User manual CLATRONIC DB 2546 NEW

[. . . ] Before commissioning this device please read the instruction manual carefully. ⷠPlease keep these instructions, the guaranty certificate, the sales receipt and, if possible, the carton with the inner packaging! [. . . ] Under no circumstances must the device be placed in water or other liquid, or come into contact with such*). ⷠShould the device become moist or wet, remove the mains plug from the socket immediately*). The ironing base becomes hot very quickly and takes a long time to cool down. Numbering of the Controls Steam jet button Steam regulator with self-clean function Filler opening for the water tank Spray nozzle Spray button 6 7 8 9 Control lamp Base Temperature regulator Water tank Clean the ironing base with a slightly damp cloth. The water tank (9) is filled through the replenishing hole (3) with cold water. Electrical connection Make sure that the iron voltage (see name plate) and the line voltage match. it is set with the thermostat (8): ¼ Synthetics , silk (low temperature) ¼¼ Wool (medium temperature) ¼¼¼ Cotton , linen (high temperature) 4. As soon as it shuts off, the set temperature is reached (approximately 3 min. The quantity of steam can be regulated using the steam quantity regulator (2). Vertical Steam: This can be used to produce a jet of steam in a vertical direction. After the control lamp (6) goes off remove the machine from the mains supply. Now hold the machine horizontally above a sink, turn the steam quantity control (2) to the self-cleaning symbol and rock it to and fro until the tank is empty. When pressed and turned the control switch then returns to the position. Always switch the steam quantity control to "OFF/0" in order to prevent the contents of the tank from leaking. [. . . ] The cleaning, servicing and replacement of wear parts are not covered by this warranty and hence are to be paid for. Once the warranty has expired, repairs can be carried out by specialized technicians or repair services against the payment of the service. [. . . ]