Getting Started - Electrolux ESS4105 Manual

Getting started

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1. Before first use. Remove all
adhesive remains and gently rub
with a dampened cloth. Position
the steam generator horizontally
on the ironing-board or on a heat
resistant, secure surface at the
same height as an ironing-board.
Unwind and straighten the power
cord and the steam cord. When
switched on for the first time,
temporary vapours/odours may
occur.
4. Connect the steam generator to
the mains socket. Press the power
button. Set the iron temperature
selector according to the fabric
type by referring to the garment
label or the ironing chart. The
temperature indicator light on the
iron will illuminate. Then, select a
steam level on the control panel,
from low - medium - high steam.
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2. Remove the water tank by
gripping the slot on the underside
and pulling it gently away from
the base unit. Make sure the steam
generator unit's power cord is
unplugged. Detach the anti-calc
cartridge and then immerse it in
water for more than one minute.
Insert the anti-calc catridge back.
Fill the water tank using normal
tap water. If the tap water in your
area is very hard, you can fill the
tank with 50% tap water and 50%
bottled distilled water. Empty the
water tank to rinse out any foreign
particles which may remain from
the manufacturing process.
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5. When the temperature indicator
light turns on, the steam generator
is pre-heating. When the light
turns off, it is ready to be used. The
hot soleplate indicator turns red
when the iron reaches 40°C. Press
the steam button to discharge a
concentrated shot of steam. Then
hold one more minute in order to
clean the steam generating system.
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3. Always refill the water tank to
MAX level using normal tap water.
Insert the water tank into the base
unit. Ensure that the water tank
latches securely into place. Never
use distilled water only. Never put
scented water, vinegar or ironing
aids in the water tank. This may
cause brown spitting and staining
of garment.
CAUTION! Never operate the
steam generator without any water
in the water tank.
6. Iron an old towel, to ensure that
any residues inside the iron are
not transferred to the laundry. If
necessary, wipe the soleplate with
a slightly damp cloth.