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Menu
Programs
Change
A display page appears like that shown
below, which indicates all the main data of
the program in question:
Program name
Roller speed
Press pressure
Temperature
Extraction unit speed
*Settings only available for the machine
featuring adjustable extraction. Any setting
made will be ignored during machine
operation with automatic extraction.
By selecting any of the listed items and
pressing the ENTER key, the setting or
name will appear entered on the last line of
the display. This means the selected string
is ready for change as shown in the following
example:
Program Name
Roller speed
Press pressure
Temperature
Steam extraction unit speed*
Prog 1
With the aid of the navigation keys, for each
item, the stored setting can be changed as
described below.
Change of names of strings of text in general
(program names, messages)
To change or enter a text string, use the
navigation buttons; once the item to be
changed has been selected as indicated above,
by means of keys
and
character to be changed inside the text string,
while by means of keys
the character corresponding to the selected
position.
The following example shows how to correct
a word:
Corton ->
Corton ->
Press the ENTER key to confirm; the cursor
will return to the menu from where another
item can be changed.
To enter a space, e.g., between one word and
another, the space character will have to be
keyed, by pressing key
Erasing a program
The program inside the board can be quickly
erased by selecting
Menu
Programs
Delete
At this point, by selecting the program
name that appears and pressing ENTER,
the selected program can be deleted.
Program deletion is permanent and cannot
be cancelled.
Setting parameters from among preset
parameters
The value to be attributed to a specific
parameter, from among a list of available
values, can be selected from the list of
displayed items by means of the ENTER
key: the current value attributed to the item
is displayed on the last line at the bottom of
the display screen as shown in the illustration
below:
Menu
Type of extraction
Choice of extraction
Adjustable
By pressing the two keys
one, all the possible selectable values are
displayed. Once the most suitable one has
been found, confirm by means of the ENTER
key.
Setting the start messages
Likewise, the two available machine start
messages can be changed:
Menu
Such messages will be displayed in the
centre part of the display screen when the
machine is switched on.
Program reset
The menu contains the ironing program
reset item: thanks to this function, the ironing
programs can be returned to original factory
settings (§ 7.12): this function is protected
by a password and DEFINITIVELY
CANCELS ALL PREVIOUSLY STORED
PROGRAMS.
select the
To reset the programs set in the board,
select:
and
change
Menu
At this point, in the lower part of the display
screen where 00000 appears, enter the
following password:
Cotton
57618
Once this password has been confirmed, only
the factory set programs will be available.
In the event of this menu having been selected
unintentionally, confirm password 00000:
once and then
.
this will have no effect on the programs.
The same program reset procedure can be
performed by directly entering the previously
indicated password, inside the menu
Menu
IMPORTANTE: DO NOT ENTER OTHER
PASSWORDS
INDICATED: RISK OF PERMANENT
BOARD DAMAGE! The company
disclaims liability for uses not expressly
indicated in this manual.
Setting the date and time
The board features an internal clock that
controls the machine and permits storing
the alarms; it is important to keep both the
machine date and time up to date. To update,
position the cursor on items:
Menu
Service
Extraction
and
Service
Message 1
Message 2
Programs
Program reset
Password
BESIDES
30
Service
By selecting the corresponding item, the
time and date can be updated in exactly the
same way as indicated for other menu
parameter changes.

7.15 USEFUL ADVICE

Sort out the linen to be ironed according to
the type of fabric. At first keep the
temperature low and iron the most delicate
, one by
linen. Gradually increase the heat using the
control panel and iron the most heat-resistant
fabrics last. You will thus start ironing
sooner without having to wait for the press
to cool when shifting from high to low
temperatures.
The maximum humidity in the items must
not exceed 50%.
Warning: starched linen must be ironed
last.
7.16 RECOMMENDATIONS
Do not keep the appliance on to no purpose.
Turn off the disconnection switch when
the appliance is not being used. During
operation remember:
-
Mind your hands when feeding the
linen.
-
When the machine is disenergised, the
ironing press opens automatically so
that the item that was being ironed can
be removed and wear/damage to the
fabric is avoided:
-
Before ironing any item, make sure that
buttons, zips, clasps and buckles do not
touch the press basin; if necessary, cover
them with a cloth or place them facing
the roller. Do not iron clothes sewn with
synthetic thread, plastic-printed fabrics
or garments having plastic parts.
-
Before carrying out any cleaning or
maintenance, make sure that both the
built-in disconnection switch and the
wall master switch are off.
-
Do not iron garments which have been
cleaned, dampened or washed with
inflammable or explosive substances
unless they have been washed in water
beforehand.
-
Keep flammable chemical agents far
from the appliance. Store them in dry
and aired compartments, inaccessible
to unauthorised personnel.
-
Keep the machine's cleaning and
polishing agents far from the ironer itself.
THAT
ATTENTION:
1) IRON USING THE ENTIRE ROLLER
SURFACE This is very important in order
to distribute the heat uniformly on the roller
and to reduce the wear of the padded cover.
2) Do not iron layers of linen thicker than
8mm, as this would quickly wear the roller
cover.
3) For best results, possibly iron single
layers of linen.
Do not introduce folded items, as the
innermost layer may not be ironed properly.
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