User manual SOLAC PV1610

[. . . ] Make sure the cord does not come into contact with sharp edges or hot surfaces. Do not leave the cord hanging over the edge of a table or worktop, to prevent children from pulling it and causing the appliance to fall. If the power cord is damaged, it should be replaced by the manufacturer or by your after-sales service shop or similar qualified personnel to prevent possible hazards. Remove all elements from the inside or outside of the appliance used for protection during transport or for sales promotions, such as paper or plastic bags, plastic sheets, cardboard and stickers. [. . . ] Take it to the CLEAN POINT or waste collection centre closest to your home for processing. Before disposing of your used appliance, you should make it visibly unserviceable and have it disposed of according to current national legislation. Main body Power supply connection cord Metal soleplate Water filling inlet Water tank Steam button 7 8 9 10 11 Temperature selector Steam Selector Heating light Voltage Selector Filling beaker 1 to the proper position using a tool. Due to high water hardness levels in the mains water supply in most areas, Solac recommends that distilled water should always be used for ironing. This will ensure that that your iron will remain in optimal conditions for a longer period of time. If for any reason demineralised water is not available, be sure to use water with poor mineral qualities (soft) or filter your tap water using a purifying jug. 1 With the iron unplugged from the power supply, move the steam selector (8) to the closed position (fig. Fill the water tank without exceeding the maximum level with the help of the enclosed beaker (11), keeping the iron in a horizontal position (Fig. When loading the tank, make sure the water does not overflow into the water filling inlet. ) We recommend that clothes are sorted according to the temperature required for : Ironing delicate garments with a higher temperature than necessary will damage , If you have any doubts about the temperature to use on a particular garment, test a part of the garment that is not visible, starting first with the lowest temperatures. en ) Completely remove all elements used for transport and packaging. N If the unit is hot, handle with caution and avoid touching the metal sole plate. N Never leave the iron in the horizontal position when the soleplate is hot. It must rest on n Be careful with steam, do not direct steam towards people, animals or delicate objects. ) For very delicate garments, place a cloth between the iron and the delicate garment, to Extend the cord completely and plug the socket into the power supply. Select the desired working temperature according to the garment being ironed (see "TEMPERATURE SELECTION (fig. Select iron with steam ; or without steam , as convenient (see "STEAM SELECTION"). When you finish using the iron, move the steam (8) to the closed position and the temperature selector (7) in the min position. Disconnect the connection cord from the power supply Empty the water tank (see "EMPTYING THE WATER TANK"). Wait until the iron is completely cool and store upright in a safe place. ) Before using for the first time, use the appliance to iron a cloth or old garment, to clean Set the temperature selector (7) to the max position and wait a few minutes until the iron reaches the appropriate temperature (heating light will switch off). Do not worry if the iron gives off a little smoke when using for the first time. [. . . ] Do not clean with harsh chemicals or solvents as they may attack plastic parts and / or eliminate some of the settings and / or indications. 2 Keep your iron in a vertical position, wrap the cable around the heel base and secure the cable with the clip. Although the power cord has a 360º swivel component, NEVER FORCE the cord when starting to wrap it around the product. Solac accepts no liability for faults in your appliance in the event of noncompliance with the specifications of the warranty conditions or failure to follow the operating or maintenance directions included in the instruction brochure for every appliance. [. . . ]