Operation Manual

18 GB/IE
away from hot surfaces and
open flames and ensure that
nobody can pull on or trip over it
unintentionally.
 Stop using the product if the anti-
kink protection on the
power cord
is damaged!
 Do not pull the power plug out of
the electrical outlet by the power
cord. Do not wrap the power
cord around the product.
 Protect the product, its power
cord and power plug against
dust, direct sunlight, dripping and
splashing water.
 Always turn off the product
before disconnecting it from the
power supply.
 Keep the product at least 50 cm
away from any objects (curtains,
walls, etc.).
 Store the product in a cool, dry
place, protected from moisture
and out of the reach of children.
 Burn hazards
 Only touch the product on the
handle when it is heated up.
 Steam is very hot. Never put your
hands in front of the steam jet.
 Never touch the soleplate in
operation or while heated up
(e.g. to test the temperature).
 Keep the iron and its cord out of
reach of children less than 8 years
of age when it is energized or
cooling down.
 Before first use
 Remove the packaging. Check if all parts are
complete.
 To remove any production or transport residue,
iron a simple scrap of fabric (e.g. a cloth or rag)
before first use.
NOTE: The product may give off some vapours
or odours during first use. These are production
or transport residue that will quickly subside.
There may also be quiet noises such as clicking
or crackling. These will also quickly subside
once the plastic parts have finally adjusted to the
operating conditions.
 Operation
 Setting the temperature
 The arrow behind the temperature control
11
shows the current temperature setting.
 Turn the temperature control
11
clockwise
from the lowest setting MIN to the desired
temperature level.
 The temperature control
11
is divided in
3 ranges. They are general recommendations for
different types of fabric:
Symbol Setting
Low temperature
For synthetic fabrics (e.g. nylon)
Medium temperature
For sensitive fabrics (e.g. silk or wool)
High temperature
For tough fabrics (e.g. cotton or linen)
Highest temperature
For steam ironing