Steam Jet Button; Dry Ironing; After Ironing; Ceramic Soleplate - PALSON Velvet Modo De Empleo

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TURNING OFF THE STEAM:
Steam generation can be stopped by:
- placing the iron on its heel.
- moving the steam adjustment control towards the less coloured area (MIN.) until it stops.
SETTING THE WATER SPRAY
When there is water in the tank, the items to be ironed can be sprayed with the water.
* Press the spray button slowly to produce a jet and quickly and hard to produce a mist.
STEAM JET:
* Press the steam jet button and then release it during ironing. A strong jet of steam will
penetrate deep into the fabric. Allow at least four seconds to pass between each time you
press the steam jet button.
Vertical ironing:
The iron can also be used for vertical ironing. This is particularly handy for removing creases from
hanging fabrics, curtains, etc.
Warning!
Never iron clothes directly on people's bodies!
Topping up with water:
* Unplug the iron from the mains supply.
* Move the steam adjustment control downwards as far as it will go. Top up with water.
* Plug the iron into the mains and wait until the temperature lamp turns off. Set the steam
adjustment control to the desired level.

DRY IRONING:

* Move the steam adjustment control as far as it will go to the less coloured area (MIN.).

AFTER IRONING:

* Unplug the iron from the mains supply. Move the steam adjustment control to "max" and
empty any water that there may be in the tank. Then, move the steam variation control to
"min" and leave the iron to cool.
* When it is not being used, always stand the iron in vertical position, on its heel; this will protect
the ceramic soleplate.
Integral power cord storage:
* For easy storage, the power cord can be wrapped around a holder. Do not pull too hard on
the cord as this could damage the cord protector.
* The iron works with a constant steam volume and this means that the steam pressure
remains constant irrespective of the quantity of water in the tank. The desired steam volume
is set by the steam adjustment control.
* The first time that you use your iron, a small quantity of smoke may be given off. This is
perfectly normal and stops after the iron has been operating for a few minutes.
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