HASHIMA HI-350PS User manual

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INDUSTRIAL
STEAM IRON
HI-350PS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating this iron, please read these instructions completely.
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Thermo Lamp
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Thermo Dial
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Water Tank
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SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical • 120V/1200W • 220V/1200W •230V /11 DOW
Ratings:
Features: • STEAM and DRY
ironing modes
• Magnetic STEAM/DRY selection switch
• 100- 210°C range for THERMOSTAT control
• SOLE PLATE finished with special Hard Anodic
Oxidation Coating
Dimensions: 135 (H) X 105 (W) X 236 (D) mm
Weight: 1.6kg (3.5 lb)
Tank Capacity:
Approx. 3.0/ (3000m/)
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PREPARATION BEFORE USE
1. Hook
Screw the hook tightly into the ceiling or another suitable place. (Make
sure the hook-fixture is secure enough so as not to fall off.)
2. Hanger
Attach Hanger to the holes of the tank.
3. Valve
Screw the valve firmly into the corresponding metal connector of the
tank. (Fig.
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4. Tank
• Hang the tank to the hook.
• Steam volume may differ with the height of the tank. The recommen-
dable water level height (from teh ironing level) is approx. 1m. (Fig. 2)
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5. Thermo Controller
When attaching to a vertical pole, interlock the latter in-between the
Thermo Controller and the Clamps. (Fig.
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When attaching to a wooden wall, fix the clampsto the Thermo Controller,
and then fix the set onto the wall using the supplied screws (Fig. 4)
Make sure to select a secure location so that the Thermo Controller
does not drop off.
6. Hose
Secure the hose ends into the hose-connectors of the tank and the iron.
7. Cord
If cord and hose are causing nuisances, pass them throughtheBindertube
and secure the binding with bands.
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HOW TO USE AS A STEAM IRON
1. Pour clean water into the tank.
«1 »Remove the lid.
«2»Replace
the lid after filling. (The liquid capacity of the tank is about
3,000m/) . .
2. Plug the power cord into the mains outlet. (Turn off the mams sw1tch
before inserting the plug.)
3. Turn ON the mains switch of the Thermo Controller. The green Power
ON lamp will light. .
4. Set the Thermo Dial to the «STEAM - red, zone. (F1g. 5)
5. Start STEAM operation. .
«1,Turn the Valve Control counterclockwise until it stops. (F1g. 6)
"2" Place the iron on Rest. After about 2 minutes, the red Thermo (Heater
ON) lampbegins to flash to indicatethatthe set temperaturelevel has
been reached. (Fig.
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«3,Press Steam button until water fills the hose. (Fig. 8)
Never push the Steam button when the red lamp on the Thermo
Controller is lit.
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from the vents
of the sole plate.
• Make sure
to use ironing cloth when steaming fabrics whose finish-
ing_ temperatures are below the steam temperature range.
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6. To change from Steam to Dry ironing mode
Whenever the Steam button is kept released, the iron will be at Dry
mode.
• When changing to Dry mode, normally, steam continues to be emit-
ted for a while as some water remains in the iron.
7. Water replenishment
Refill the tank with clean water when the water levels at .. 1.0" line. (Fig.
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8. Finish
.. 1,Turn the valve control clockwise until it stops. (Fig. 10)
.. 2,Press the Steam button while holding the iron horizontally, and wait
till steam emission stops. (Fig. 11)
9. Turn OFF the mains switch for the Thermo Controller, and disconnect
its power cord. (Fig. 12)
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Keep the iron on the Rest. (Fig. 13)
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HOW TO USE AS A DRY IRON
1. Turn off the mains switch of the Thermo Controller and plug the power
cord into an electrical outlet while the iron is placed on the Rest.
2. Switch ON the mains switch of the Thermo Controller.
3. Set the Thermo Dial to the position most suitable to the material of the
item
to be ironed.
.. 1»When ironing different materials requiring various settings, it advi-
sable to iron items requiring lower settings first, and gradually
proceed to those requiring higher settings .
.. 2,When changing from high to low temperature settings, be sure to
wait for a while .
4. Start ironing.
.. 1»Place the iron on the Rest. After about 2 minutes, the red lamp of the
Thermo Controller begins to flash to indicate the set temperature
level has been reached. (Fig. 7)
.. 2, It is advisable to use an ironing cloth when pressing synthetic
materials, or to iron on the wrong side to test for compatibility before
pressing direct onto the material.
5. Finish
Switch OFF the mains switch of the Thermo Controller, and disconnect
the power cord.
6. Intermission
Keep the iron on the Rest.
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CAUTIONS
1. When not using the iron even for a while, for safety purposes, be sure
to
disconnect the power cord.
2. Make sure to use a wall outlet for the power supply.
3. Do NOT let the cord become wet, and do NOT handle the cord with
wet hands.
4. Check the cord every time before use as damaged cord can pose as
fire and electric shock hazards.
5. NEVER touch metal parts while using or immediately after using the
iron
as they are extremely HOT.
6. Handle the iron carefully to prevent hot water from coming out from
the vents.
7. Adhere to the following precautions to prevent hot water seepage.
«1»NEVER move the iron back and forth rapidly.
«2»NEVER
tip the iron steeply to left, right, front or back.
«3»NEVER turn the iron upside down.
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8. Do NOT loop the cord around the iron while it is still hot.
9. After cooling down, wipe the sole plateand other parts, with a soft dry
cloth.
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NOT use corrosive polishing cloth, metal or hard brush to avoid
scratches.
10. Do NOT place the hot iron directly on a button, hook or zipper.
11. Do NOT fill the tank with hot water as it may deform it.
12. NEVER press the Steam button when the Thermo Dial is set outside
the red (lower temperatures) STEAM zone.
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tally, and turn ON the power untill steam emission stops.
13. Avoid contact of the hose with the hot iron.
14. NEVER let the Thermo Controller become wet. (Fig. 14)
15. If the iron does not heat up even when the Thermo (Heat ON) Lamp
lights up continuously (without flickering). the heating element may
have been
cut or the over-heating prevention device have been activa-
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to carry out the necessary maintenance.
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WHEN STEAM EMISSION IS REDUCED
Be sure to disconnect the power cord, and after the iron has cooled off,
clean it in accordance with the following directions.
1. Cleaning the steam vents
«1»Use a"+ .. screwdriver to remove the lid on the soleplate. (Fig. 15)
«2»Wipe the interior with a wet cloth.
"3,Ciean the steam vents thoroughly by using the small cleaning pin.
(Fig. 16)
• Make sure to carry out a steaming test for a few minutes after cleaning
to avoid soilage of clothes.
2. Cleaning the interior of steam generating chamber
"1 »Removethe Steam generating chamber cover by usingthe hexagonal
wrench (supplied). (Fig. 17)
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«2»Remove the lid and packing of the steam generating chamber.
"3,Remove the scaly deposits accumulating inside the chamber and on
the back of the lid. (Fig. 18)
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«5»Remove the scaly deposits along the steam passage by using the
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3. Cleaning the tank filter.
(When water does not flow easily even though the hose is taken off and
the valve is opened.)
«1» Remove the Valve, the filter setting rubber and then the filter.
«2»Remove the deposits and dusts attached
to the filter, and wash it in
water. (Fig.
20)
4. Hoses Inspection
Check each hoses to see it is not broken and preventing water flow.
5. Nozzle Cleaning
Remove the nozzle (hose connector) from the hose and clean it by the
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