User manual SOLAC CVG9900

[. . . ] Ifyouobserve T any of these problems, take the CVG to a one service authorized by SOLAC. Lease never leave the CVG unattended while it is connected to the supply. p · Hildren must be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance. c · His appliance is not for use by persons (including children) whose physical, sensorial or mental capaciT ties are impaired, or who lack sufficient experience or knowledge, unless they have been supervised or instructed in the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. [. . . ] Take it to your nearest CLEAN POINT or waste collection centre for treatment. Uetothehighlevelofwaterhardnessinmostareas, Solac recommends that you always use distilled D or demineralised water for ironing. You will thus guarantee that your Compact Ironing Centre stays in perfect condition for as long as possible. If you cannot find distilled water for any reason, be sure to use water that is low in minerals (soft). These products can damage the interior of the steam generation system. Se the attached cup shown in Figure 1 (12) to fill the tank, without exceeding the maximum level. Keep U the CPC in the vertical position, supported on the non-slip feet of the rear cover (see Figure 2). Ue to the fact that this product generates a considerable amount of steam, we recommend that you fill D the tank up to the maximum indicated level, otherwise you would have to fill up the water tank more frequently. We recomC mend that you classify garments by their required ironing temperature and that you begin ironing with the garmentsthatrequirethelowesttemperature(· ) NB: Ironing delicate garments with a temperature higher than necessary is harmful for the fabric and causes burnt residue to get stuck to the soleplate. In addition, an icon will appear with the scale-preventing cartridge, for 30 sec, indicating that your iron has a scale-prevention system Fig 2 (e). Nplug the CVG and fill the tank with the beaker that is supplied Fig 1 (8), in the vertical position as U shown in figure Fig 3. Hen the tank is full, the icon does not disappear from the display until you press the On ­ Off switch W and start ironing again. F the appliance were to run out of water completely, you would hear a strange noise from the microI pump. In this case, press the On-Off switch, unplug the appliance and fill the tank with water. When you press the On ­ Off switch again, this noise will disappear. He Compact Vapor Generator is fitted with a replaceable anticalc ­ system consisting of a resin filter, T which retains the limy substances in the water, preventing these from reaching the steam chamber in the sole-plateandtherebyextendingthelifeofyourCVG. ifyousowish , onthismodelyoumayreplacethe resin so that the CVG is kept in optimum condition. If you want to replace the resin, we recommend you to do it every 6 months. Changing the resin does not mean that you may overlook the advice about water hardnessgiveninthesection"BEFORESTARTINGTOIRON". In the event of not changing the resin of this CVG, it will be subject to the effects of scale just like as in other ironing systems. [. . . ] Or replacement and before removing it, make sure there is no water in the tank. O replace it, line up the arrow with the open padlock and turn it in a clockwise direction, following the T directions in the drawing, pressing the part inwards at the same time, until reaching the padlock closed position Fig 9. Hen the filter is in place, make sure that it DOES NOT STAND OUT of the back of the iron, otherwise W you will not have fitted it properly and water will leak from the tank. O not clean with abrasive chemical products or solvents as it may attack certain plastic parts and / or D removesomeofthemarksand/orindications. [. . . ]