Beko BKK 2133 User manual

Household Steam Iron
User’s Manual BKK 2133

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models. Differences between models will be identified in the manual.

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Contents
1 Safety Warnings 2
4 Maintenance And Cleaning 9
3 Hints For Ironing 4-8
2 Technical Aspects Of Your Machine 3

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1Safety Warnings
For safety purpose you should read
these instructions carefully before
using the iron for the first time.
DO’S
1. Check the mains voltage stated
on the iron.
2. Unwind and straighten the power
cord before use.
3. Switch on the iron by turning the
Temperature Dial in clockwise direc-
tion; pilot light glows.
4. Turn the Temperature Dial to the
middle point of 1 dot, 2 dots, 3 dots
or maximum setting.
5. Switch off the iron by turning the
Temperature Dial in anti-clockwise
direction when it is not in use, even
for a short period of time. Turn the
Temperature Dial to°•Min° position.
6. Disconnect the iron from mains
supply outlet when filling or emptying
water.
7. Remove the water remained in the
water tank.
8. Use the Self-Cleaning function at
least once a month.
9. Switch off the steam function by
moving the steam control knob to
position when it is not in use, even
for a short period of time.
10. If the supply cord is damaged, it
must be replaced by the manufac-
turer or its service agent or similarly
qualified person in order to avoid a
hazard.
DO NOT’S
1. Do not allow children touch the
iron or the power cord when ironing.
2. Do not leave the iron unattended
when it is connected to a mains
supply outlet.
3. Do not use an extension power
cord set unless competent authority
has approved it.
4. Do not add perfumed, vinegar or
other chemical liquids into the water
tank; they can damage the iron
seriously.
5. Do not immerse the iron in water
or any other liquid.
6. Do not use the iron when it is
damaged or it works improperly.
7. Do not roll the power cord around
the iron for storage until it has
cooled down completely.
8. Do not attempt to open the
cabinets or dismantle any parts from
the iron; there is no serviceable part
inside.

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2Technical Aspects Of Your Machine
1Spray Nozzle
Steam Control/Self-Cleaning
Knob
Water Inlet Cover
Spray Button
Burst Of Steam Button
2
3
4
5
Pilot Light
Auto-shut off indicator
Temperature Dial Pointer
Temperature Dial
Filling Beaker
7
6
8
9
1 0
Voltage/Frequency
Power
Soleplate
Isolation class
: 220 - 240 V ~ 50/60 Hz
: 1850 - 2200 W
: Steel
: I
All declared values on the product and on the printed leaflets are picked up after laboratory
measurements performed according to related standarts. These values may differ upon usage
and ambient conditions.
54
2
10
8
9
6
3
1
7

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3Hints For Ironing
1. Sort out the articles to be ironed
according to the type of fabric.
This will minimize the frequency of
temperature adjustment for different
garments.
2. Test ironing a small area on the
backside or inside the garment if you
are unsure about the type of fabric.
Start with a low temperature and
increase gradually.
3. Wait for about three minutes
before ironing heat sensitive fabrics.
Temperature adjustment needs cer-
tain time to reach the required level
no matter it is higher or lower.
4. Delicate fabrics such as silk, wool,
velour, etc. are best ironed with an
ironing cloth to prevent shine marks.
5. You may need a few times of
press to activate the spray, burst
and vertically burst function.
Read The Garment Labels and
follow the manufacturer’s ironing
instructions that are often shown by
symbols similar to the follows:
How To Fill Water
1. Disconnect the iron from mains
supply outlet.
2. Move the Steam Control/Self-
Cleaning Knob to position.
3. Release the Water Inlet Cover
4. Fill water through the water inlet
hole.
5. Fill up to the ‘Max’ level marked
on the side of water tank.
Note:
Do not use chemically descaled
water or any other liquids.
First Time Ironing
1. Remove any protective films or
stickers from the sole plate and the
cabinet.
2. Grasp the cord and slowly pull out
to the length you desired (See How
to use the Cord storage features)
3. Fill the water tank. (See How To
Fill Water)
4. Connect the iron to a suitable
mains supply outlet.
5. Turn the Temperature Dial in
Temperature Control Setting
. Cupro
. Polyester
. Protein
. Silk
. Triacetate
. Viscose
. Wool
. Cotton
. Linen
. Acetate
. Elastsne
. Polyamide
. Polypropyl-
ene

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clockwise direction to maximum
position; pilot light glows.
6. Pilot light goes off when the
required temperature is reached.
7. Move the Steam Control/Self-
Cleaning Knob to position; steam
starts coming out from the holes in
the sole plate.
8. Begin first time ironing with an old
towel.
9. When the water tank is empty and
there is no more steam produced;
the preparation work is completed.
The iron is now ready for proper use.
Spraying
1. This function can be used any
time and is not affect any setting.
2. Fill the water tank as described in
How To Fill Water.
3. Aim the nozzle to the garment.
4. Press the Spray Button.
Note: It may be necessary to press
the spray button a few times to start
this function.
Dry Ironing
1. Connect the iron to a suitable
mains supply outlet.
2. Turn the Temperature Dial in
clockwise direction; select ‘•’ (1
dot), ‘••’ (2 dots) or ‘•••’ (3 dots)
according to the recommendation of
garment label.
3. Pilot light glows indicating the iron
is switched on.
4. When the required temperature is
reached; pilot light goes off. The iron
is ready for use.
5. Move the Temperature Dial in anti-
clockwise direction to ‘Min’; the iron
is switched off.
6. Disconnect the iron from mains
supply outlet.
7. When the iron gets cool complete-
ly, store it vertically in a safe place
Steam ironing
1. Fill the iron as described in How
To Fill Water.
2. Connect the iron to a suitable
mains supply outlet.
3. Turn the Temperature Dial in
clockwise direction to ‘•••’ (3 dots)
setting. (For optimum steam quality,
do not use 1 dot or 2 dots setting for
steam ironing)
4. Pilot light glows indicating the iron
is switched on.
5. Pilot light goes off when the
required temperature is reached.
6. The iron is ready for use.
7. Move the Variable Steam Control/
Self-Cleaning Knob to give the
desired amount of steam.
8. Turn the Temperature Dial in anti-
clockwise direction to ‘Min’; the iron
is switched off.
9. Disconnect the iron from
mains supply outlet.
10. When the iron gets cool
completely, store it
vertically in a safe place.

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Note: Set the Steam
Control Knob to position
after use.
Burst of Steam
This function provides extra amount
of steam to remove stubborn
wrinkles.
1. Fill the iron as described in the
section of How To Fill Water.
2. Turn the Temperature Dial to ‘•••’
(3 dots) setting.
3. Pilot light glows indicating the iron
is switched on.
4. Pilot light goes off when the
required temperature is reached.
5. The iron is ready for use.
6. Press the Burst Of Steam Button.
7. Steam will shoot from the holes
of the soleplate into the fabric being
ironed and removing the wrinkles.
8. For stubborn wrinkles, wait a
few seconds before pressing the
Burst of Steam Button again. Most
wrinkles can be removed within three
presses.
Note: It may be necessary to press
the burst of steam button a few
times to start this function.
For optimum steam quality, do not
operate the Burst Of Steam more
than three times in succession.
Burst of Steam in Vertical Posi-
tion
Warning: Do not apply steam on
any clothes or fabrics that are being
worn by human or pets. Tempera-
ture of steam is very high.
This function provides extra amount
of steam to remove wrinkles on deli-
cate garments in hanging position,
hanging curtains, or other hanging
fabrics.
1. Fill the iron as described in the
section of How To Fill Water.
2. Turn the Temperature Dial to
‘Max’ setting.
3. Pilot light glows indicating the iron
is switch on.
4. Pilot light goes off when the
required temperature is reached. The
iron is now ready for use.
5. Hold the iron between 15 and 30
centimeters away from the garment.
6. Press the Burst of Steam Button
once.
7. Steam will penetrate into the gar-

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ment removing the wrinkles.
8. For Stubborn wrinkles, wait a few
seconds before pressing the Burst
Of Steam Button again.
9. Most wrinkles can be removed
within three presses.
Note: It may be necessary to press
the burst of steam button a few
times to start this function.
For optimum steam quality, do not
operate the Burst Of Steam more
than three times in succession.
Build-in Anti-scale System
The build-in anti-scale cartridge is
designed to reduce the build-up of
limescale which occurs during steam
ironing. This will prolonge the work-
ing life of your iron.
Note: The anti-scale cartridge will
not completely stop the natural
process of limescale build-up.
Self-Cleaning
This function removes the scales
and minerals built up in the Steam
Chamber. The iron will remain in
the best condition if this function is
performed at least once a month
or more regularly depending on the
hardness of the water used.
1. Fill the iron as described in How
To Fill Water; fill the water tank up
to half.
2. Place the iron on a surface in
upright standing position.
3. Connect to a mains supply outlet.
4. Turn the Temperature Dial in
clockwise direction to ‘Max’ setting.
5. Pilot light glows indicating the iron
is switched on.
6. Pilot light goes off when the re-
quired temperature is reached.
7. Wait for one more cycle; pilot light
glows and goes off.
8. Turn the Temperature Dial in anti-
clockwise direction to ‘Min’.
9. Disconnect the iron from mains
supply outlet.
10. Hold the iron horizontally over
a sink.
11. Pull and hold the Steam Control/
Self-Cleaning Knob to (Descaling)
position.
12. Steam and boiling hot water will
drain from the holes on the soleplate
washing away the scales and
minerals that have built up inside the
Steam Chamber.
13. Gently move the iron back and
forth until the water tank is empty.
14. When Self-Cleaning is complete,
release the Steam Control/Self-
Cleaning Knob.
15. Rest your steam iron back on
its heel rest and allow to fully cool
down.
16. Wipe the soleplate with a cold
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damp cloth.
Caution: Keep skin/body away from
the hot water.
Anti-Drip
1. Anti-drip system, which is de-
signed to prevent water escaping
from the soleplate when the iron is
too cold automatically.
2. During use, the anti drip system
may emit a loud clicking sound,
particularly during heat-up or whilst
cooling down. This is perfectly nor-
mal and indicates that the system is
functioning correctly.
Auto Shut-off Features:
The Auto shut-off feature will oper-
ate automatically when the iron is
unattended and it is connected to a
mains supply outlet.
Auto shut-off in horizontal
1. The iron will switch off auto-
matically at 8 minutes if the iron
is immobile in the ironing position
(horizontal).
2. Auto shut-off indicator light blinks,
indicating the iron is Auto-Off mode
3. Simply moving the iron, the iron
will back on.
Auto-shut off in vertical
1. The iron will switch off automati-
cally between 8 minutes if the iron
is left on its heel rest position (verti-
cally).
2. Auto shut-off indicator light blinks,
indicating the iron is Auto-Off mode
3. Simply moving the iron, the iron
will back on.
Note: The iron will take about 60
seconds to reach its previous sole-
plate temperature.

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Draining The Water
1. Move the Steam Control/Self-
Cleaning Knob to position.
2. Disconnect the iron from the
mains supply outlet.
3. Hold the iron upside down and
gently shake it to remove any re-
maining water out of filling hole.
4. When the iron get cool complete-
ly, store it vertically in a safe place.
Note: Set the Steam Control Knob
to position before storing the iron.
Cleaning The Iron
1. Disconnect the iron from the
mains supply outlet.
2. Use a damped cloth or non-
scratching cleaner to remove any
deposits on the sole plate or the
cabinets.
Note:
Never use sharp or rough objects
to remove the deposits on the sole
plate.
Never use any abrasive, vinegar or
descaling agents to clean the iron.
4Maintenance And Cleaning