User manual PHILIPS GC 6360

[. . . ] , Only use this iron with the stand supplied. , Do not let the mains cord and supply hose come into contact with the soleplate when it is hot. , The iron stand and the soleplate of the iron can become extremely hot and may cause burns if touched. If you want to move the steam tank, do not touch the stand. [. . . ] 5 Keep the steam activator pressed in and slowly unscrew the steam tank cap by turning it anticlockwise. 6 Make sure there is no steam left in the steam tank. Remove the mains plug from the wall socket. Put the mains plug in an earthed wall socket and set both the steam tank switch and the iron switch to `on'. The temperature light on the iron also goes on. , The steam tank and the soleplate start to heat up. Note:The iron is hot enough when the temperature light goes out. Note: If you have ironed at a high temperature and then set the temperature dial to a lower setting, wait until the temperature light goes on again before you continue ironing. Note: During ironing, the temperature light goes on from time to time. Steam ironing is only possible at higher ironing temperatures (temperature settings 2 to MAX). 1 Make sure that there is enough water in the steam tank. Put the mains plug in an earthed wall socket and set both the steam tank switch and the iron switch to `on'. , The steam tank and iron power-on lights go on. The temperature light on the iron also goes on. , The steam tank and the soleplate start to heat up. - Cold start: the soleplate takes approximately 2 minutes to heat up and the steam tank takes approximately 8 minutes to heat up. - Quick reheat: if you refill the steam tank during ironing, the water in the steam tank takes approximately 6 minutes to heat up. 5 As soon as the water in the steam tank is hot enough for steam ironing, the steam tank power-on light goes out. 5) Note: During steam ironing, the steam-ready light goes on from time to time. this indicates that the steam tank is heating up to the right temperature. Note: If you have not used the steam function for some time, the steam that was still present in the supply hose will have condensed into water. When you start to steam iron again, this can cause some spluttering in the appliance and some water droplets to escape from the soleplate. [. . . ] Rinse the steam tank with 500ml of fresh water. Then hold the steam tank upside down over the sink to pour out the water (Fig. Storage Make sure the iron has cooled down sufficiently before you put it away. 1 Remove the mains plug from the wall socket and let the appliance cool down. [. . . ]