Philips Azur Excel Plus Aquazur HI835/22 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 6

• The temperature pilot
light (H) will light up.
• When the pilot lamp
goes off, push the
steam trigger (C)
under the handle
continuously (fig. 6).
Steam comes on after
about 2 minutes.
• Iron with steam on a
piece of cloth/towel for 1 or 2 minutes. Then
you can proceed to iron your clothings.
• Read this manual first, for guide on
temperature and steam settings.
How to use the rubber mat (N) and hanger (O)
• The iron stand (watertank) is equipped with a
rubber mat (N).
The rubber mat can be detached and laid flat
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on the ironing board,
to rest the iron during
ironing (fig. 7).
• Never rest a hot iron
on the plastic
watertank! (fig. 8).
To rest the iron on the
stand, always attach
the rubber mat to the
stand (fig. 9).
• The stand can be hung on the metal rod of
most ironing boards. To hang the stand, pull
out the metal hanger (O)
(fig. 10). Before hanging the stand, remove the
rubber mat and place
it on the ironing board
for easy resting the
iron.
• Do not place the
rubber mat (N) on a
table or any other
surface which may be
damaged by heat.
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Filling the watertank
spraying)
• Fill the watertank with normal tap water before
using for the first time.
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• If the watertank is in a
horizontal position, fill
the water to the MAX
level indicated on the
side (fig. 11) or in the
filling hole (fig. 12).
• If the watertank is in a
vertical position, fill
only to the MAX level
on the side (fig. 13).
• For refilling, also use
tapwater. (See: Water hardness)
• Remove the mains plug from the wall socket
before filling the iron.
Do not activate steam trigger (C).
• You may empty the remaining water in the
watertank before storing it.
Ironing temperature
• Always check first to see whether a label with
ironing instructions is attached to the article to
be ironed. (See table)
Follow these ironing instructions in all cases.
• If ironing instructions are missing, but you do
know the kind of fabric, then see the table.
• The table is valid for the materials only and is
not applicable to any applied finish, gloss etc.
Textile to which some kind of finish has been
applied (gloss, wrinkle, relief etc.) can best be
ironed at lower temperatures.
• Sort the laundry out according to ironing
temperature first: wool with wool, cotton with
cotton, etc.
• The iron heats up quicker than it cools down.
Therefore, start ironing the articles requiring
the lowest temperature such as those made of
synthetic fibres.
• If the fabric consists of various kinds of fibres,
you must always select the lowest ironing
temperature of the composition of those fibres.
(For example: an article consisting of "60%
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(for steam-ironing and
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