Description; What Water To Use ?; Preparing Your Steam Generator; Operating The Control Panel - Rowenta LIBERTY Manual

DESCRIPTION

1. Humid steam button
(depending on model)
2. Iron handle
3. Steam control button
4. Temperature control dial for iron
soleplate
5. Iron rest
6. Removable water tank filler cover
7. Water tank
8. Iron temperature control light
9. Boiler rinse cap cover / Boiler rinse cap
10. Rinsing accessory
Due to the powerful steam output, a mesh type ironing board must be used to allow any excess
steam to escape and to avoid steam venting sideways.
PREPARATION
1 • What water to use ?
Your iron has been designed to operate using
untreated tap water. If your water is very hard
(check with your local water authority) it is
possible to mix tap water with store-bought
distilled or demineralised water in the
following proportions: 50% untreated tap
water, 50% distilled or demineralised water.
TYPES OF WATER NOT TO USE: Heat
concentrates the elements contained in
water during evaporation. 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 refigerators, batteries,
air conditioners, rain water, boiled, filtered
or bottled water. Also only use distilled or
demineralised water as advised above.
USE
3 • Using your steam generator
Press on the on / off switch (fig.4), it is flashing.
When starting, and regularly while it is being
used, your steam generator's electric pump
injects water into the boiler. It makes a noise
but this is quite normal.The generator and the
iron are ready to iron when the steam ready
indicator light is lit and the iron thermostat
dial light has gone out.
The first time the appliance is used, there
may be some fumes and smell but this is
not harmful. They will not affect use and
will disappear rapidly.
11. Steam power cord
12. Steam cord storage clip
13. Control panel
a. Illuminated on / off switch
b. "Steam ready" light
c. Steam output control dial
d. "Restart" button
e. "Boiler rinse" light
f. "Water tank empty" light
g. Power cord reel button (depending on
model)
14. Power cord
2 • Preparing your steam
generator
Place your steam generator on a flat, stable,
horizontal heat-resistant work surface.
Open the water tank filler cover.
Before filling the tank, check that the gene-
rator is cold and unplugged.
Using a jug, fill with a maximum of 1 litre of
water. Fill the boiler (fig.1), taking care that
the water does not spill over.
Close the water tank.
If water spills over, remove the excess water.
Completely unwind the power cord and the
steam cord from their storage space (fig.2).
Connect your generator to an earthed socket
(fig.3).
4 • Operating the control panel
• Flashing green light: the water is heating up
in the boiler (fig.7)
• Continuous green light: steam is ready for
use (fig.7)
• Continuous red light: the water tank is empty
(fig.11).
• Orange light flashes: your boiler needs
rinsing (fig.13).
GB
5