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110 347 5371

Rowenta Werke GmbH, 63016 Offenbach am Main

Problems

The soleplate is

dirty or brown

and can stain

the linen.

The soleplate is

scratched or

damaged.

You are using a too

high temperature.

You are using

starch.

You have placed

your iron flat on a

metallic rest-plate.

You have ironed

over a zip.

See the temperature table to

correctly set the thermostat.

Clean the soleplate as indi-

cated above. Always spray

starch onto the reverse side

of the fabric to be ironed.

Always set the iron on its

heel.

Try to avoid ironing over

zips which may have rough

edges.

Possible cause Solution

If you have any further problems or queries with our produc-

ts please call our Customer Relations team first for expert

help and advice:

HELPLINE:

0845 602 1454 – UK

01 4751947 – Ireland

In line with a policy of continuous product improvement

Rowenta reserves the right to change product specifications

without prior notice.

Cleaning and maintenance

When the appliance has cooled down, wipe it down with

a damp cloth or sponge, as required.

Dirt can be removed from the soleplate with a damp

cloth or sponge. Do not use sharp or abrasive cleaning

agents or objects.

Important: If the appliance has been standing unused for

long periods, hold it horizontal and allow it to emit

steam for approx. 1 minute to clean the steam ducts and

remove any residue from the iron.

Problems?

Problems

The iron is plug-

ged in, but the

soleplate of the

iron remains cold.

The soleplate is

not heating up

properly.

Thermostat light

does not come

on.

Thermostat light

goes on and off.

None or too little

steam is being

emitted.

Brown streaks

come through

the holes in the

soleplate and

stain the fabric.

Iron is leaking.

No mains supply.

The temperature

control is set too

low.

Temperature con-

trol set to "min".

This is normal.

There is insufficient

water in the water

tank.

Anti-Drip is active

(F1).

You are using che-

mical descaling

agents.

Wrong type of water

being used.

Fabric fibres have

accumulated in the

holes of the solepla-

te and are burning.

Your linen is not

rinsed sufficiently

or you have ironed

a new garment

before washing it.

Over use of power

steam button.

Pure distilled/demi-

neralized or softened

water being used.

Check that the mains plug is

properly inserted or try

plugging the iron into a dif-

ferent socket.

Set the temperature control

to a higher temperature (D).

Turn the temperature control

to the required setting (D).

When the Thermostat light

goes on and off, the iron is

heating up. As soon as the

Thermostat light goes off,

the set temperature has

been reached.

Fill the water tank (C).

Wait for the soleplate to reach

the correct temperature.

Do not add any descaling

agents to the water in the

water tank.

Only use untreated tap

water – see section C.

Clean the soleplate with a

non-metallic sponge.

Vaccuum the holes of the

soleplate from time to time.

Ensure linen is rinsed

thoroughly to remove any

soap deposits or chemicals

on new garments which may

be sucked up by the iron.

Allow more time between

each burst.

Only use tap water or mix

half tap water with half distil-

led/demineralised water.

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