User manual TEFAL ELECTRONIC BATHROOM SCALES

[. . . ] · The appliance must be used and placed on a stable, heat-resistant surface. When you place the iron on the iron rest, make sure that the surface on which you place it is stable. · This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. · Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. [. . . ] · Grasp the handle of the removable tank and pull horizontally to remove it ­ fig. 4. · Pour in untreated tap water up to the max mark ­ fig. 5. · Replace it firmly in its housing, making sure it is fully into place ­ fig. 6. 3 Using your steam generator The first time the appliance is used, there may be some fumes and smell but this is not harmful. They will not affect use and will disappear rapidly. · · · · Completely unwind the power cord and the steam cord from its storage space. Lower the retaining hoop to unlock the safety catch ­ fig. 3. Plug in your steam generator to an earthed socket. The green light (located on the control panel) flashes flashes and the boiler heats up ­ fig. 7. When the green "steam ready" light stops flashing (after 2 minutes approximately), the appliance is ready. Operating the control panel · · · · Green light flashes: the boiler heats up. Green light on: the steam is ready ­ fig. 7. Red light "water tank" on: the water tank is empty ­ fig. 9. Orange light "boiler rinse" flashes: rinse the boiler ­ fig. 11. Use Steam ironing · Place the iron's temperature control slide according to the type of fabric to be ironed (see table below). · Holding the iron in a vertical position, tilted slightly forwards, press repeatedly on the steam control button (on the top of the iron handle) moving the iron from top to bottom ­ fig. 10. Recommendations : for fabrics other than linen or cotton, hold the iron a few centimetres from the garment to avoid burning the fabric. Maintenance and cleaning Cleaning your generator Before cleaning, ensure that · Do not use detergent or descaling products for cleaning the soleplate or the your steam generator is base-unit. unplugged and that the · Never hold the iron or the base unit under the tap. soleplate and the iron rest · Empty and rinse the removable water tank have cooled down. · Regularly clean the soleplate with a damp, non-metallic washing up pad. · Clean the plastic parts of the appliance occasionally with a soft cloth. 5 Rinsing the boiler · To extend the efficient operating life of your boiler and avoid scale particles on your linen, your generator is equipped with an orange "boiler rinse" warning light that flashes on the control panel after about 10 uses ­ fig. 11. · If the orange "boiler rinse" warning light flashes, you can continue ironing normally but remember to rinse the boiler first, the next time that you use it. · Before proceeding, check that the generator is cool and unplug for more than 2 hours. Caution!Above all, you must not use descaling products to rinse the boiler: they may damage it. Before cleaning or emptying your generator, it is imperative that you leave it to cool for more than 2 hours, to prevent any risk of burns. with the rinsing accessory · Use the accessory provided with the packaged product. It will make it easier to rinse the boiler as the generator will need less handling. · Your rinsing accessory has been designed to work on a wide range of taps. Choose the membrane (a or b) that is best suited to your tap. [. . . ] Warning: do not touch the soleplate while still hot. · Wind the steam cord around the generator and insert it in its side storage place. · Leave the iron (and the iron rest) to cool down for 30 minutes. · You can then put your steam generator away, carrying it by the handle ­ fig. 1. A problem with your generator ? PROBLEMS The generator does not come on and the thermostat light and the on/off switch are not illuminated. [. . . ]