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Use
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Preparing the laundry
Residual moisture
For an excellent finish and optimum ironing performance, the laundry
that is to be ironed should have the following levels of residual mois-
ture, depending on the type of ironing being carried out:
PRI214/217: 15–25% residual moisture
PRI210: 15% residual moisture
The ideal residual moisture level depends on the composition of the
fabric.
Sorting the laun-
dry
Sort the laundry according to type and fabric before starting to iron.
At the same time, please observe the instructions on the laundry
item’s care label. We recommend sorting the laundry in the following
order:
Type of material Symbol Temperature
Nylon, other synthetics 212-230°F (100–110°C)
then
Woolens, silk 231-302°F (111–150°C)
followed by
Cotton, linen 303-365°F (151–185°C)
The rotary iron must not be used for laundry containing more than
50% synthetic fibres (e.g., Dralon).
The high temperature of the rotary iron will cause the fabric to melt.
Laundry containing less than 50% synthetic fibers can be ironed at
low temperature (•range).
Starched laundry should always be ironed last.
Otherwise, any remaining starch residue on the heater plate may
have a negative effect when ironing other laundry items.
Preparing for use
Turn on the on-site power switch for the power supply.
Press the button to switch on the rotary iron.
The red display symbol flashes.
Now gently press the underside of the finger guard.
The rotary iron switches to normal operating mode.
The rotary iron is only ready to use if the finger guard has been acti-
vated properly. Otherwise, the rotary iron will switch off again after a
short period of time.
The red symbol will appear in the display and the heater plate will
heat up.
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