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For small items, e.g. handkerchiefs,
alternate between using the right and
left hand sides of the roller.
Items with raised buttons should be
ironed face down on to the roller so that
they are pressed into the cushioned
surface.
A cloth should be placed over zips,
metal buttons and hooks to protect the
heater plate during ironing.
To protect the heater plate do not iron
very bulky or heat-sensitive buttons.
When you have nearly finished ironing
you can turn the temperature selector
to I "Cool" and continue ironing small
items with residual heat.
After ironing
^ Switch the ironer off.
^ Set the temperature selector to I
"Cool".
^
Switch off at the socket and withdraw
the plug.
If the ironer is to be put away:
^
Allow the heater plate to cool down.
^
Fold the rotary ironer up.
^
Wind up the mains cable.
^
Cover the ironer.
Power cut
In the event of a power cut activate
the emergency release.
If there is a power cut whilst you are
ironing the heater plate will stay in
contact with the roller. This traps the
laundry with the danger of it singeing.
To free it:
^ Pull the emergency release catch
upwards.
–
This releases the pressure enabling
the laundry to be pulled forwards
towards you, or downwards off the
roller, depending on how far through
the ironer it had passed.
When power is restored (the indicator
light in the On-Off button comes on)
press the emergency release catch
back down. You can now continue
ironing.
Ironing
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