Eco Function; Ironing With Steam; Spray Function - Imetec TITANOX L6501 Instrucciones Para El Uso

ECO FUNCTION

The appliance is equipped with new technology that optimises steam production, thereby
reducing energy consumption.
Set the steam selector (5) to ECO to activate the function.
It is recommended to use the ECO function for delicate garments (silk, wool and light cotton).
IRONING WITHOUT STEAM (DRy)
Follow the instructions in the "steam ironing" section, leaving the steam selector (5) set to 0.

IRONING WITH STEAM

Select the amount of steam via the steam selector (5).
Move the steam selector (5) to any position between minimum and maximum according to
the desired amount.
Continuous steam will only be dispensed when the iron is in a horizontal position.
This stops when the iron is set upright or the steam selector (5) is set to 0.
Steam can only be used at the highest temperatures, as indicated by the symbol on the
temperature adjustment knob (2) [Fig. D].
If the selected temperature is too low, water droplets may drip from the plate.
Warning: the plate temperature LED (1) goes on intermittently while ironing,
thereby indicating that the selected temperature is maintained.
SUPER-STEAM AND VERTICAL STEAM
Press the super-steam button (4) to generate a strong shot of steam that penetrates the
fabric and eliminates the most difficult creases.
Wait a few seconds between each pressing action of the iron [Fig. E].
Press the super-steam button (4) intermittently to iron in an upright direction (curtains, hung
clothes, etc.) [Fig. F].
Warning: the super-steam function can only be used at high temperatures.
Stop the steam when the plate temperature LED (1) lights up and start
ironing when this goes off.

SPRAy FUNCTION

Verify that there is water in the reservoir (11).
Press the spray button (3): slowly for dense spray or fast for mist [Fig. G].
Warnings: dampen delicate fabric using the spray function (3) or
alternatively, lay a damp cloth between the fabric and the iron.
Do not use the spray on silk or synthetics.
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