Imetec Iron Max Compact 1900 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 17)

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DISPOSAL

The product packaging consists of recyclable materials. Dispose of these in an environmentally

appropriate manner.

In accordance with EU directive 2002/96/EC, the appliance must be disposed of properly at the end of

its service life. This involves the recycling of valuable substances contained within the appliance and

reduces the impact on the environment. For more information, contact your local disposal company or

the store where you purchased the appliance.

SERVICE AND WARRANTY

For further information on repairs or new spare parts, please contact an authorised IMETEC service centre

using the freephone number below or by visiting our website. A manufacturer warranty is provided for the

appliance. Details can be found on the enclosed warranty sheet.

Failure to comply with the use and maintenance instructions provided in this user manual will invalidate all and

any rights to the manufacturer’s warranty.

Problem Possible causes Solution

While ironing, steam comes

out of the tank ﬁ lling opening.

The steam tank cap might not be

properly closed or perhaps some

water spilled out while filling.

Turn off the appliance and let it cool.

Remove the steam tank cap, dry the

water around the filling opening and

put the cap back on. Now you can

switch the appliance on again.

Areas on fabrics stay wet

during ironing.

Sometimes wet areas appear

on fabrics after ironing because

steam has condensed on the

ironing board. Iron over the wet

areas several times to dry them

without emitting steam. If the

lower part of the ironing board is

wet, dry it with a dry cloth.

Use an ironing board with a mesh

cover to prevent steam from

condensing on it.

I cannot rest the iron in the

vertical position.

The iron was designed only for

horizontal use.

Place the iron on the heat-resistant

iron support mat.

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