Philips gc6007 User Manual

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F

F

X

X

B

fabrics, e.g.

acetate, acrylic,

viscose,

polyamide,

polyester

C

D

Z

Please note:

Z

on the label means that the article cannot be ironed.

- Before you use the appliance for the first time,

remove any sticker or protective foil from the
soleplate. Clean the soleplate with a soft cloth.

- Fully unwind the mains cord (M) and supply hose

(O).

- Place the steam tank (B) on a stable, level surface.
- Place the iron on the iron stand (C).

• First check whether there is a label with ironing

instructions in the garment.
Always follow the ironing instructions on the
garment label.

• If these instructions are missing but you do know

what kind of fabric the garment is made of, consult
the table for the recommended ironing
temperatures.

• This table is only valid for plain fabrics. If some kind

of finish (gloss, crinkle, relief etc.) has been applied
to the material, it is best ironed at a low
temperature.

• Sort the laundry according to ironing temperature

before you start: put wool with wool, cotton with
cotton, etc.

• The iron heats up more quickly than it cools down.

As a result, it is best to start with the articles that
need to be ironed at the lowest temperature, such
as those made of synthetic fibres.Then continue
with the garments requiring a higher ironing
temperature.

• If the fabric consists of various kinds of fibres, always

select the temperature required by the most
delicate fibre, i.e. the lowest temperature. If, for
example, an article consists of 60% polyester and
40% cotton, it 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 is made of, determine the appropriate