Saturn ST-CC7109 - Инструкция (Страница 3)

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ANTI-CALC SYSTEM
A special resin filter inside the water
reservoir softens the water and prevents
scale build-up in the plate. The resin
filter is permanent and does not need
replacing.
Please note:
Use tap water only. Distilled
and/demineralised water makes the
anti-calc system ineffective by altering
its physicochemical characteristics.
Do not use chemical additives, scented
substances or decalcifiers. Failure to
comply with the above-mentioned regu-
lations leads to the loss of guarantee.
ANTI-DRIP SYSTEM
With the anti-drip system, you can per-
fectly iron even the most delicate fab-
rics.
Always iron these fabrics at low temper-
atures. The plate may cool down to the
point where no more steam comes out,
but rather drops of boiling water that
can leave marks or stains. In these cas-
es, the Anti-drip system automatically
activates to prevent vaporization, so
that you can iron the most delicate fab-
rics without risk of spoiling or staining
them.
G E N E R A L I N S T R U C T I O N S
When using the iron for the first time,
you may notice a slight emission of
smoke and hear some sounds made by
the expanding plastics. This is quite
normal and it stops after a short time.
We also recommend passing the iron
over an ordinary cloth before using it for
the first time.
PREPARATIONS
Soft the laundry to be ironed according
to the international symbols on the
garment label, or if this is missing, ac-
cording to the type of fabric.
GARMENT
LABEL
FABRIC
TYPE THERMOSTAT
REGULATION
synthetic
·
low tempera-
ture
silk -
wool
··
medium tem-
perature
Cotton -
linen
···
high tempera-
ture
Fabric not to be ironed
Start ironing the garments requiring a
low temperature.
This reduces the waiting times (the iron
takes less time to heat up than to cool
down) and eliminates the risk of scorch-
ing the fabric.
STEAM IRONING
Filling the reservoir
- Check that the plug is disconnected
from the socket.
- Move the steam selector (3) to “0”
[Fig. 1].
- Open the lid (2).
- Raise the tip of the iron to help the
water enter the opening without over-
flowing.
- Slowly pour the water into the reser-
voir using the special measure (15) and
taking care not to go over the maximum
level (about 300ml) indicated by “MAX”
on the reservoir [Fig. 2].
- Close the lid (2).
SELECTING THE TEMPERATURE.
- Put the iron in a vertical position.
- Put the plug in the socket.
- Adjust the thermostat knob (10) ac-
cording to the international symbol on
the garment label [Fig. 3]. The plate
temperature control light (9) indicates
that the iron is heating up. Wait until
the plate temperature control light goes
off before ironing.
Warning: during ironing, the plate tem-
perature control light (9) comes on at
intervals, indicating that the selected
temperature is maintained. If you lower
the thermostat temperature after iron-
ing at a high temperature, do not start
ironing until the plate temperature con-
trol light comes on again.
SELECTING THE STEAM.
The quantity of steam is regulated by
the steam selector (3).
- Move the steam selector to a position
between minimum and maximum de-
5
pending on the quantity of steam re-
quired and the temperature selected
[Fig. 1].
Warning: the iron gives off steam con-
tinuously only if you hold the iron hori-
zontally. You can stop the continuous
steam by placing the iron in a vertical
position or by moving the steam selec-
tor to “0”. As indicated on the thermo-
stat knob (11) and in the initial table,
you can only use steam at the highest
temperatures.
If the selected temperature is too low,
water may drip onto the plate.
SELECTING SHOT-STEAM AND
STEAM WHEN IRONING VERTICAL-
LY.
Press the shot-steam button (5) to gen-
erate a powerful burst of steam that can
penetrate the fabrics and smooth the
most difficult and tough creases. Wait
for a few seconds before pressing again
[Fig. 4].
By pressing the shot-steam button at
intervals you can also iron vertically
(curtains, hung garments, etc.) [Fig. 5].
Warning: the shot-steam function can
only be used at high temperatures. Stop
the emission when the plate tempera-
ture control light (9) comes on, than
start ironing again only after the light
has gone off.
DRY IRONING
To iron without steam, follow the in-
structions in section “steam ironing”,
leaving the steam selector (3) on posi-
tion “0”.
SPRAY FUNCTION
Make sure that there is water in the
reservoir. Press the spray button (4)
slowly (for a dense spray) or quickly (for
a vaporized spray) [Fig. 6].
Warning: for delicate fabrics, we rec-
ommend moistening the fabric before-
hand using the spray function (4), or
putting a damp cloth between the iron
and the fabric. To avoid staining, do not
use the spray on silk or synthetic fab-
rics.
CLEANING
Please note: before cleaning the iron in
any way, make sure that the appliance
plug is not connected to the socket.
Any deposits, starch residue or size left
on the plate can be removed using a
damp cloth or an unabrasive liquid de-
tergent.
Avoid scratching the plate with steel
wool or metallic objects.
The plastic parts can be cleaned with a
damp cloth then wiped over with a dry
cloth.
SELF-CLEANING
The self-cleaning feature cleans inside
the plate, removing impurities. We rec-
ommend using it every 10-15days. Di-
rections:
-Fill the reservoir up to the maximum
level indicated and set the steam selec-
tor
-Set the thermostat knob (11) to the
maximum temperature and wait for the
light (6) to turn off.
-Pull the plug out of the socket and hold
the iron horizontally over the sink.
-Hold the cleanout button (12) setting
until all the boiling water, steam, impu-
rities come out [Fig. 7].
-When the soleplate has cooled down,
you can clean it with a damp cloth.
HOW TO PUT IT AWAY
- Disconnect the plug of the iron from
the socket.
- Empty the reservoir by turning the
iron upside down and gently shaking it.
- Leave the iron to cool down complete-
ly.
- Roll up the power cord with the re-
winder [Fig. 8].
- Always put the iron away in a vertical
position.
ADVICE FOR GOOD IRONING
We recommend using the lowest tem-
peratures with fabrics that have unusual
finishes (sequins, embroidery, flush,
etc.).
If the fabric is mixed (e.g. 40% cotton
60% synthetics), set the thermostat to
the temperature of the fibre requiring
the lower temperature.
If you don’t know the composition of the
fabric, determine the suitable tempera-
ture by testing on a hidden corner of the
garment. Start with a low temperature
and increase it gradually until it reaches
the ideal temperature.
Never iron areas with traces of perspira-
tion or other marks: the heat of the
plate fixes the stains on the fabric, mak-
ing them irremovable.
The size is more effective if you use a
dry iron at a moderate temperature:
excess heat scorches it with the risk of
forming a yellow mark.
To avoid marking silk, woolen or syn-
thetic garments shiny, iron them inside
out.
To avoid marking velvet garments shiny,
iron in one direction (following the fibre)
and do not press down on the iron.
The heavier the washing machine is
loaded, the more garments come out