Burn Hazards; Before First Use - SilverCrest SDBE 2600 B1 Instructions D'utilisation Et Consignes De Sécurité

away from hot surfaces and
open flames and ensure that
nobody can pull on or trip over it
unintentionally .
Stop using the product if the anti-
kink protection on the power cord
is damaged!
Do not pull the power plug out of
the electrical outlet by the power
cord . Do not wrap the power
cord around the product .
Protect the product, its power
cord and power plug against
dust, direct sunlight, dripping and
splashing water .
Always turn off the product
before disconnecting it from the
power supply .
Keep the product at least 50 cm
away from any objects (curtains,
walls, etc .) .
Store the product in a cool, dry
place, protected from moisture
and out of the reach of children .
˜ Burn hazards
Only touch the product on the
handle when it is heated up .
Steam is very hot . Never put your
hands in front of the steam jet .
Never touch the soleplate in
operation or while heated up
(e .g . to test the temperature) .
Keep the iron and its cord out of
reach of children less than 8 years
of age when it is energized or
cooling down .
18 GB/IE
˜ Before first use
Remove the packaging . Check if all parts are
complete .
To remove any production or transport residue,
iron a simple scrap of fabric (e .g . a cloth or rag)

before first use .

NOTE: The product may give off some vapours
or odours during first use . These are production
or transport residue that will quickly subside .
There may also be quiet noises such as clicking
or crackling . These will also quickly subside
once the plastic parts have finally adjusted to the
operating conditions .
˜ Operation
˜ Setting the temperature
The arrow behind the temperature control 11
shows the current temperature setting .
Turn the temperature control 11 clockwise
from the lowest setting MIN to the desired
temperature level .
The temperature control 11 is divided in
3 ranges . They are general recommendations for
different types of fabric:
Symbol Setting
Low temperature
For synthetic fabrics (e .g . nylon)
Medium temperature
For sensitive fabrics (e .g . silk or wool)
High temperature
For tough fabrics (e .g . cotton or linen)
Highest temperature
For steam ironing