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HASHIMA HI-550P - Switching Between Steam and Dry Modes; Completing Steam Ironing and Storage; Using the Dry Iron; Initial Setup for Dry Ironing

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5.
To
change
from
steam
to
dry
.
As
long
as
the steam
button
is
at the
UP
p
osition
the
iron
ca
n
be
u
sed
as
a
dry iron.
•It
is
normal
for
steam
to
be
emitted
for
a
while
just after changing
from
steam
to
dry
because
water
remains in the iron.
6.
To
add clean water.
Refill
cl
ean
wa
t
er
when the water level r
eac
h
es
the
"1
.
0"
li
ne
. (Fig . 71
7. Finish.
1) Turn the
va
l
ve
co
ntr
ol
cl
ockw
i
se
unt
il it stops. (F
ig
.
8)
21
Pu
shi
ng
the steam
butt
o
n.
ho ld the ir
on
horizo
nt
ally a
nd
wai
t
unt
il the
stea
m completely stops. ( F
tg
.
91
8.
Be
s
ur
e to
set
the th
er
mo dia l
to
"
MIN
" and
10
pu
ll the plug
10
di
connect. (Fig. 1
0)
9. Storage
Keep the iron on the b
ase.
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HOW TO
USE
AS A
DRY
IRON
1. Set the
thermo
dial
to
"
MIN
" and plug the cord
into
an electrical
outlet,
placing the iron on the oase .
2. Set the
thermo
dial to the type of material
to
be
ironed. (Fig. 121
11
Wh
en
ironing
dif
f
er
en
t
ma
te
rial req
uiri
ng
va
rious
tem
oera tures. it
is
most
efficien
t
10
be
gin
by
troning the materials requ
iring
l
ower
temper·
atur
es
first. gr
ad
ually proceed ing
to
those
req
ui
ring
ht
gher temperatures.
21
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en
chang ing
fro
m high
10
low
t
emp
eratu
res.
be s
ur
to wait for a
wh
ile.
3.
S
tart
ironing
11
Pla
ce
the iron
on
tis
ba
se
and af ter about 2 m
tnu
tes the flickering ol
the
pilot
lamp
will
begtn. This ind1cates that the temperature
has
au
to
matically reached t
he
corr
ec
t leve l. (F
ig
.
51
21
It
tS
recommended that
an
iron
clo
th
be
used
when ironing
synthetic
mater
ia
ls or
to
iron on the w rong side as a t
est
before pre
ss
ing
direct
ly
onto the mater
ia
l.
4. Fin
ish
Se
t t
he
th
ermo d
ia
l to " M I
N"
an
d pu ll t
he
plug
10
d
ts
connect .
5. Storage
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:he oase
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