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Руководство пользователя KENWOOD ST530. Основные функции, характеристики и условия эксплуатации изложены на 76 страницах документа в pdf формате.
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before using your Kenwood ? Do not let children use or play with appliance the appliance. ? Read these instructions carefully and ? Only use the appliance for its retain for future reference. intended domestic use. Kenwood ? Remove all packaging and any will not accept any liability if the labels. appliance is subject to improper use, ? Test-iron an old cloth to make sure or failure to comply with these the soleplate and water tank are instructions. clean. before plugging in ? Make sure your electricity supply is safety the same as the one shown on the heel of your iron. ? Never bend the cord guard when wrapping the cord around the iron - ? This iron complies with European in time the cord will burn out. Economic Community Directive ? Don't get burnt by the iron's steam, 89/336/EEC. hot water or soleplate. ? Steam or hot water can come out of know your Kenwood the soleplate when you're not iron expecting it, such as when you raise the iron from flat to upright. So make variable steam/self clean control sure no one's in the way. shot of steam button ? Keep children away from the iron. spray button And make sure they can't grab the auto safe light (ST540 series only) cord and pull the iron down. temperature indicator light ? Never iron clothes being worn. temperature control ? Never put the iron, cord or plug in cord guard liquid - you could get an electric water fill inlet cover shock. heel ? Never use a damaged iron. Get it temperature aligning mark checked or repaired: see 'service jug and customer care'. using your iron ? Never leave the iron on unattended. ? Unplug: filling with water ? ? before filling with water or max min emptying water out 1 Unplug. ? ? before cleaning 2 Move the variable steam control to ? ? straight after use 3 Hold the iron with its point facing ? Only use the jug provided to fill the downwards. Press the water fill inlet tank, never put the iron under the cover which will move inside the tap to fill. iron. Fill the tank with tap water ? After filling with water, make sure the using the jug provided . Never fill ? water fill cover is fully closed. above the maximum level marked. ? Always allow the iron to cool before 4Press the cover again and it will emptying any water from the tank. return to its closed position. ? ? During ironing pauses, never leave ? If your tap water's hard, use filtered the iron flat - it could burn what's water - it'll increase the life of your underneath. Leave it upright. iron. (Kenwood water filters are ? Do not let infirm people use the widely available). Don't use distilled appliance without supervision. water. 2
? After ironing, unplug and allow the ? It may be necessary to press the iron to cool. Press the water fill inlet spray button a few times to start this cover and turn the iron on its heel function. and allow the water to drain out. steam ironing 1Ensure the variable steam control is choosing the right set to , then fill with water. temperature 2 Plug into the power supply. 3Turn the temperature control to ??? Follow the clothes label advice. or higher . Match the dots on the label to the 4 When the green temperature light dots on the temperature control . goes out move the variable steam If there's no label, here's a guide on control to the position required. which temperature to choose: Moving the control in an anti- linen max clockwise direction will give cotton ??? maximum steam . No steam will wool, silk ?? be produced on . synthetics (eg acrylic, nylon, All Models are fitted with an anti-drip polyester, viscose) system which will automatically stop ? hints the iron from steaming if variable ? Start with clothes needing the lowest steam is selected and the temperature, then work upwards. temperature is too low. During use (This lowers the risk of burning the anti drip system may emit a loud something because an iron switched clicking noise, particularly during from 'hot' to 'cool' takes time to heat up or whilst cooling down. This cool down.) is normal and indicates that the ? For mixed fibres, eg cotton ??? and system is functioning correctly. polyester ?, use the lowest suitable 5 Steaming can be stopped by moving temperature ?. the variable steam control to . ? If in doubt, start with a low dry ironing temperature on a part that won't be 1 Set the variable steam control to seen (eg a shirt tail). . 2 Set the temperature control . setting the temperature 1 Stand the iron upright. shot of steam (during dry or 2 Plug into the power supply and the steam ironing) green temperature indicator light will If there's water in the iron and the glow. temperature's on ??? or higher, just 3 Select the desired temperature by press the shot of steam button. aligning the mark on the body of the ? When using shot of steam, water iron with the temperature control. may leak from the iron if the When the iron reaches this temperature is too low. temperature, the light will go out. steaming the creases out of (During ironing, this light will go on curtains, hanging clothes, and off as your iron maintains the wall hangings right temperature.) 1 Move the variable steam control to . spraying 2 Fill with water. 1 Ensure the variable steam control is 3 Plug into the power supply. set to , then fill with water. 2Press the spray button. 4Turn the temperature control to ??? or higher . 5 When the green temperature light 3