Information On The Use Of The Machine - grandimpianti S 160/30 Instrucciones Para La Instalación Y Para El Uso

IMPORTANT:
THE PICTURES AND DIAGRAMS
BELOW ARE INDISPENSABLE TO
IDENTIFY AND ORDER THE SPARE
PARTS.
6.2 COMPLETE RANGE OF
APPLICATIONS
Your roller ironer has been designed to iron
wool, cotton, linen, silk and different types
of synthetic fabrics. Set the appropriate
operating temperatures on the thermostat
according to the instructions provided in
this booklet.
6.3. INFORMATION REGARDING THE
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
The appliance's electric unit is made up of
safety and control devices installed on an
appropriate plate inside the right cabinet
panel of the appliance. Diagrams and
detailed lists may be found further on in this
booklet (see figures).
6.4 CERTIFICATE OF
CONFORMITY
The roller ironer described in the present
manual complies with the following
directives:
73/23/ECC, 93/68/ECC
89/336/ECC, 92/31/ECC, 92/68/ECC
and standards
EN60335-1, EN 60335-2-44
EN 55014, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3
EN 55104
7. INFORMATION ON THE
USE OF THE MACHINE
7.1 OPERATION
Switch the appliance on by the cutout
switches on the wall and on the right side of
the appliance.
Sort out the laundry to be ironed according
to the type of fabric. At first keep the
temperature low and iron the most delicate
laundry. Gradually increase the heat using
the thermostat and iron the most heat-
resistant fabrics last. When the machine is
equipped with a speed controller, it is
possible to start ironing even before the
basin has reached its temperature set point.
A slower movement will make up for
insufficient basin heat.
The relative humidity contained in the
laundry to be ironed must not exceed
20÷25%.
The following table indicates the appropriate
temperature settings for different types of
fabrics. It also contains the current symbols
used by the textile industry:
FABRIC Symbol* Indicat.
Perlon/arti- 0 Low
ficial silk
Silk-wool 00 Medium
Cotton-linen 000 High
200°C
* These symbols (inside a tiny iron) are
currently seen on the labels applied to
garments.
Switching the appliance on by the wall
cutout switch ahead of the appliance and the
switch on the right side of the appliance, the
yellow LED on the control panel will light
up to indicate that the machine is being
powered. When the START push button is
depressed the green LED and relevant
displays will light up, respectively
indicating the effective temperature and the
selected speed (on appliances featuring a
speed regulator only).
TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT
The control panel features three push
buttons for temperature adjustment: "+", "-
" and "SET". The display shows the instant
temperature value at the ironing basin.
To display the set temperature value press
the "SET" push button. As the setting
flashes, it is possible to either increase or
decrease the settting by the "+" or "-"
buttons. If no button is pressed for a few
seconds the display will return to its normal
mode and the ironing basin will resume
heating.
When the set temperature is reached the
value tends to remain stable within a narrow
temperature range.
NOTE: Variations of ±5-8°C have no
effects on ironing quality. When the first
clothes are introduced the temperature will
drop by a few degrees and then it will return
to the set value. This is absolutely normal
and so is the continuous switching on and
off of the heating system.
Furthermore, during the first hours of use, a
smell produced by the insulation coating on
the heating elements may come out from the
housing slots. Such a smell is absolutely
harmless and will disappear after a few
hours of work.
BASIN MOVEMENT
When the pedal lever is pressed the roller
starts revolving in the working direction.
After 4 seconds have elapsed, the heating
basin is laid down until it presses against the
roller. This short interval helps introduce
very wrinkled clothes into the machine.
To bring the ironing basin back to its resting
position just push on the pedal again, so that
the basin is lifted and the roller revolves in
the opposite direction.
WARNING: for energy-saving purposes,
the appliance will go off automatically after
the pedal has been idle for 20 minutes. The
Temperature
basin will then be brought to its rest position
and the STOP yellow LED on the control
max. 110°C
panel will go on.
max. 150°C
max. 200°C
150°C 110°C
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SPEED ADJUSTMENT
The driving speed can be adjusted by using
the "!" and "" " push buttons.
The adjustable speed ranges from 2 to 4 m
per minute, which correspond to settings
from "1" to "7".
The possibility to change the driving speed
provides higher versatility to the machine,
which will easily cope with the various
fabrics to be ironed.
FINISHING THE IRONING JOB
At the end of the working day it is advisable
to allow the roller to turn for a couple of
minutes with the basin in its working
position and a medium-low temperature
setting in order to let humidity evaporate
from the roller cover.
To switch the appliance off just press the
stop push button. If the basin is in its rest
position the machine will go off normally.
Conversely, if the roller is still turning the
basin will be lifted and only then the
machine will be put off.
Then cut off the power supply by turning off
both the built-in cutout switch and the wall
cutout switch.
COIN-OPERATED MACHINES
Machines equipped with a coin-meter are
switched on by the insertion of the
appropriate coin and will go off as soon as
the programmed runtime has elapsed. The
procedure followed to switch the machine
off is the one described above for ordinary
machines, except for the fact that it is
carried out automatically, with no need for
the user to operate any device.
The instructions for the change of factory
runtime values are delivered along with
such special appliances.
CAUTION: Never leave the ironing basin
in contact with the roller while hot, as this
will damage the roller cover quickly.
The emergency push button on the machine
must be actuated only in case of danger for
the user and must not be used to switch the
appliance off normally.
When introducing the laundry into the ironer
make sure that buttons, zips, clasps and
buckles do not touch the basin; if they
should, cover them with a cloth or place
them facing the roller.
Do not iron clothes sewn with synthetic
thread, plastic-printed fabrics or garments
having plastic parts.
In case of a black-out during operation,
carry out the following instructions in order
to raise the roller manually, rescue any
fabrics left in the appliance and avoid
scorching the roller cover:
- Turn off both the built-in cutout switch and
the wall cutout switch.
- Open the emergency lid with the key
supplied and turn the handwheel clockwise
in order to quickly raise the basin from the
roller.
- Put the emergency lid back in place.