Russellhobbs Travel Iron
Travel Iron
PEARL GLIDE STEAM LILAC IRON
Code : 22470
The Russell Hobbs Travel Iron is compact and lightweight so it will fit easily into your luggage wherever you may be travelling. The Russell Hobbs Travel Iron features a stainless steel soleplate, making every ironing experience smoother and quicker.
The travel iron has an 80 ml water tank capacity which is perfect for ironing a few outfits in one sitting. It also has a water spray and variable steam feature to help remove those stubborn creases.
FEATURES
TRAVEL FRIENDLY
"At a flick of a switch, select between 110-120V & 220-240V to adjust to local power supplies when travelling internationally. This means your garments can be crease free wherever you go. Weighing only 0.36kg, the compact design means this travel iron will easily fit within your luggage, so you to take it with you just about anywhere.
SMALL BUT MIGHTY
Despite it's small size, the 80ml internal water tank means you can generate enough steam to make removing stubborn easy, perfect for business trips or for taking smarter outfits on holiday. Plus, with a stainless steel soleplate, you can glide over your garments with less resistance, giving you smooth results.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Russellhobbs
PRODUCTION
Made In UK
MATERAL
Stainless steel soleplate
LENGTH
1.5m cord length
BEFORE USING FOR THE FIRST TIME
- Remove labels, stickers and packing from the iron and soleplate.
- Don’t worry if the iron smokes a bit at first because it will soon stop.
- Iron an old piece of cotton fabric, to clean the soleplate.
CONTROL
Steam and temperature control
MODEL CODE
22470
VOLTAGE
Dual voltage
TANK
80ml water tank
POWER
Power on LED indicator
DATA
Auto-shut off
DOWNLOAD
↓ Product Sheet
CHECK THE VOLTAGE BEFORE USE
-Check the local voltage -The voltage switch is under the rear of the iron. -Set the voltage switch to 115V for a local voltage of 100-120 volts a.c., set it to 230V for a local voltage of 220-240 volts a.c. -Using the wrong setting will probably damage the iron beyond repair. -On lower voltages, the iron may take longer to heat up.
SWITCH ON
-Set the temperature control to • and set the steam control to S. -Stand the iron on its heel. -Put the plug into the power socket (switch the socket on, if it’s switchable). -Turn the temperature control to bring the setting you want next to the marker. The light will come on. -When the iron reaches the temperature you set, the light will go out. It’ll then cycle on and off as the thermostat operates to maintain the temperature.
PARTS
- Mark
- Soleplate
- Water inlet
- Ready light
- Spray nozzle
- Steam control
- Voltage switch
- Temperature control
CHECK THE VOLTAGE BEFORE USE
-Check the local voltage. -The voltage switch is under the rear of the iron. -Set the voltage switch to 115V for a local voltage of 100-120 volts a.c., set it to 230V for a local voltage of 220-240 volts a.c. -Using the wrong setting will probably damage the iron beyond repair. • On lower voltages, the iron may take longer to heat up.
SPRAY
-Water spotting can affect some fabrics. Test this out on a hidden part of the fabric. -Lift the iron off the fabric. -Aim the spray nozzle at the fabric. - Press the * button – y
AFTER USE
-Set the temperature control to • set the steam control to S. -Unplug the iron. -Raise the side of the water inlet cover to open it. -Hold the iron over a sink, turn it upside down, and drain the water from the reservoir. -Sit the iron on its heel, and leave it to cool down completely. -When cold, wipe off any moisture, and close the water inlet cover. -Wipe outer surfaces with a damp cloth. -Remove spots from the soleplate with a little vinegar – take care not to scratch it. -Store the iron on its heel, to avoid corrosion and damage to the soleplate.
DRY IRONING
-Set the steam control to S.
-Wait until the light goes off then start ironing. -If you’re going to be dry ironing for 20 minutes or more, empty the iron reservoir first, to avoid spontaneous bursts of steam.
FILLING
-You may use the iron with tap-water, but if you live in a hard water area, you should use distilled water (not chemically descaled or softened water). If you buy distilled water, check that it’s suitable for use in irons. 1. Set the temperature control to • set the steam control to S. -Unplug the iron. -Pour water into the water inlet. -Pour slowly, and try to pour down one side of the inlet, to allow the air in the reservoir to escape, otherwise you’ll cause an air lock and the water will overflow. -Don’t fill past the max mark on the reservoir. 6. Wipe up any spillage.
STEAM IRONING
-Steam is available when the temperature control is at S or above. -Set the steam control to S -Wait till the light goes off, then start ironing.