DEAR CUSTOMER!
The staff of the company “Magio” thanks you for the choice you
have made in favor of the products of our brand and guarantees
a high quality of working of the purchased items if you follow the
manual. Before using electrical appliances, carefully read this
manual which contains important information regarding care and
operation for your safety.
CONTENTS OF BOX
• Iron
• A glass for water
• Instruction
• Warranty card
SAFETY INFORMATION
Read this instruction manual carefully before using the unit and
keep it for the whole operation period. Use the unit for its
intended purpose only, as specified in this manual. Mishandling
of the unit may lead to its breakage and cause harm to the user
or damage to his/her property. To avoid the risk of fire, electric
shock and to prevent injury, observe the following safety
measures:
• Read all instructions before use or cleaning.
• Before connecting the unit to the mains, make sure that the
voltage specified on the unit corresponds to your home mains
voltage.
• Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used
near children.
• Do not immerse cord, plug, or any part of the appliance in
water or other liquids.
• Do not let cord hang over edge of table or counter, or touch
hot surfaces.
• Do not operate appliance with damaged cord or plug or after
the appliance malfunctions, or has been damaged in any
manner. If the appliance is damaged or broken, do not repair
yourself.
• If the power cord or the plug is broken or damaged, do not
repair or change yourself, please send the appliance to
qualified service center for repair or service.
• When unplugging the unit, pull the plug but not cord.
• Do not touch the plug or the body of the appliance with wet
hands.
• To prevent the risk of electric shock, do not use the appliance
outdoors.
• Do not cover any part of the appliance with metal or cloth, it
may cause overheating.
• Do not use the unit near heat sources or open flame.
• Do not use any accessories other than manufacturer
recommended accessories.
• Do not immerse the unit body into water or any other liquids.
• Clean the appliance regularly.
• Close supervision is necessary when children or disabled
persons are near the operating unit.
• This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years and over
and persons with limited physical, sensory or mental
capabilities if supervised or given instructions on how to use the
appliance in a safe way, and the hazards are explained.
Children do not have to play with the device. Cleaning and
maintenance are not performed by children without supervision.
• Regularly check the power plug and power cord integrity for
damages.
• Never use the unit if the power cord or the power plug is
damaged, if the unit works improperly or after it was dropped.
• Do not attempt to repair the unit. Do not disassemble the unit
by yourself, if any malfunction is detected or after it was
dropped, unplug the unit and apply to any authorized service
center from the contact address list given in the warranty
certificate and on the website www.magio.ua.
• For environment protection do not throw out the unit with
usual household waste after its service life expiration; apply to
the specialized center for further recycling.
• Keep the unit out of reach of children and disabled persons.
• Do not use this appliance for any use other than its intended
use. This appliance is for household use only.
• Never leave the appliance unattended in working.
• Protect the device from the effects of adverse climatic
conditions, humidity and heat sources.
• Before putting the appliance for long-time storage or before
cleaning. Plug it off an outlet and let the appliance cool down.
• Do not leave the device unattended when it is switched on.
• When filling the tank with water, always disconnect it from the
mains.
• During the ironing process, do not open holes to fill water.
• The iron should be used and stored on wide sustainable
surfaces.
• When installing the iron on the stand, make sure that the
stand is installed on a sustainable surface.
• The iron should not be used if it is dropped, if there are visible
signs of damage or if the iron leaks.
• The iron together with the cord should be kept in a place not
accessible to children under the age of 8 if it is under voltage or
cooled.
• Use the iron on an even and stable surface.
• Avoid contact with skin open areas with hot surfaces of the
iron or a steam outlet to avoid burns.
• Before removing the iron, drain the remaining water and allow
it to cool completely.
• To avoid overloading the electrical power supply, do not switch
on multiple power supplies at the same time.
• Do not use the appliance near baths, sinks or other containers
filled with water.
• If the appliance falls to the water, immediately disconnect it
from the mains. In this case, do not immerse your hands in
water. Before using the appliance further, it must be checked by
a qualified technician.
• The appliance can only be switched on to a grounded
network. Do not use non-standard power supplies or other
connecting devices.
• Before using the extension cord, make sure it is grounded.
• Do not touch hot surfaces of the iron. Use the knob and
buttons.
• To pour water into the iron, unplug it.
• Never leave your iron lying on the ironing board. Always place
it vertically on the heel-reliance, even if you do break between
the ironing.
• Hot steam is dangerous. Do not direct steam at people.
• Do not iron or steam clothes worn on the person.
• Do not pour vinegar or liquid against the scum in the water
tank.
• Avoid contacts between the soleplate and sharp metal
surfaces that will prevent scratches on the bottom and prolong
its service life.
• Before you pack the appliance let it cool completely in the
vertical position.
UNPACKING
After unit transportation or storage at low temperature keep it for
at least three hours at room temperature before switching on.
– Unpack the unit completely and remove any stickers and
packaging materials that can prevent unit operation.
– Check the unit for damages; do not use it in case of
damages.
– Before switching the unit on, make sure that your home
mains voltage corresponds to the unit operating voltage.
DESCRIPTION
BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME
1. Pull the appliance out of the package and remove the
protective cardboard from the soleplate.
2. Clean the holes on the soleplate so the dirt, perhaps caught
in the holes during the manufacture of the iron, could not stain
the fabric.
3. Unreel the cord and plug into an outlet
4. Before switching on the unit, make sure that the mains
voltage corresponds to the voltage specified on the body of the
unit.
5. Before using the iron for the first time, first use a piece of
unnecessary fabric to make sure the surface is clean enough.
6. Certain parts of the iron have been lightly greased therefore
the iron could give off a little smoke when plugged in for the first
time. This will cease after a short while.
FILLING THE WATER TANK
1. Before filling water, please pull out the plug first.
2. Set the steam knob to the off position.
3. Pull down the cover of water filling mouth.
4. Carefully fill the water tank with water.
5. Don not exceed the mark "MAX".
6. Use cleared water to fill the water tank.
7. After you have finished ironing, open the water tank filler lid,
turn the iron upside down and pour out the remaining water.
Warning!
Do not use undiluted demineralized or flavored water.
SELECTING THE TEMPERATURE
1. Before ironing, always look at the temperature
recommendations indicated on the garment tags.
2. If there is no garment tag with ironing instructions, but you
know what type of material it is, you can use the following hints.
3. These hints can only be used for fibrous materials. It is best
to iron other types of materials (crimped, raised, etc.) at low
temperature.
4. If an items is made from a mixture of materials, then the
ironing temperature should be set for the fabric with the lowest
ironing temperature (for example, if an item is made from 60%
polyester and 40% cotton, then it should be ironed a the
temperature setting for polyester).
5. First, sort all of your clothes according to ironing
temperature: wool with wool, etc. The irons heats faster than it
cools, which is way it is recommended to begin ironing at low
temperature, with synthetic fabrics, for example. Then proceed
to ironing at higher temperatures. Cotton and flax should be
ironed last.
6. Set the temperature regulator to the desired ironing
temperature:
• position for nylon, silk
• • position for wool
• • • position for cotton or linen (steam)
The set temperature will have been reached when the
illuminated indicator turns off. The indicator will light again if the
temperature of the iron falls below the set temperature.
STEAM IRONING
1. Fill the tank with water as it is described above.
2. Plug the iron to the network.
3. Set the temperature knob to the "• • •" or "MAX" position.
Note!
Steam can only be selected when it is the highest
temperature on the dial. In another mode, the water can flow
through the sole.
4. Wait until the power indicator light turns off. This means that
the selected temperature is reached.
5. Set the steam knob to maximum position.
Note!
When the ironing is finished, or in between, iron must be
put in vertical position.
6. When the ironing is finished, unplug the iron, pour the
remaining water from the tank and let the iron cool down.
DRY IRONING
1. Plug the iron to the network.
2. Turn the steam knob to minimum position
3. Set the temperature control to the suitable position,
according to the type of fabric.
4. When the heating indicator light turns off, this means that the
iron has heated to the set temperature and is ready for dry
ironing.
Note!
When the ironing is finished, or in between, iron must be
put in vertical position.
5. Unplug the iron and let cool down.
SPRAY FUNCTION
Warning!
You should keep enough water in the water tank to
use this function.
Press the spraying button. Water will be sprayed out from the
spraying nozzle.
Note!
Before dry ironing of delicate fabrics it is recommended to
pre-moisten them, using the function of spraying water or iron
delicate fabrics through gauze. To avoid spots, do not use water
spray for silk and synthetic fabrics.
STEAM BURST FUNCTION
Warning!
Steam burst function can only be used when it is the
highest temperature on the dial and water tank is not empty.
1. Set the temperature dial at the "•••" or MAX position.
2. Press down the burst steam button.
3. Base plate will spray out bursting steam.
STEAM BURST FUNCTION
Warning!
This function is only possible when on the controller is
selected the highest temperature and the water tank is not
empty.
1. Set the temperature dial at the "•••" or MAX position.
2. When the heating indicator light turns off, this means that the
iron has heated to the set temperature and is ready.
3. To obtain a powerful steam shock, press two or three times a
steam burst button within a short period of time.
4. From the sole of the iron will come out a powerful steam flow.
Note!
During burst steaming, a small amount of hot water can
come out of the outlets of the sole of the iron.
Note!
When excessively pressing the burst steam button, the
temperature of the soleplate of the iron may fall below the set. In
this case, stop pressing the burst steam button and let the iron
get hot.
5. When the ironing is complete, disconnect the iron from the
mains, pour water from the tank and allow the iron to cool.
VERTICAL STEAMING
Warning!
Vertical steaming can only be used when it is the
highest temperature on the dial and water tank is not empty.
1. Set the temperature dial at the "•••" or MAX position.
2. The indicator light of the heating informs about the heating of
the iron. When the heating indicator light turns off, this means
that the iron has heated to the set temperature and is ready.
3. Raise the iron to the clothes you want to iron, but do not
touch it with the cloth.
4. Press the burst steam button at intervals of 4-5 seconds.
5. From the sole of the iron there will be a powerful steam flow.
Warning!
Vertical steaming is not desirable to apply to synthetic
fabrics.
Warning!
To prevent melting of the fabric, do not touch the
soleplate of the material.
Warning!
It is forbidden to steam clothes on a person. The
steam temperature is very high and can cause burns. Use the
hangers.
SELF-CLEANING
To increase the service life of the iron, carry out self-cleaning
every two weeks. For this:
1. Fill the water tank with water as described above.
2. Connect the iron to the mains.
3. Set the temperature dial at the "•••" or MAX position.
4. Wait ~ 3 minutes until the iron warms up.
5. Disconnect the iron from the mains. While holding the iron in
a horizontal position above the sink, press the "self-cleaning"
button.
6. A powerful flow of steam and hot water will go out to clean
the steam chamber.
7. Connect the iron to the mains.
8. Iron the piece of unwanted cloth to allow the remaining water
to evaporate.
9. Disconnect the iron from the mains and wait until the
soleplate of the iron cooled down.
10. Before removing the iron on storage, make sure that the
soleplate of the iron is dry.
ANTI-CALC
The anti-calc function allows to filtrate the minerals from the
water to prevent mineral residue build up at the steam chamber.
ANTI-DRIP
Iron automatically stops steaming when the temperature is too
low to prevent water from dripping out of the soleplate.
CLEAN AND CARE
1. Unplug the appliance.
2. Allow the device to cool down.
3. Clean the appliance with a damp cloth/sponge.
4. Never immerse the unit into water!
5. Avoid moisture getting into parts of this appliance.
6. Never use sharp or abrasive to clean the appliance.
STORAGE
1. Unplug the unit.
2. Clean the unit before taking the unit for storage.
3. Empty and allow to dry out the water tank.
4. Wind the power cord.
5. Keep the unit in a dry cool place out of reach of children and
disabled persons.
6. Always keep the iron in an upright position.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Supply voltage: 220-240V 50/60Hz
Power: 2400W
Water tank: 360ml
Note:
Due to the constant process of making changes and
improvements, there may be some differences between the
instruction and the product. The manufacturer hopes that the
user will pay attention to this.
TROUBLESHOOTING
P
R
OBLEM
POSSIBLE
R
EASON
POSSIBLE SOLU
T
ION
Wat
e
r flow
s
t
h
roug
h
h
ol
es
in t
he
s
ol
e
plat
e
•
The
se
l
e
ct
e
d
t
e
mp
e
ratur
e
i
s
not
s
uffici
e
nt to g
e
n
e
rat
e
s
t
e
am.
•
The
iron i
s
not
he
at
e
d
e
noug
h
to u
se
s
t
e
am.
•
The
s
t
e
am
s
upply i
s
too
s
trong.
•
The
iron wa
s
s
tor
e
d in
a
h
orizontal po
s
ition,
t
he
r
ese
rvoir wa
s
not
e
mpti
e
d, t
he
control
knob wa
s
not off.
•
S
e
t t
he
t
e
mp
e
ratur
e
dial
at t
he
"
•••
" or MAX
po
s
ition.
•
Wait for t
he
warning
lig
h
t to turn off.
•
Re
duc
e
s
t
e
am flow.
•
S
ee
se
ction "Iron
s
torag
e
".
Brown
s
tain
s
from
t
he
s
ol
es
s
tain t
he
laundry.
•
U
se
of c
he
mical
product
s
for d
es
caling.
•
Fabric fib
e
r
s
ar
e
s
tuff
e
d into t
he
h
ol
es
of
t
he
s
ol
e
and c
h
arr
e
d.
•
Do not add any
d
es
caling product
s
to t
he
tank.
•
P
e
rform
se
lf
-
cl
e
aning
and u
se
only cl
e
an wat
e
r.
•
Cl
e
an t
he
s
ol
e
wit
h
a
non
-
m
e
tallic wa
sh
clot
h
.
From tim
e
to tim
e
, cl
e
an
t
he
h
ol
es
of t
he
s
ol
e
.
Dirty or
brown
s
ol
e
plat
e
s
oot
hes
t
he
laundry.
•
U
s
ing too
h
ig
h
t
e
mp
e
ratur
e
.
•
The
laundry i
s
not
t
h
oroug
h
ly rin
se
d or
s
tarc
h
i
s
u
se
d.
•
Cl
e
an t
he
s
ol
e
plat
e
a
s
d
es
crib
e
d abov
e
. S
e
t t
he
t
e
mp
e
ratur
e
controll
e
r
according to t
he
t
e
mp
e
ratur
e
tabl
e
.
•
Cl
e
an t
he
s
ol
e
plat
e
a
s
d
es
crib
e
d abov
e
. Do not
u
se
s
tarc
h
.
In
s
ignificant
quantity or
ab
se
nc
e
of
s
t
e
am.
•
The
wat
e
r tank i
s
e
mpty.
•
Scaling in t
he
iron.
•
The
iron
h
a
s
b
ee
n
u
se
d wit
h
out wat
e
r for
too long.
•
Fill t
he
wat
e
r tank wit
h
cl
e
an wat
e
r.
•
P
e
rform
se
lf
-
cl
e
aning.
Recommended usage period - 3 years
More info: www.magio.ua
Questions regarding exploitation of MAGIO appliances:
support@magio.ua Manufacturer reserves the right to change
design and specifications, complete set, color scheme of the
item, warranty period, etc. without prior notice.
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