Notice PHILIPS GC 6068/02 Provapor Az.careeza disponible gratuitement après inscription

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number in the worldwide guarantee leaflet).If there is no Customer Care Centre in your country,turn to your local Philips dealer or the nearest Philips service centre. ENGLISH13Solution This phenomenon will cease after a short while. These particles are harmless and they will stop coming out of the soleplate when you have used the iron a few times. Select the required ironing temperature as indicated in these instructions and the table. Put the steam tank on a stable and even surface. This is normal.Hold the iron over an old cloth and press the steam activator button (H).The cloth will absorb the drops.After a few seconds the steam production will have normalised. Set the on/off switch (D) to 'on'. Wait until the pilot light has gone out. To check if the iron is really producing steam,hold a (cold) mirror in front of the soleplate vents. Clean the soleplate with a damp cloth. Clean the soleplate with a damp cloth. Select the recommended ironing temperature. Possible cause(s) This is normal.Some parts of the iron have been greased lightly in the factory. This is normal with a new iron. The temperature dial (I) has been set to a temperature that is too low for steam ironing. The steam tank has been placed on an unstable and/or uneven surface. When you start steam ironing,the hose is cold.Steam condenses in the hose,causing droplets of water to escape from the soleplate. The steam tank has not been switched on. The 'steam tank heating up' pilot light is still on (types GC6268/GC6265/ GC6068/GC6065/GC6029 only). Superheated (i.e.high-quality) steam is hardly visible,especially when the temperature dial has been set to maximum position and even less so when the ambient temperature is relatively high. Impurities or chemica...