Rowenta Iron DX1900 User Guide

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Before Use  
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Please read all of the Instructions for Use and  
the Important Safety Guards carefully.  
Remove all packaging from the iron.  
Remove the soleplate protector.  
It is normal for a small amount of smoke and  
a light odor to be produced the first time it is  
used.This will quickly disappear.  
Particles may emit from iron during first use.  
They are not harmful and sould disppear  
after the iron has been alowed.  
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Helpful Hints  
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When ironing, start with fabrics that require a low tempera-  
ture setting (•) and finish with those which need the highest  
temperature (•••).  
Mixed fiber fabrics should be ironed on the temperature for  
the most delicate fabrics. For example a shirt that is 60 %  
cotton and 40 % polyester should be ironed at the (•) set-  
ting for synthetics.  
If spray starch is used, spray it onto the reverse side of the  
garment. Allow starch to penetrate before ironing by set-  
ting garment aside for 30 seconds.  
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For best results, use a mesh type ironing board to allow  
excess steam to escape.  
For delicate fabrics, we recommend carrying out a test on  
an unobtrusive area of the garment such as an inner seam.  
Adhere to manufacturer recommendations on garment label.  
3 Way Auto-Off  
- If the iron is not moved while it isplugged in,  
an internal safety switch will turn it off.  
- It will turn off in 8 minutes if left vertically or  
in 30 seconds if left on its soleplate or tipped  
over. A red flashing light indicates that the  
auto-off has been activated.  
- To switch the iron on again, move the iron  
or gently shake it.  
Auto off is not on/off switch.  
Always unplug iron when it is not use.  
Filling with Water  
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Ensure the iron is unplugged.  
Slide the variable steam control completely to  
the left.  
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Rest the iron on heel and tilt it foward  
approximately 1 inch. If the iron is equiped  
with a covered filling inlet, open the filling  
inlet by sliding the cover down.  
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Hold the appliance upright so that the water  
inlet is horizontal.  
Fill with water (containing no additives) to  
the max mark on the water tank. We recommend  
using water pitcher rather than filling under the  
tap.  
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If you need to add water during ironing,  
UNPLUG the iron and follow the steps above.  
Ensure iron heats back to temperature after-  
wards, that means thermostat light will go out.  
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Water Recommendations  
Tap water  
Rowenta irons are designed to be used with REGULARTAP  
WATER (up to 12 grains of hardness). If your water is harder  
than this, Rowenta recommends mixing half tap water with  
half distilled water which reduces the hardness; or just use  
inexpensive bottled spring water. Never use 100% distilled  
water since this can cause the iron to spit and leak.  
Softened water  
There are many types of household water softeners and the  
water from many of them is perfectly acceptable for use in  
an iron. However, some types of softeners, particularly those  
that use chemicals such as salt, can cause the iron to leak or  
spit during use. If you experience this type of problem, we  
recommend that you try using inexpensive bottled spring  
water or untreated tap water. Never use 100% pure distilled  
water.  
Once you have changed water it will take several uses to  
correct the problem. Rowenta recommends trying the steam  
function for the first time on an old towel or cloth to avoid  
damaging your clothes.  
Iron and other impurities  
If your water supply contains large amounts of iron or organic  
matter, these minerals can collect inside the iron and eventually  
appear as brown stains. If you experience these problems  
Rowenta recommends using inexpensive bottled spring water.  
Never use 100% pure distilled water  
Always remember:  
Battery water and water containing additives (such as starch,  
perfume or fabric conditioner) may not be used. Such additives  
can affect the properties of the steam and, at high temperatu-  
res, can form deposits in the steam chamber, which will mark  
the laundry when they are emitted through the steam vents.  
For this reason descaling liquids should not be used.  
Selecting theTemperature  
- Set the temperature control dial according to  
the fabric you are ironing. Check the garments  
label for appropriate setting.  
We recommend using the chart below as a  
guide.  
Temperature  
Ironing label  
Fabric  
control  
Synthetic fibres e.g.  
viscose, polyester  
silk, wool  
cotton, linen  
Light will be on as iron is heating. When light goes out iron is ready  
to use. When heating a cold iron, please allow thermostat to cycle  
twice before use (thermostat light will go on and off twice).  
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Steam Ironing  
WARNING !  
Never iron or steam clothes while they are being worn.  
• Before ironing for the first time fill iron and allow to heat.  
• The iron should be allowed to emit steam for 1 to 2 minutes  
while pressing the burst of steam button a few times to  
remove any impurities.This should also be done if iron is  
not used regularly.  
Steam is only produced when the temperature dial is set to the  
shaded area (after •• setting).  
Burst of steam  
- This feature is ideal for removing stubborn  
wrinkles or pressing in sharp creases in hori-  
zontal use. When the temperature control is  
set to the steam zone (after ••) the burst of  
steam can be used by pressing the burst of  
steam button. Leave an interval of 4 seconds  
between bursts.  
Vertical Steam  
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The iron can also be used vertically.  
This is especially useful for getting creases  
out of hanging clothes, curtains, tapestries, etc.  
To steam vertically, press the burst of steam  
button while holding iron in the upright position.  
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Warning! Never iron clothes while theyare being worn.  
Dry Ironing  
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To iron without steam, slide the variabe steam control lever to  
the position.  
We recommend dry ironing with an empty tank.  
Set the temperature for the type of material  
to be ironed (•, •• or •••).  
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Steam ironing*  
- You can steam iron by setting the tempe-  
rature in the marked steam zone (after ••).  
The steam quantity can be set to between  
(no steam position) and  
(maximum  
steam quantity). We recommend setting  
to maximum steam quantity only when  
the iron is set at temperature setting •••.  
Auto Steam*  
- For steam output to be automatically  
adjusted to the soleplate temperature, turn  
the steam control to the  
position.  
AUTO  
* Depending on model  
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Spray Setting  
- This feature is ideal for stubborn wrinkles or  
set in creases.  
- Ensure there is water in the tank then press  
the spray button.  
- Do not spray silk.  
Anti-Drip System  
- In order to produce steam, all irons require a high tempera-  
ture. If the soleplate is not hot enough some of the water will  
not turn to steam and can spit or leak from the soleplate.  
The Anti-Drip system automatically switchez off the steam  
when ironing at low temperatures to prevent spitting.  
Anti-Calc System  
- Minerals in water can build up in the steam chamber.  
The Anti-Calc system contains a special material that  
neutralizes the harmful minerals.This system is designed  
to extend and main-tain the high steam performance of the  
iron.The cartridge is not replaceable.  
Self Clean  
Warning! Do not use descaling agents.They can damage the  
lining of the steam chamber.  
This feature allows loose mineral deposits and other impuri  
ties to be flushed from the soleplate.  
Self Clean should be carried out occasionally and at least  
once a month.  
- Fill the iron with tap water to the max mark  
on the water tank.  
- Be sure that variable steam lever is set to m  
minimum.  
- Stand the iron onheel and plug in.  
- Set thermostat to ••• setting.  
- Once heated, unplug iron.  
ANTI  
CALC  
- Hold iron horizontally over the sink with the  
soleplate pointing away from body.  
- Move the variable steam lever completely to  
the right and hold in the self clean position  
for one minute.  
ANTI DRIP  
Warning! Doing this will cause steam and hot water to be  
ejected from the soleplate.Take all proper precautions and  
hold iron away from body.  
- Move the iron gently back and forth and side to side until all  
water has run through plate.  
- Carfully wipe all water and material from the soleplate with  
an old towel, as the water and minerals can stain the sole-  
plate (although this has no effect on glide of performance).  
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Warning! Iron and soleplate may still be very hot. Exercise care  
while wiping.  
- Place iron on heel and leave to cool.  
Before using iron after self cleaning, test steam and burst of  
steam on an old towel or cloth than can be discarted.  
Vapodur Valve  
To ensure the iron continues to steam effciently, open and close  
the valve a few times after each use.This is done by moving th  
variable steam control lever left to right a few times.  
After Ironing  
1. Turn temp dial to min. setting and then unplug the iron.  
Slide the variable steam control completely to the left (min.  
setting) and empty any water left in the tank. Leave the iron  
to cool down.  
2. Hold end of cord at plug to slowly guide cord back into reel.  
Press cord reel button to retract cord for storage.  
3. Store iron on heel (vertically) with steam control lever set to  
min.  
Cleaning and Maintenance  
When cold and unplugged, the iron can be cleaned with a  
damp cloth and wiped dry.  
Never use household cleaners or solvents.  
Cleaning the soleplate  
Rowenta soleplates have excellent non-stick properties and can  
be wiped clean when cold.  
- In normal use a draggy coating may build up on the soleplate  
(starch, detergent build-up, burnt synthetic fibers).  
This can easily removed by using the Rowenta Soleplate Kit  
or a quality hot iron soleplate cleaner available at most  
stores.The Rowenta kit is also available through our website:  
- To prevent scratching of the soleplate, do not iron over sharp  
objects (zippers, etc.). Do not place the iron on rough surfaces,  
e.g. metal iron support, which may scratch the soleplate.  
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Troubleshooting  
Issues  
Possible causes  
Solutions  
Iron does not  
heat.  
No properly plugged  
in.  
Check that iron is plugged  
correctly.  
The temperature  
control is set too low.  
Set the temperature control to a  
higher temperature.  
Auto-off has engaged  
Move iron or shake it gently to  
(depending on model). reactivate.  
Not enough  
steam.  
There is insufficient  
water in the tank.  
Fill the water tank.  
Iron is not set to a  
steam setting.  
See section called “Steam  
Ironing.  
The Anti-drip function  
is active.  
Wait for the soleplate to reach the  
correct temperature.  
Iron is emitting a Water may need to be  
See section “Water recommenda-  
tions. Switch to spring water or  
brown or white  
substance.  
changed due to hard-  
ness or organic matter. mix tap water with distilled water.  
Garment has not been Ensure garments are rinsed tho-  
rinsed sufficiently  
rouhgly to remove any detergent  
desposits or chemicals on new  
garments.  
Iron is leaking.  
Over use of burst but-  
ton.  
Allow mor time between each  
burst.  
Distilled or softened  
water being used.  
See section “Water recommenda-  
tions. Switch to spring water or  
mix tap water with distilled water.  
Overfilled.  
Do not fill past max line on tank.  
Be sure to close the cover at  
filling inlet.  
The Auto-off light Auto-off has engaged  
Move iron or shake gently to  
is flashing.  
(depending on model). reactivate.  
Build up on the  
soleplate.  
Starch use.  
Spray reverse side of fabric and  
allow starch to penetrate.  
Burnt material.  
Ironing at too high  
temperature.  
Be sure to set temperature accor-  
ding to fabric being ironed.  
Spray function  
does not work.  
Priming may be neces- Fill with water.  
sary on first use. Hold cold iron horizontally.  
Place finger over the spray nozzle  
to create a vacuum.  
Press the spray button 4 to 5  
times.  
Remove finger from nozzle, press  
spray button a few more times.  
If troubleshooting does not assist, before consulting the retailer  
regarding their return / exchange policy, please telephone  
consumer service at: 781-396-0600.  
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In the interest of improving products, Rowenta reserves theright  
to change specifications without prior notice.  
LIMITED WARRANTY  
All Rowenta products are warranted for 1 year from date  
of purchase against defects in material and workmanship.  
During this period, any Rowenta product that, upon  
inspection by Rowenta, is proved defective, will be repaired  
or replaced, at Rowenta's option, without charge to the  
customer. If a replacement product is sent, it will carry the  
remaining warranty of the original product. This warranty  
does not apply to any defect arising from a buyer's or  
user's misuse of the product, negligence, failure to follow  
Rowenta's instructions, use on current or voltage other  
than stamped on the product or alteration or repair not  
authorized by Rowenta. Repair or disassembly by anyone  
other than a Rowenta authorized service center will void  
the warranty. THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH HEREIN ARE  
EXCLUSIVE AND NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS  
OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY  
WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A  
PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR USE, ARE MADE BY ROWENTA  
OR ARE AUTHORIZED TO BE MADE WITH RESPECT TO  
THE PRODUCT. If you believe your product is defective,  
bring the product (or send it, postage prepaid) along with  
proof of purchase to the nearest authorized Rowenta  
Service Center (see below). If you send the product, please  
include a letter explaining the nature of the claimed defect.  
Rowenta 196 Boston Avenue Medford, MA 02155 U.S.A.  
ONLY. If your appliance needs service, ship the product to  
your nearest regional service center. Be sure to put your  
name on outside of shipping box (no P.O. boxes please). If in  
warranty, Rowenta will repair or replace product at their  
discretion. If the product is out of warranty, you will be  
advised of the cost of repair before any work begins.  
Our main service centers are listed below. Turnpike  
Appliance Authorized Appliance 3495A Lawson Blvd. 1644  
West Ogden Ave. Oceanside, NY 11572 Downers Grove, IL  
60515 516-483-5596 630-852-1550 Service  
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Rowenta  
196 Boston Avenue  
Medford, MA 02155  
Tel. : (781) 396-0600  
OFFICE LOCATION ONLY.  
To service product see service center information below.  
If your appliance needs service, ship the product to your nearest  
regional service center. Be sure to put your name on the outsede  
of shipping box (no P.O. boxes please). If in warranty, Rowenta will  
repair or replace product at their discretion. If the product is out of  
warrantyn you will be advised of the cost of repair before any  
work begins.  
Our main service centers ar listed below :  
Turnpike Appliance  
3495A Lawson Blvd.  
Oceanside, NY 11572  
516-483-5596  
Authorized Appliance  
1644 West ogden Ave.  
Downers Grove, IL 60515  
630-852-1550  
Service center information is subject to change. Please visit our  
mation line at 781-306-4620. The information line provides current  
service center information and listings in California.  
Rowenta Werke GmbH, 63016 Offenbach am Main  
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