Changing The Temperature Unit (°C / °F); Favorites Setting; Preventing Running While Unloaded; Power Outage During Ironing - Miele professional PM 1210 Mode D'emploi

Changing the temperature unit (°C / °F)
The temperature unit can be changed from °C to °F by Miele Service.

Favorites setting

Using the  button, the most frequently used combination of
temperature and roller speed can be saved so that it can be accessed
quickly and easily.
Press and hold the  button until it flashes once to save the desired
parameters. Saved values can be called up by pressing the  button
briefly. The previously set values will be restored upon exiting the
favorites function.

Preventing running while unloaded

If you interrupt the ironing process for a certain period of time, press
the  button to enter Pause mode or alternatively press the  button
to switch off the iron. This prevents any unnecessary running while
unloaded (i.e. the iron operating without laundry) and means that
much less strain is exerted on the roller cover and the drive.
If the iron is operated while unloaded over an extended period of
time, this will result in the roller padding significantly drying out.
This may cause a significant reduction in the service life of the
padding.

Power outage during ironing

In the event of a power outage, the heater plate disengages
automatically. When the power is restored, you need to restart the
rotary iron by pressing the  button.
If a power outage persists for an extended period of time, the rotary
iron must be switched on again by pressing the  button, operating
the finger guard and pressing the  button.

Peak-load / energy management (optional)

The iron can be connected to a peak-load / energy management
system using a kit which is available as an optional accessory. If the
peak-load / energy management system is active, the heater element
of the iron is turned off and either  or . flashes in the display.
The residual heat in the heater plate means that ironing can continue
until the iron goes into Pause mode .
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