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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
The appliance was designed to function with tap water, however if the local water is too
calcareous, mix tap water (50%) with distilled and/or demineralised water (50%); in coastal
areas, the salt concentration in water is very high: in these cases, "demineralised water for
irons" sold on the market must be used. When in doubt, use only demineralised water for irons.
Do not use chemical diluents, scented substances or descalers. Using such substances can
damage the product.
Do not use water from dryers, air conditioning water or rainwater.
The boiler may still contain water since every product is tested before being sold.
When ironing for the first time, it is advisable to put a cloth between the iron and the fabric
to be ironed. Before ironing, we advise directing a shot of steam into the air to let off any
remaining condensate.
APPLIANCE DESCRIPTION AND ITS ACCESSORIES [Fig. A]
Refer to figure [A] of the illustrated guide to check the equipment supplied with your appliance.
All the diagrams can be found on the cover pages of this instructions for use.
WARNING!
The accessories vary according to model. Identify your model by looking
at the illustrations at the beginning of the instruction manual.
1. safety cap
2. pressure gauge
3. no water indicator light
4. steam regulation knob
5. steam ready indicator light
6. EXTRA STEAM switch
7. Iron/boiler on/off switch
8. plug
9. iron support mat
10. soleplate temperature indicator light
11. steam release push-button
12. iron temperature regulation knob
13. funnel
PREPARATION
Sort the linens to be ironed according to the international symbols on the garment label, or if
this is missing, according to the type of fabric.
You can eliminate the risk of scorching fabrics and reduce waiting time by starting to iron items
that need a lower temperature (the iron takes less time to heat up than to cool down). Refer to
the below chart to select the temperature:
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