Before Use; Temperature Control - Morphy Richards PRECISE STEAM PLUS Instrucciones De Uso

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Getting the best from your
new iron....
Safety first
Caution must be used when
handling this appliance as it does
get very hot. Always switch off the
unit and allow to cool before
cleaning or storing.
Self cleaning button
Your iron will give the best ironing
results and will last longer if you use
the self clean feature at least once a
month.
COMPONENTS OF
YOUR IRON
⁄ Steam to dry iron selector switch
¤ Temperature control dial
‹ Steam level indicator window
› Spray button
fi Shot of steam button
fl Temperature indicator light
‡ Water tank
(illuminated certain models)
· Soleplate
‚ Self-clean button
„ Spray nozzle
‰ Filling hole with cap
 Filler cup (300ml)
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BEFORE USE

Sort out the items to be ironed
according to the type of fabric. This
will minimise the frequency of
temperature adjustment for different
garments.
Note: The steam facility should only
be used on garments which are
suitable for ironing at the 2 and 3
dot settings.
Textiles and clothes are supposed
to carry ironing instructions. If they
don't you should follow the fabric
guide on page 3, but be sure to test
the temperature by ironing the hem
of the garment or similar area first.
If you turn the control dial down
from a hot setting to a cooler
setting, wait until the iron
temperature has stabilised before
you continue ironing.
Delicate fabrics such as silk,
wool,velour, etc, are best ironed
with an ironing cloth to prevent
shine marks.
FILLING FEATURES OF YOUR
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IRON
1 Make sure that the iron is not
plugged in, then set the steam to
dry iron selector switch ⁄ to Temperature indicator
the '0' position before filling the iron
light
with water.
The indicator light fl shows that
2 Lift up the filler cap and fill the tank the iron is warming up. When the
‡ with water through the filling hole
required temperature is reached the
‰, using the beaker provided light will go out and will cycle on-off
(300ml). A Â After filling replace during operation.
the filler cap. In hard water areas
the use of distilled or demineralised
water is recommended. Dry ironing
WARNING: Never use battery You can use your iron as a dry iron
topping up fluid or water only. Make sure the steam to dry
containing any substances like iron selector switch ⁄ is set to the
starch, or sugar, or defrosted symbol.
water from a refrigerator.
Any temperature setting may be
3 Always pour out the remaining used depending on the garment.
water after use. The spray feature may be used
provided there is water in the tank
WARNING: When filling your iron (see filling section). You do not need
with tap water always use the to put any water in the tank when
beaker provided. Never fill dry ironing only.
directly under the tap.
Spray
TEMPERATURE
Press the spray button › and aim
CONTROL
B
the spray of water at stubborn
Plug in the iron and switch on. Set creases. You can do this whilst dry
the temperature control dial ¤ to ironing providing there is water in
the temperature required, but don't the tank. When using the water
start ironing immediately. spray it may be necessary to push
the button a few times to get the
If you wait a few minutes, the iron spray pump primed.
will stabilise at the required setting.
Your Morphy Richards iron is fitted
with an indicator light fl which will Automatic variable
go on and off while you are ironing.
steam
This is perfectly normal as it shows Fill the iron with water as described
that the iron is maintaining the heat in the filling section, and insert the
setting you have chosen. plug into the electrical socket.
It is always a good idea to begin 1 Set the steam to dry iron selector
with cool fabrics and work up to switch to steam.
higher settings.
2 Select the temperature required by
An iron heats up quicker than it turning the temperature control dial
cools down so you'll save time and ¤ to the desired setting. The
electricity. amount of steam required is
automatically selected and is
displayed in window ‹.
Press the shot of steam button fi
to obtain a burst of extra steam for
ironing out creases in heavy
material such as denim.
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