To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if white powder comes out of my Maytag MLI7500AAW?
If white powder appears on your clothing when using steam, especially bursts of steam, don't worry. Simply brush the clothes lightly to remove the powder. It will not harm your clothing.
How to avoid damaging the surface of my Maytag MLI7500AAW Iron?
To prevent damage to the iron's soleplate, avoid ironing over metal buttons, zippers, or other items that could scratch the surface. Also, keep the iron away from plastic buttons or garment accessories that could melt from the heat.
Why does my Maytag Iron make clicking sounds?
The clicking sounds you hear while using your Maytag Iron are normal.
Why does my Maytag Iron make a clattering sound when shaken?
The clattering sound you hear when shaking the Maytag Iron is normal.
General| Brand | Maytag |
|---|---|
| Model | MLI7500AAW |
| Type | Steam Iron |
| Color | White |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Soleplate Material | Stainless Steel |
| Auto Shut-off | Yes |
| Self-cleaning | Yes |
| Vertical Steam | Yes |
| Steam Settings | Variable |
| Power | 1500 W |
| Cord Length | 8 ft |
| Water Tank Capacity | 10 ounces |
| Temperature Settings | Variable |
General safety instructions to read before operating the iron for the first time.
Specific guidelines for circuit load and extension cord usage during operation.
Guidelines for safely retracting the electrical cord and holding the plug.
Warnings against touching hot parts, steam, and directing steam at people.
Advice on keeping charging pins clean and preventing water leakage from the iron.
Instructions for proper burst of steam button use and preventing soleplate contact damage.
Details the steam button for dry/steam and the burst of steam button for powerful shots.
Explains temperature setting, indicator lights, and the ready light function.
Describes the spray button for misting and the auto-shutoff feature with its indicator.
Identifies main parts of the iron and cradle, including controls, soleplate, and cord reel.
Explains how the cordless iron works by resting on a powered cradle for heating.
Steps for removing the case, extending the cord, and connecting to a power outlet.
Instructions for filling the water tank, including water type recommendations and warnings.
Guides on placing the iron on the cradle and using the control button to set temperature.
Provides a guide for selecting appropriate temperature settings based on fabric type.
Explains how the iron heats up and when the 'ready' light indicates it's prepared for use.
Advises on returning the iron to the cradle to reheat and proper placement.
Details how removing the water tank enables dry ironing for detailed pressing.
Guides on selecting steam settings and using steam for wrinkle removal on various fabrics.
Instructions for using the burst of steam button for powerful steam shots and precautions.
Details how to use the spray button for misting, including initial usage and fabric care.
Instructions for draining the spray unit after use to remove residual water.
Steps for setting the iron to 'Dry' and 'OFF' before storage.
Guides on draining remaining water, unplugging the cord, and retracting it safely.
Instructions for correctly placing and securing the case over the iron for storage.
Instructions for cleaning the handle, tank, and soleplate with a soft cloth and mild detergent.
Methods for removing stubborn soleplate soils and avoiding scratches from rough surfaces.
Guidance on using a dry cloth to clean dirt and debris from the charging pins.
Explains causes for 'clattering' and 'clicking' sounds as normal operation.
Advises against ironing over metal items or plastic buttons to avoid soleplate damage.
Explains white powder discharge with steam as a normal cleaning effect and how to remove it.
Details the warranty period and Maytag's option for repair or replacement of defective irons.
Lists conditions and damages not covered by the warranty, such as misuse or unauthorized repairs.
Provides contact information and required details for requesting service or troubleshooting.
