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Steam escapes from
under the Calc-
Clean rinsing cap
when the appliance
heats up.
You have not tightened the Calc-clean
rinsing cap properly.
Switch off the appliance, tighten
the Calc-Clean rinsing cap and
switch on the appliance again. If
steam continues to escape when
the appliance is heating up, switch
off the appliance and contact a
service centre authorised by Philips.
The iron does not
produce enough
steam/the amount
of steam decreases
and increases during
steam ironing.
When the appliance pumps water into
the steam generator, the steam amount
sometimes decreases. This is probably
when you think that the iron does not
produce enough steam. However, this is
a normal phenomenon and the steam
output normalises within a few seconds.
To optimise the steam output,
release the steam lock when you do
not need steam and when you put
down the iron.
Wet spots appear
on the fabric during
ironing.
The wet spots that appear on the fabric
after you have steam ironed for some
time may be caused by steam that has
condensed onto the ironing board. Iron
the wet spots without steam for some
time to dry them. If the underside of the
ironing board is wet, wipe it with a piece
of dry cloth.
To prevent steam from condensing
onto the ironing board, use an
ironing board with a wire mesh top.
Water droplets
come out of the
soleplate when I use
the shot-of-steam
function.
Steam may have condensed in the hose,
the temperature may have been set below
3 or the appliance may not be ready
for steam ironing.
Make sure the temperature is set
to 3 or higher. Steam iron for
a few seconds before you use the
shot-of-steam function.
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