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PREPARATION
Sort the laundry according to the international symbols shown on the label; if this is missing,
sort according to the type of material.
Start to iron the garments that require a lower temperature so as to reduce idle time (the iron
requires less time to warm up than to cool down) and eliminate the risk of burning the fabric.
synthetic, acrylic, nylon, polyester: low temperatures;
wool, silk: medium temperatures;
cotton, linen: high temperatures;
do not iron.
USE
FILLING THE RESERVOIR
Verify that the plug (13) is disconnected from the socket.
Set the steam selector (5) to 0 [Fig. B].
Open the latch (6).
Set the iron in a position that facilitates filling the water and prevents it from overflowing.
Slowly pour the water into the reservoir using the special cup (14) [Fig. C].
Do not exceed the maximum (MAX) level indicated on the reservoir (9).
Close the hatch (6).
SELECTING THE TEMPERATURE
Set the iron upright.
Insert the plug (13) in the socket.
Set the temperature according to the type of fabric in line with the international symbols
shown on the labels; using the adjustment knob (2) [Fig. D].
The plate temperature LED (1) indicates that the iron is warming up.
Wait for the plate temperature LED (1) to go off before starting to iron.
Consult the table below to select the cortemperature:
Label
garments
material
Temperature
control
synthetics
e.g. viscose, polyester
•
silk, wool
• •
cotton, linen
• • •
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