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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Do not try to open the press when your press is standing in
the vertical position as this may cause an accident and damage
to your press.
2. When not in use, keep the press locked with the locking knob.
When you wish to move your press, first lock the mechanism,
then carry it by holding the handle.
3. Do not allow cord to touch hot surfaces. Let the press cool
completely before closing and putting it away.
4. Always read garment labels and follow directions. If you are
unsure of the fiber content of your fabric, start with a low
temperature setting and increase the temperature gradually
until you obtain the results you request.
5. Some buttons, zippers and other trimmings may be sensitive
to heat, and may melt if ironed on too hot a setting. Make sure
to protect these items by placing face down on the ironing
plate or cover with a cloth before pressing.
6. If you place thick materials such as folded towels etc. It is not
possible to lower the handle completely. In this case keep the
handle at a position to exert just enough pressure for ironing.
Do not force the press closed as this may damage the
mechanism.
7. To protect your fabrics, do not keep the press closed for longer
than 3-5 seconds. Delicate fabrics may require a shorter
pressing time to avoid discoloration or fabric shine. Always try
a shorter time first or a small part of the garment if you are in
doubt.
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TABLE CLOTHS, T-SHIRTS
Press a table cloth in the same way
as sheets, by putting them in the space
behind the board and by moving them
towards you, from back to front.
Finish folding and press.
T-Shirts can also be pressed easily in
two steps; top part and then bottom
part.
When folded and pressed again, it is
ready to be put away.
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