum steam quality, do not
operate the shot more than three times in
succession.
8) Switching off
When you have finished ironing, turn off the
appliance by pressing and holding the on-off /
temperature decrease button
Two beeps will be heard and all indicators on the
digital display (10) will switch off.
Disconnect the plug from the mains outlet.
(1) for two seconds.