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17
B O S C H
* Model dependent
Trouble shooting
Problem Probable cause Solution
The iron does
not heat up.
1. Temperature control (12) set to
minimum.
2. The “secure” system has been
activated (“auto off” indicator light
15* ashes). The iron is set to
stand-by.
3. The “SensorSecure”* system has
been activated (“SensorSecure”
indicator light 16* ashes). The
iron is set to stand-by.
1. Turn to a higher position.
2. To reconnect the iron, just
move it about gently.
3. Grip the handle of the iron to
re-start it.
The clothes
tend to stick.
1. The temperature is too high. 1. Turn the temperature control
(12) down and wait until the
iron has cooled down.
Water drips out
of the soleplate
(7) together
with steam.
1. Temperature control (12) setting
is too low.
2. Steam regulator (3) is set too high
in conjunction with a low
temperature.
3. You have pressed the shot of
steam button (2) repeatedly
without waiting for 5 seconds
between each press.
1. Turn the temperature control
to a higher setting (between
“••” and “max”) and wait until
the pilot light (13) goes out.
2. Set the steam regulator (3) to
a lower setting.
3. Wait 5 seconds between each
press of the shot of steam
button.
Steam does not
come out.
1. Steam regulator (3) is set to [
]
position.
2. The temperature is too low.
Anti-drip system is activated.
1. Set the steam regulator to a
higher position.
2. Set to a higher temperature if
compatible with the fabric.
Smoke comes
out when
connecting the
iron for the rst
time.
1. This may be caused by the
lubrication of some of the internal
parts.
1. This is normal and will stop
after a few minutes.
Excessive
dripping or
steaming.
1. No proper closing of
“Calc’nClean” system.
1. Actuate a few times the “clean”
button (10).
Deposits come
out through the
holes in the
soleplate (7).
1. Traces of lime scale are coming
out of the steam chamber.
1. Carry out a cleaning cycle
(see “Calc’nClean” section).
If none of the above solves the problem, get in touch with an authorised technical service.
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