User manual PALSON VELVET

[. . . ] - Always use the handle and warn others (particularly children) about possible hazards (for example, scalds caused by steam or hot water, particularly during vertical ironing). - Unplug the iron from the mains socket before: - filling or emptying the water tank leaving the iron unattended (even for short periods) cleaning or performing maintenance operations immediately after use - Do not unplug the iron by pulling on the power cord. [. . . ] Steam ironing delicate synthetic fabrics: In practice, most fabrics can be steam ironed due to the barrier created by the steam between the ceramic soleplate and the fabric. The temperature control selector must be placed at the beginning of the coloured area (3 points). When the indicator lamp turns off, turn the `steam adjustment control' to the maximum steam setting. Hold the iron horizontal to ensure that it is generating steam before starting to iron (first test on an inside seam). When the temperature lamp turns off, it has reached the set temperature and the iron is ready for use. * The temperature lamp turns on and off automatically during ironing as the thermostat holds the set temperature (you can continue ironing while this is going on). setting the steam adjustment control: * Set the steam adjustment control between the maximum and minimum settings. The iron is ready for steam ironing: * Steam is produced as soon as the iron is held horizontal. TURNING OFF THE STEAM: Steam generation can be stopped by: placing the iron on its heel. Moving the steam adjustment control towards the less coloured area (MIN. SETTING THE WATER SPRAY When there is water in the tank, the items to be ironed can be sprayed with the water. * Press the spray button slowly to produce a jet and quickly and hard to produce a mist. [. . . ] Items that are slightly damp are much easier to iron than absolutely dry items. Before using your iron for the first time, or if it has not been used for a few weeks, hold it horizontal and leave it to produce steam for 1 minute. [. . . ]