Touch Sensor; Ironing With Steam Blast; Putting The Steam Iron Down; After Use - Silvercrest SDBS 2800 A1 Bedienungsanleitung

Touch sensor (

The touch sensor in the handle allows the iron to
'recognise' whether you are holding it in your hand .
■ If the temperature control 6 is set in the red
setting range and a steam level is selected,
steam will be produced as long as your hand is
in contact with the touch sensor field 7 .
■ If there is no contact with the touch sensor
field 7, the iron will stop producing steam .
■ As soon as you pick up the iron again, steam
production will be resumed .

Ironing with steam blast

The steam blast function is especially suitable for
smoothing difficult-to-reach parts of a garment .
■ Raise the steam iron slightly .
■ For a steam blast, press the steam blast button
4 .
You can also use the steam blast
( ) function to
smooth hanging textiles .
■ Hold the iron vertically and press the steam
blast button
4 .
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Putting the steam iron down

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RISK OF FIRE!
► Never leave a hot steam iron unattended if
it is switched on or connected to the mains
power supply .
■ Stand the steam iron only on its base 9 .

After use

■ Remove the power plug from the mains power
socket .
■ Empty the water tank and clean the sole of the
iron q .
■ Place the cooled-down steam iron on its base 9 .

Drip-Stop function

With conventional steam irons, water can drip from
the sole of the iron q at low temperatures . This
iron however possesses a new feature, the DRIP-
STOP function (
the iron automatically switches off the steam-blast
function .
Then set a suitable temperature with the tempera-
ture control 6 . As soon as this is reached, steam
production is resumed .

Automatic descaling function

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There is a descaling cartridge in the water tank that
helps reduce the build-up of limescale .
This descaling cartridge is a permanent fixture in
the water tank and cannot be replaced .
) . At low temperatures
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SDBS 2800 A1