Operating Safety
Propress steamers are designed for vertical pressing of fabric and removal of creases, they
should not be modified in any way to alter their operation
.
Propress steamers are electrical steam generating appliances, therefore components may get
very hot and could cause burns.
Maintain order in the working area, disorder increases the risk of an accident.
Keep children away from the steamer. Under no circumstances should the steamer be left
unattended when in operation. When not in use disconnect power supply.
Regularly check power cable and plug when steamer is disconnected from the power supply. Do
not use the steamer if either are damaged; contact an approved service agent for repair.
Incorrectly rated extension cables can be dangerous. Regularly check hose for damage or
distortion.
Never tilt or carry steamer when in use or when steamer contains hot water.
Do not unplug the steamer by pulling the electric cord, always switch off at the socket then
firmly grip plug and pull out of socket.
Always disconnect from the power supply and wait for steamer to cool down before filling with
water and mop up any water spillage before connecting steamer to power supply. Never detach
hose or remove filler cap when machine is steaming.
Once a week the steamer should be cleaned. See section - Care Of Your Steamer.
Never steam yourself, others, or any clothing being worn.
Persons using the steamer must be authorised to do so and trained in safe working procedures.
Where necessary, protective clothing should be worn.
To ensure appliance safety; use only spare parts and accessories approved by the manufacturer.
Service should only be effected by the manufacturer or an approved service agent.
Ensure that filler cap with pressure release valve ball is always replaced on filler inlet (see fig 3)
and that ball is always free moving before switching steamer on, never remove cap when
steamer is in use.
Do not use steamer under a fire sprinkler system or smoke detector as the steam may trigger an
alarm.
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