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For stubborn creases, use the water spray
button (2). You may need to press this a few
times to prime the pump.
3
Vary the steam output using
the variable steam switch (4).
Only use the steam facility on
heavy fabrics (midway
between 2 and 3-dot, to MAX).
Plug in the iron and switch on at the mains.
Set the temperature dial (8) to the temperature
required (see ‘Temperature Guide’ on page 3).
Begin with cool fabrics and work up to higher
settings. An iron heats up quicker than it cools
down so you will save time and energy.
Your iron is fitted with a temperature indicator
light (9) which will switch on and off whilst you
are ironing.
The temperature indicator light will illuminate
until the required temperature is reached, then it
will turn off.
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Make sure the iron is not plugged in. Set the
variable steam switch (4) to ‘ ’. Fill the water
tank (10) via the filling hole (1).
IN HARD WATER AREAS, WE RECOMMEND
A MIX OF 50% TAP WATER AND 50%
DISTILLED OR DEMINERALISED WATER.
Never use battery topping up fluid or water
containing any substances like starch, sugar,
fragrant additives or defrosted water from a
refrigerator.
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4
2
5
3
Steam boost
Press
(3)
for an extra steam boost for stubborn
creases / heavy fabrics.
NOTE: If you need to use the steam boost whilst
dry ironing, check the temperature dial
(8)
is set
within the steam range.
NOTE: For optimum steam quality, do not operate
the shot more than three times in succession
.
Using the iron for steam ironing
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