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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
You must WAIT for the light to go ON and then OFF again before continuing to ensure the soleplate of the iron is not too hot. FOR MORE INFORMATION on the types of fabrics ironed in various settings please refer to the Fabric Chart on page 11. Because The SteamJet Station Iron produces a burst of steam greater than normal irons, it can be used vertically as well as horizontally. Clearing & Cleaning the Appliance To CLEAR the iron if clogged or prior to storing: STEP ONE Turn the Temperature Control Dail to the maximum setting. Wait until the red indicator light shuts off. STEP TWO Hold the iron at arm’s length away from your body and any other surface. Point the tip of the iron at the floor being careful not to point the soleplate toward your body. STEP THREE Depress the Steam button for 5 seconds and release. Then raise your arm quickly so the metal soleplate is facing away from you. Press the Steam button for an additional 5 seconds and then release. STEP FOUR Wait half a minute and repeat the above process. This should clear the unit in preparation for storate or if clogged. DANGER: Make sure that there is several feet of clear space in front and behind you since there may be a lot of steam released. It is desireable to clean the steam iron over a sink or basin. To CLEAN the outside of the appliance: STEP ONE UNPLUG the appliance from the power source. Allow the iron to cool completely. STEP TWO Once cooled, place the iron face down on the non-slip iron rest on the top of the water reservoir tank. Set the system on a flat, level surface. STEP THREE Wipe the outside of all surfaces, except the metal soleplate of the iron, with a damp sponge. You may use mild soap or detergent for difficult to clean areas. DO NOT use abrasive cleansers as these will mar the plastic surfaces. You may dust the metal soleplate with a dry, clean cotton cloth. Storing the Appliance To STORE the steam generating iron: UNPLUG THE UNIT. Allow it cool completely. ..THE UNIT SHOULD ALWAYS BE STORED FLAT and NOT PLACED ON ITS SIDE. ..Empty the Water Reservoir Tank by the Water Reservoir Tank Plug. Turn the Tank upside down over a sink to have the water drain completely. Shake it to remove the most of the water. ..Return the Tank Plug to its original position. Turn OFF the Temperature Control Dial. Wind the cords loosely around the body of the iron and set the iron on the non-slip iron rest. ..You can now store the entire unit. Other notes regarding CARE of the iron: ..USE distilled water in areas where there is hard water. ..DO NOT use perfumed products or products containing alcohol since they will damage your iron. ..DO NOT place the metal soleplate on a rough or abrasive surface. This will avoid scratching. ..Any starch residue left on the metal soleplate can be removed with a dam0p cloth or with a non-abrasive cleaner while the iron is still slightly warm. ..For stubbom spots on the surface of the metal soleplate use a solution of vinegar and water, or ask in your local hardware store for a special solution to clean such stains. ..ONLY put water in the Water Reservoir Tank. Never pour any other kind of liquid inside it. Fabric Chart Temperature Control Dial Fabric Ironing Technique Synthetics (Low Temperature) Acetates Acrylics *Acrilan *Crestan Modacrylics *Dynal *Veral Metallics Suede Nylon *Antron *Cantrese *Enka Rayon Spandex For best results, follow the lable on each individual garment. Synthetics will melt if the temperature applied is too high. Test the fabric in a concealed area before starting. Use a dry iron on the reverse side of the garment to avoid shine and spots, or employ a press cloth. For suede: Cover the ironing board with plain brown wrapping paper and use a press cloth. For best results, follow the Polyesters *Dacron *Ban-Lon *Fortrel *Kodel *Trevira *Vycron Polyester/ Cotton Blends Cotton/ Tricacetate *Arnetl *Trilan *Tricel label on each individual garment. Test the fabric in a concealed area before starting. Use a dry iron on the reverse side of the garment to avoid shine and spots, or employ a press cloth. Wool/Silk (Medium Temperature) Silk (pure) Dry iron or use mild steam Woolens *Angora *Cashmere *Mohair *Flannel Velvets Never iron woolens completely dry. Steam press on the reverse side or use a damp press cloth. Allow to air dry laying flat. Knit Items Leather Linens / Cottons Cottons (High Temp) Linens Ironing Tips and Techniques The SteamJet Station Iron is more efficient than older steam irons, conserving water and producing more powerful microbursts in a more focused way. The holes of the soleplate are closer together and are fewer than a conventional iron. This is international. By placing the steam holes close to the tip of the soleplate, like a professional ironing system, you are better able to direct concentrated bursts of steam to remove wrinkles. Instead of wetting whole areas of a garment, now you can concentrate on the problem area using less water than before. And because it is pumped co...
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