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Safety Instructions
Before using the electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be
followed including the following:
1. Read all instructions.
2. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified Kogan
service technician.
3. DO NOT use the appliance if the main cord, plug, light or the appliance itself
shows visible signs of damage, or the appliance has been dropped or is
leaking water.
4. Do not allow the cord to come into contact with the soleplate when it is hot.
5. Be careful as burns may occur from touching hot metal parts, hot water, or
from steam.
6. Do not let the cord hang over edge of table or hot surface.
7. To protect against a risk of electric shock, never immerse the iron in water or
other liquids.
8. Keep the appliance out of the reach of children.
9. Do not leave iron unattended while connected mains power or on an ironing
board.
10. Always place or use the appliance on a stable, level and horizontal surface.
11. The use of accessories not recommended by Kogan.com may cause injury to
persons or damage to appliance.
12. When placing the iron on its stand, ensure that the surface on which the
stand is placed is stable.
13. The drain water cap must be always closed properly during use.
14. Never fill the water tank with hot water, scent, vinegar, starch, descaler, fabric
softener or other chemicals.
15. Disconnect from mains power when not in use, before filling the water
reservoir with water or when cleaning.
16. Do not use the appliance for other than its intended use.
17. Young children should be supervised to ensure that they don’t play with the
appliance.
18. The iron must not be left unattended while it is connected to mains power or
immediately after use, hot iron can cause severe skin burns if touched.
19. The iron must be used and rested on a stable surface.
20. Keep the iron and its cord out of reach of young children when it is
connected to mains power or cooling down.
21. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
22. Caution - hot surface
23. Do not use outdoors. For household use only!
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Product Layout
Iron, tank and steam station
Fig. 1
Temperature dial
Fig. 2
Control Panel
Fig. 3
Filling cap
Trigger
Handle
Water tank
Steam release button
Handle
Soleplate
Temperature dial
(see below)
Temperature
indicator
Iron
Thermal insulation cushion
Steam generator
Control panel
(see below)
Cord clamp
Cord winding groove
Maximum setting
(for linen)
170 ~ 225°C
Third setting
(for cotton)
140 ~ 210°C
Second setting
(for wool)
100 ~ 160°C
First setting
(for synthetic fibres/silk)
70 ~ 120°C
Power indicator
Low steam rate indicator
Decrease steam rate
control button
Power
switch
Increase steam rate
control button
Medium steam rate indicator
High steam rate indicator
Low water indicator
Descaling required indicator
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Usage
How to remove the water tank
Grasp the handle on the water tank and press the trigger button to remove the
water tank from the main unit. Refer to Fig 1.
Filling the cap
The filling cap is attached to the water tank. Lift the filler cap to fill the water
tank. Never fill the water tank beyond the maximum water mark.
Power switch
Connect the iron to the mains power and press the power switch. The power
indicator light will illuminate, indicating power is reaching the iron. The low steam
rate indicator light will begin to flash (this is the default setting).
To switch the iron off, press and hold the power switch for 2 seconds. Both the
power indicator and the low steam rate indicator will turn off.
• Note: Always disconnect the mains power when the iron is not in use.
• Note: when the iron is switched ON, it is normal to hear noises from the
water pump. The noise from the water pump will continue to occur on and
off during use, as the iron will keep pumping water from the water tank to
generate steam.
Steam rate control buttons
Low, medium or high steam rate settings can be selected by pressing the two
steam rate control buttons (refer to the control panel section Fig 3).
After selecting the desired steam rate, the corresponding indicator light will start
to flash. Once the indicator light stops flashing, it means the steam function is
ready for use.
Temperature dial
Turn the dial to set your desired ironing temperature depending on the fabric
required. (Refer to fig 2).
Temperature indicator
When the iron is heating up, the temperature indicator next to the temperature
dial will be illuminated. Once the iron has reached the selected temperature, the
temperature indicator light will turn off. The temperature indicator light will turn
ON and OFF as the iron maintains the selected temperature setting during
ironing.
Steam release button
Once the iron has reached its selected temperature, press and hold the steam
release button and steam will be sprayed from the soleplate continuously. When
the steam button is released, the iron can be used for dry ironing without any
steam. The location of the steam release button is shown in fig 1.
Note: the steam release button must be pressed for steam ironing.
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Low water indicator
When the water in the tank goes below a certain level, the low water indicator
will light up, two buzzers will sound and the steam generator will stop working.
The buzzers are a prompt to add water to the water tank.
Descaling indicator
The descaling indicator light will illuminate to show that the steam generator
requires cleaning dur to the accumulation of mineral deposits found in hard
water. When the deposits have been removed from the steam generator, the
indicator light will turn off.
Note: instructions for removing the mineral deposits is explained under the
Cleaning and Maintenance section.
Cord clamp
When not in use, the steam supply hose and the power cord can be stored
around the winding groove on the iron base. To do this, pull the cord clamp out
gently, then wind the cord around the winding groove, then gently push the cord
clamp back.
Automatic power OFF
The iron will automatically turn itself off if no steam is spraying out of the
soleplate or left idling for more than 10 minutes. To turn the iron back on, press
the Power switch on the control panel, as shown in fig 3.
Before first use
1. Remove any stickers, protective wraps or storage covers (if fitted) from the
soleplate.
2. Heat the iron up to the maximum temperature and iron over a piece of
damp cloth for several minutes to remove any residue from the production
process that may have accumulated on the soleplate and steam unit by
following the instructions for Steam Ironing.
• Note: it is normal to experience an odour when the appliance is switched
ON for the first time. This is caused by lubrication during the
manufacturing process and should cease after a short amount of use. If the
odour seems excessive, use in a will ventilated area until the odour
disappears.
• Note: some particles or debris may come out of the soleplate upon first
time use. This is normal and the particles will stop quickly.
• Note: when you switch the appliance on, the steam generator will produce
a pumping sound. This is normal; this sound means that water is being
pumped into the steam generator. This will continue on and off during use.
• Note: during the heating process of the soleplate, a small amount of steam
may come out of the soleplate automatically. This will continue for about 3
seconds and is completely normal.
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Using your steam station
The appliance has two functions. You can use dry ironing or steam ironing as
described below.
Dry ironing
1. Put the iron on the steam generator thermal insulating cushion. (refer fig 1)
2. Connect the plug to the wall outlet and press the power switch.
3. Turn the temperature dial to your desired temperature. The temperature
indicator light will illuminate and the iron will start to heat. (refer to fig 2)
Note: for best results, refer to IRONING TIPS below.
4. When the temperature indicator turns off, the selected temperature has
been reached. You can now start ironing.
Warning: never touch the hot soleplate during use and ensure it has
completely cooled down after use before touching.
Steam ironing
1. Grasp the handle on the water tank and press the trigger to take the water
tank out, then open the filling cap and fill the tank with water. We suggest
you use purified water to avoid mineral deposits accumulating in the iron.
After filling with water, close the filling cap. The max capacity of the water
tank is 1.7L. Never exceed the MAX mark when filling the water tank.
2. Replace the detachable water tank on the steam generator.
3. Place the iron on the thermal insulating cushion on the steam generator.
4. Connect the plug to the mains power, press the power switch and the
default low steam rate indicator will start to flash. Turn the temperature dial
to your desired heat setting and the temperature light will illuminate.
Note: for best results, refer to IRONING TIPS below.
5. The water in the tank will be heated after a few minutes and the
temperature indicator will turn off, which indicates that the soleplate
temperature has reached your selected heat setting.
6. Ensure that the selected steam indicator light has stopped flashing, as this
will indicate that the iron is ready for steam ironing. You can use the steam
function by pressing the steam release button on the iron.
7. You can select three steam modes (low, medium or high) by pressing the
steam rate control buttons on the panel (refer fig 3). Make sure there is
enough water in the water tank.
Warning: never touch the hot soleplate during use and ensure it has
completely cooled down after use before touching. Never direct the steam
spray at people or animals. Severe burns can occur if misused.
8. After ironing, press the Power switch for two seconds and the appliance
will turn OFF. Remove the plug from the wall socket.
Caution: the soleplate will still be hot, even after the plug has been
removed from the socket. Place the iron down on the thermal insulating
cushion until it has cooled.
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Cleaning and Maintenance
Before cleaning, ensure you disconnect the iron from the mains power outlet and
ensure the soleplate has cooled down completely.
1. Wipe flakes or any other deposits on the soleplate away with a damp cloth
or a non-abrasive liquid cleaner.
Note: do not use chemical, steel, wooden or abrasive cleaners to scrape the
soleplate.
2. Clean the upper part of the iron with a soft damp cloth. Wipe away any
water drops on the steam generator and thermal insulating cushion with a
dry cloth.
3. To remove the mineral deposits accumulated in the inner steam generator,
first put the iron horizontally on a level surface, then tilt the steam
generator and unscrew the drain water cap with the attached screwer, then
drain all of the water from the steam generator. (refer to fig 4 below)
Warning: to avoid risk of scalding from hot water, make sure the steam
generator has cooled down completely before unscrewing the drain water
cap.
Fig 4
4. After draining the water, screw the drain water cap back on tightly.
5. When the appliance is not being used for a long time, completely empty
the tank and store the iron on the thermal insulating cushion.
6. Wind the steam supply hose and the power cord around the cord winding
groove, then secure it by the cord clamps.
IRONING TIPS
• Always check the label on the item of clothing before starting your ironing.
Always follow these ironing instructions.
• The iron heats up quicker than it cools down. Therefore, you should start
ironing the articles requiring the lowest temperatures first, such as those
made of synthetic fibres.
• If the fabric consists of various types of fabrics/fibres, then you must
always select the lowest ironing temperature for those fibres.
• Silk and other fabrics that are likely to become shiny should be ironed
inside out.
• Velvet and other textures that rapidly becoming shiny should be ironed in
one direction with light pressure applied. Always keep the iron moving all
times.
• Pure wool fabrics (100% wool) may be ironed with the steam iron.
Preferably set the temperature dial to the maximum position and use a dry
cloth as a mat.
• Never iron over a zip or rivet in the cloth. This will damage the soleplate.
Iron around any such objects.
Drain water cap
Screwer
Bottom of steam generator
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Additional table
Symbol Fabric Temperature Variable Steam
Synthetic fibres
Silk
No
Wool
Yes
Cotton
Linen
Yes
Note:
This symbol means this article cannot be ironed!
If you have any further queries, concerns or issues, please contact the Kogan
customer support team.
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