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During the first use, some components may have been lightly greased at the factory, causing a little smoke when initially heated. This is normal and will stop shortly. If it happens during subsequent use, the soleplate may be soiled; clean it according to the cleaning instructions.
What to do if my Siemens Bicycle iron does not produce any steam?
First, ensure the main power button is set to the “I” position (illuminated in red) and that the water tank is filled. If these aren't the issue, check that the steam regulation isn't set to the minimum position and increase the steam flow.
What to do if water flows through the holes on the soleplate of my Siemens Bicycle?
This could be due to several reasons. If the steam function is being used before the iron reaches the correct temperature, reduce the steam flow when ironing at low temperatures. It may also be that water is condensing inside the pipes because steam is being used for the first time or hasn't been used for a long time; in this case, point the iron away from the ironing area and press the steam release button until steam is produced. Lastly, the steam generator may contain too much scale. In this case, clean the boiler.
What to do if my Siemens Bicycle steam generator does not come on?
First, check the mains cable, plug, and socket for any connection issues. Also, make sure the main power button is set to the “I” position (illuminated in red).
Why does my Siemens Bicycle appliance make a pumping sound?
This sound is usually normal, as it indicates water is being pumped into the steam tank. However, also ensure that the water tank is correctly inserted in the housing. If the sound persists, discontinue use and contact an authorized technical service center.
Why does the soleplate of my Siemens Bicycle turn brown?
This is a normal consequence of usage. Clean the soleplate with a damp cloth.
Why does my Siemens Bicycle iron not heat up?
First, check that the main power button is set to the “I” position (illuminated in red). If it's on and the iron still isn't heating, ensure the temperature is set to the desired position and not too low.
What to do if dirt comes out through the soleplate of my Siemens Bicycle?
This may be due to a build-up of scale or minerals in the steam tank. Use tap water mixed 50% with distilled or demineralized water. To prolong the optimum steam function, mix tap water with distilled water 1:1. If the tap water in your district is very hard, mix tap water with distilled water 1:2. Also, if chemical products or additives have been used, clean the soleplate with a damp cloth. Never add products to the water.
What to do if water spots appear on the garment during ironing with my Siemens Bicycle?
These spots may be caused by steam condensing on the ironing board. Wipe the textile cover of the ironing board and iron the spots without steam to dry them.
What does it mean when the icon flashes on my Siemens Bicycle?
This indicates that the water tank is empty and needs to be filled.
General| Display Type | Monochrome graphic |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 101 x 80 pixels |
| Card Slot | MMC |
| Internal Storage | 32 MB |
| Battery Type | Removable Li-Ion |
| Battery Capacity | 540 mAh |
| Stand-by | up to 170 h |
| Talk time | up to 4 h |
| Weight | 88 g (3.10 oz) |
| Technology | GSM |
| 2G bands | GSM 900 / 1800 |
| GPRS | No |
| SIM | Mini-SIM |
| Call records | 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls |
| Loudspeaker | No |
| 3.5mm jack | No |
| Data | No |
| Messaging | SMS |
| Clock | Yes |
| Alarm | Yes |
| Games | Yes |
| Java | No |
| Predictive text input | Yes |
| Organizer | Yes |
| Voice memo | Yes |
| Features | MP3 player |
| Phonebook | 500 entries |
| Alert types | Vibration; Monophonic ringtones |
| Dimensions | 105 x 46 x 17 mm |
| Languages | Multiple |
Lists restrictions for radio transmitters, driving, and specific locations.
Advises on phone modifications, accessory usage, battery handling, and disposal.
Details functions of side keys (dictaphone, volume, MP3) and bottom keys.
Explains how to lock/unlock the keypad and use the control key for navigation.
Describes the function of soft keys and the call key for menu access and calls.
Covers display icons for signal/battery and the primary power/end call key.
Explains the guide's purpose and the symbols used for instructions.
Details how to navigate menus, select options, and go back through levels.
Details how to find and use the phone's built-in help system.
Explains how to move between topics and exit the help system.
Step-by-step guide for inserting the SIM card into the phone.
Instructions on how to safely remove the SIM card from the phone.
Explains phone functions available when no SIM card is inserted.
Details how to insert and remove the phone's battery.
Explains how to charge the battery using the Sync Station or directly.
Provides information on standby and talk times for a charged battery.
Instructions on how to insert and remove the MultiMediaCard.
Explains file organization, using Card-Explorer and Data Exchange Software.
Steps for formatting and copying data to a new MultiMediaCard.
Guides on powering on the phone and initial network logging.
Details how to enter the SIM card's PIN code for security.
Covers initial Addressbook sync and SIM card data management.
Addresses issues like "insert SIM card" and incorrect PIN entry.
Explains how to make an emergency call without a SIM or PIN.
Discusses signal reception and its impact on call quality.
Indicates when the SIM card supports special applications like banking.
How to dial numbers using the keypad and the call key.
Instructions on how to terminate an active phone call.
Guide to using international dialling codes and country selection.
How to use headphones with PTT key for calls and voice dialling.
Options for when a called number is busy or unreachable.
Steps to redial the last called number or other past numbers.
How to set a reminder to redial a number later.
Methods to accept incoming calls via headphones or Answer.message.
How to reject calls or divert them to voicemail.
How to terminate an ongoing phone call.
Explains how to swap between calls or reject waiting calls.
How to change the handset volume during a call.
Covers recording calls and storing numbers during a call.
Details how to set up and manage conference calls.
Explains how to transfer an ongoing call to another number.
How to mute the microphone and check call status.
Viewing call duration/cost and transferring calls.
How to transmit DTMF signals for controlling answering machines.
Steps to create a new contact entry with various details.
How to assign contacts to the VIP group for special alerts.
Guide to inputting phone numbers and text using the keypad.
How to view, edit, and interact with saved addressbook entries.
How to find contacts and initiate calls from the addressbook.
Details options like viewing, editing, deleting, and copying entries.
How to access and manage entries stored on the SIM card.
Accessing service provider information and special applications via SIM.
How to record and use voice tags for dialling numbers.
Using voice to activate phone functions like Dictaphone or MP3 Player.
How to use keys to play, pause, stop, and navigate tracks.
Steps to select and play songs or playlists.
Details displayed while a song is playing, like sample rate and duration.
How to create new playlists and add songs to them.
Information on how the key lock functions while playing music.
Lists functions for managing playlists like creating, modifying, and renaming.
How to copy MP3 files from PC to the phone using Data Exchange Software.
Overview of what the dictaphone can record (memos, calls, alarms).
How to start, pause, and end recordings using side keys.
Important legal information regarding call recording consent.
How to record, pause, resume, and save using soft keys and PTT.
Instructions for playing back saved voice memos.
Options for managing recordings like new records, deletion, and renaming.
How to record a personal greeting for the answering service.
Options to play, record new, delete, or rename messages.
How to activate the feature and how it works during incoming calls.
Overview of monthly, weekly, and daily agenda views.
How to scroll through months, weeks, and days.
How to sync the phone's calendar with Microsoft Outlook.
Options for managing existing appointments like editing, deleting, and sending details.
Step-by-step guide to adding new events with alarms and recurrence.
How to perform calculations, use special functions, and set decimal points.
Steps to enter currencies, convert amounts, and manage exchange rates.
How to access the internet, the start menu, and basic functions.
Information on preparing the phone for internet access and service provider requirements.
Explains indicators for online, offline, and network availability.
How to navigate the homepage, add bookmarks, and access favorites.
Details on going to URLs, viewing addresses, channels, and outbox.
Options for resetting cache, exiting the browser, and disconnecting.
Information on secure data transmission and key installation.
Step-by-step guide to creating new access profiles for internet connection.
How to activate a profile, set linger time, and save settings.
Functions for editing, deleting, and defining new profiles.
How to select, start, and control games, including instructions and options.
How to operate the stopwatch, reset it, and manage lap times.
How to set and start a countdown timer.
How to view new SMS messages and understand message indicators.
Options for replying to messages, including writing new text and using predefined responses.
Using T9 input for efficient message creation and character entry.
Details on sending methods, saving messages, and inserting content.
How T9 predicts words and the process of activating/deactivating it.
Selecting T9 language and manually creating new words.
Guide to typing special characters and symbols in messages.
How T9 offers word choices and how to select them.
Methods for correcting words entered with T9 or manually.
How to access and manage sent and received messages.
Storing messages on the MultiMediaCard™™ for later access.
How to use stored standard messages and add time/date.
Steps to complete and send a predefined message.
How to create, select, and manage SMS transmission profiles.
Settings for message type, validity period, and status reports.
How to set up mailbox and forwarding numbers.
How to access and play new voice messages.
Explains information services like area codes and stock markets via CB.
How to activate CB, read new messages, and manage topic lists.
How to select topics and languages for cell broadcast messages.
Explains icons for topic status and how highlighted numbers are handled.
Information on special applications offered via the SIM card.
How to view lists of missed, received, and dialled calls.
Information on appointments with missed alarms and how to manage them.
Functions for correcting numbers, copying entries, and deleting records.
Explains the purpose of profiles for customizing settings.
How to select, activate, deactivate, and rename profiles.
Describes the unmodifiable profile for undisturbed operation.
Steps to activate the profile and its effect on alarms.
How to adjust ringer settings and call volume for different categories.
Choosing predefined melodies or composing custom ones.
Copying melodies from PC and creating custom tunes.
Setting silent alerts and filtering calls based on addressbook/VIP.
Activating various service and alarm tones.
How to view duration and charges for different call types.
Managing call limits, charge rates, and currencies.
How to divert calls based on conditions like unanswered or busy.
Details on diverting calls if unreachable, no reply, or busy.
How to divert fax and data calls to specific numbers.
How to check current call diversion settings.
Options to clear all diversions or reactivate the last set diversion.
How to simplify the main menu by selecting preferred functions.
Adjusting device settings and selecting the phone's display language.
Configuring key answer, auto key lock, and key tones.
Adjusting illumination, brightness, font size, and contrast.
Setting custom startup greetings and screen animations.
Master reset, viewing phone identity, and erasing records.
Configuring the phone's clock, date format, and auto turn-off.
Setting T9 input as default and selecting the T9 language.
Information on PIN1, PIN2, PUK code, and phone code.
Details on Babysitter, Only, and Only Last 10 dialing restrictions.
How to change PINs, prevent new SIM usage, and manage phone codes.
Configuring network connection and locking the phone to a number.
Viewing available networks, changing networks, and auto network selection.
Setting preferred networks and choosing GSM bands.
Information on restricting SIM card usage through barring.
Setting restrictions for outgoing, international, and roaming calls.
How to check if barring is set or not set for calls.
Setting up and activating user groups for specific access or tariffs.
Managing call waiting, concealing caller ID, and minute beep reminders.
How headset auto-answer works and car kit features.
How to assign numbers or functions to the left soft key.
Steps to edit, assign applications or contacts to soft keys.
How to assign numbers or functions to digit keys 1-9.
How to use speed dialling and apply assignments.
How to navigate menus using numbered sequences.
How to access and browse folders and files on the MultiMediaCard.
Details options for marking, deleting, renaming, sending, and sorting files.
How to delete non-essential system files to free up card capacity.
How to initiate and receive fax or data calls with a PC.
How to switch the phone between voice and fax/data transmission modes.
How to connect the phone to a PC via the Sync Station for data transfer.
How to use the phone's IrDA port for data exchange.
Information on the phone's modem and PC settings for data transfer.
Overview of the software, installation, and operating instructions.
Lists the file types and folders used by the phone and software.
Important notes on file handling and data recovery with the software.
Introduction to the software for synchronizing phone data with Outlook.
Explains common icons for signal, battery, call status, and network.
Icons related to internet, MultiMediaCard, and Sync Station status.
Icons for calendar events and functions of soft keys.
Information on worldwide support from Siemens partners and contact details.
How to find support and accessories on the Siemens website.
Solutions for power issues, flat battery, and charging problems.
Tips for improving standby time and resolving SIM card related errors.
Solutions for card read/write errors and network connection problems.
Troubleshooting for call failures, addressbook issues, and file not found errors.
Solutions for voice mail issues, message sending failures, and PIN errors.
Guidance for handling phone damage from shock or moisture.
Compliance statement and detailed technical specifications of the phone.
Tips for maintaining the phone, cards, and protecting from elements.
Information needed for lost phones and SIM cards.
Details on spare batteries and travel chargers for the phone.
Information on PTT headsets and data cables.
Details on the Sync Station and protective telephone cases.
Details on car charger cables and portable hands-free kits.
Information on voice recognition kits and comfort car kits.
Description of the lightweight handset for car use.
