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USE
During use or while unit is heating or cooling, do not rest appliance on its soleplate.
Place the product on its iron rest support (- fig. 4B), heat resistant , flat surface, as the
soleplate will be hot. As the appliance heats, the housing becomes warm. This is normal.
• Once the appliance is plugged in, the light is on. Set the thermostat control dial to the desired
setting - fig.4a.
• After the light turns off, you can begin use as the appliance has reached the appropriate
temperature.
• To begin steaming, press the steam button with the appliance facing away from you, holding
it in a vertical position
The soleplate of the 2 in 1 Steam'n Press will smooth out tough wrinkles from clothes and press
in sharp creases and pleats.
1. Starting Up
When the 2 in 1 Steam 'n Press is plugged in the soleplate heats.
Do not touch or remove the soleplate cover accessory without letting the soleplate
cool down.
• Plug in the appliance, place it on the iron rest support and wait approximately one minute for
it to reach full temperature before using. The temperature light will turn off.
2. Selecting the temperature
Set the thermostat control dial according to the type of fabric you are ironing. Check the fabric
label for the appropriate setting.
Fabric
Synthetics
nylon
polyester
Silk
wool
cotton
linen
Start at low temperature
recommend carrying out a test on a non-visible part of the garment (inner seam). Steam can
only be produced when the thermostat is aligned to
As appliance is very hot: never attempt to remove creases from a garment while it
is being worn.
Steaming clothes
Before removing or attaching the accessory, unplug your appliance and let it cool
down for one hour minimum.
The 2 in 1 Steam'n Press is equipped with a fabric brush accessory.
• To insert the accessory and slide forward until it locks into place.
• You can use the appliance with or without the accessory.
- fig.7. Press by successive pressure.
(Fig.5)
temperature regulator
(low temperature)
(medium temperature)
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(high temperature)
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and graduate to high temperature
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setting or more.
(Fig.5 to 8)
. For delicate fabrics we
(Fig.6)
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