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NOTE: The steam light illuminates to indicate
the garment steamer is heating and goes out
when it has reached temperature selected
for your steam setting. The light will cycle
on and off during use as the garment
steamer maintains the selected temperature.
Steam will begin around 40 seconds
from switching the unit on, this will be
longer if the tank water is cool.
NOTE: The steam will be irregular. This is
normal. When the steam hose is bent, the
passage of steam is restricted, and the steam
may condense back into water. The water light
may flash and the unit may beep as a reminder
to straighten the hose before using again.
Water light
When the unit detects an irregularity with
the water, the Water light on the panel will
flash, and the unit will beep as a reminder.
This will occur for 2 reasons:
1. The water level in the tank is low. Simply
refill the tank.
2. The steam hose is bent. Simply lift the
steam hose head and straighten the hose,
before using again. This will allow the
condensation to flow back down to the
tank.
Safety Auto Standby
When the water is running out, the ‘Water’
light on the panel will flash, and the unit
will beep to let you know to add more water.
If there is no water in the tank, the unit will
go into standby mode and stop heating.
The unit will beep and the flashing light will
continue until you add more water, or press
the large on/off button to turn the unit off.
Accessories
Ensure the unit is switched off and cool before
you add the accessories.
The Steam Brush simply clicks onto
the steam head. It helps to open up
the weave of fabrics to improve steam
penetration. Steam in the direction of the
nap or weave of the fabric. Do not use the
Steam Cap with the Steam Brush.
The Steam Cap is ideal to use most of the
time as it assists in even steam dispersal,
in preventing spotting and in protecting
delicate fabrics (such as silk) from water
droplets. Simply place over the steam
head, but do not use with the Steam
Brush. When finished, remove the Steam
Cap to ensure it dries completely.
Using your Garment Steamer continued
Steam Setting Chart
Steam Setting Fabric
1. Synthetics. Nylon, Polyester, Rayon
2.
Silk
3. Wool, Cotton Blends
4. Cotton, Corduroy
5. Linen, Jeans
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