Copper Express 23975 - Iron RUSSELL HOBBS - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Copper Express 23975 RUSSELL HOBBS

H B3 Read the instructions, keep them safe, pass them on if you pass the iron on. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Follow basic safety precautions, including: This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been supervised/instructed and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be done by children unless they are older than 8 and supervised. Use and store the appliance out of reach of children under 8 years. Keep the iron and its cord out of reach of children less than 8 years of age when it is plugged in or cooling down. Use the iron, or set it on its heel, on a stable, level, heat-resistant surface, preferably an ironing board. Don’t leave the iron unattended while plugged in, or while it’s standing on the ironing board. Unplug the iron before lling, before cleaning, and after use. Don’t operate the appliance if it’s dropped or damaged, or if it malfunctions or leaks. If the cable is damaged, return the iron, to avoid hazard.

The surfaces of the appliance will get hot during use. b Do not use this appliance near bathtubs, showers, basins or other vessels containing water.

• Don’t iron clothing while it’s being worn – you’ll injure the wearer.

• Don’t use the appliance for any purpose other than those described in these instructions.

• Don’t scratch the soleplate – avoid buttons, zips, etc.

• The appliance has a protective thermal fuse, which will blow if it overheats. If this happens, the appliance will stop working, and must be returned for repair.

• Remove labels, stickers and packaging from the iron and soleplate.

• Don’t worry if the iron smokes a bit at rst, it’ll stop as the element cures.

• Iron an old piece of cotton fabric, to clean the soleplate.

2. Iron fabrics needing low temperatures j rst, then those that need medium temperatures k, and

nish with those needing high temperatures l. FILLING You may use the iron with tap-water, but if you live in a hard water area, you should use distilled water (not chemically descaled or softened water). If you buy distilled water, check that it’s suitable for use in irons.

2. Set the temperature control to •. Set the steam control to S.

4. Pour slowly, to let the air in the reservoir escape, otherwise you’ll cause an air lock and the water will

5. Don’t ll past max, or water will escape in use.

6. Wipe up any spillage.

1. Set the temperature control to •. Set the steam control to S.

2. Sit the iron on its heel.

3. Put the plug into the power socket (switch the socket on, if it’s switchable).

4. Turn the temperature control to bring the setting you want next to the mark. The light will come on.

5. When the iron reaches the temperature you set, the light will go o. It’ll then cycle on and o as the

thermostat operates to maintain the temperature.

TEMPERATURE SETTING GUIDE

Label marking Dot setting j cool – nylon, acrylics, polyester

k warm – wool, polyester mixtures

1. If you intend to use steam, the temperature setting must be S or higher.

2. Set the steam control to the setting you want (S = no steam, # = high).

3. Wait till the light goes o, then start ironing.

SPRAY Water spotting aects some fabrics. Test this out on a hidden part of the fabric.

1. Lift the iron o the fabric.

2. Aim the spray nozzle at the fabric.

3. Press the ? button – you may have to press it 2 or 3 times to pump water through the system.5

If you intend to use steam the temperature control must be at ~or higher.

1. Lift the iron o the fabric.

2. Press the ~ button.

3. Leave 4 seconds between shots, to let the temperature build up.

DRY IRONING If you’re going to be dry ironing for 20 minutes or more, empty the reservoir rst, to avoid spontaneous bursts of steam.

1. Set the steam control to S.

2. Wait till the light goes o, then start ironing.

VERTICAL STEAMING Remove wrinkles from hanging clothes, hanging curtains, and furnishing fabrics.

• Check that there’s adequate ventilation behind the fabric, otherwise moisture may build up, causing mildew.

• Check that there’s nothing behind the fabric that may be damaged by the steam.

• Check that pockets, turn-ups, and cus are empty.

• Check that there’s water in the reservoir.

1. Set the temperature control to max. Set the steam control to S.

2. Hold the iron close to (but not touching) the fabric.

3. Press the ~ button (you’re using the “shot of steam” function vertically).

4. Leave 4 seconds between shots, to let the temperature build up.

1. Set the temperature control to •. Set the steam control to S.

4. Hold it over a sink, turn it upside down, and drain the water from the reservoir, via the water inlet.

6. Sit the iron on its heel.

7. Leave it to cool down completely.

8. When it’s cold, wipe o any moisture, and wind the cable round the heel.

9. Store the iron on its heel, to avoid corrosion and damage to the soleplate.

SELF CLEAN To avoid scale build up, use the self clean function at least monthly in normal water areas, more often in hard water areas. Products returned under guarantee with faults due to scale will be subject to a repair charge. You’ll need a basin or a large bowl to catch the water coming out of the soleplate.

1. Fill the reservoir to the max mark.

2. Set the temperature control to max. Set the steam control to S.

3. Sit the iron on its heel.

4. Put the plug into the power socket and wait till the light goes out.

5. Hold the iron over the basin or bowl with the soleplate down.

6. Press the C, and hold it down.

7. Gently move the iron to and fro, over the basin or bowl.

8. Water and steam will wash scale and dust through the soleplate, and into the sink.

9. When the reservoir is empty, release the C button.

AE6 ANTI-SCALE The anti-scale agent incorporated in the iron helps prevent the build-up of scale. Don’t use a descaling solution, or you’ll destroy the anti-scale. RECYCLING