HASHIMA HI-550P User manual

INDUSTRIAL
STEAM IRON
HI-550P
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating this iron, please read these instructions completely .
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PARTS IDENTIFICATION
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ELECTRIC
CAPACITY
AC 100Y-I.000W. 120Y- I ,200W. 220Y-l.200W. 230Y-
1.100W
FEATURES
• STEAM & DRY IRO~;
• MAGNET SWITCH to select STEA'vl or DRY
• THERMOSTAT CONTROL RANGE ab0ut BO·C - 210·C
• SOLE PLATE ... SPECIAL f-'ARD At\ODIC OXIDATION
COATI'lG
15 cm (HI x 11 cm (W) x 26 cm (0)
2.4 kg (5.5 Ibs)
about 3.0 Q (3.000cd
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT
WATER TANK
HOSE CONNECTING ~
PART HOOK
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HANDLE
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PILOT LAMP
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PREPARATION BEFORE USE
1. Tofixahook
Screw the hook tightly into the ceding or another suitable place (Sel,,:t
secure place
for fixing the hook so as not to be fallen out)
2. To fix a metal hanger
Connect [he
metallic hanger to holes of the tank
3. To fix a valve
Screw the valve
firmly to the metallic valve connector of the tank. (Fig. 1)
4. To hang a tank
o Hang a metallic hanger on the hook.
o Amount of the steam is a lit til: different according to the height of the
hung tank
The most suitable location is that the wawr level in the
tank
is about 1 meter high from the iron. (~ig2)
5. Connect a hose
Insert the hose ends thoroughly to the hose can·
nectlng parts
of iron and tank to the bottom reo
spectively.
6. Cord binding tube
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cord IS bothersome. put the cord and hose
together through the cord
binding tube
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HOW TO USE AS A STEAM IRON
1. Pour clean water into the water tank.
1) Remove the lid.
21 Put the lid on after iilling (The tank can hold up to about 32)
2. Plug the cord into an electrical outlet. (Set the thermo dial to "MIN"
before plugging the cord in)
3. Set the thermo dial to "Steam" ('UI for every fabric and place the iron
on the base. (F ig 3)
4. Start steam flow.
1) Turn the valve control counter clockWise until it stops. (Fig. 4)
2) Place the iron on its base and after about 2 minutes the flickering of
the pilot lamp will begin. This indicates that the temperature has auto·
matically reached the correct level. I Fig 5)
3) Push the steam button until water fills the hose. (Fig 6)
Never push steam button until the lamp lights off.
4} Holding the iron hori70ntally, push the steam button down. Steam will
then be emitted from the vent. (Fig. 6)
Continuous steaming for over 1.5 minutes may cause water to drip from
the vent of the sale plate.
Be sure to use the iron cloth to steam fabrics whose suitable temperature is
lower than steam range temperature.
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5. To change from steam to dry.
As long as the steam button is aT the UP position the iron can be used as a
dry iron.
"It is normal for steam to be emitted for a while just after changing
from steam to dry because water remains in the iron.
6. To add clean water.
Refill clean water when the water level reaches the "1.0" line. (Fig. 71
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7. Finish. J
1) Turn the valve control clockwise until it StOps. (Fig 8)
2) Pushing the steam button, hold the iron horizontally and wait until the \
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8. Be sure to set the thermo dial to "MIN" and to pull the plug to dis·
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HOW TO USE AS A DRY IRON
Set the thermo dial to "MIN" and plug the cord into an electrical outlet.
placing the iron on the va se.
2. Set the thermo dial to the type of material to be ironed. (Fig. 12)
1) When ironing different material requiring various temoeratures, it is
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3. Start ironing
1) Place the iron on Its base and after about 2 minutes the flickering of
the pilOt lamp will begin. This indicates that the temperature has
automatically reached the correct level. (Fig. 5)
2) it is recommended that an iron Cloth be used when ironing synthetic
materials or to iron on the wrong side as a test before pressing directly
onto the material.
4. Finish
Set the thermo dial to "MIN" and pull the plug to disconnect.
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CAUTIONS
1. When leaving the iron. even for a while. be sure to disconnect the plug
for safety.
2. Be sure to use a wall outlet as a power supply.
3. Do NOT let the cord become wet and do NOT handle the cord with wet
hands.
4.
Be sure to check the cord every time before use since a damaged cord
'":'lay cause heat. fire or electric shock.
5. Do NOT touCh metal parts while using or just after use since they are hot.
6. Handle the iron carefully to prevent hot water from coming out of the
vent.
7. To avoid having hot water emitted. adhere to the following precautions.
1) Do NOT move the iron back and forth very fast or change the stear"
button while moving.
21 Do NOT tip too much to left or right.
31 Do NOT tip forward toO much.
41 Do NOT turn the sole plate upside down.
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9.
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10.
Do NOT place the iron on a button. hook or zipper directly.
11. Do NOT pOur hot water into the tank since it or may deform the tank.
12.
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lower
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(21 Remove the lid of steam generating chamber and packing (Bl.
(31 Remove the fur attached inside the steam generating chamber and the
lid
thereof thoroughly. (Fig. 15)
(41 Clean the steam hole by using a small cleaning pin.
(51 Remove the fur in the steam passage thoroughly by using a large
cleaning pin (F
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(6) Remove the fur on the packing(B) and the packing(B) connecting
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WHEN STEAMING BECOMES WEAKER
1. Clean the steam vent
(1) Clean
thoroughly the steam vents by using small cleaning pin. (Fig. 131
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be sure that iron does not soil clothes.
2. Clean inside the steam generating chamber
(1) Remove hexagon headed bolts by using accessor';, tool (spanner for
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3. Clean Tank Filter
(When water does not flow down easily even though the hose is taken off
and the valve is opened).
(1) Remove the valve and the filter setting rubber. and then filter.
(2) Remove deposits and dusts attached to the filter. and wash it in water.
(Fig 17)
4. Check the Hose(A)·(B)
Check the hose to see that it IS not broken and preventing water flow.
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