ADLER AD 5032 Ceramic Iron Steam User Manual

ADLER AD 5032 Ceramic Iron Steam

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Safety Instruction

Safety conditions. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFETY OF USE Please read carefully and keep it for future reference.

If the device is used for commercial purposes, the warranty terms are different.

Before using the product, please read and follow the information below carefully. The manufacturer is not responsible for any damage caused by misuse.
This product is for indoor use only. Do not use the product for any purpose that is incompatible with the application.
The applicable voltage is 220-240V, ~50/60Hz. For safety reasons, it is not appropriate to connect multiple devices to one power outlet.
Please be careful when using it around children. Do not allow children to play with the product. Do not allow children or strangers to use the device without supervision.
WARNING: This device may be used by children over 8 years of age and persons with reduced physical, sensory, or mental capabilities, or persons without experience or knowledge of the device, only under the supervision of a person responsible for their safety, or if they were instructed on the safe use of the device and are aware of the dangers associated with its operation. Children should not play with the device. Cleaning and maintenance of the device should not be carried out by children unless they are over 8 years of age and these activities are c carried out under supervision.
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After using the product, always carefully remove the plug from the power outlet by holding the outlet with your hand. Do not pull the power cable!!!
Do not leave the product plugged in without supervision. Even if there is a brief interruption in use, turn off the network and unplug the power plug.
Do not submerge the power cable, plug, or entire device into water. Do not expose the product to atmospheric conditions such as direct sunlight or rain. Do not use the product in humid conditions.
Check the condition of the power cable periodically. If the power cable is damaged, the product must be replaced by a professional service center to avoid a hazardous situation.
Do not use the product if the power cable is damaged, has been dropped or damaged in any other way, or does not operate normally. Do not attempt to repair a defective product yourself. There is a risk of electric shock. Always take damaged devices to a professional service center to repair them. All repairs may only be performed by authorized service professionals. Improper repairs may result in a hazardous situation for the user.
Do not place the product on or near hot or warm surfaces or kitchen appliances such as electric ovens or gas burners.
Do not use the product near flammable materials.
Make sure the cord does not catch over the edge of the counter.
Do not immerse the motor unit in water.
To provide additional protection, it is recommended to install a residual current device (RCD) in the power circuit with a residual current rating of 30 mA or less. Please contact a professional electrician for this problem.
If you must use an extension cord, use only the grounded prong and be sure it is rated for a current of at least 10 A. Other (“weaker”) extension cords can overheat.
Cables must be arranged to prevent accidental strokes or tripping.
Always unplug the steam iron before filling it with water or when not in use.
You may get burned if you touch a hot plate or come into contact with hot steam or water. Be careful when turning the iron as it may still be in hot water even when disconnected from the power supply, such as in a tank.
Avoid prolonged contact of the hot steam iron with fabrics or flammable materials.
Be careful not to let the power cord touch a hot sole. Let the iron cool completely before storing.
If you are not using the iron, turn off the steam option even for a short period.
Under no circumstances should you iron clothing or fabric that has been contaminated with people or animals.
Never apply steam to people or pets.
Use the automatic cleaning function at least twice a month.
Do not fill the water tank with chemicals, perfume, or descaling agents.
Iron must be used on a stable, flat surface and can only be disposed of.
Do not fill the water above the MAX level.

Device Description

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A. Spray nozzle
B. Water inlet
C. Steam control switch
D. Spray button
E. Steam burst button
F. Power cord
G. Rotary cable gland
H. Heating/thermostat indicator light. Temperature control knob – temperature controller
J. Self-cleaning button
K. Water tank
L. Ceramic coated soleplate
M. Power indicator
B. Synthetic fiber – one drop
O. Silk – wool material – two drops

Indicator lights:

The power light (M) comes on (always) when the iron is plugged in, the heat light (H) comes on when the thermostat is operating, and the heat light (H) goes off when the thermostat is not operating.

Fill with water:

Set steam control (C) to “0” (= no steam).
Open the water fill cover and turn the iron at a 45° angle onto a flat, dry surface.
Fill the water tank to “MAX”.
Press the water fill cover to close it.

Spare:

Sort the laundry to be ironed according to the international symbols on the clothing label, or, if none are available, by type of fabric.

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Note:

If the fabric consists of various kinds of fibers, always select the lowest ironing temperature of the composition of those fibers.
Start ironing garments that require low temperatures. This reduces waiting time (the iron takes less time to heat up than it takes to cool down) and eliminates the risk of scorching the fabric.

first-time use

If you are using the iron for the first time, you may hear a slight smoke and the sound of the plastic expanding. This is quite normal and it stops after a short time. We also recommend passing the iron over an ordinary cloth when using it for the first time.

Dry ironing (no steam) function

Connect the product’s power cord to a wall outlet.
Depending on the type of fabric you wish to iron, turn the temperature control knob (I) to the desired temperature. Make sure the steam control switch (C) is in the “0” position.
The heating indicator light (H) goes out when the iron reaches the required temperature.
After use, turn the temperature control knob (I) to the “OFF” position.
Remove the plug from the wall socket.

spray function

Fill the water tank as described in “Filling Water.”
Press the water spray button (D).
Note: Regardless of whether you are dry ironing or steam ironing, you can always use a spray.

Steam ironing function

Fill the water tank as described in “Filling Water.”
Plug it in. The power/heating indicator light (M/H) turns on.
Turn the temperature control knob (I) clockwise to the “MAX” position. When steam ironing, do not turn the switch to “N” or “O”.
The heating indicator light (H) goes out when the iron reaches the required temperature.
Adjust the steam by moving the steam control switch (C).
After use, turn the temperature control knob (I) to the “OFF” position.
Remove the plug from the wall socket.
Make sure the water tank is empty after use.

Caution: Do not steam iron synthetics, nylon, synthetic silk, or silk fabrics. Steam can ruin the texture of fabrics.

Burst of Steam

This feature allows you to remove stubborn wrinkles by providing more steam.

Set temperature control knob (I) to MAX until indicator light (H) goes out.
Press the steam button (E) to release steam.
Wait a few minutes and let the steam seep into the fabric, then press the button again to release more steam.

reference :

For best steaming results, there should be a 3-5 second pause between pressing the steam burst button (E) twice.
Fill the water to the MAX position before using this function.
To prevent water from leaking from the heating plate, do not press the steam spray button (E) for more than 5 seconds.

Vertical steam ironing function

The vertical steam ironing system allows you to use your iron for vertical ironing. This is especially useful for removing wrinkles from hanging clothes and curtains.

Fill the water tank as described in “Filling Water.”
Plug it in. The power/heating indicator light (M/H) turns on.
Turn the temperature control knob (I) to the “MAX” position. When steam ironing, do not turn the switch to “N” or “O”.
The heating indicator light (H) goes out when the iron reaches the required temperature.
Adjust the steam by moving the steam control switch (C).
Hang clothes on hangers and pull them tightly with one hand.
Hold the iron vertically with your other hand and press the steam burst button (E) to iron the garment. Lightly touch the garment with the iron’s soleplate to remove wrinkles.
After use, turn the temperature control knob (I) switch to the “OFF” position.
Remove the plug from the wall socket.
Make sure the water tank is empty after use.
Caution: Do not steam iron clothes or fabrics worn by people or animals. The temperature is too high.

automatic cleaning system

NOTE: Before starting the self-cleaning procedure, make sure the iron is unplugged and the steam control (C) is in the “0” position.

Fill the water tank to “MAX”. Do not use vinegar or other descaling agents on the water tank.
Plug in and turn the thermostat knob (I) to the “MAX” position. The power/heating indicator light (M/H) turns on.
When the heating indicator light (H) goes out, unplug it.
Hold the iron in a horizontal position above the sink. Press and hold the self-cleaning button (J).
Steam and boiling water will start coming out of the holes in the griddle. The griddle pores contain salts and minerals accumulated in the steam chamber from previous use.
Gently move the iron back and forth until the water tank is empty.
CAUTION: The water coming out during self-cleaning is very hot. Be very careful not to let it fall on you.
Release the self-cleaning button when the water tank is empty.
Let the iron cool completely.
Wipe the soleplate with cold water and cloth.

A special filter inside the CALC system

water tank softens the water and prevents scale build-up on the hotplate. The filter is permanent and never needs to be replaced.

Use only tap water.
Distilled and demineralized water makes the system ineffective by altering its physicochemical characteristics.

Anti-drip system

This iron has a drip-stop function. The iron automatically stops steaming when the temperature is too low to prevent water from dripping from the soleplate.
The drip-proof system ensures perfect ironing of even the most delicate fabrics.

automatic shutoff system

If the iron is not moved from the horizontal position for more than 30 seconds, the electronic safety device automatically switches off the heating element. If in an upright position, this will occur after 8 minutes.
To indicate that the heating element is switched off, the heating indicator light (H) goes out, the power indicator light (M) starts flashing and an alarm sounds 6 times.
When you pick up the iron again, the power indicator (M) and heating indicator (H) will come on. This indicates that the iron is heating up again. Wait until the heating indicator light (H) goes out. Then your iron is ready to use.

After ironing:

To prolong the life of your iron, we recommend emptying the water container after each ironing process: Remove the plug from the power socket. Open the water tank cover and empty the iron with the end facing down. Shake lightly over the sink and close the cover. To dry any remaining moisture, turn the iron back on with the temperature control knob (I) in the MAX position and the steam control switch (C) in the MAX position until the power indicator light (M) goes out. Unplug from the mains socket and allow it to cool. If you wipe the soleplate with a dry cloth, moisture may leave traces.

Technical data:

Power number: 220-240V ~50/60Hz
Power number: 2400W
Maximum power: 3000W

Cleaning and Maintenance

Unplug the iron from the socket and wait until the iron has cooled down sufficiently before cleaning.

Ad Wipe the soleplate with a cloth and non-abrasive (liquid) detergent.
If fibers adhere to the soleplate, use ad. Wipe the soleplate with a cloth moistened with vinegar.
To avoid damaging the soleplate, do not use strong acids or alkalis.

Disposal

To protect the environment: Separate cardboard boxes and plastic bags and dispose of them in the appropriate bin. Used devices must be delivered to a dedicated collection point due to their hazardous contents which may affect the environment. Do not dispose of this product in regular trash.

After-sales service notice

If you purchase spare parts or have a complaint, please get in touch with the seller who issued the receipt directly.

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Faqs About ADLER AD 5032 Ceramic Iron Steam

How good is a steam iron?

A steaming hot iron is a must-have for your laundry supplies. While a steamer can effectively smooth clothes, nothing melts obstinate creases or forms crisp pleats like an iron.

Are steam irons safe?

When using an iron or steamer, proceed with caution. Any heated object should never come into touch with flesh. To prevent touching hot steam, keep your hands in front of the head attachment on steamers. Steam can pass through materials and come into touch with flesh, so you might want to reach behind the fabric to keep it in place.

What is the maximum temperature for ironing?

356-428 degrees Celsius How much heat may be applied to iron? The process of ironing involves using a machine—typically an iron—to heat fabric and eliminate creases. Depending on the fabric, the heating is typically done to a temperature of 180–220 °C (356-428 °F).

Is steaming faster than ironing?

Which is faster: steaming or ironing? Three factors make steaming faster than ironing: the steamer heats up more quickly, there’s no need to set up an ironing board, and the steam is stronger, causing wrinkles to come out more quickly. A steamer, especially a handheld one, usually heats up in 45 seconds or less.

What is the principle of steam iron?

The basic idea behind how steam irons operate is the transformation of electrical energy into heat energy, which is subsequently utilized in iron. The iron’s coil or other heating component is subjected to an electric current. Heat is produced by this coil and is transferred to the iron’s flat bottom.

Do steamers work for cleaning?

Compared to surface cleaning, steam cleaning can achieve deeper cleansing. “Thorough” cleaning is elevated to a whole new level by employing vapor to both release dirt and allergies and draw them to the surface.

Does a steam iron work without water?

Just drain the water from your steam iron or switch to the dry heat setting if you wish to use it as a dry iron. Since steam heat bends fabric threads more quickly than dry heat, a lot of people use steam irons to press fabrics.

How to store a steam iron?

After usage, quickly empty the iron. Avoid keeping the iron wet in storage. Assign the Dry position to the Steam/Dry Selector. When the iron is used again, any leftover water may flow onto the soleplate if the Steam/Dry Selector is not in the Dry position after usage. This could cause burns.

Can I leave water in a steam iron?

Before storing an iron, especially one that is kept on its soleplate, make sure the water tank is empty. This prevents surplus water from seeping through and discoloring the soleplate, as well as from harming the interior components.

Do irons need cleaning?

An iron’s lifespan can be extended and maintenance prevented by cleaning it regularly, according to Angi Home Expert Mallory Micetich. You’ll also note that an unclean iron soleplate will make it difficult to glide, adhere to fabric, and even spray soiled water on clothing, leaving stains.