Hints for use (fig. A, C & D)
Fill the water reservoir (7) with water.
Place the appliance on a stable, flat and
heat-resistant floor with the steam vents
pointing away from the door.
Hang the door hook (14) on top of a door
(fig. D1).
Hang the steam head (6) on the door hook
(14) (fig. D1 & D2).
Insert the mains plug into the wall socket.
Switch on the appliance using the on/off
switch (1). The on/off indicator (2) comes
on. The appliance starts heating.
Note: Keep the steam head (6) on the door
hook (14) during the heat-up process.
Wait until steam comes out of the steam
hose (3) after approximately 2.5 minutes.
Remove the steam head (6) from the door
hook (14) with the steam vents pointing
away from you.
Hang the garment with a clothes hanger on
the door hook (14).
Hold the steam head (6) with the steam
vents pointing away from you.
Lightly touch the garment with the steam
head (6). Move the steam head (6) in a
vertical direction, starting at the top of the
garment and gradually moving downwards
(fig. D3).
Note: The appliance may make a gurgling
sound during use, which is a normal result of
condensation. If a gurgling sound occurs, hold
the steam hose (3) holding the hose in an
upright position to drain the excess moisture
back into the water reservoir.
If necessary, add more water into the water
reservoir (7).
If the process is completed, remove the
clothes hanger with the garment from the
door hook (14) and hang the steam head
(6) on the door hook (14).
Switch off the appliance using the on/off
switch (1). The on/off indicator (2) goes off.
Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.
Allow the appliance to cool down completely.
Fabric brush (fig. E)
The fabric brush (11) is used to open the weave
of the fabric for better steam penetration.
Warning!
- Before mounting the accessory, always
switch off the appliance, remove the mains
plug from the wall socket and wait until the
appliance has cooled down.
Mount the fabric brush (11) to the steam
head (6) by aligning the bottom of the fabric
brush with the bottom of the steam head.
Gently push the top of the fabric brush (11)
on the steam head (6) until it clicks into place.
Gently brush the area to be steamed with
the grain or nap of the fabric.
Move the steam head (6) in a vertical
direction, starting at the top of the garment
and gradually moving downwards.
Remove the fabric brush (11) from the steam
head (6) by pressing the tab (15) and pulling
the fabric brush (11) forward.
Crease attachment (fig. F)
The crease attachment (12) is used to create
straight creases.
Warning!
- Before mounting the accessory, always
switch off the appliance, remove the mains
plug from the wall socket and wait until the
appliance has cooled down.
Mount the crease attachment (12) to the
steam head (6) by sliding the crease
attachment (12) into the holder (16).
Gently push the crease attachment (12)
into place (fig. F1).
Press the handle (17) to open the crease
attachment (12) (fig. F2).
Put the fabric in the space between the
crease attachment (12) and the steam head
(6) (fig. F3).
Release the handle (17).
Move the steam head (6) in a vertical
direction, starting at the top of the garment
and gradually moving downwards.
Remove the crease attachment (12) from
the steam head (6) by sliding the crease
attachment (12) from the holder (16) (fig. F1).