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Defines how the appliance should and should not be used to ensure safety and proper function.
Details safety requirements for installation, repair, and electrical connections to prevent hazards.
Provides essential guidelines for safe operation, including precautions related to clothing, jewelry, children, and burn hazards.
Specifies that only Miele-approved accessories should be used for warranty and safety.
Instructions on how to use and store the transport strut for safe movement of the appliance.
Instructions on how to push or pull the rotary iron to move it, utilizing its rollers.
Guidance on how to steer the appliance and overcome obstacles like carpet edges and doorways by tilting.
Guidance on unwinding the power cord and initial connection precautions before plugging in.
Steps for removing the protective dust cover before the first use, involving the feed board and turning the appliance on.
Advice on setting up the ironing area, including furniture and accessories for efficient operation.
Essential steps for preparing laundry, including dampening, shaping, and sorting by fabric type for optimal ironing.
Instructions on how to shape laundry items and smooth them before placing them on the roller.
Guidance on sorting laundry based on temperature requirements and ironing starched items last.
Instructions on how to test the finger guard, a safety feature, to ensure it functions correctly before and during use.
Step-by-step guide on how to operate the rotary iron, including turning it on and off using the designated button.
Explains how to set the correct ironing temperature using the selector, referencing fabric care symbols and temperature ranges.
Details the different roller speed settings and guidance on choosing the appropriate speed for various fabric types and items.
Explains the three operating positions of the foot pedal and how to use it for ironing, pressing, and resting.
Instructions on how to arrange laundry items on the feed board and guide them towards the roller for ironing.
Steps for removing the feed board when ironing shaped garments like skirts, allowing for better access.
Information on using the laundry bar to hang ironed items and prevent creasing, with a safety note.
Practical tips for avoiding creases, using the roller's full length, ironing small items, and protecting the heater plate.
Steps to follow after finishing ironing, including turning off the appliance, setting temperature, and unplugging.
Guidelines for safely storing the rotary iron, including cooling the heater plate, folding, and winding the cord.
Instructions on what to do in case of a power failure, specifically how to use the emergency release lever to free trapped laundry.
Techniques for ironing tablecloths, including positioning and avoiding folds.
Tips for ironing napkins and hand towels, focusing on shape retention and roller usage.
Methods for ironing sheets and bedspreads, including folding and pattern accentuation.
How to iron pillow cases, including handling buttons and heat resistance.
Instructions for ironing duvet covers, covering methods with and without folds.
Detailed steps for ironing shirts, covering yoke, collar, front, back, cuffs, and sleeves.
Methods for ironing pants and jeans, including upper parts, legs, and pressing woolen trousers.
Techniques for ironing skirts, recommending feed board removal and using a damp cloth.
Steps for cleaning the heater plate, including safety checks and using appropriate non-abrasive cleaners.
Instructions on how to clean the appliance casing using dry or damp cloths, avoiding abrasive materials.
Information on washing the iron cover and when and how to replace it if it becomes worn or discolored.
Addresses the issue of the rotary iron not powering on and provides a solution related to power supply and circuit breakers.
Explains why laundry might not be pulled in correctly and offers solutions for new machines and covers.
Discusses causes for creases and folds, such as soiled heater plates or covers, and their solutions.
Identifies the common cause for the heater plate not pressing the roller and the solution involving the emergency release.
Information about MieleCare, an extended service contract program offering extended warranty and service by authorized professionals.
Guidance on recycling and safely disposing of packing materials, emphasizing keeping plastic away from children.
Instructions for responsibly disposing of an old appliance, including unplugging and cutting the cord.
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