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21 The iron is now primed and ready for use.
preparation
22 Check for textile care symbols (i j k l).
23 Iron fabrics needing low temperatures j first, then those that need medium
temperatures k, and finish with those needing high temperatures l (or max).
set the temperature
24 Turn the temperature control to bring the setting you
require next to the mark.
temperature setting guide
label marking
j cool – nylon, acrylics, polyester
k warm – wool, polyester mixtures
l hot – cotton, linen
denim/jeans
i do not iron
, If the instructions on the fabric label differ from this guide, follow the instructions
on the label.
25 If the soleplate is at a lower temperature that the one you've set, the thermostat
light on top of the iron will glow, to let you know that the soleplate is heating up.
26 When the soleplate reaches operating temperature, the thermostat light will go out,
then cycle on and off as the thermostat works to maintain the temperature
, If you want to use steam, set the temperature to S or higher, or you may get water.
steam ironing
27 Set the temperature control to S or higher – otherwise the steam might condense
on the soleplate, giving you water, instead of steam.
, When you first want steam, you must prime the pump (page 4).
28 Press the steam button on top of the iron to produce steam, release it to stop the
steam.
29 Don't let the reservoir empty in use, or you'll have to prime it again when you refill it.
, Steam may still escape from the iron after you release the steam button. This is
normal, don't worry about it.
constant steam
30 For a constant stream of steam, press the steam button, then slide the latch (on the
rear of the button) back, towards the rear of the iron, to lock the button down.
31 Slide the latch forward, to unlock it, and revert to normal use.
temperature setting
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