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3. OFF 8 A B Bf Lock button 6 Start using the iron The iron will reach the appropriate temperature af ter about 5 minutes so test the iron on the cloth and then iron as usual The automatic temperature adjust er thermostat will then operate to keep the tempera ture atthat level Do not use the iron on synthetic fabrics straight away Use a piece of facing fabric between the iron and the article or try the iron on an area thatis not noticeahble lf you
4. 1 2 Continued next page 1 Attach the handle Remove the handle from the body Push down the front of the handle in the direction of A then push down the back of the handle in the direction of B until the handle clicks into place The lock button will engage to secure the handle Check voltage in your region lf you use the iron in a region with a 200 240 V power supply when the voltage selector switch is still at the 100 120 V position it may damage the iron 2 Setthe voltage selector switch This iron is adjusted to 200 240V when buying it lf using the iron within Japan move the voltage selector switch to the 100 120 V position lf using the miniiron outsid
5. 3 For OVEFSeas USE This appliance can also be used within Japan DUAL VOLTAGE TRAVEL IRON A MJ210 INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1 3 e Thank you for purchase of the TRAVEL IRON e Please read this INSTRUCTION MANUAL 9 carefully before using it 1 3 After reading this manual please keep it at a SAFETY PRECAUTIONS convenient place for easy acceSS 3 In particular please read SAFETY PRECAUTIONS CAUTIONS FOR USE of page 1 3 by all means 3 IMPORTANT INFORMATION
6. 8 5 Effective only in Japan 6 A MJ210
7. Flat prong plug Round prong plug Square prong plug Round prong plug Square prond plug USA UK UK Europe Oceania A 2 B 2 B 3 BF C 2 SE 0 fe m m 1 TS nn mp nf 4 OFF e 4 Insert the plug into the wall outlet Place the iron on a stable level surface turn the temperature adjustment dial to OFF and then insertthe plug into the wall outlet 5 Set the temperature adjustment dial Turn the temperature adjustment dial to a mark that is appropriate forthe fabric Dial adjustment mark 6 5
8. C 2 B 2 1 ACCRSSONES Soft case Plug adaptor C 2 B 2 one each Specifications are subject to chage without notice for improvement 4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1 A B 100 120V 200 240V 2 200 240V 100V 120V
9. A 2 C 2 B 2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3 Fit the required plug adaptor The shapes of wall outlets vary depending on the region so use a plug adaptor that fits the wall outlet Remove the plud adaptor from the plug within Japan Plug adaptor 3 Attachthe plug adaptorto the plug a Plug adaptor This appliance uses an A 2 plug C 2 and B 2 plug adaptors are DrOVided as accessories for use if required by wall sockets on the region of use Some countries have differently shaped outlets in different regions and hotels so check the type of plug thatis reduired Types of wall outlets and plugs
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13. e 1 The warranty period is one yearfrom the date of purchase 2 When asking for repairs e e 3 Availability period for service parts e 5 4 Questions about after sales service e gt
14. 3 CARE AND MAINTENANCE 4 NAME OF PARTS 4 SPECIFICATIONS 5 7 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 8 AFTER SALE SERVICE WARRANTY Warranty Back cover SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 2 Q 0 0 RSS 4 The safety precautions listed here are provided to ensure safe use of your appliance and to protect you and th
15. IMPORTANT INFORMATION The iron may make a clicking sound during use This is the sound of the automatic temperature adjuster thermostat operating and is not an abnormality The fluoroplastic coating on the surface of the sole plate will tend to wear off after a long period of use to expose the steel substrate but the iron can still be used CARE AND MAINTENANCE Always be sure to disconnectthe plug from the wall outlet before cleaning the iron Do not use scrubbing brushes cleaning powders or solvents such as thinner or benzine to clean the sole plate Handle body and soleplate and so on Wipe with a soft cloth Dirt on soleplate Wipe with a cloth wetted with diluted neutral detergent or water
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17. 3 NAME OF PARTS Caution indication label Elatel Dial adjustment mark Body soleplate Voltage selector switch use coin Power cord Plug A 2 Lock button Earth terminal Dial calibrations hb Temperature adjustment dial Accessories Soft Case 6 Thin long vpe lt Plug adaptor C 2 KS PE Thick short type ITeEteEloite al SPECIFICATIONS Power source AC100 120V 200 240V 50 60 Hz NE 2 100V 80W Fower consumption 120V 110W 200V 160W 240V 220W Dimensions When using 152 L x 70 W x 98 H mm When stowing 158 L x78 W x 39 H mm soleplate area 70 cm2 Cord length 1 5 m Approx 1 5m Weight 400 g Approx 400g
18. e Japan be sure to check the wall outlet voltage and the shape ofthe socket Fit a coin into the slot of the voltage selector switch and turn it to the required voltage setting while pressin0 Fig 1 The voltage selector switch must always be set before inserting the plug into the wall outlet Use only a coin If you use some othertype of object it may damade the voltage selector switch The range of operation for the voltage selector switch is shown in Fig 2 Do not turn the switch more than necessary Voltage selector switch Maximum angle 200 240V 100 120V For 100 120V area 200 240V For 200 240V area 200 240V 200 240V 100V 100V 120V 120V 2 Fig 2 3 FE
19. emoving the cord from the wall outlet hold it by the plug not by the cord itself If this is not observed fire electric shocks or short circuits may result CAUTION Stand the iron up on a stable surface If the iron is placed on a carpet with long pile or on an unstable surface it may fall over and burns injury or damage to the surface may result leaving the iron for long periods deterioration of the insulation may result in fire power leakage Disconnect the plug from the wall outlet if If this is not done injury or burns may result or CAUTION Do not touch the hot surface soleplate of the iron Ifitis touched burns may result V Do not wind the cord around the iron whi
20. le itis still hot Ifthis is not observed fire electric shocks or short QQ Circuits may result electric shocks or CAUTIONS FOR USE Do not press the soleplate onto hard objects such as huttons Such objects may damade the soleplate Do not retract the iron inside the handle while the poweris still on or while the soleplate is still hot If this is not ae observed the handle may become warped Do not apply excessive force to the handle If this is not observed damade to the handle may result
21. modify the appliance or have it disassemhled by someone Who is not a qualified technician lfthis is not observed fire electric shocks or injury may result Contactthe place of purchase for any repairs that are necessary Do not cut damage process hend pull twist or bind the power cord or place heavy objects on top of it or clamp it If this is not observed the power cord may become damaged and fire or electric shocks may result C amp R Do not use the appliance near infants or young children Ifthis is not observed burns electric shocks or other injury may result Q N When r
22. n e eee2EEAJGc Vinylidene Permanent press Cupu a e e 80C Polypropylene Nylon Polyester lfironing synthetics follow the instructions LOW Acrylics Rayon Vinylon provided by the manufacturer or use 120C e facing material or carry out a test first ef Acryl Poiynosic Silk e Polyurethane Acetate Vinylon mustnever be wetted when ironind MID 140C 160C Wool Cotton HIGH 180C Linens For fiber blends use the lower of the settings 7 AFTER sALE SERVICE 1 Warranty lt
23. ose around you so be sure to read them carefully before using the appliance The symbols used forthese safety precautions and their meanings are described below e The safety precautions are divided into two types depending on the potential danger involved ifthe safety precautions are not observed correctly N WARNING This symbol indicates that improper handling poses the risk of death or serious injury CAUTION This symbol indicates that improper handling poses the risk of injury or damage to the product or property e Symbols used in the text Indicates something that must Q UM 0 not be done Do not touch Do not use wet hands i something that must 1 Always do Pull by the plug wanNic Insert the plug securely into the wall outlet If there is dust adhering to the blades or bases of the blades on lfthe plud is not securely inserted fire the plug wipe the plug clean electric shocks or short circuits may result ml If d
24. ust is allowed to accumulate moisture may cause insulating problems and lt NR result in fire If Do not pull out orinsert the plug with wet handS lf your hands are wet electric shocks and injury may result Ni Do not use the appliance if the cord or plug is damaged if part of the cord or plug is warm or if the power supply Switches on and off intermittently when the cord is moved orifthe plug does notfit securely into the wall outlet If this is not observed fire electric shocks or short circuits may result Q N WARNING Do not
25. would like to lower the temperature during use turn the temperature adjustment dial to the reduired mark then wait for several minutes for the temperature to drop and always test the iron before continuing to use it When finished Turn the temperature adjustment dial to OFF and be sure to disconnectthe plug from the wall outlet 8 Storadge Check that the iron has cooled down sufficiently and then move the lock button in the direction of A pull up the back of the handle in the direction of B and remove the handle Fit the iron into the handle from the rear as shown and keep it JIS ii Setting Temperature range Without facing With facing If the fabric you are ironing has a Japanese Industrial Standard JIS certification symbol you can use the table at HIGH 180C right as a quide to settings a MID 140 160 C LOW 80 120 C Guide to fabrics and appropriate iron temperature settings Setting soleplate temperature Material name How to iro
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