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If the water in your area is hard or semi-hard use mix tap water with distilled or demineralized
water purchased in stores, in the ratio 2:1 and 1:1 respectively (distilled water: tap water). Check
with your water supplier to determine the type of water in your area. Never use 100% distilled
or demineralized, rain water, softened water, scented water, water from other appliances such as
refrigerators, air conditioners, dryers or other types of home water preparation water.
2. Heating
1. Unwind the water hose (13) and the mains cable (14). Plug mains cable into an earthed socket.
2. Press the steam level selection button on the base (1) or on the handle of the iron (3) for several
seconds to switch the appliance on, until a beep is heard. The indicator light of the button (3) will
flash indicating that the appliance is heating up.
3. When the iron is ready to use, the indicator light of the button (3) will remain permanently lit.
3. Ironing
This iron is suitable for all fabrics that can be ironed. Prevents clothes from being damaged due to
an unsuitable temperature being selected.
Press the steam release button (5) for ironing with steam.
Important:
During the first seconds of use the amount of steam will be lower and it will increase progressively.
Drops of water may leak out while there is still air in the circuit.
Warning: Ironing with an excessive amount of steam may produce condensation of the hot water
and dripping from the ironing board or through any other permeable surface.
Important: the iron is not designed to stand on its heel. Always rest it horizontally on the iron pad
(6) during ironing pauses.
1. Ironing modes
Select the steam mode by pressing the steam level selection button on the base (1) or on the
handle of the iron (3)
"ECO" mode: the steam is generated with short pulses, therefore you can save energy and water
and still achieve good results when ironing most of your garments.
"MAX" mode: this mode is designed to remove stubborn wrinkles or to press in a sharp crease or
pleat.
2. Vertical steam
This feature allows you to smooth out creases in garments or drapery in a similar manner to a
garment steamer. The high steam pressure of the Steam Station can provide bursts of steam while
holding the iron vertically. For best results, utilize on delicate or light fabrics. Only direct steam at
hanging garments in a safe area and ensure you always refer to garment manufacturer recom-
mendations.
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