Fakir BT 200 Owner's manual

Category
Steam ironing stations
Type
Owner's manual

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Informationen für Ihre Sicherheit und Entsorgungshinweise Seiten 4-5
Technische Daten Seite 5
Grundausstattung Seite 6
Sonderzubehör Seite 6
Das Grundprinzip des proffessionellen Bügelns Seite 7
Aufstellen der Bügelstation Seite 8
Befüllen des Gerätes mit Wasser Seite 9
Inbetriebnahme Seite 10
Nachfüllen des Kessels Seite 10
Bügeln mit Dampf Seite 11-12
Nach dem Gebrauch Seite 13
Information for your safety and sinstructions for disposal pages 14-15
Technical data page 15
Standard equipment page 16
Optional accessory page 16
The principles of professional ironing page 17
Preparing the ironing board page 18
Filling the appliance with water page 19
Operation and use page 20
Refilling the tank page 20
Steam ironing page 21-22
After use page 23
Informations pour votre sécurité et remarques d'ordre général page 24-25
Caracteristiques techniques page 25
Accessoires de base page 26
Accessoire spécial page 26
Les principes du repassage professionnel page 27
Preparer la planche à repasser page 28
Remplir d’eau l’appareil page 29
Foncionement et utilisation page 30
Remplissage de la chaudiere page 30
Repasser avec la vapeur page 31-32
Aprés utilisation page 33
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
Table of contents
Tables des matiéres
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Before use
Please read the information below with care. This gives important guidance on the
safety, use and maintenance of the appliance. Keep this booklet in a safe place and,
if appropriate, hand it on to the next owner.
Fakir appliances comply with recognized technological standards and the current
safety regulations for electrical appliances.
These appliances fulfil the requirements of EU Guidelines 89/336/EEC (Electro-
magnetic compatibility) and 73/23/EEC (Low voltage guideline). The appliance is mar-
ked with the CE symbol on the rating plate.
Fakir reserves the right to modify designs and specifications without notice.
Important information
Do not switch on the appliance if the housing exhibits any evidence of damage (cracks
/ fractures), if the connecting lead is defective, or if an internal defect is suspected (e.g.
if the appliance has been dropped).
Appliance only to be connected to voltage indicated on the rating plate.
You have acquired an appliance of exceptionally strong suction power. As fuse pro-
tection a min. 16 ampere fuse has to be used.
The socket must abe equipped with an efficient earth.
Fakir will not accept any liability for damage or injury if the appliance is used other than
for its intended purpose or is improperly operated or inexpertly repaired and maintai-
ned.
Use only genuine Fakir parts and accessories.
Please only use clear water without any additives.
Do not let children use electrical appliances unsupervised.
Repairs should be carried out by an authorized Fakir service center (see enclosed list
of adresses). Incorrect repairs may the user to electrical danger.
Safety Precautions
Do not pull out the plug from power supply socket by pulling on the connecting lead.
Do not pull the connecting lead over sharp edges or allow it to become jammed.
The supply cable has to be replaced by an autorized Fakir After-Sales-Service only.
Before any maintenance operation and after use, switch off the appliance and pull out
the mains plug. Allow the machine to cool down.
Never leave the steam cleaner or steam iron unattended if it is switched on. If you
need to interrupt your work, please remove the plug form the mains socket.
Before opening the tank switch off the appliance, bring pressure to zero and wait until
the appliance is cooled. Open the safety pressure valve carefully and before removing
it completely allow any residual steam which might have built up, to escape.
The appliance may only be used indoors or in covered rooms.
Do not store the appliarice in the open air.
Do not exposure the machine to weather, humidity nor excessive heat.
Clean the appliance only with a dry or slightly moist cloth.
Do not allow any of the electrical components (switches, plug, socket, electronics, etc.)
to come into contact with water.
Informations for your safety and notes on disposal
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The device produces steam with a very high outlet temperature.
Avoid direct contact with the skin.
ATTENTION - Danger of scald
Disposal instructions
Please dispose of packaging materials and, eventually, the appliance itself in accor-
dance with any official regulations or guidelines which may apply.
f facilities are available in your locality for the recycling of packaging materials, please
make use of these accordingly.
When finally disposing of the appliance itself, please render it unserviceable before
taking it to the autorized place of disposal.
Technical data
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Rated voltage 230 V / 50 Hz
Fuse protection 16 A
Absorbed power 2430 W total
350 W heated ironing surface
850 W iron
Steam boiler stainless steel
Boiler capacity 0,9 litre
Steam pressure / temperature max. 320 kPa
Steam volume control stepless
Steam iron aluminium base
Steam hose approx. 2 m
Heated ironing surface 105 x 45 cm
Height adjustment 71 - 94 cm
Size ironing board (closed) 131 x 50 x14 cm
Mains connection cable approx. 2,4 m
Weight (without accessories) approx. 14 kg
Informations for your safety and notes on disposal
1 heated ironing surface 5 safety lock
2 cord holder 6 steam generator
3 steam hose 7 filler bottle
4 steam iron
iron sole plate protection teflon sole plate sleeve board
Nr. 47 67 820 Nr. 47 67 830 Nr. 47 67 840
Ironing board covering
Nr. 47 68 810
Standard equipment
Optional accessory
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 9
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Professional ironing is the result of the combined action of three different elements:
The steam jet
The heated top with suction/blowing action
A professional steam-generating iron
The combined action of the steam jet and of the suction/blowing ironing board allows for
the best results in shorter time. The steam jet will help you to rapidly eliminate false crea-
ses, to purify and renovate your fabrics, removing unpleasant odours.
The heated surface keeps the ironing top dry, even when a lot of steam is emitted.
The suction holds the fabric firmly on to the ironing surface and pulls the steam through
it; resulting in clean and dry garments that require no further airing and can be worn
straight away.
The blowing function enables you to work on an air pillow, making it easier to iron deli-
cate fabrics or difficult areas (trouser creases, pockets, seams, areas difficult to reach),
thus avoiding the formation of false creases and the flattening of the seams.
There are many optional accessories to make your ironing easier and more effective.
TO IRON WITH STEAM THE THERMOSTAT OF THE IRON MUST ALWAYS BE SET
ON COTTON / LINEN. OTHERWISE THE IRON IS TOO COLD AND THE STEAM
COMING OUT OF THE SOLEPLATE COULD TURN INTO WATER.
FABRICS THAT DO NOT WITHSTAND HIGH TEMPERATURES MUST NOT BE IRO-
NED WITH STEAM. IN THESE CASES IT IS BEST TO TEST IRON ON A HIDDEN
AREA, EVEN IF YOU ARE USING THE TEFLON SOLEPLATE COVER. IF IN DOUBT
PLACE A WET CLOTH OVER WOOL, SILK OR VERY DELICATE FABRICS.
WITH THE BLOWING (AIR PILLOW) FUNCTION YOU CAN STEAM IRON DELICATE
FABRICS. HOLD THE IRON JUST ABOVE THE GARMENT AND BE CAREFUL NOT
TO TOUCH THE GARMENT DIRECTLY WITH THE IRON.
The principles of professional ironing
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Preparing the ironing board
The ironing board can be put away with the legs folded
under the ironing surface or upright with the legs folded,
and the tank at the bottom. The ironing board stands by
itself in this position.
The ironing board can be opened from the upright positi
-
on, too:
Hold the ironing board tight with one hand and open its
legs until you hear a click. This means that the lever is in
the locking position. The ironing board can now be easily
placed in the upright position ready for use.
If the floor is slippery be careful that the legs do not slide
when opening or closing the ironing board.
Press on the lever A and raise the ironing surface to the
desired height.
Place the iron on flat surface B of the tank near the safety
cap.
Place the hot iron on this surface only: its thermo-resistant
rubber studs make it heat-resistant.
Placing the hot iron on other surfaces could cause dama-
ges.
Insert the plug of the iron or of the steam jet into the socket
in the lower side of the tank C. Make sure that on inserting
the plug the safety flap of the socket snaps into place. This
stops the plug being pulled out of the socket unintentio-
nally. Plug the power cord into the wall socket only after fil-
ling the tank with water.
Before refolding the ironing board pull the plug of the power cord out of the socket. Then
remove the steam cord. Be careful when touching the hot parts ! Use the iron protec-
tion shell when the iron is hot.
Wind the power cord around the cord-winder D. Turn the ironing board sideways with the
tank at the bottom. Push the height adjustment lever A and refold the legs. Push the legs
tightly against the ironing board until they are retained by the leg clip.
A
B
C
D
Always pull the power cord out of the main socket. To fill the
tank use clean water only.
Never put any substance in the water, such as perfumes or any
other chemical or cleaning products. Never use the laundry water.
It always contains residues that could stain the tank, the iron and
the garments. Never use water intended for car batteries, which
could contain acids.
The boiler, where the steam is produced, is made from strong and long-lasting stainless
steel. You can use tap water if you live in a soft water area. If you live in a hard water area
we recommend using only boiled or demineralised water. If you only use demineralised
water There will be no formation of sediments, thus prolonging the life of the appliance.
The tank can be descaled at a Service Centre, though this is not covered by the guaran-
tee. Your local water supplier can give you information concerning the scale content of
your water.
Unscrew the safety cap of the tank. Ensure
that the tank is cool. Putting water into a hot
tank could produce instant steam, which may
cause serious burns.
To fill the tank use the anti-drip filling bottle,
a funnel or a suitable jug.
Never put the appliance under the tap.
Wipe off any water that has spilled over. Do
not try to fill more water by shaking the tank;
this will reduce the volume of the tank and the-
refore the first steam emission.
If you have only a few garments to iron use less water in the boiler. In this way you will
save time and energy.
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Filling the appliance with water
Plug the appliance to the mains socket.
Turn the master switch on E to heat the various parts of
the appliance. The light H turns on.
The light on the iron turns on F. When the chosen tempe-
rature is reached, the light goes off. While ironing the light
goes on and off automatically.
The ironing surface reaches the working temperature in a
few minutes. A thermostat sets the temperature automati-
cally.
As the water is heated pressure is generated within the
boiler. When the working pressure is reached, the steam-
ready light turns on G.
Do not press the steam button before the steam-ready
light turns on. While ironing, the emission of steam and
during the breaks this light cycles on and off automatical-
ly. This is normal and you do not have to wait for the light
to recommence ironing.
When the pressure within the boiler reaches the correct
level, the power to the heating element is automatically
interrupted.
A safety thermostat will also interrupt the current going to
the heating element if the boiler temperature is too high.
Another safety feature is the valve in the safety cap of the
tank, which will expel steam safely if the boiler pressure
becomes too high.
Always screw this cap firmly in place but do not over tighten as this may damage the rub-
ber washer.
No Steam = boiler is empty.
When this happens switch off the
appliance using the master switch
E.
Disconnect the electricity supply.
Wait for a few minutes untill the tank
cools down before filling again with
water.
When the appliance is on there must always be water
in the even if you are dry ironing.
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Refilling the tank
E
Operation and use
230V / 50Hz
16 A !
F
E
GH
When you use the iron for the first time the heat may
cause substances used during production to come out as
a light smoke. This is harmless and will only happen the
first time it is used.
Before using the iron for the first time, and after a long
pause, it can be 'cleaned'. Set the iron thermostat on
'NYLON', then wait till the steam-ready light G goes on.
Hold the Iron over a sink and press the steam button I
repeatedly until water comes out through the steam holes
in the iron soleplate. Keep the iron horizontal so water
does not run along the soleplate.
Immediately wipe off any water that accidentally spills on
the soleplate.
Water stains can be removed with a sponge. In specialist hardware shops you can also
find cleaning materials for the aluminum soleplate. Do not use abrasive substances to
clean the iron.
After cleaning, the iron soleplate is wet inside. Set the iron to the highest temperature for
some minutes to let the water evaporate.
At first direct the steam jets on a cloth or into the sink to remove any traces of conden-
sation. This is necessary every time you begin ironing and after a long pause, as there
can be condensation in the steam hose that could turn into water and stain the garments
to be ironed.
The iron is ready when, after setting the desired temperature, the control light on the
handle goes off.
The iron soleplate heats up rapidly and cools down slowly. Therefore we recommend that
you start with fabrics that need lower temperatures and to go on to garments requiring
higher temperatures.
Pressing the steam button I on the handle of the iron will
give you steam. Simultaneously this button also automati-
cally activates the suction or blowing function.
Use the switch K on the steam generator to select the suc-
tion (air down) or blowing (air up) functions.
Suction is used for garments that are easily spread flat on
the ironing surface. Multi-layer garments or items that,
because of their cut or their fabric will not lie smoothly,
should be ironed by blowing. Trousers pockets, particular-
ly with waist tucks, are easily ironed smooth without the
seams showing through.
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Steam ironing
I
G
K
I
After steam ironing using the blowing function, it is advisable to start the suction function
for a short while to remove humidity and heat from the ironing board cover. To do this you
will need to steam the iron in the air or over a sink.
When you release the steam button the suction or blowing stops too.
The steam button also has a continuous steam mode.
With light pressure holding the button down, steam and
suction or blowing functions are activated. Releasing the
button deactivates these functions.
To use the continuous steam mode push the steam button
further down, the button is locked in the continuous mode.
Use a light touch to unlock the button and the functions
are deactivated.
You can steam iron and refresh hanging garments too.
Hold the iron vertically; with delicate, synthetic or velvet
fabrics, it is better to keep a distance of some centimetres
from the garment.
Cotton and linen garments can be ironed placing the iron
directly on to the fabrics.
Ironing on the air pillow, pullovers and wool garments
swell. We recommend that you do not place the iron direc-
tly on to the material. This way, it is possible to iron even
very delicate fibres.
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Steam ironing
Leave the appliance on for 5 - 10 minutes so that the heating system of the ironing board
dries out any residual humidity. Switch of the master switch E, and disconnect the appli-
ance by removing the plug from the mains socket.
Rewind the cable. Let the ironing board cool off some minutes more, and fit the iron pro-
tection shell. Turn back the temperature of the iron to the minimum setting.
Close the appliance as previously described.
The water still in the tank can be left to be used next time you iron.
MAINTENANCE AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
Change the ironing board cover only when the board is cool. Underneath some parts can
be hot. The cover is machine-washable at 60° C. You can buy spare covers where the
appliance has been purchased.
Store the appliance in dry rooms. For safety reasons the appliance must only be used in
dry rooms.
Before cleaning the appliance, disconnect the plug. Clean the appliance with a wet cloth.
Keep the iron soleplate clean. If you use a Teflon soleplate cover, after cooling down, dry
the soleplate cover inside and outside with a cloth. Do not let the Teflon soleplate cover
cool and dry on the iron.
The steam generating unit can be separated from the appliance. Disconnect the plug
from the mains supply. Unscrew the two plastic-headed screws placed on the lower side
of the appliance.
After having inserted the part, screw the safety again.
If the steam generator should need maintenance, it can be easily removed making the
transportation easier. This feature also enables you to rinse out the boiler regularly to
remove scale deposits. In particularly hard water areas this operation should be repea-
ted more frequently.. Fill the tank to half, shake it gently from side to side then turn it over
and tip the water into a bowl or sink. The small whitish flakes coming out are scale.
Repeat the operation until only clear water comes out.
Do not use any detergents or descalers. The tank cannot be completely emptied and the
residues of chemical substances could damage the mechanical parts and your garments.
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After use
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Fakir BT 200 Owner's manual

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