Philips HI900 User Manual
Supervapor 30
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English Page 4
• Keep page 3 open when reading these
operating instructions.
Français Page 8
• Pour le mode d'emploi: dépliez la page 3.
Deutsch Seite 12
• Schlagen Sie beim Lesen der
Gebrauchsanweisung Seite 3 auf.
Nederlands Pagina 16
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pagina 3 op.
Italiano Pagina 20
• Prima di usare l'apparecchio, aprite la pagina 3
e leggete attentamente le istruzioni per l'uso.
Español Página 24
• Desplegar la página 3 al leer las instrucciones
de manejo.
For U.K. only:
This appliance is supplied with a moulded
13 Ampere fused plug.
The plug must never be used without the fuse
cover being in place.
If a replacement fuse cover is required it must
be of the same type or colour as the coloured
insert around the fuse cover.
Only fit a 13 Ampere BSI or ASTA BS 1362
approved replacement fuse. Always refit the
fuse cover after changing the fuse.
Replacement fuse covers are available from
Electrical Retailers or direct from Philips,
tel. no. 081 - 689 - 2166 Ext. 8014.
If the moulded plug is not suitable for the
socket in your home it can be removed and
replaced by a plug of the correct type.
The moulded plug must be cut from the mains
cord, the fuse removed, and the plug safely
discarded to prevent further use. The removed
plug can be hazardous if inserted into a live
mains socket.
Wiring Instructions U.K
WARNING - THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE
EARTHED
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in
accordance with the following code:
GREEN AND YELLOW - EARTH
BLUE - NEUTRAL
BROWN - LIVE
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of
this appliance may not correspond with the
coloured markings identifying the terminals in
your plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured GREEN AND
YELLOW must be connected to the terminal
which is marked with the letter "E" or by the
earth symbol E or coloured GREEN or
GREEN AND YELLOW.
The wire which is coloured BLUE must be
connected to the terminal which is marked with
a letter "N" or coloured BLACK.
The wire which is coloured BROWN must be
connected to the terminal which is marked with
the letter "L" or coloured RED.
Note: If the terminals of the plug are
unmarked or if you are in any doubt
consult a qualified electrician.
If a 13 amp. plug is used this must be fitted
with a 13 amp. fuse.
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General description (fig. 1)
A Steam tank
B Switch "Steam tank On/Off" with built-in
pilot light "Heating-up". (The pilot light goes
out when the appliance is ready for steamironing.)
C Switch "Iron On/Off" with built-in pilot light
D Filling opening with screw cap
E Iron stand (removable)
F Steam activator (press-in for steam ironing)
G Pilot light "Iron heating-up"
H Temperature dial (rotate)
I Soleplate
J Supply hose with ball swivel for maximum
ironing convenience
K Mains cord
L Ring spanner for unscrewing the cap
Ironing temperature
- Always check first if a label with ironing
instructions is attached to the article to be
ironed. Follow these ironing instructions in
all cases.
- If ironing instructions are missing but you know
the kind of fabric, then see the table for
recommended ironing temperatures.
- After the pilot light (G) has gone out and come
on again you can start ironing.
• During ironing the pilot light will come on from
time to time. When this happens, the soleplate
is being heated-up to the required temperature
again. You can continue ironing.
• The table is valid for the fibre materials only.
If some kind of finish has been applied (gloss,
wrinkle, relief etc.), the textile can best be
ironed at a lower temperature.
• First sort out the fabrics according to ironing
temperature: wool with wool, cotton with cotton,
etc.
The iron heats up quicker than it cools down.
Therefore, start ironing the articles requiring the
lowest temperature such as those made of
synthetic fibres. Then progress to the higher
temperatures.
• If the article is made of a mixture of different
fibres, you must always select the lowest
ironing temperature of the composition of those
fibres.
(E.g. an article consisting of "60% polyester and
40% cotton" should be ironed at the
temperature indicated for polyester (1) and
without steam.)
If you do not know what kind(s) of fabric(s) the
article has been made of, find a spot which will
be invisible when wearing or using the article to
English
Important
• Please read these instructions for use
carefully in conjunction with the
illustrations before using the appliance.
• Check if the voltage rating on the
typeplate (under the steam tank)
corresponds to the mains voltage in
your home.
• Never unscrew the cap of the steam tank
while the appliance is connected to the
mains wall socket.
• Before using the first time remove any
sticker or protective foil from the
soleplate. Clean the soleplate with a soft
cloth.
• Only connect the appliance to a mains
earthed wall socket.
• Never use the appliance if damaged in
any way.
• Fully unwind the mains cord and supply
hose before starting to iron.
• Always unplug the iron and place it on
the stand when leaving, even when only
for a short while.
• Always place the iron on the iron stand.
Do not place the hot iron on the steam
tank, the supply hose or the mains cord.
The cordset should not be allowed to
touch the soleplate when it is hot.
• Fill the steam tank from a beaker with a
spout to avoid spillage.
• Never fill the steam tank with vinegar,
descaling agents or other chemicals.
• Never immerse the iron or the steam
tank in water.
• Some parts of the iron have been slightly
greased and as a result the iron might
slightly smoke when switched on for the
first time. After a short while, however,
this will cease.
• Take care that children cannot touch the
iron when hot and that they cannot pull
the mains cord or supply hose.
• Always place the steam tank on a stable
ironing board or table.
Filling with water (for steam-ironing)
- Position the
steam tank
on a stable
flat surface
and unscrew
the cap of
the steam
tank (D) by
turning anticlockwise.
- Fill the steam tank with water
(max. 0.9 litre) (fig 2).
• You can use tapwater. However, if the
water is very hard (hardness higher
than 17 °DH / 211⁄4 °Clarke), it is
advisable to use distilled water.
• Never use vinegar, descaling agents
or other chemicals.
- Close the
steam tank
by turning
the screw
cap
clockwise by
hand until
tight (fig. 3).
If you begin ironing
- Fill the steam tank before inserting the
mains plug into the wall socket.
While ironing
Caution: If heated-up,
the steam tank will be
under pressure.
Only refill if the steam
tank is empty (i.e. when
no more steam comes
from the soleplate during
steam-ironing).
- Switch the iron off by
setting switch (C) to
position O (fig. 4).
- Switch the steam tank
off by setting switch (B)
to position O (fig. 5).
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try out the ironing temperature. (Always start at
a low temperature and increase to one which
gives the required results.)
• Pure woollen fabrics (100% wool) may be
pressed with the iron set to a steam position. It
is recommended to apply shot-of-steam and
use a dry pressing cloth.
When steam-ironing woollen fabrics, shining of
the fabric may occur. This can be prevented by
turning the article inside out and ironing the
inside.
• Velvet and other textures which rapidly acquire
shiny spots should be ironed in one direction
only (with the nap), applying only light pressure.
Always keep the iron moving.
• Iron the reverse side of synthetic materials and
silk to prevent shining spots. When ironing
coloured silk, it is not advisable to use steam as
this may cause stains.
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Please note: This article cannot be ironed!
Table
Label with
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Kind of
textile
Temperature
dial
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- Remove the mains
plug from the wall
socket.
- Using the spanner,
carefully unscrew the
cap of the steam tank
(anti-clockwise) until
you can hear steam
escaping (fig. 6).
Wait for the hissing
sound to stop.
This high-pitched sound is completely normal
and is not dangerous.
- Carefully unscrew the cap of the steam tank
further, until you hear the hissing sound again.
Wait again until the sound stops. Proceed in the
same manner until the cap is unscrewed.
- Wait for a few minutes. Then slowly pour
water into the filling opening (D) (fig. 2).
- Close the steam tank by turning the screw cap
manually (clockwise) until tight (fig. 3).
Steam-ironing
• As indicated on the temperature dial (H) and
the table, steam-ironing is only possible at
higher ironing temperatures, so set the dial to
2 or 3.
- Insert the mains plug
into a wall socket.
- Set switch "Steam
tank On/Off" (B) to
position |. The pilot
light in the switch will
come on (fig. 7).
• The iron heats up
faster than the steam
tank. Hence you can
switch on the iron a
few minutes later than
the steam tank.
- Select the required
ironing temperature
with the temperature
dial (H) (fig. 8).
- Set switch "Iron
On/Off" (C) to
position |. The pilot
light in the switch as
well as pilot light (G)
will come on (fig. 9)
- After a few minutes,
pilot light (G) will go
out. This indicates that
the soleplate has
reached the set
temperature.
- When pilot light (B) goes out, this indicates that
the steam tank is heated up and that steam is
ready. You can now start steam ironing.
- While steam-ironing
keep the steam
activator (F) pressedin (fig. 10).
• During steam-ironing
the two pilot lights (B)
and (G) will come on
from time to time.
When this happens,
either the iron or the
steam tank is being heated-up to the required
temperature. You can continue ironing.
Steaming in a vertical
position
Hanging curtains and
clothing (jackets,
woman's suits, coats)
can be steamed by
holding the iron in a
vertical position (fig. 11).
Dry-ironing
• For ironing without steam, do not press-in the
steam activator (F).
• You may switch off the steam tank by setting
switch (B) to Off-position ( O ).
When finished ironing
- Switch off the steam
tank and the iron
(fig. 12, 13).
- Remove the mains
plug from the wall
socket.
- Place the iron on the
stand and let it cool
down.
• It is not necessary to
pour the remainder of
the water out of the
steam tank.
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Cleaning
- Before cleaning remove the mains plug from
the wall socket and allow the iron to cool down
sufficiently.
- The appliance can be cleaned with a damp
cloth.
Storage
- For transport there are
handgrips on either
side of the steam tank
(fig. 14).
Regularly check if the mains cord and the supply
hose are still in a good and safe condition.
Guarantee and service
This product is guaranteed by Philips for a period
of one year after the date of purchase against
defects due to faulty workmanship or materials.
The guarantee covers both piece parts and
labour.
Service under guarantee is only provided upon
presentation of reasonable evidence (e.g.
completed guarantee card or purchase receipt)
that the date of the claim is within the guarantee
period.
The guarantee is not valid if the defect is due to
accidental damage, misuse or neglect and in case
of alterations or repair carried out by unauthorised
persons.
Service (during and after guarantee) is available
in all countries where the product is officially
distributed by Philips.
In countries where Philips do not distribute the
product, the local Philips service organisation will
also provide service although there may be a
delay if the required spare parts are not readily
available.
In the event of difficulty please contact:
Philips Domestic Appliances and Personal Care B.V.
Service Department,
P.O. Box 225,
9700 AE Groningen,
The Netherlands.
Fax: +31.50.138016.
For United Kingdom:
(These statements do not affect a consumer's
statutory rights.)
Should service be required please apply to the
dealer in the U.K. from whom the product was
purchased or to a Philips Authorised Service
Dealer.
For the address of your nearest Authorised
Service Dealer simply contact our Consumer
Help Desk,
Telephone No. 081-689-2166 Ext. 8014.
This product is manufactured to comply with the
radio interference requirements of the
Council Directive 87/308/EEC.
Wiring Instructions U.K:
please refer to page 2
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Description générale (fig. 1)
A Chaudière
B Interrupteur “chaudière marche/arrêt” avec
témoin lumineux. (Le témoin s’éteint lorsque
la pression chaudière est atteinte.)
C Interrupteur “fer marche/arrêt” avec
témoin lumineux
D Bouchon de chaudière avec soupape de
sécurité
E Repose-fer (amovible)
F Bouton de commande vapeur
G Témoin lumineux “chauffage du fer”
H Bouton de commande thermostat (rotatif)
I Semelle
J Guide-cordon articulé
K Cordon d’alimentation
L Clé de desserrage du bouchon
uniquement
Température de repassage
- Vérifiez toujours au préalable les instructions
de repassage qui sont cousues sur les
vêtements.
Dans tous les cas, suivez ces instructions
de repassage.
- Si les instructions de repassage manquent,
mais que vous connaissez le type de textile,
suivez les indications du tableau ci-après.
- Vous pouvez commencer à repasser après que
le témoin lumineux (G) se soit éteint et rallumé
à nouveau.
• Le témoin lumineux s’allumera et s’éteindra de
temps en temps pendant le repassage.
• Le tableau est valable pour tous les tissus.
Les textiles sur lesquels des finitions spéciales
ont été appliquées peuvent être légèrement
repassés à une température inférieure.
Les textiles sur lesquels des finitions spéciales
ont été appliquées peuvent être légèrement
repassés à très basse température.
• Triez le linge avant de repasser: laine avec
laine, coton avec coton, etc...
Le fer chauffe plus vite qu’il ne refroidit. De ce
fait, commencez à repasser le linge nécessitant
la température la plus basse, tels que les
synthétiques. Puis continuez à des
températures plus élevées.
• Si la composition des tissus est faite de
plusieurs sortes de textiles, réglez le thermostat
pour celui qui nécessite la température la plus
basse (ex: un article composé de “60%
polyester et 40% coton”, réglez le thermostat à
la température indiquée pour polyester (•) et
sans vapeur).
Français
Important
• Lisez attentivement ce mode d’emploi en
même temps que les illustrations avant
d’utiliser l’appareil.
• Assurez-vous que la tension indiquée
sur la plaque signalétique (à la partie
inférieure de la chaudière) correspond à
celle de votre logement.
• Ne dévissez jamais le bouchon de la
chaudière si l’appareil est connecté au
secteur.
• Avant la première mise en service du fer,
retirez tout sticker ou feuille de
protection de la semelle et essuyez-la
avec un chiffon doux.
• Branchez uniquement l’appareil sur une
prise équipée de terre.
• N’utilisez pas votre fer si une de ses
parties est endommagée.
• Déroulez complètement le cordon et
mettez en place le cordon de liaison
avant de commencer à repasser.
• Débranchez toujours votre fer et placezle sur le socle repose-fer quand vous
vous absentez, même momentanément.
• Ne posez pas le fer chaud sur la
chaudière, sur le cordon de liaison ou
sur le cordon d’alimentation secteur.
• Remplissez la chaudière à l’aide d’un
gobelet à bec verseur pour éviter toute
éclaboussure.
• Ne mettez jamais de vinaigre ou d’autres
agents adoucissants dans la chaudière.
• N’immergez jamais le fer ou la chaudière
dans l’eau.
• Certaines parties du fer ont été un peu
graissées. De ce fait, le fer peut dégager
de la fumée lors de la première mise en
service. Au bout de quelque temps, cette
fumée, qui est sans aucun danger,
disparaîtra.
• Tenez le fer chaud ainsi que le cordon
d’alimentation et le flexible hors de
portée des enfants.
• Placez toujours votre fer et sa chaudière
sur une table ou planche à repasser
stable.
Remplissage en eau (pour repassage à
la vapeur)
- Placez votre fer et son bloc chaudière
sur une surface stable et dévissez le
bouchon de la chaudière (D).
- Remplissez
la chaudière
avec de l’eau
(max. 0,9 l)
(fig. 2).
• Vous pouvez
utiliser de
l’eau du
robinet.
Utilisez
cependant
de l’eau déminéralisée si l’eau du
robinet est très dure (dureté de l’eau
supérieure à 30° TH). Pour la France,
utilisez de l’eau déminéralisée
uniquement.
• N’utilisez jamais de vinaigre ou
d’agent anti-calcaire chimique.
• N’ajoutez jamais à l’eau des produits
odorisants
(lavande,
parfums,
etc.).
- Revissez le
bouchon de
la chaudière
à la main et
sans forcer
(fig. 3).
Si vous commencez à repasser
- Remplissez toujours la
chaudière avant de
brancher la prise de
courant.
Pendant le repassage
Attention: lorsque
l’appareil chauffe, la
chaudière est sous
pression.
Vérifiez donc qu’il n’y a
plus de vapeur à la
sortie du fer lors du
repassage à vapeur
avant de remplir la
chaudière.
- Mettez les interrupteurs fer (C) et chaudière (B) sur la position arrêt O (fig. 4 et 5).
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• Si vous ne connaissez pas la composition des
tissus, trouvez un endroit invisible de l’extérieur
(l’intérieur par exemple) et essayez de repasser
en commençant par une température basse.
• Les tissus en pure laine (100% laine) peuvent
être repassés à la vapeur. Il est préférable de
régler le fer sur jet de vapeur et d’utiliser une
pattemouille sèche.
Pour éviter le lustrage de tissus en laine
pendant le repassage, repassez-les sur
l’envers.
• Les velours et autres textiles qui risquent de se
lustrer rapidement seront repassés dans une
seule direction (dans le sens des fibres) sans
appuyer sur le fer toujours en mouvement.
• Repassez le côté intérieur des textiles
synthétiques et de la soie pour éviter leur
lustrage. N’utilisez pas le vaporisateur qui peut
faire des tâches.
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Synthétiques
acétate,
acrylique,
viscose,
polyamide,
polyester.
Soie
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Attention: Ne pas repasser cet article.
Tableau
Etiquette avec
instructions
de repassage
Type de
textile
Thermostat
Commande
vapeur
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