If there’s no label, here’s a guide on which temperature to choose: hints . Start on clothes needing the lowest temperature, then work upwards. (This lowers the risk of burning something because an iron switched from ‘hot’ to ‘cool’ takes time to cool down.) . For mixed fibres, eg cotton ... and polyester ., use the lowest suitable temperature .. . If in doubt, start with a low temperature on a part that won’t be seen (eg a shirt tail). setting the temperature Before switching on the steam stati

2 Fit the cord cactus into one of the cord cactus locations. Place the steam supply cord into one of the grooves on the other end of the cord cactus. This will keep the cord in an upright position. filling with water 1 Unscrew the boiler cap by turning anticlockwise. 2 Use the funnel to fill the boiler. Maximum capacity when empty is 0.9 l. Take care not to overfill if the steam station contains water. 3Refit the cap, don’t overtighten. . Filtered water is best as it reduces limescale, prolongin

. Never steam clothes being worn. Keep your hands away from the steam and soleplate. . Always ensure that the iron is facing away from the user and/or others when vertical steaming. . For material other than linen or cotton, keep the iron off the material to avoid burning it. care and cleaning . Always switch off, unplug and allow to cool overnight before cleaning or storing. . Empty the water tank. . When carrying the unit, always lift from underneath and make sure the iron is secure before mov

Follow the instructions given on the packaging and keep them handy for future use. Always take care when fitting, particularly if the iron is hot. If the soleplate (Kenwood model ICSP01) is not included in pack it can be purchased separately from the shop where you purchased your steam station. steaming the creases out of curtains, hanging clothes, wall hangings 1 Make sure there is water in the boiler. 2Turn the temperature control to . 3 When the green ready to steam light glows pull the mater

This appliance is not intended for safety use by persons (including children) Never unscrew the boiler cap whilst the unit is pressurised. Steam will shoot out and burn you. . Don’t get burnt by the iron’s steam, hot water, soleplate or iron rest. . Keep children away from the steam station. And make sure they can’t grab the cords and pull the steam station down. . Trailing cords are a hazard, keep them out of the way to prevent accidents. . Never iron clothes being worn. . Never put the steam s

It is extremely dangerous to direct safety the steam towards people or When cleaning, never unscrew the boiler cap whilst the unit is pressurised. Steam will shoot out and burn you. Always switch off, unplug and leave overnight before commencing to clean the boiler. . Don’t get burnt by the iron’s steam, hot water, soleplate or iron rest. . Care should be taken when using the appliance due to the emission of steam. . Keep children away from the steam station. And make sure they can’t grab the co

Note: For prolonged use always ensure there is water in the water tank. hints . Wool and velvet. Guide the iron 2 cm above the fabric, depressing the steam button. The power of steam smoothes away creases and revitalises the fabric. Do not pull the fabric. . Vertical ironing – suits, dresses and curtains are smoothed, renewed and put into shape again while they are hanging (see below). PTFE soleplate (model IC800 only) The soleplate can be fitted when ironing delicate items such as silk. Follow