H.Koenig G2 Manuel D'utilisation page 5

5. If you have a piece of clothing made of different types of fabrics, use the lowest
temperature.
6. If you really can´t find out the fabric of the piece of clothing you wish to iron, try and iron a
small non visible part at the lowest temperature and up the temperature progressively till you
find the right fit.
7. Wool should be ironed with a lot of steam and if needed with a wet cloth to avoid
damaging the fibres.
8. To avoid marks when ironing certain types of fabrics such as wool, you can iron them the
inside out.
9. If you´re ironing at high temperature, and need to use a lower one, you will need to wait a
few minutes as the iron needs time to cool down. The LED will turn off when the correct
temperature has been reached.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Do not add any substance to the water (vinegar, perfume, anti-scale, etc.
INSTRUCTUIONS TO USE YOUR NEW STEAM IRONING SYSTEM
Preparations before usage :
1. Check if the voltage indicated in the appliance is compatible with your electric
system.
2. Lower the handle by pressing the handle button. Fig.1
3. Take off the protective film you´ll find on the iron.
4. Unfold the supply and power cables.
5. Place the appliance on a stable and flat surface before using it.
6. Place the iron on the iron rest.
Filling in the water tank :
1. Press the button on the water tank in order to remove it. Fig.2
2. Take the filter off and fill in the tank. (PS: the tank is removable if you find
it easier to fill in that way. Fig.3
3. Fill in the tank with tap water till the "MAX" mark. Fig.4
4. Place the filter back into its place.
5. Place the reservoir till you hear a click noise indicating it's
securely attached. (If the appliance is on, the tank LED will lit
on) Fig.5
6. Always empty the reservoir after usage.
Note : When the reservoir is empty, you'll hear an alarm sound indicating you need to fill it in.
Stop using the appliance immediately and fill the reservoir as indicated above.
The reservoir LED :
1. Once the appliance on, the tank LED will lit to indicate the reservoir level.