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Hints For Ironing
1. Sort out the articles to be ironed accord-
ing to the type of fabric. This will minimize
the frequency of temperature adjustment for
different garments.
2. Test ironing a small area on the backside
or inside the garment if you are unsure
about the type of fabric. Start with a low
temperature and increase gradually.
3. Wait for about three minutes before
ironing heat sensitive fabrics. Temperature
adjustment needs certain time to reach the
required level no matter it is higher or lower.
4. Delicate fabrics such as silk, wool, velour,
etc. are best ironed with an ironing cloth to
prevent shine marks.
5. You may need a few times of press to
activate the spray, burst and vertically burst
function.
Read The Garment Labels and follow the
manufacturer's ironing instructions that
are often shown by symbols similar to the
follows:
Temperature Control Setting
. Acetate
. Cupro
. Elastsne
. Polyester
. Polyamide
. Protein
. Polypropylene
. Silk
. Triacetate
. Viscose
. Wool
How To Fill Water
1. Disconnect the iron from mains supply
outlet.
2. Move the Steam Control/Self-Cleaning
Knob to
3. Release the Water Inlet Cover
4. Fill water through the water inlet hole.
5. Fill up to the 'Max' level marked on the
side of water tank.
Note:
Do not use chemically descaled water or any
other liquids.
First Time Ironing
1. Remove any protective films or stickers
from the sole plate and the cabinet.
2. Grasp the cord and slowly pull out to the
length you desired (See How to use the Cord
storage features)
3. Fill the water tank. (See How To Fill Water)
4. Connect the iron to a suitable mains
supply outlet.
. Cotton
5. Turn the Temperature Dial in clockwise
. Linen
direction to maximum position; pilot light
glows.
6. Pilot light goes off when the required
temperature is reached.
7. Move the Steam Control/Self-Cleaning
Knob to
from the holes in the sole plate.
5
position.
position; steam starts coming out
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