Why is there no steam coming from my Simplicity SSP210?
If your Simplicity Steam Cleaner isn't producing steam, the water level might be too low. Try filling the water tank. Also, ensure the controls are properly set. If appropriate for the fabric, select a higher temperature and wait for the Steam Ready Light to illuminate. Alternatively, use a spray misting bottle as instructed.
What to do if my Simplicity SSP210 Steam Cleaner Press doesn't get warm?
If your Simplicity Steam Cleaner Press isn't heating up, first ensure that a temperature has been selected. Next, verify that the press is properly plugged into an outlet. Finally, if the Automatic Shut-Off has engaged because the Pressing Plate has been raised for more than 15 minutes, press the *POWER* button again.
Why does my Simplicity SSP210 Steam Cleaner drip water from the Pressing Plate?
If water drips from the Pressing Plate of your Simplicity Steam Cleaner, it's likely because the Steam Button is being pressed for too long. Avoid pressing the Steam Button for more than 5 seconds continuously.
Why won't the Pressing Handle move to the maximum pressure position on my Simplicity SSP210?
If the Pressing Handle on your Simplicity Steam Cleaner won't move to the maximum pressure position, it could be because the item on the Ironing Board is too thick. Use lighter pressure on thicker items and add steam to remove wrinkles.
How to open my Simplicity SSP210 Steam Cleaner Press if the Pressing Handle is stuck?
If you cannot open the Simplicity Steam Cleaner Press using the Pressing Handle, check if the Locking Knob is in the Locked position. Turn the Locking Knob to the unlocked position.
General| Brand | Simplicity |
|---|---|
| Model | SSP210 |
| Category | Steam Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Provides clean, professional results every time.
Pressing surface is seven times larger than most hand-held irons.
Reduces ironing time by up to 50%.
Multiple dry-heat and steam settings for all types of fabric.
Use steam bursts to remove stubborn wrinkles.
Variable temperature selection for different fabrics.
Automatic shut-off safety feature when open or closed with audible alert.
Over 100lbs. of even pressure ensures sharp, long lasting creases.
Easy-to-use one hand operation for user convenience.
Protects delicate fabrics like silk from damage.
Non-stick padded ironing board cover for smooth operation.
Non-stick coating on pressing plate reduces starch build-up and eases cleaning.
Locking handle makes unit portable for easy transport.
Stores upright, saving space when not in use.
Do not immerse the appliance in water or let the cord hang over counters.
Appliance has very hot surfaces; unplug before moving.
Do not allow unsupervised children to use the appliance.
Unplug before filling/removing water; avoid spilling. Use distilled water.
Do not use if cord or appliance is damaged; seek authorized repair.
Appliance must be grounded; do not alter plug.
Be careful; burns can occur from hot metal parts, water, or steam.
Children should be supervised to ensure safe use and prevent play.
Raises and lowers the Pressing Plate to apply pressure.
Locks the Pressing Plate and Ironing Board for carrying or storage.
Produces a burst of steam when pressed.
Temperature-controlled surface for pressing fabric.
Padded surface that holds fabric during pressing.
Red light indicates when the unit is on.
Green light goes off when the press reaches the selected temperature.
Yellow light indicates readiness for steam bursts.
Turns the steam press ON/OFF.
Arrows to set desired temperature for different fabrics.
Holds water for steam operation; slides out for filling.
Removable and washable cover for extended use.
Fabric pad for pressing gathered or contoured areas.
Plastic bottle for dampening fabric before pressing.
Used for filling the water tank.
Information provided for service by qualified electricians only.
Rated voltage: 120V~, 60Hz, 1350W.
Ensure proper grounding and use correct outlets; do not alter wiring.
Set appliance on sturdy surface, unlock knob.
Unplug, lift plate, fill tank with distilled water carefully.
Ensure unlock, lift plate, plug in, press POWER button.
Check garment label for fabric type and look up on the chart.
Chart showing temperature settings for Nylon, Silk, Rayon, Wool, Cotton, Linen.
Arrange fabrics from lowest to highest temperature setting for efficiency.
Increase temperature gradually; allow cooling when lowering.
Steam is produced only when the Yellow Steam Ready light is on.
Lift plate, press Steam Burst Button several times until steam flows.
Use Steam Burst only when light is on and press is slightly open.
Do not press Steam Burst Button for more than 5 seconds to avoid dripping.
Arrange garment on board, lower plate, adjust pressure as needed.
Use steam bursts for stubborn wrinkles when plate is slightly lowered.
Unit shuts off after 10 seconds of inactivity or 15 minutes in open position.
Drain reservoir by pressing Steam Burst Button if storing for extended time.
Press POWER, unplug, leave open, and wait for unit to cool.
Lower plate, then turn Locking Knob to lock for storage.
Loosely wrap cord and place in designated opening for storage.
Use cushion, towel, max settings, and steam bursts to clean plate.
Clean cooled plate with a damp cloth; avoid abrasives.
Wash removable cover with mild detergent and warm water.
Use a pressing cloth for delicate fabrics to protect them.
Protect heat-sensitive buttons/zippers by placing face down, covered.
Lightly spray garment for even mist distribution and wrinkle removal.
Use damp cloth for heavy fabrics, press, raise, allow steam, repeat.
Use cushion for details like darts, seams, or shoulder pads.
Place cushion under area, ensure it's raised, then lower plate to contact.
Do not lower plate to lowest position or lock with cushion in place.
Press sections by pulling fabric over board, lowering plate progressively.
Press yokes, sleeves, cuffs, body, and collar sections sequentially.
Use cushion for waistband, inseams, and press pleats carefully.
Press waistband, then carefully fold and press each pleat.
Place embroidery face down on board to reduce wear and damage.
Press curtains by running them across the board in sections.
Refer to specific sections for pleats, bodices, and use of cushion.
Experiment for challenging garments; unintended creases can be removed.
Cause: Locking knob is in Locked position. Solution: Turn knob to unlocked position.
Cause: Temperature too low. Solution: Gradually increase temperature.
Cause: Not plugged in or auto shut-off. Solution: Plug in or press POWER.
Cause: Low water level or incorrect settings. Solution: Fill tank or adjust settings.
Cause: Steam button pressed too long. Solution: Press button for 5 seconds max.
Cause: Item too thick. Solution: Use lighter pressure or added steam.
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