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CONFORMS

TO

UL

STD.

1005

CERTIFIED

TO

CSA

STD.

C22.2

NO.81

Electric

Cordless

Steam

Iron

Operating

Instructions

Manuel

d’utilisation

Fer

a

vapeur

electrique

sans

til

Model

No./N°

de

modele

NI-WL600

English

Safety

Information

SAFE

USE

OF

THE

IRON-2

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS-2-3

Frangais

Renseignements

sur

la

security

Utilisation

sans

risque

du

fer

k

repasser-

---15

Mesures

de

sicurite-15-16

Operation

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFICATION-4

BECOMING

FAMILIAR

WITH

YOUR

CORDLESS

IRON-5

TIPS

AND

HINTS

BEFORE

USING

YOUR

IRON-5

HOW

TO

REMOVE

THE

COVER

CASE-5-6

HOW

TO

FILL

WITH

WATER-6

HOW

TO

ENERGIZE

THE

IRON-7

HOWTO

CONTROL

TEMPERATURE-7

HOW

TO

USE

AS

A

STEAM

IRON-7-8

HOW

TO

USE

AS

A

DRY

IRON-8

SPECIAL

FUNCTIONS-8-10

Fonctionnement

Identification

des

composants-

4

Familiarisation

avec

le

fer

a

repasser

sans

fil-17

Conseils

et

suggestions

avant

(’utilisation

du

fer-18

Retrait

de

I’etui.18

Remplissage-19

Alimentation

du

fer-19

Contrdle

de

la

temperature-20

Utilisation

comme

fer

k

vapeur-20-21

Utilisation

pour

le

repassage

k

sec-21

Fonctions

speciales-21-23

Maintenance

Entretien

du

fer

HOW

TO

CARE

FOR

YOUR

IRON-10

Entretien

du

fer-23-24

General

Information

Renseignements

generaux

SPECIFICATIONS-11

FABRIC

IRONING

CHART-11

LIMITED

WARRANTY(U.S.A./Puerto

Rico)-12-13

LIMITED

WARRANTY(Canada)-14

Donnies

techniques-

Tableau

de

repassage

des

tissus-

Certificat

de

garantie

limitee

Panasonic

(Canada)-

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

CAREFULLY

BEFORE

USING

THE

IRON

24

25

26

II

est

recommande

de

lire

attentivement

et

de

conserver

ce

manuel

avant

d’utiliser

I’appareil.

For

assistance,

please

call:

1

-800-211

-PANA(7262)

(U.SA/Puerto

Rico)

or

contact

us

at

http://www.panasonic.com/contactinfo

or

visit

us

at

http://www.panasonic.com/help

Please

register

via

the

Internet

at:

www.panasonic.com/register

_

For

assistance,

please

call:

905-624-5505

or

visit

us

at

http://www.panasonic.ca

(

C

a

n

a

da)

Pour

obtenir

de

I’aide,

composez

le:

905-624-5505

ou

visitez

notre

site

k

www.panasonic.ca

i8200o-PN96A

HOUSEHOLD

USE

ONLY

SAFE

USE

OF

THE

IRON

_

Your

safety

and

the

safety

of

others

are

very

important

We

have

provided

important

safety

messages

in

this

manual

and

on

your

appliance.

Always

read

and

obey

all

safety

messages.

A

This

is

the

safety

alert

symbol.

It

is

used

to

alert

you

to

potential

hazards

that

can

kill

or

injure

you

and

others.

The

safety

messages

will

follow

the

safety

alert

symbol

and

either

the

word"

WARNING

"

or"

CAUTION

".

These

words

mean:

T

_

_

_

_

This

describes

issues

which

|

p°

u

l

d

cause

death

or

serious

T

_

__

_

_

I

This

describes

issues

which

/l\

tZ

M

could

cause

injury

or

damage

lIj

|

your

belongings.

The

safety

messages

will

tell

you

what

the

potential

hazard

is,

how

to

reduce

the

chance

of

injury,

and

what

can

happen

if

the

instructions

are

not

followed.

Thank

you

for

buying

a

Panasonic

Iron

Your

iron

is

an

appliance

to

be

used

only

for

ironing

fabrics

on

an

ironing

board.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS"

When

using

your

iron,

basic

safety

precautions

should

always

be

followed,

including

the

following:

READ

ALL

INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE

USING

THE

IRON

To

reduce

the

risk

of

burns,

electric

shock,

fire,

or

injury

to

persons:

1.

Use

the

iron

only

for

its

intended

purpose,

for

ironing

fabrics

on

ironing

board.

To

protect

against

burns

or

injury

to

persons,

do

not

iron

or

steam

fabrics

while

being

worn

on

the

body.

2.

To

protect

against

the

risk

of

electric

shock,

do

not

immerse

the

iron

or

cord

in

water

or

other

liquids.

3.

The

iron

should

always

be

turned

to"

OFF"

before

plugging

or

unplugging

AC

Power

Cord

from

outlet.

Never

yank

Cord

to

disconnect

from

outlet;

instead,

grasp

Plug

and

pull

to

disconnect.

4.

Do

not

allow

Cord

to

touch

hot

surfaces.

Let

iron

cool

completely

before

putting

away.

Bundle

AC

Power

Cord

when

storing.

5.

Always

disconnect

AC

Power

Cord

from

electrical

outlet

when

filling

iron

with

water

or

emptying

and

when

not

in

use.

Do

not

spill

water

over

iron

when

filling.

6.

Do

not

operate

iron

with

a

damaged

Cord

or

if

the

iron

or

Power

Base

has

been

dropped

or

damaged.

To

avoid

a

risk

of

electric

shock,

do

not

disassemble

the

iron

or

Power

Base,

take

it

to

an

authorized

service

depot

for

examination

and

repair.

Incorrect

reassembly

can

cause

a

risk

of

electric

shock

when

the

iron

is

used.

-

2

-

A

WARNING

7.

Close

supervision

is

necessary

for

this

appliance

when

used

by

or

near

children.

Do

not

leave

iron

unattended

while

connected

to

an

electrical

outlet

or

on

an

ironing

board.

Always

position

iron

carefully

to

prevent

it

from

falling

if

ironing

board

is

accidentally

bumped

or

if

Cord

is

pulled.

Always

place

iron

securely

into

Power

Base

when

not

in

use.

8.

Bums

can

occur

from

touching

hot

metal

parts,

the

hot

surface

of

the

Power

Base,

hot

water,

or

steam.

Use

caution

when

you

turn

a

steam

iron

upside

down—there

may

be

hot

water

in

the

Water

Tank.

9.

To

protect

against

bums

or

injury

to

persons,

do

not

direct

steam

toward

the

body

when

ironing

or

self-cleaning.

10.

The

iron

must

be

used

and

rested

on

a

stable

surface.

When

placing

the

iron

into

Power

Base,

ensure

that

the

surface

on

which

the

Power

Base

is

placed

is

stable.

11.

The

AC

Power

Cord

and

Plug

may

present

a

risk

of

personal

injury

when

the

cord

is

allowed

to

retract

freely.

Always

hold

the

plug

and

cord

with

one

hand

while

it

is

retracting,

and

retract

the

cord

slowly

to

reduce

the

risk

of

the

cord

"WHIPPING",

which

has

the

potential

risk

of

causing

injury

to

the

face,

eyes,

etc..

A,

WARNING

Instruction

Please

read

WARNING

&

before

use.

'

'

?

-

A

.11

.4

C

H

A

0

retract

slowly

SPECIAL

INSTRUCTIONS

AWARNING

To

reduce

the

risk

of

electric

shock

or

fire:

1.

To

avoid

a

circuit

overload,

do

not

operate

another

high

wattage

appliance

on

the

same

circuit.

2.

If

an

extension

cord

is

absolutely

necessary,

use

a

cord

rated

a

minimum

of

13

amperes.

Cords

rated

for

less

amperage

may

overheat

and

should

not

be

used.

Care

should

be

taken

to

arrange

the

cord

so

that

it

cannot

be

accidentally

pulled

or

tripped

over.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

personal

injury

and

damage

to

your

iron:

1.

Never

use

steam

iron

cleaning

products

in

the

iron,

as

they

may

damage

working

parts

of

the

iron.

2.

Do

not

use

water

additives

or

substitute

water

such

as

linen

or

scented

water

in

the

steam

iron.

They

can

stain

fabrics.

3.

If

the

Steam/Dry

Selector

is

not

in

the

Dry

position

after

using,

remaining

water

will

move

into

the

Soleplate

and

can

result

in

burns,

the

next

time

the

iron

is

used.

4.

Do

not

use

the

Steam

or

Jet

of

Steam,

while

AC

Cord

is

unplugged,

water

will

remain

inside

the

Soleplate

which

will

cause

staining.

Do

not

use

Steam

or

Jet

of

Steam

while

Temperature

Selector

Dial

is

set

to

"OFF".

A

CAUTION

-

3

-

SAVE

THESE

INSTRUCTIONS

For

proper

use

of

your

iron,

read

remaining

safety

cautions

and

operating

instructions.

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFICATION

IDENTIFICATION

DES

COMPOSANTS

Spray

Mist

Button

Touche

de

vaporisation

Steam/Dry

Selector

Commutateur

d'intensite

de

vapeur/a

sec

Temperature

Control

Pad

Touche

de

contrdle

de

la

temperature

Water

Tank

Release

Button

Touche

de

d£gagement

du

reservoir

d'eau

Regular

Steam

Vapeur

normale

Water

Fill

Cover

Couvercle

de

remplissage

Spray

Nozzle

Orifice

de

vaporisation

Handle

Fabric

Guide

Chart

-

Guide

des

tissus

Water

Tank

-

Cover

Case

£tui

Case

Lock

Button

Verrou

de

I’etui

Red

Mark

Marque

rouge

(Dont

pull

out

the

AC

Power

Cord

past

the

Red

Mark.)

(Ne

tirez

pas

le

cordon

d'alimentation

plus

loin

que

la

marque

rouge.)

Cord

Reel

Unit

(not

visible)

Enrouleur

de

cordon

(non

visible)

WARNING

Instruction

Please

read

WARNING

before

use.

Etiquette

divertissement

Veuillez

lire

les

avertissements

avant

d’utiliser

le

fer.

Plug

Fiche

-

4

-

READ

THIS

INSTRUCTION

BOOK

THOROUGHLY

BEFORE

USING

YOUR

Panasonic

IRON

TO

BECOME

FAMILIAR

WITH

THE

IRON

FEATURES

BECOMING

FAMILIAR

WITH

YOUR

CORDLESS

IRON

How

does

it

work?

A

cordless

iron

is

NOT

a

rechargeable

device.

You

can

not

continuously

use

this

iron

without

placing

it

in

the

Power

Base:

the

device

that

provides

the

energy

required

to

heat-up

the

soleplate.

The

iron

will

re-heat

quickly

every

time

it

is

placed

on

the

Power

Base.

TIPS

AND

HINTS

BEFORE

USING

YOUR

IRON

_

1.

Most

ordinary

tap

water

can

be

used

in

this

iron.

However,

in

extremely

hard

water

areas,

distilled

or

demineralized

water

should

be

used.

Do

not

use

water

processed

through

home

water

softening

systems,

since

this

water

contains

minerals

that

may

be

harmful

to

the

iron.

2.

It

is

best

to

start

ironing

with

garments

which

require

lower

temperature

settings.

Wrong

temperature

setting

may

damage

the

fabric.

If

you

are

not

sure

of

the

fabric

content,

try

the

temperature

of

the

iron

on

a

hidden

area

of

the

garment.

3.

Before

ironing,

sort

the

garments

according

to

the

different

heat

settings

required.

Do

not

touch

plastic

buttons

with

a

hot

iron,

as

this

may

damage

the

buttons.

Caution

is

also

required

when

ironing

around

zippers

and

similar

items

which

might

scratch

the

Soleplate.

As

a

guide

to

the

international

Textile

Care

Labeling

code,the

following

symbols

are

noted

for

your

information.

INTERNATIONAL

TEXTILE

CARE

&

LABELING

CODES

tlAaO

Washing

Bleaching

Ironing

Dry

Cleaning

A

symbol

crossed

out

indicates

that

the

article

of

clothing

must

not

be

subjected

to

the

particular

treatment.

EXAMPLE:

(DO

NOT

BLEACH)

)^

HOW

TO

REMOVE

THE

COVER

CASE

_

1.

Place

the

unit

on

a

firm

and

stable

surface.

2.

While

pulling

the

Case

Lock

to

the

outside

position,

lift

the

Cover

Case

to

open.

-

5

-

NOTE:

1.

The

Cover

Case

cannot

be

unlocked

when

you

lift

the

Cover

Case

with

the

Power

Base.

2.

Please

detach

the

Shock

Absorber

and

Film

before

ironing.

HOW

TO

FILL

WITH

WATER

AWARNING

Be

sure

the

iron

is

unplugged

from

the

electrical

outlet

before

filling

with

water.

The

iron

can

be

filled

with

the

Water

Tank

in

place

or

removed.

Confirm

that

the

Steam/Dry

Selector

is

in

the

Dry

ironing

position

when

installing

or

removing

the

Tank.

1.

Remove

the

Water

Tank

by

pressing

the

Water

Tank

Release

Button.

2.

Open

the

Water

Fill

Cover.

3.

Fill

the

Water

Tank

up

to

the

"

MAX"

line.

DO

NOT

OVERFILL.

Check

the

water

level

with

the

Water

Tank

held

in

its

vertical

position.

4.

Close

the

Water

Fill

Cover.

5.

Re-install

the

Water

Tank

into

the

main

unit.

Push

it

until

a

click

sound

is

heard.

Most

tap

water

can

be

used

in

this

iron.

If

water

is

very

hard,

distilled

or

demineralized

water

should

be

used.

Do

not

use

water

processed

through

home

water

softening

systems

because

this

water

contains

minerals

that

may

be

harmful

to

the

iron.

Do

not

use

water

additives

or

substitute

water

such

as

linen

or

scented

water

in

the

steam

iron.

They

can

stain

fabrics

or

damage

the

iron.

-

6

-

HOW

TO

ENERGIZE

THE

IRON

_

To

maintain

the

temperature

at

the

selected

level,

the

iron

must

be

energized

while

it

rests

securely

on

the

Power

Base.

The

Power

Base

is

also

the

intended

rest

place

for

the

iron.

AWARNING

When

you

need

to

set

the

iron

down,

the

iron

must

be

placed

only

on

the

Power

Base.

Placing

it

on

fabrics

while

hot

can

cause

the

fabric

to

scorch

or

burn,

which

can

cause

a

fire.

■

Use

only

electric

iron

model

NI-WL600

with

this

power

base.

■

Hot

surface/hot

support

rollers.

Do

not

touch

after

iron

is

energized.

HOWTO

CONTROL

TEMPERATURE

-

►

How

to

operate

the

Temperature

Control

Pad("SET"

Pad)

NOTE:

All

the

lights

will

turn

off

once

the

iron

leaves

the

Power

Base.

They

will

turn

on

again

when

the

iron

is

re-placed.

HOW

TO

USE

AS

A

STEAM

IRON

1.

Fill

iron

with

water.

See

section

"

HOW

TO

FILL

WITH

WATER

H

.

2.

Plug

the

cord

into

a

standard

120V-

60Hz

electrical

outlet.

3.

Set

the

iron

on

the

Power

Base

securely.

The

green

11

OFF

1

1

light

will

turn

on.

NOTE:

If

the

green

light

does

not

turn

on,

replace

the

iron

on

the

Power

Base

again,

otherwise

the

Temperature

Control

Pad

cannot

function.

4.

Push

the

11

SET

1

1

Pad

to

the

corresponding

temperature

level.

The

red

light

starts

blinking.

-7-

See

section

11

HOW

TO

CONTROL

TEMPERATURE

11

and

the

following

charts:

Temperature

Level

—

Steam/Dry

Selector

Position

LOW

MED

HIGH

c^>

5.

H

o

l

d

the

iron

horizontally

and

move

the

Steam/Dry

Selector

into

the

desired

steam

position

after

the

Temperature

Control

light

turns

on

continuously.

You

can

then

start

ironing.

Note:

Anti-Drip

System

will

activate

when

the

temperature

of

the

Soleplate's

surface

drops.

At

the

same

time,

the

steam

will

stop;

it

is

not

a

sign

of

malfunction

when

you

hear

a

clicking

sound.

In

this

situation,

you

have

to

put

your

iron

back

on

the

Power

Base

to

reheat.

HOW

TO

USE

AS

A

DRY

IRON

1.

Move

the

Steam/Dry

Selector

to

the

Dry

position.

2.

Plug

the

cord

into

a

standard

120V-60Hz

electrical

outlet.

3.

Set

the

iron

on

the

Power

Base

securely.

The

green

11

OFF

1

1

light

will

turn

on.

NOTE:

If

the

green

light

does

not

turn

on,

replace

the

iron

on

the

Power

Base

again,

or

the

Temperature

Control

Pad

cannot

function.

4.

Push

the

1

1

SET

1

1

Pad

until

the

red

blinking

light

reaches

your

desired

temperature

level.

Wait

until

the

Temperature

Control

light

turns

on

continuously.

You

can

then

start

ironing.

SPECIAL

FUNCTIONS

1.

Jet

of

Steam

The

1

1

Jet

of

Steam"

feature

provides

extra

stear

is

helpful

for

removing

stubborn

wrinkles.

The

1

1

Ji

only

in

the

11

HIGH

1

1

indication

area

of

the

"SET"

F

n

which

goes

deep

into

the

garment

and

Bt

of

Steam

1

1

feature

operates

properly

>ad

when

steam

or

dry

ironing

(If

used

ethe

iron

is

not

hot

enough

to

change

Bf

Steam

11

feature

for

a

long

time,

it

is

sing

this

feature

on

any

clothes

to

be

sveral

times

away

from

the

ironing

board

spotting

or

water

spotting

on

the

clothes.

at

lower

setting,

water

spotting

will

occur

becaus

water

to

steam

).

If

you

have

not

used

the

11

Jet

<

necessary

to

clean

the

inside

of

the

iron

before

u

ironed.

Simply

test

the

"Jet

of

Steam"

feature

se

and

clothes

to

be

ironed.

This

will

prevent

brown

AWARNING

Do

not

aim

the

soleplate

toward

hands

or

body

while

steam

ejects.

Exposure

to

steam

can

cause

skin

burns.

1.

Fill

iron

with

water.

See

section

"

HOW

TO

FILL

WITH

WATER

".

2.

Plug

the

cord

into

a

standard

120V-

60Hz

electrical

outlet.

3.

Set

the

iron

on

the

Power

Base

securely.

The

green

M

OFF"

light

will

turn

on.

4.

Push

the

"

SET"

Pad

to

the

"

HIGH"

temperature

level.

The

red

light

starts

blinking.

5.

Preheat

the

iron

until

the

light

turns

on

continuously,

usually

about

1-2

minutes.

6.

Simply

pump

the"

Jet

of

Steam

Button

"

when

steam

is

desired.

Pump

the"

Jet

of

Steam

Button

"

several

times

at

the

beginning

of

each

ironing

session.

7.

Allow

at

least

5

seconds

between

uses

of

"Jet

of

Steam

Button

11

to

prevent

water

spotting.

Use

a

press

cloth

if

necessary.

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-

NOTE:

Do

not

touch

the

fabric

with

the

iron.

Keep

the

iron

slightly

over

the

fabric

to

prevent

burns

or

disfiguring.

Jet

of

Steam

can

be

provided

by

pumping

the

11

Jet

of

Steam

Button

\

Set

temperature

at

1

1

HIGH

11

level.

To

avoid

hot

water

from

dripping

out

of

the

Soleplate,

please

give

5

seconds

of

interval

time

before

re-pumping

2.

Vertical

Steam

To

get

better

results

when

using

vertical

steam,

hang

the

garment

on

a

clothes

hanger.

Curtains

and

drapes

may

also

be

steamed

once

they’re

hung.

Hold

the

iron

away

from

your

body,

close

to

but

not

touching

the

fabric.

Pull

the

fabric

tight

with

your

free

hand

and

pump

the

Vertical

Steam

Button

(Jet

of

Steam

Button)

at

5

seconds

intervals

as

you

pass

the

iron

over

the

wrinkled

fabric.

AwarnincT

Never

iron

clothes

on

the

body

or

point

your

iron

at

anyone

when

steaming.

Hot

steam

can

cause

skin

burns.

Keep

hands

and

body

away

from

steam

areas

while

using

vertical

steam

feature.

3.

Anti-Drip

System

(Automatic

Water

Seal)

This

model

has

an

Anti-Drip

System.

When

the

temperature

of

the

Soleplate's

surface

drops

below

250

F(121

°C),

the

valve

for

the

vaporizing

chamber

in

the

iron

automatically

closes

and

stops

the

water

from

going

in

further.

This

prevents

hot

unvaporized

water

from

ejecting

out

of

the

soleplate

when

the

iron

has

cooled

down.

With

this

System,

it

is

unnecessary

for

you

to

wait

until

the

inside

of

the

vaporizing

chamber

dries

completely

when

you

store

the

iron.

NOTE:

It

is

not

a

sign

of

malfunction

when

you

hear

a

clicking

sound.

This

sound

can

be

heard

whenever

this

System

is

activated.

4.

Automatic

Shut-Off

The

Automatic

Shut-Off

System

provides

you

with

a

visible

warning

signal

before

the

iron

automatically

shuts

off.

The

iron

will

automatically

shut

itself

off

if

it

has

been

left

on

the

Power

Base

longer

than

10

minutes.

Ten

seconds

before

the

actual

shut-off,

the

"OFF"

indicator

will

start

blinking

rapidly.

If

the

iron

is

not

moved

during

the

warning,

the

heater

in

the

iron's

Soleplate

will

automatically

shut

off.

The

Automatic

Shut-Off

System

activates

only

after

the

temperature

reaches

its

selected

level.

To

reheat

your

iron

after

it

automatically

shuts

off,

simply

push

"

SET

1

1

Pad

until

the

red

light

appears

at

the

desired

temperature

indicator.

"

OFF"

light(green)

remains

on

after

your

iron

automatically

shuts

off.

This

light

indicates

that

the

iron

is

still

plugged

into

the

electrical

outlet

and

voltage

is

being

supplied

to

the

Power

Base.

5.

Spray

Note:

Before

using

the

spray

feature,

check

the

fabric

label

for

ironing

instructions

because

some

fabrics

may

be

spotted

or

stained

with

moisture.

The

spray

feature

is

particularly

helpful

for

removing

stubborn

wrinkles

and

where

extra

dampening

is

needed.

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9

-

The

spray

may

be

used

with

steam

or

dry

ironing.

i_i

1.

Simply

pump

the

Spray

Mist

Button

^

whenever

spray

is

desired.

If

the

spray

doesn't

come

out

immediately,

keep

pumping

until

it

does

2.

To

get

a

finer

spray,

pump

the

Button

vigorously.

To

get

a

more

powerful

spray,

pump

the

Button

more

slowly.

For

best

results,

use

a

quick,

full

stroke.

6.

Stay

Clean

Vents

The

built-in

Anti

Calcium

System

(Calc

Cut)

in

the

Water

Reservoir

continuously

reduces

scale

buildup

in

the

vaporizing

chamber

of

the

iron.

This

system

makes

it

possible

to

use

the

steam

function

for

a

long

period

of

time

and

prevents

steam

vents

from

clogging.

HOW

TO

CARE

FOR

YOUR

IRON

AFTER

EACH

USE

1.

Press

the

"

SET"

Pad

until

the

11

OFF

1

1

light

turns

on.

2.

Move

the

Steam/Dry

Selector

to

Dry

Position.

3.

Unplug

the

iron,

retract

the

cord

slowly.

Always

hold

the

plug

and

cord

with

one

hand

while

it

is

retracting.

4.

Empty

the

water

from

the

Water

Tank.

DO

NOT

store

the

iron

with

water

inside.

5.

Push

the

Cover

Case

until

it

clicks

to

lock.

1.

When

cleaning

the

main

body

of

the

iron

,

make

sure

the

iron

has

cooled

down.

2.

Wipe

the

iron

with

a

damp

cloth

If

necessary,

use

a

mild

detergent.

NEVER

USE

ANY

HARSH

CLEANERS.

SOLEPLATE

*

Starch

and

other

residue

can

be

easily

removed

from

the

Soleplate

with

a

damp

cloth.

*

To

avoid

scratching

the

finish,

never

use

a

metallic

pad

to

clean

the

Soleplate,

and

never

place

the

iron

on

a

rough

surface.

*

If

synthetics

are

being

ironed

on

a

higher

temperature

level

than

instructed,

not

only

will

the

fabric

be

ruined,

but

the

Soleplate

will

often

be

covered

with

the

melted

remains

of

the

synthetic

fabric.

*

The

best

way

to

remove

synthetic

residue

from

the

Soleplate

is

to

iron

over

an

old

cotton

rag

after

heating

the

iron.

A

caution"

1)

Never

use

steam

iron

cleaners

in

the

iron.

Such

cleaners

may

cause

damage

to

the

inside

of

the

iron.

2)

If

the

Power

Cord

is

damaged,

it

must

be

replaced

with

the

proper

replacement

cord,

by

a

qualified

technician.

Do

not

replace

it

yourself.

3)

Use

only

the

specified

Power

Base.

Do

not

use

others.

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