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How to fill the boiler while ironing
To fill the boiler, proceed as follows:
- Eliminate steam pressure from inside the boiler
by switching on the steam switch (H) (Fig. 5).
- Turn off the boiler (B) and iron (A) switches.
- Unplug the appliance from the mains.
- Carefully unscrew the cap (F) to let the residual
steam out of the boiler.
- Wait for some minutes and carefully pour 1l of
water into the boiler using a jug (Fig. 1).
- Carefully close the cap (F) again, screwing it to
the end.
Vertical ironing
It is possible to iron hanging curtains, garments
on their own hangers... (Fig. 6)
- Adjust the iron thermostat control (J) to the
maximum temperature.
- Iron from top to bottom and press the iron
steam switch (H).
Important: For cotton and linen clothes, it is
recommended to put the base of the iron
in contact with the fabric. For more delicate
fabrics, it is recommended to keep the base of
the iron at a distance of some centimetres.
Dry ironing
- Connect the professional iron to the mains.
- Turn on the iron switch (A).
- Set the iron temperature with the thermostat
control (J), depending on the fabric to be
ironed.
After each ironing
- Switch off the professional iron by pressing
switches (B) and (A).
- Unplug the network connection cable (G) from
the mains.
- Clean the base of the iron while it is still hot,
using a damp cloth, after each use.
- The rest of the appliance can also be cleaned
using a damp cloth. Never submerge the
appliance in water or any other liquid, or hold
it under a running tap. Do not use solvents or
abrasive products to clean it.
Care and Cleaning
• Before cleaning the iron, ensure it is
disconnected from the power supply and has
completely cooled down.
• Deposits and other residues on the soleplate
can be removed with a rough cloth soaked in a
vinegar/water solution, or methylated spirits.
• The housing/body may be wiped with a damp
cloth and then polished with a dry one.
• Dot not use abrasives on the soleplate.
• Keep the soleplate smooth: avoid hard contact
with metal objects.
• NOTE: Ironing dirty fabric or fabric not rinsed
fully will result in the iron sticking and dirt
accumulating on the bottom of the soleplate, as
will a iron set at too high a temperature for the
relevant fabric.
Fig. 6
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