Disposal Of Old Electrical Appliances - Hotpoint Ariston SI C35 CKG Mode D'emploi

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In order to keep the soleplate perfectly
smooth and polished, avoid contacts with
metal objects, do not iron sharp objects, such as
buttons, studs and hinges in order to avoid
scratching the plate.
5. Regularly rinse the reservoir with clean water.
After cleaning, always empty the water reservoir.
Auto-Clean Function (K)
If you have been using water from the tap, we
recommend starting the Auto-Clean function after
ironing.
The use of the Auto-Clean function should
not be deemed the same as using deminera-
lised water on a regular basis.
1. Check that the appliance is disconnected from
the electrical socket and the steam regulator is
(3) set to Off.
2. Fill the water reservoir (11) up to the maximum
water level (12).
3. Connect the plug of the appliance into a
grounded socket (220-240V).
4. Set the temperature to the maximum value with
the temperature control (5).
5. Wait at least 2 or 3 minutes to warm the iron
completely.
6. Holding the iron above the sink or a container
made of resistant material, press the Auto-Clean
button (10) and shake gently.
Steam and boiling water will come out of the
soleplate with scale residues and other
impurities. Never use plastic containers for
collection.
7. Switch off the iron and disconnect it from the
electrical socket.
8. Set the steam select to the maximum position.
9. Allow water to come out of the holes for at least
30 minutes.
10. Slide the iron gently on a cloth to eliminate any
stains from the soleplate.
11. Before using the iron again, press the shot of
steam button (1) repeatedly to eliminate any
scale residues.
When making this operation, keep the iron
away from the garments in order not to
stain them.
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DISPOSAL OF OLD
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
recycling of the materials they contain and reduce the
impact on human health and the environment.
The crossed out "wheeled bin" symbol on the product
reminds you of your obligation, that when you dispose
of the appliance it must be separately collected. Con-
sumers should contact their local authority or retailer
for information concerning the correct disposal of their
old appliance.
Sort the garments out according to the fabric
types. This will reduce the need to adjust the
temperature according to the different fabrics.
Start with the garments that require a low ironing
temperature and continue with the garments
requiring higher ironing temperatures.
If you are not sure about the composition of
the fabric, try ironing a hidden part such as a
seam, hem or internal section. Start with a low
temperature and gradually increase it until you
find the ideal ironing setting.
When you reduce the iron's temperature to iron
delicate garments, wait approximately 2 minutes
to let the iron reach the new settings.
Pure wool (100% wool) garments can be steam-
ironed as long as the temperature is set to wool.
We recommend using a cotton cloth to prevent
any shiny marks on the garment.
Never iron areas with obvious perspiration
marks because the heat will fix the stains and
make them permanent.
The European Directive 2012/19/EU on Wa-
ste Electrical and Electronic Equipment
(WEEE), requires that old household electri-
cal appliances must not be disposed of in
the normal unsorted municipal waste stre-
am.
Old appliances must be collected separately
in order to optimise the recovery and