Инструкция по эксплуатации ViTESSE VS-656 — страница 4

Turbo Steam Ironing

Vertical steam ironing:

Auto-shut off function

Anti-drip system:

Turbo Steam feature provides additional steam for removing stubborn creases. 1 Set the "adjustable steam knob" to "

"position and then fill the water tank with clean tap water refer to above filling instruction.

2 Connect the appliance to a suitable socket outlet set the temperature control button to "MAX" position The power indicator light will blink which indicate that the unit being heated up When the power indicator light change to illuminate steadily the required temperature is reached.

3 Press the turbo steam button two or three times in quick succession to obtain more powerful turbo steam.

4 It is normal that a small amount of water may be ejected from the soleplate when pressing turbo steam button so frequently that temperature of soleplate will be decreased accordingly It is supposed to stop pressing turbo steam button and allow it to heat up again.

5 Before storing allow the unit completely cool down Caution: when using turbo steam ironing turn adjustable steam knob to "

" position.

Follow the steam ironing process and then hold the iron in vertical position between 15cm away from the hanged fabrics.(Fig 6).Press the steam button this will create vertical steam This feature is especially used for removing creases from hanging clothes and curtains Never perform steam ironing directly on person Note: Power indicator light blinks quickly which indicate the temperature of soleplate is too high;
slowly blink showing low temperature.

VS-656: The appliance will automatically shut off if it has been successively used for more than 60 minutes and all illuminate light will go out To continue ironing only press the temperature control button again VS-656-M: When the iron is stationary in horizontal position for about 30 seconds or in vertical position for about 8 minutes the unit will auto shut off All indicator light turn off Press down the reset button or allow the iron move front to back it will be react to original fabric setting again.

This appliance has a safety mechanical protection which can protect water drip from the soleplate when the temperature of steam chamber is so low that it cannot provide steam

Anti-calc system:

Maintenance:

1 The anti-calc box is designed to purify hard water and reduce the build-up of limescale which occurs during steam ironing this will prolong the working life of your iron.

2 The anti-calc box should be replaced with a new one after two months in case of using one time each day and you can contact with manufacturer or agency for purchasing a new one).

3 To replace the anti-calc box take it out of the water-filling hole and then replace with a new one (Fig.7)

After several use of your iron a little amount of limescale will be built up in the steam chamber and steam outlet follow up below self-cleaning process it will be well removed. 1 Set the adjustable steam knob to" "position. 2 Fill water tank with water to max filling line. 3 Place the iron on the ironing rest and put a sink under the ironing rest to prepare for pouring water and ejecting steam.

4 Set temperature control button to "MAX" position.

5 Plug the unit into the main socket. 6 Allow the iron to heat up for 2 minutes 7 Disconnect the iron from main socket. 8 Hold the iron horizontally over the sink. 9 Push the self-cleaning button (Fig.8)
10 Boiling water and steam will emit from the outlet of the soleplate and wash away the impurities and scale.

11 Move the iron backwards and forwards while this happens Go on letting steam and water escape until the water tank is virtually empty.

12 Set the adjustable steam knob to " " position. 13 Insert the iron into main socket again. 14 Set the temperature control button to "MAX" position Let the iron heat up again The remainder of the water inside the steam chamber will now vaporize.

15 Unplug from power supply and allow soleplate to cool down and wipe it clean with a soft damp cloth.

Note: Never use scouring pads abrasive or harsh cleaners as this may scratch the surface.

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