Morphy Richards 41540 Manual De Instrucciones página 4

41540 Orbit MEE-Rev2
In hard water areas the use of distilled or
demineralised water is recommended.
Warning: When filling your iron with
tap water always use the beaker
provided. Never fill directly under the
tap.
IMPORTANT: Never use battery topping up
fluid or water containing any substances like
starch, or sugar, or defrosted water from a
refridgerator.
T T e e m m p p e e r r a a t t u u r r e e c c o o n n t t r r o o l l
1 Plug in the iron.
2 Set the temperature control dial ¤ to the
temperature required, but don't start
T T e e m m p p e e r r a a t t u u r r e e / / f f a a b b r r i i c c g g u u i i d d e e
Heat setting markings on the iron match those of the International Textile Care Labelling
Code.
Textiles and clothes should carry ironing instructions, but if they don't, follow this fabric
guide. Be sure to test the temperature by ironing the hem of the garment or similar area first.
Symbol
Control knob
positions
Fabric
Ironing
With water in tank
Without water in tank
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30/3/06
Cool (120˚C max)
G
Do not
iron at all
Nylon, Acetates
e.g. Acrilan
Courtelle, Orlon
Triacetates, e.g.
Tricel/Polyester
Iron on wrong
side
If moisture
required use
damp cloth (not
Acetate)
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ironing immediately. The temperature
indicator light ‹ shows that the iron is
warming up.
3 After a few minutes the iron will stabilise at
the required temperature and the indicator
light will go out. It will cycle on-off during
operation to show that the iron is
maintaining the selected temperature.
It is always a good idea to begin with cool
fabrics and work up to higher settings. An
iron heats up quicker than it cools down so
you'll save time and electricity.
If you do adjust the temperature from a
hot setting to a cooler setting, wait until the
iron temperature has stabilised before you
continue ironing.
Warm (160˚C max)
GG
Wool, Polyester
mixtures e.g.
Polyester/Cotton
Dry
Dry ironing
Hot (210˚C max)
GGG
Cotton, Linen
Rayon, Rayon
mixtures, e.g.
Rayon/Linen
Fabrics requiring
this setting
usually require
steam pressing
for heavy cotton,
denim etc.
Steam/
shot-of-steam