Sencor SHI 6300GD User Manual
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To descale your Sencor SHI 6300GD Iron, fill the water tank with a mixture of half water and half white vinegar. Turn the iron on and set it to the steam setting. Allow it to steam for a few minutes, then turn it off and let it cool. Rinse the tank with clean water before using it again.
If your iron is not heating up, check if it is plugged in properly and the power outlet is functional. Ensure that the temperature setting is correct and not set to the "off" position. If the problem persists, the iron may need professional servicing.
To prevent water leakage, ensure that the water tank is not overfilled and the iron is set to the correct temperature for steam. Also, avoid using the steam function before the iron is fully heated.
Clean the soleplate with a damp cloth and mild detergent when the iron is cool. For stubborn stains, use a paste of baking soda and water. Avoid using abrasive materials that can scratch the surface.
If your iron is producing less steam, make sure the water tank is filled and the steam setting is properly adjusted. Check for any blockages in the steam holes and clean them if necessary. Descaling the iron may also improve steam production.
After use, unplug the iron and let it cool completely. Empty the water tank to prevent mineral buildup. Store the iron in an upright position in a dry place. Avoid wrapping the cord tightly around the iron.
It is recommended to use distilled or demineralized water to prevent mineral deposits and prolong the iron's lifespan. If tap water is used, ensure to descale the iron regularly.
If the spray function is not working, check if the water tank is filled and ensure there are no blockages in the spray nozzle. Clean the nozzle with a pin if necessary.
To adjust the temperature, turn the temperature dial to the desired setting. The indicator light will turn on, and once the iron reaches the set temperature, the light will turn off, indicating it's ready for use.
The auto-shutoff feature automatically turns off the iron after a period of inactivity to prevent accidents. It usually activates when the iron is left idle on its soleplate or sideways for an extended time.