User manual DOMENA TA 600

[. . . ] Take it to your nearest After Sales Service dealer for servicing or repair – Great care must be taken when ironing in the presence of children. € This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. [. . . ] This straightforward and slightly restrictive task of taking part in the recycling of devices that you wish to dispose of is therefore up to you, the consumer. Once worn out, your electrical device should not be disposed of with your usual household refuse. Use a pair of pliers to cut the electric cable to prevent it from being re-used. Dispose of the device at an approved collection centre in the container provided for this purpose so that it can be re-processed. If you have a batteryoperated device or an apparatus fitted with a remote control system, remove the batteries and dispose of these at the approved location. With your left foot, block the wheels to prevent the ironing board from sliding and hold the latter with your right hand. With your left hand, press down on the legs until the required height is reached. € To adjust the height of the ironing board, first place it upright and fold it away. € To ensure the complete stability of your table, turn the adjustable foot either way to level your table. With your left hand, tilt the ironing board, the iron rest downwards until the legs on the floor are upright. With your right hand, press down on the height adjusting handle and tilt the ironing board so that the legs fold away. -9- Warning: never fold or unfold the ironing board in a horizontal position. [. . . ] Stretched out over the air cushion, blouses, shirts, linings, trouser tops and other delicate items of clothing are gently ironed without any creasing. By using the blowing mode, the clothes no longer come into contact with the soleplate of the iron, hence there is no creasing, hot iron marks or stitching imprints. [. . . ]