MINI 3 p. 2 MARCH 2011
4. CONNECTION AND STARTING
With MINI 3 switched ff and disc nnected plug:
1. Unscrew the security valve plug (fig. 1), fill the b iler with water (fig. 2) till verfl w r at
pleasure. Take the plug by the plastic part and screw it again: d n t tighten t much r
its gasket might get sp ilt.
2. Insert the plug int a 220 V 16 A s cket.
3. Switch n the b iler (fig. 2 B), the ir n (fig. 2 A) and adjust the therm stat (fig. 3) n “c tt n”.
4. Wait f r the b iler lamp t switch ff (fig. 2 C). At this p int seize the ir n by c rk handle and
press red butt n 3 r 4 times (fig. 4), s that steam c mes ut: this perati n must be
carried ut in rder t heat up the tubes which take steam t the ir n. In this way y u
prevent als the falling f small dr ps f water n garments. T adjust steam flux, y u must
w rk n the hand-wheel f r steam adjustment (fig. 2). During ir ning perati n, the b iler
lamp switches n and ff (fig. 2 C).
5. COMPULSORY
1. Use nly n rmal water c ming fr m the
aqueduct.
2. Never add additives t water.
3. Empty the b iler nly when it is switched ff and
c ld (with n pressure). F r carrying ut this
perati n, wear gauntlets against p ssible burns.
4. Never rep ace the security va ve p ug (fig.
1) with other types of p ug. N.B. the security
valve plug is set n 4,5 BAR and it has the
functi n f a security valve.
5. C nnect MINI 3 t suitable pr tected s cket.
6. Always keep children away fr m MINI 3, b th
when it is n and ff.
7. D n t ir n garments directly n pers ns r
things.
8. D n t empty the b iler during the ir ning
perati n, wait at least 1 h ur after the switching
ff.
9. D n t leave h t ir n n garments r n the
b ard.
10. Put the tr lley n a steady surface and next t
the ir ning b ard. D n t pull the ir n cable t
hard r the tr lley might be verturned.
6. IRONING OPERATION
1. Run the ir n n garments, pressing the ir n
micr switch (fig. 4) f r steam. F r a better
result, set the therm stat (fig. 3) n “c tt n”.
2. F r delicate, blue and black garments, we advise
y u t use the anti-sheen sh e.
3. During ir ning perati n, always put the ir n n
its rubber rest (fig. 1) and pay attenti n t the p siti n f the wires: if they twine r get in
t uch with ir ning b ard, they might cause sh rt circuits.
4. F r dry ir ning it is p ssible t adjust the therm stat (fig. 3) n different p siti ns
acc rding t the type f fabric (l k at garment label). F r steam ir ning set the
therm stat n “c tt n” r “linen”.
5. If y u w rk n a n n-vacuum b ard, s me circular water sp ts might f rm because f
c ndensed steam. T get r und this pr blem, put a felt under the usual padding and adjust
the hand-wheel f r steam regulati n n minimum (fig. 2).
HAND-WHEEL
FOR STEAM ADJUSTMENT
TROLLEY
CONNECTION
HAND-WHEEL
SOLENOID VALVE
