User manual MOULINEX FER PRINCIPIO 042511

[. . . ] This appliance complies with the technical rules and standards for safety currently in force (Electromagnetic Compatibility, Low Voltage, Environment). Do not leave your iron when it is hot, especially where there are young children or severely disabled people. [. . . ] When you put your iron onto its iron rest, make sure that the surface on which you put it is stable. Any commercial use, inappropriate use or failure to comply with the instructions, the manufacturer accepts no responsibility and the guarantee will not apply. Your iron heats up quickly : so begin by ironing fabrics that are ironed at low temperatures first, then go on to those requiring a higher temperature. When ironing fabrics with mixed fibres, set the ironing temperature for the most delicate fibre Never exceed the water tank MAX level. Never use abrasive or aggressive products to clean the soleplate and the other parts of the iron. Your appliance has been designed to function with untreated tap water. If you have very hard water, mix untreated tap water with commercially available demineralised or distilled water in the following ratio: - 50% untreated tap water, - 50% demineralised or distilled water. Types of water not to use: Heat concentrates the elements contained in water during evaporation. The types of water listed below may contain organic waste, mineral or chemical elements that can cause spitting, brown staining or premature wear of the appliance: water from clothes dryers, scented or softened water, water from refrigerators, batteries, air conditioners, rain water, boiled, filtered or bottled water. The chosen temperature is too low and does not allow for the formation of steam. [. . . ] Fierul dumneavoastr se înclzete repede: începei mai întâi cu esturile care se calc la temperatur sczut, apoi terminai cu cele care necesit o temperatur mai ridicat. Never leave the appliance unsupervised when it is connected to a power source; if it has not cooled down for approximately 1 hour. [. . . ]