Hotpoint Ariston SI C55 DEW Operating Instructions Manual page 20

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PRO operating mode (F)
In the PRO operating mode, the iron emits steam only
when the steam button (3) is pressed. The quantity of
steam emitted depends on the selected programme.
Check that there is enough water in the reservoir.
In this mode it is possible to iron with the steam, shot-
of-steam and steam-free modes.
Ironing with steam
To emit steam, press and hold the steam button (3).
The quantity of steam emitted depends on the select-
ed programme. The product is able to assess whether
steam is necessary, on the basis of the programme
selected by the user.
Shot-of-steam ironing
The shot-of-steam function allows for ironing out per-
sistent wrinkles.
To activate the shot of steam, rapidly press the steam
button (3) twice.
Wait at least 15 seconds to activate the shot of steam
again. The product is able to assess whether the shot-
of-steam function is necessary, on the basis of the
programme selected by the user.
Steam-free ironing
Use the iron in the PRO operating mode without
pressing the steam button (3).
The temperature of the soleplate depends on the se-
lected programme.
Vertical steam function (G)
The vertical steam function is useful to iron out wrin-
kles from hanging garments, curtains etc. To use this
function simply place the iron in the vertical position.
This function is only active in the PRO operating mode
and with the Cotton programme selected.
All the iron's functions will remain unchanged in this
position – refer to "PRO operating mode" chapter.
Do not direct steam towards people or animals
and avoid ironing garments while worn.
Automatic switch-off function (H)
The automatic switch-off function allows you to feel to-
tally safe and tranquil. With this function activated, the
iron switches off automatically when not used for 8 min-
utes in the vertical position and 30 seconds in the hori-
zontal position. When the automatic switch-off function
is activated, the temperature indicator light (2) flashes.
To switch the iron on again, press the programme se-
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lector button (1). Wait until the temperature indicator
light (2) lights up before starting ironing again.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
After use (I)
1.
Unplug the iron plug from the power outlet and
let it cool down.
2.
Empty the water reservoir (7).
3.
Wind the cord around the cable winder (5) and
store the iron on an appropriate pad, in a safe
and dry place.
Cleaning the product (J)
Do not use aggressive and/or abrasive products to
clean the plastic parts and the iron's soleplate.
In order to keep the soleplate perfectly smooth and
polished, prevent it from coming into contact with met-
al objects and avoid ironing iron sharp objects, such
as buttons, studs and hinges, as these may scratch
the soleplate.
1.
Unplug the iron plug from the power outlet and
let it cool down.
2.
Clean the upper part of the product with a soft
damp cloth then wipe it dry.
3.
For routine cleaning and/or to remove stains or
other residues deposited on the soleplate, use a
soft damp cloth and dry the surface.
4.
Use a damp cotton bud to remove any limescale
deposits from the steam holes, which may impair
the performance of your iron.
5.
Regularly rinse the reservoir with clean water.
Always empty the water reservoir after cleaning
operations.
Descaling cycle (K)
The product is equipped with a descaling system (13)
that suggests the cleaning operations roughly every
10 hours of operation, to remove any calcareous salt
residues from the steam chamber.
The switching on of the limescale indicator light (13)
signals that the descaling cycle must be started. The
product can still be used with the limescale indicator
light (13) lit, but will have reduced performance.
We recommend cleaning it every time the limescale
indicator light (13) turns on. Follow the procedure be-
low.
Carry out this operation above a container resistant
to heat and of suitable size. Place the container on a

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