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All fabrics are ironed at the same
temperature. There is no risk of
overheating. The only factor that varies
according to the fabric being ironed is the
ironing time.
The ironing time depends on the quality of
the fabric being ironed, its weight, the
dampness remaining after being washed
and dried and the size of the shirt/blouse.
In the case of an average-quality, cotton
shirt, the ironing/drying process takes about
9 min, of which one minute is set aside for
airing with cold air.
The shirt is totally ironed when it is dry.
Be sure to note the type of fabric being
ironed.
Ironing / Airing
The Ironing/Airing programme airs the
garment with cold or warm air.
The ironing/airing programme is ideal for suit
jackets, sports jackets, sports coats and all
types of jacket made from textile.
There are two different airing programmes.
Use "
cold" (cold airing) to air garments that
have not been worn very much.
Use "
hot" (hot airing)
To dry damp jackets
To iron jackets, as long as the manufacturer
endorses damp garments. Jackets need to
be slightly damp in order to be ironed.
To complete the drying of thick fabrics that
were not entirely dried out during ironing.
The table below shows approximate airing
times.
Programme
cold
hot 1st level
hot 2nd level
Warning!
Foreign objects (e.g. pens, clips) may
damage the garment and/or the ironing
dummy. Empty all pockets on the garment.
Airing time in min
5
5 + 1
10 + 1
Use
Warning!
The Ironer must be fully lowered for
transportation!
Put the shirt ironer in position.
Turn lifting knob 1, Fig. 1, anti-clockwise
while gripping the button band, 7, Fig. 2,
with the other hand and pull it upwards.
Warning!
On releasing the lifting knob and pulling
the button band upwards, the appliance
rises to a specific height. Do not place
anything on top of the appliance during
this process!
Grip the button band adjuster with both
hands and finish lifting the top 7, Fig. 2 part
of the appliance until you hear a click, which
indicates that it has reached its limit. Fig. 4.
Plug it in.
For safety reasons, ironing and/or airing
can only be started when the upper frame
is completely raised.
Ironing
Turn the collar adjuster knob 6, Fig. 2 to its
vertical position.
Open all the flaps on the button band
adjuster and the collar support.
Fitting the shirt
Unbutton the shirt and the cuffs.
Lift the collar.
Fit the damp, spin-dried shirt onto the
ironing dummy.
Fit one arm of the ironing dummy inside the
shirtsleeve. Do not twist the sleeves, Fig. 5.
Place the other arm of the ironing dummy
into the other shirtsleeve. Do not twist the
sleeves.
The arrows shown in the picture indicate
the lower seam. Fig. 6.
Line the lower hem up with the line marked
on the plastic part at the top of the button
band adjuster, Fig. 7
Hold the collar flaps firmly and close the two
top flaps on the button band adjuster.
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