UFESA PL2410 Manual De Instrucciones página 18

Make sure when placing it back to the station that it fits correctly.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
NB: If it is the first time you have steam-ironed or if the product has not been used for some time, turn
the temperature control to a steam ironing position and press the steam button continuously until
steam comes out. This process can take a few minutes.
Place the Steam Station on a firm level table, bench or ironing board.
Plug the unit into a power outlet and switch on at the power point.
Adjust the temperature dial in terms of choose the kind of fabrics that you want to iron.
Note: If you want to use the steam ironing, we suggest you to adjust the temperature dial on MAX.
When the iron operating light indicator goes out the device will be ready for use.
Note: During the whole operating time, the iron operating light indicator will go on and off in erratic inter-
vals, this is normal.
To make the steam jet come out, select the steam position with the steam selector and press the steam
trigger, and if you want to stop the steam release the steam trigger, in a few seconds steam will stop.
Select the steam setting by pressing and holding the steam button. The steam setting can be switched
off at any time by releasing the steam button. Push the steam locker with continues steamer without
pressing the steam button.
Ironing Tips
• Start with the fabrics to be ironed at a low temperature and finish with those that need higher temper-
atures.
• For mixed fibre fabric, set the ironing temperature to a lower setting.
• For woollen garments, press the steam trigger repeatedly over the garment without physically touching
it with the iron.
• For thicker fabrics, raise the iron temperature at MAX position.
Ironing Guide Chart
Below is a guide on the temperature setting required for different types of fabric, along with the recom-
mended iron method.
Marking
. (1 dot)
. . (2 dots)
... (3 dots) / MAX
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Material, for example
Acetate, elastane, polyamide, polypropylene
Cupro, polyester, silk, triacetate, viscose, wool
Cotton / Linen