Kambrook KI900 - Manual (Page 6)

Set the Variable Temperature Control to
the required position within the steam
range (
) and wait until the Heating
Indicator Light has gone out.
Set the Variable Steam Control (on top of
the handle of the iron) to the required
setting.
Your Kambrook Steamline Iron is now
ready for steam ironing.
Important: If you attempt to iron with the
Variable Steam Control on and with the
Variable Temperature Control set to a
relatively low ironing temperature [ie.
between
(synthetic) and (silk)],
the water will not be able to vapourise
completely.This may result in water
leaking from the soleplate.Therefore,
ensure that the Variable Steam Control is
always set to correspond with the setting
on the Variable Temperature Control as
shown in Table A on page 5.
How to Use the Shot of Steam
The Shot of Steam provides an extra
burst of steam, which is ideal for removal
of stubborn creases and wrinkles during
STEAM or DRY ironing.
Turn the Variable Temperature Control to
the hottest setting (ie.
cotton/
linen) and wait until the Heating Indicator
Light goes out. Ensure the Variable Steam
Control setting corresponds with the
setting on the Variable Temperature
Control.
Lift the iron slightly above the surface of
the fabric, press the Shot of Steam button
down firmly and then release it during
ironing. An intense “burst” of steam
penetrates deep into the fabric. For
optimum steam quality, leave an interval of
at least four seconds between pressing
the Shot of Steam button.
Vertical Steam System
The Vertical Steam System allows you to
use the iron for vertical ironing.This is
especially useful for getting wrinkles out
of hanging clothes, curtains, wall hangings
etc.
Hold the iron vertically, in front of the
item to be steamed and press the Shot of
Steam button.
WARNING: NEVER IRON
CLOTHES ON THE BODY!
Dry Ironing
Set the Variable Steam Control to the
DRY position (= closed), this shuts off the
steam flow, should there be any water in
the tank.
Select the setting on the Variable
Temperature Control most suitable for
the fabric to be ironed.
Once the Heating Indicator Light has gone
out, commence ironing.
NOTE: If dry ironing for longer than 20 minutes,
the water tank should be emptied to prevent over
heating of any water present.
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Max Steam
Min Steam