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The SENCOR SSI 2800BL is a steam iron designed for home use, offering a range of features to make ironing efficient and convenient. It is suitable for various fabric types, from synthetics to linen, and includes safety and maintenance functions to ensure longevity and ease of use.
The primary function of the SENCOR SSI 2800BL is to iron textiles, either dry or with steam, to remove wrinkles and creases. It features a temperature control knob that allows users to select the appropriate heat setting for different fabrics, indicated by international symbols with corresponding dot markings. The iron heats up quickly, with a heating indicator light that turns on when heating and off when the desired temperature is reached.
For enhanced wrinkle removal, the iron offers a continuous steaming function. Users can adjust the steam intensity using the steam release regulator, from off to full steam, depending on the fabric's needs. The iron continuously emits steam when held in a horizontal position, and steam release stops when the iron is stood upright.
In cases where continuous steam is insufficient, the steam impulse function provides a strong burst of steam to tackle stubborn wrinkles. This feature can also be used for vertical steaming of hanging textiles like curtains or garments on hangers. The water spraying function allows for moistening fabrics, which is particularly helpful for heavily crumpled items, and is activated by a dedicated button.
The iron is equipped with a Drip-Stop system, which automatically prevents water from dripping from the soleplate when the temperature is too low for steam generation, thus avoiding water stains on clothes. To combat limescale buildup, a permanent Anti-Calc filter is integrated, which limits the formation of deposits inside the iron. For internal cleaning, the iron also has a self-cleaning function to remove limescale deposits from the soleplate.
Before first use, it is important to remove all packaging materials and clean the soleplate with a damp cloth. The water tank should be filled with tap water, though mixing with distilled water is recommended in areas with hard water to extend the iron's lifespan. The water tank has a maximum level mark, and it is crucial not to overfill it. The water tank lid must be closed during ironing.
When setting the temperature, users should refer to the international symbols on garment labels or the manufacturer's recommendations. For blended materials, the temperature should be set according to the material requiring a lower temperature. If the fabric composition is unknown, it's advisable to start with a low temperature on an inconspicuous part of the fabric and gradually increase it.
To turn on the iron, connect it to a grounded power socket and set the temperature control knob. The heating indicator will signal when the iron is ready for use. For dry ironing, the steam release regulator should be set to the "off" position. For steam ironing, the regulator is moved to the desired steam intensity, and the iron should be allowed to heat up until the indicator light turns off.
The steam impulse button should be pressed with at least a 3-second interval between presses, and not more than 10 consecutive times, especially during vertical steaming. The water spraying function is activated by pressing its dedicated button, directing water from the nozzle onto the fabric.
When finished ironing, the iron should be turned off by setting the steam release regulator to "off" and the temperature control knob to "MIN." The iron should then be disconnected from the power socket and allowed to cool down before storage. The power cord can be wound around the stand for tidy storage.
Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential for the SENCOR SSI 2800BL's performance and longevity. After every use, the iron should be disconnected from the power socket and allowed to cool completely. The water tank should be emptied over a sink, and its cap closed.
The soleplate and the iron's surface can be cleaned with a lightly dampened cloth. It is important to avoid using steel wool, solvents, or abrasive cleaning products, as these can damage the surfaces. The iron should never be submerged in water or any other liquid for cleaning.
The self-cleaning function, designed to remove limescale deposits from the inner part of the soleplate, should be used regularly, at least once every 14 days. To perform this, fill the water tank with clean water to the maximum level, heat the iron to the maximum temperature until the indicator turns off, then disconnect it from the power supply. Hold the iron horizontally over a sink and set the steam release regulator to the "Self Clean" position. Steam and hot water, along with limescale deposits, will be released. The iron should be tilted from side to side until the water tank is empty. This process can be repeated if necessary. After self-cleaning, reconnect the iron to heat it up again to dry the soleplate, and iron over an unneeded piece of fabric to remove any water stains.
Proper storage involves pouring out any unused water, allowing the iron to cool down, and winding the power cord around the stand. The iron should be stored upright in a safe place, away from extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, excessive humidity, and dusty environments, with nothing placed on top of it.
General| Power | 2800 W |
|---|---|
| Vertical steam | Yes |
| Water tank capacity | 350 ml |
| Soleplate material | Ceramic |
| Self-cleaning function | Yes |
| Anti-Calc | Yes |
| Anti-Drip | Yes |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Type | Steam Iron |
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