Singer ESP36T1 Instruction Manual page 9

• Place damp cloth over fabric before pressing. This will help with stubborn wrinkles or heavy
gauge fabrics.
• To press large pieces of fabric, place entire piece behind Ironing Board. Pull fabric toward
you over Ironing Board and lower Pressing Plate. Press fabric in sections until completed.
• Place embroidery face down on Ironing Board to reduce wear and prevent damage to
delicate areas.
USING PRESSING CUSHION
1. For garments constructed with details such as darts,
curved seams, and shoulder pads, a Pressing Cushion
may be used.
2. Use Pressing Cushion in areas where no creases are
desired or to shape a tailored garment.
3. Place area to be pressed on the Ironing Board.
4. Place Pressing Cushion under dart, seam, etc.
5. Making sure the area to be pressed is raised, lower
Pressing Plate until it meets the raised area.
6. Do not force Pressing Plate to its lowest position. This may cause damage to the unit.
CLEANING STEAM PRESS
1. Fill Water Tank with distilled or demineralized water.
2. Place Pressing Cushion in the middle of Ironing Board.
3. Place a clean towel over Pressing Cushion and Ironing
Board.
4. Set Temperature Control to the highest setting (LINEN).
5. When Steam Ready Indicator Light illuminates, lower
Pressing Plate onto Pressing Cushion.
6. Press Steam Burst Button six times.
7. Allow Pressing Plate to cool.
8. Clean Pressing Plate with damp cloth. Do not use abrasive materials, as this may dam-
age Pressing Plate.
9. Ironing Board Cover is removable for cleaning. Hand wash only with mild detergent.
STORAGE
1. Once pressing is complete, immediately turn On/Off Button "Off" and unplug power cord
from electrical outlet.
2. Allow unit to cool completely (at least 30 minutes).
3. Lower Pressing Plate down and turn Locking Knob to "Lock" position.
4. Wrap up power cord.
5. Store all accessories safely away, preferably near Intelligent Pro Steam Press.
6. Store Intelligent Pro Steam Press in a cool, dry place.
7. For long term storage, empty water from Water Tank.
Using the
Intelligent Pro Steam Press
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