Redmond RI-C211, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...Steam iron INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...STOMER Thank you for preferring the domestic appliance manufactured by REDMOND REDMOND means quality reliability and thoughtful attitude towards our clients We hope that in future you will also prefer...

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Page 13: ...de choice of functions and design Automatic steaming dry ironing vertical steam and steam boost will cope with a problem of any complexity Convenient management and ergonomics of the appliance will tr...

Page 14: ...Filling the water tank Steam boost Vertical steam Dry ironing Moistening III RECOMMENDATIONS AND ADVICES Table for operating mode selection Symbols on clothes labels Symbols of fabrics Tables of clot...

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Page 16: ...the device in the course of improvement of the products without additional notifying of such modifications PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Model RI C211 Voltage 220 240 V 50 60 Hz Maximal power 2400 W Powerful...

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Page 19: ...inlet 4 Regulator of steam formation intensity in self clean position for self cleaning of the appliance from scale 5 Spray button for fabric moistening 6 Steam button for steam boost in horizontal an...

Page 20: ...requirements of protection against electric shock If you want to disconnect the appliance from electric outlet pull the power cord while holding the plug with your dry hands but not the cord Otherwis...

Page 21: ...er The work carried out non professionally can cause breakage injuries and property damaging Use device according to it s purpose Using it for something else is considered as violation of generally ac...

Page 22: ...f the iron and will quickly disappear 6 Prior to the first use make sure that cloths which you are going to iron have a label with instructions of processing 1 Place the iron vertically and open the l...

Page 23: ...ot less than several seconds NOTE In mode of temperature water can drip from soleplate and steam boost can be absent It is possibility of steam giving in vertical position The given function allows to...

Page 24: ...ersion of water Spray it is possible to use the quantity of times necessary to you at any operating mode if in the tank there is enough water 2 Set steam regulator in DRY position 3 Set temperature mo...

Page 25: ...ky Polyamide nylon Steam use is risky Polyurethane Steam use is risky Acetate Cloth is better for ironing on a seamy side badly transfers heating Polyester To iron through a damp cloth Viscose At the...

Page 26: ...t splash water as from nonuniform humidity formation of folds is possible WOOL Wool Wool Cloth is better for ironing with humidifying or through a damp fabric COTTON Cotton Cotton Cloth is better for...

Page 27: ...reveal even the spots which were not noticeable before that One should iron with slow motions with strong pressing upon the iron Before ironing sort the things by groups depending from ironing temper...

Page 28: ...eration of spots do not wet such fabrics In order to provide that ironing surface of your iron will always be perfectly polished never place the iron upon rough surfaces and do not iron metal accessor...

Page 29: ...out only slightly manually without wringing The cloth can be exposed to machine washing at temperature no more 30 Mechani cal influence rinsing at temperature no more 30 Such mode corresponds to washi...

Page 30: ...ce Bleaching by chlorine containing substance is authorized A solution cold or diluted IRONING Product to iron at low heating no more 110 Product to iron at low heating no more 150 Product to iron at...

Page 31: ...type dryer at a low and average turn Product to dry in a drum type dryer at low temperature and delicate wringing The cloth cannot be dried in a drum type dryer The cloth sated with a moisture to dry...

Page 32: ...aning by all solvents specified for symbol F Strict restriction of addition of water and strengthening of mechanical influences or increase in tempera ture during cleaning and wringing Product dry cle...

Page 33: ...tal Meta NY Naylon Polyamide PA Acrilica Polyacrylic Polyacryl Acrylique Acrilico Acrylik PL Poliestere Polyester PE Polietilen Polyethylene PoLietileno PP Polipropilene PU Poliuretanica Polyurethane...

Page 34: ...12 14 16 18 Women clothes Russia Ukraine 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 USA 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 England 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 Germany 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 France 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 International...

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Page 36: ...and 32 34 36 38 Men socks Russia Ukraine 39 40 41 42 43 44 USA 9 10 10 5 11 11 5 12 England 9 10 10 5 11 11 5 12 SELF CLEANING 1 Disconnect the iron from the mains Wait for cooling down 2 Set steam re...

Page 37: ...the soleplate with wet fabric after that SOLEPLATE CLEANING 1 Before cleaning of a soleplate make sure that it is disconnected from mains and has completely cooled down 2 The cooled iron can be clear...

Page 38: ...other socket Temperature regulator is in too low temperature position Set the necessary temperature There is no steam or too low exhaust of steam Steam regulator is in DRY position Set steam regulator...

Page 39: ...clothes insufficiently or you are ironing new clothes not having rinsed it Rinse clothes make sure that no soap or other chemical agents that can spoil the iron remained You did not remove water from...

Page 40: ...ase intervals between steam blows There are scratch or other damages on a soleplate You have placed the iron on a metal support Place the appliance vertically concerning surface you are iron on The so...

Page 41: ...et of the product must be retained This guarantee does not cover natural wear of the product as well as brittle objects such as ceramic components lamps etc The guarantee shall not become effective un...

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