Black & Decker IMPACT IR3000 Guide D'utilisation Et D'entretien page 10

TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
The iron is plugged in,
but the soleplate is not
heating
Not enough steam or
no steam is coming out
of the iron
Discolored water is
coming through the
holes and staining the
fabric
Iron is leaking or
spitting
Cause
Power supply issue.
Steam setting is set at Dry
Iron (off) or set too low.
Not enough water in the
water tank.
Iron is not hot enough.
Residue build-up in the
soleplate cavity or in the
soleplate holes.
Use of descaling agents,
perfumed or scented
additives.
Use of starch.
Pure distilled water or
softened water is being
used.
Overuse of the Burst of
Steam button.
Iron is not hot enough to
produce steam.
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Solution
Check that the plug is
properly inserted into the
outlet or try plugging the iron
into a different outlet.
Slide the Variable Steam
Selector right to the
appropriate level of steam for
the fabric.
Follow the instructions under
the "filling the water tank"
section and fill to Max level
marker.
If the iron isn't fully preheated
to the desired setting, the
Anti-Drip feature will prevent
the iron from creating steam.
Allow the iron additional time
to heat.
Empty the water tank after
each use and use the Auto-
Clean™ function to clean your
iron regularly.
Use the Auto-Clean™ function
to clean your iron and
refrain from using descaling
agents, perfumed or scented
additives.
Always clean your soleplate
after using starch and use
the Auto-Clean™ function to
clean your iron regularly.
Use only untreated tap water
or a mix of half tap and half
distilled water. Use the Auto-
Clean™ function to clean your
iron regularly.
Allow more time between
bursts of steam for the
iron to get back to desired
temperature.
Allow iron to fully preheat while
steam selector is in the Dry Iron
position.
Lower temperature settings are
not intended to use with steam.
Either raise the temperature
setting (if suitable for the fabric
content), or set at Dry Iron
setting and use the spray mist
for additional moisture.