DRY PRESSING
1. The Iron can be used on the NO STEAM (dry) setting with or without water
in the tank, however, it is best to avoid having the tank too full of water while
dry ironing.
2. Turn the steam control dial to NO STEAM. (See Figure 5.)
3. Turn the temperature control/fabric selector dial to MIN. (See Figure 3a.)
4. Stand the Iron on its heel in an upright position on a flat, level, stable,
heat-resistant surface.
5. Plug the power-supply cord into a 120V AC electrical outlet.
6. Turn the temperature control/fabric selector dial to the desired setting.
(See Figure 3a.) The power READY light will turn off when the Iron has reached
the desired temperature.
NOTE: During use, the power READY light will cycle on and off as the Iron
maintains the proper temperature.
CAUTION HOT SURFACES: Avoid coming in contact with escaping steam.
CAUTION: Never leave the Iron unattended.
7. When ironing is finished, turn the temperature control/fabric selector dial
to MIN. (See Figure 3a.)
8. Unplug the Iron from the electrical outlet.
STEAM PRESSING
1. Stand the Iron on its heel in an upright position on a flat, level, stable,
heat-resistant surface.
2. Turn the temperature control/fabric selector dial to MIN. (See Figure 3a.)
3. Plug the power-supply cord into a 120V AC electrical outlet.
4. Turn the temperature control/fabric selector dial to the desired setting within
the black steam range (See Figure 3b.). The power READY light will illuminate.
5. The power READY light will turn off when the Iron has reached the desired
temperature.
NOTE: During use, the power READY light will cycle on and off as the Iron
maintains the proper temperature.
CAUTION HOT SURFACES: Avoid coming in contact with escaping steam.
CAUTION: Never leave the Iron unattended.
6. Turn the steam control dial to STEAM. (See Figure 6.)
7. When ironing is finished, turn the steam control dial to NO STEAM then turn
the temperature control/fabric selector dial to MIN. (See Figure 3a.)
8. Unplug the Iron from the electrical outlet.
IMPORTANT: The water tank should be emptied after each use.
Figure 5
Figure 6
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