Operation Manual

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4) Screw the lid tight and turn the water tank t around again (fig. J). Check that
the lid is closed tight enough that no water can escape.
5) Put the water tank
t back onto the appliance base z (fig. K).
Operation
WARNING – RISK OF INJURY!
► Never attempt to steam pieces of clothing while they are being worn.
NOTE
► When using the appliance, make sure to remove all materials that could
block the casters
o of the garment steamer from the floor (use the appli-
ance on a level, horizontal surface).
► Never block the openings in the lower part of the appliance.
► Do not use the appliance on very thick rugs or carpets.
1) Loosen the Velcro strap
0 (fig. L) and unroll the power cable 9 fully.
2) Plug the power cable
9 into the mains power socket and switch on the
appliance by pressing the On/Off switch u on the front of the appliance
(fig. M). The operating light i flashes green while the appliance is heating
up. When the appliance starts producing steam, the operating light i lights
up permanently green.
3) Hang your clothing item on the integrated clothes hanger
3 or another
clothes hanger that you can attach to the clothes hanger mount 5 of the
integrated clothes hanger 3. Also use the clips for trousers/dresses 4 in the
integrated clothes hanger 3 to steam trousers or dresses (fig. N).
4) Take hold of the steam head
1. Make sure you aim the steam openings
away from your body.
5) Start at the top of the piece of clothing and move the steam head
1 down
slowly (fig. O). Make sure that the steam hose w is always vertical.
6) To make your work easier, clamp the bottom of the clothing into the diagonal
bracket
7 before you start steaming (fig. P). Pull out and rotate the bracket to
move it to the desired position (fig. Q).
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