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Power| power | 2400 W |
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| voltage | 220-240 V |
| frequency | 50-60 Hz |
Steam Performance| steam boost | 100 g/min |
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| continuous steam | 40 g/min |
| watertank capacity | 335 ml |
Weight and Dimensions| product dimensions | 303 x 120 x 152 cm |
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| product weight | 1.55 kg |
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Guidelines for environmentally friendly disposal of the appliance.
Information on obtaining support, warranty, and service.
Overview of the iron's parts and features with reference to Fig. 1.
Crucial safety warnings and precautions for using the steam iron.
Detailed cautions including connecting to earthed sockets and handling hot surfaces.
Information on appliance compliance with electromagnetic field standards.
Steps to prepare the iron before its initial operation.
Instructions on how to properly fill the water tank with tap water.
Guide to adjust the iron's temperature dial for different fabrics.
Instructions on how to operate the iron for steam ironing.
Using the Ionic DeepSteam function for enhanced crease removal on specific models.
Steps for ironing without using the steam function.
Procedures to follow after completing the ironing process.
How to use the spray function to moisten fabrics and remove creases.
Utilizing the steam boost for stubborn creases and better steam distribution.
Using steam boost vertically for hanging items like curtains.
Explanation of the drip stop function to prevent water leakage.
Details on the automatic shut-off feature for safety and energy saving.
Using the protector for safe ironing of delicate fabrics.
Instructions for cleaning the soleplate, upper part, and water tank.
Explanation of the calc system and calc-clean function.
Step-by-step guide for performing the calc-clean process.
Steps to follow after completing the calc-clean procedure.
Proper methods for storing the steam iron after use.
Instructions for using the heat-resistant cover for storage.
Common problems and their solutions for the steam iron, covering various issues.
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