User manual POLTI FANCY STEAM

[. . . ] Reserves the right to modify construction or technical aspects as necessary, without prior notification. Read the instruction manual carefully before using the appliance and keep it for future reference. Before plugging in the hairdryer, check that your mains voltage corresponds to the voltage identified on the plate on the appliance and that the power socket is suitable. [. . . ] Fill the reservoir, being careful to make sure that water does not overflow, and screw the cap on, turning it clockwise. Anchor the reservoir onto the plate again, sliding it into the guides until it is locked in place. Whenever you press the reservoir in the direction of the handle, the plates will release a small jet of steam. Dry use To use the plate dry, without steam, you need not fill the water reservoir. Unplug it and let it cool down before putting it away in a safe, dry place out of the reach of children. Do not pull on it, bend it sharply or wind it, especially near the plug, as it may break or a short circuit may occur. The appliance may be hung on a hook with a loadbearing capacity of at least 3 kg by its eyelet (B). Always remove the plates (G) (H) and the comb guide (L) from the appliance before cleaning them. Wash them in warm soapy water, rinse them and dry them well before reassembling them on the appliance. The indicator light (C) will come on and stay on for as long as the appliance is in use. Wait about 10 minutes for the appliance to heat up before beginning to use it. Place the section between the two hot straightening plates and tighten the handles of the appliance firmly. For a totally straight look, work from the roots toward the ends of the hair. Or, you may straighten only some sections of hair, to add softness and texture. [. . . ] The consumer must present a valid receipt issued by the seller at the time of purchase as evidence of the date of purchase. The guarantee does not cover defects due to incorrect use or use other than that identified in the instruction booklet, which is an integral part of the contract of sale for the product. The guarantee does not cover defects resulting from chance (fire, short circuit) or attributable to a third party (tampering with the product). [. . . ]