- 5 - 06/2019Copyright © 2019, Fast ČR, a.s.
EN Hair iron
User'smanual
■ Prior to using this appliance, please read the user'smanual thoroughly, even in cases,
when one has already familiarised themselves with previous use of similar types of
appliances. Only use the appliance in the manner described in this user’smanual.
Keep this user'smanual in asafe place where it can be easily retrieved for future use.
In the event that you hand this appliance over to somebody else, make sure to also
include this user'smanual.
■ We recommend saving the original cardboard box, packaging material, purchase
receipt and responsibility statement of the vendor or warranty card for at least the
duration of the legal liability for unsatisfactory performance or quality. In the event
of transportation, we recommend that you pack the appliance in the original box
from the manufacturer.
■ Carefully unpack the appliance and take care not to throw away any part of the
packaging before you find all the parts of the appliance.
DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE AND ACCESSORIES
A1 Main switch
A2 Arm lock
A3 Swivel power cord end
A4 Hanging loop
A5 Display
A6 Heating surface (on both arms)
A7 Plate locking cover (on both arms)
A8 Lock button (on both arms)
A9 Ironing plates with large teeth
Used for creating large waves
A10 Ironing plates with fine teeth
Used for creating fine waves
A11 Smooth ironing plates
Used for smoothing out hair
PURPOSE OF USE AND FEATURES OF THE HAIR IRON
■ The hair iron is intended exclusively for straightening, undulating and styling
human hair. It must never be used for styling wigs, hairpieces, synthetic hair or for
straightening animal fur.
■ The iron is equipped with a temperature lock feature that prevents accidental
changes to the temperature while hair is being styled, and furthermore with an
automatic shut-off function that is activated after 60 minutes of inactivity.
■ The heating surface for the individual plates enables operating temperatures from
140°Cto 200°C.
APPLICATION
TURNING ON AND SETTING THE TEMPERATURE
■ Connect the iron to apower socket.
■ Press button A1.The appliance will beep, the default temperature of 140°C will start
flashing on the display and the iron will start heating up. When the temperature is
reached, the value will remain permanently lit.
■ By repeatedly pressing button A1, other temperatures are selected in the order
140°C, 160°C, 180°Cand 200°C.
TEMPERATURE LOCK FUNCTION
■ This function prevents accidental changes to the temperature while the iron is being
used. Activate the function by holding down button A1 for longer than 3seconds.
Alock symbol will appear on the display and the set temperature will be locked, i.e.
button A1 will not react when pressed.
■ Deactivate the function by holding down button A1 for longer than 3seconds. The
lock symbol will turn off.
TEMPERATURE LOCK FUNCTION
■ This function prevents accidental changes to the temperature while the iron is being
used. Activate the function by holding down button A1 for longer than 3seconds.
Alock symbol will appear on the display and the set temperature will be locked, i.e.
button A1 will not react when pressed.
■ Deactivate the function by holding down button A1 for longer than 3seconds. The
lock symbol will turn off.
Note:
If "888" appears on the display, this indicates that there is amalfunction of
the heat sensor or iron. If this happens, disconnect the iron from the power
grid and contact aservice centre.
AUTOMATIC SHUT-OFF FUNCTION
■ If no action is taken after turning on the iron, i.e. no button is pressed, then for safety
reasons, the iron will turn off automatically after 60minutes of inactivity. It will start
again after button A1 is pressed.
Attention:
The automatic shut-off is intended only for cases, where you
forget to turn off the iron using button A1. Do not use the
automatic shut-off to intentionally turn off the iron.
TEMPERATURE DEPENDING ON HAIR TYPE
■ The suitable temperature for straightening hair depends on the hair structure.
Depending on the type of hair, an incorrectly selected temperature may cause the
hair to dry out, become brittle or in the worst case to burn. Therefore, first try ironing
at alow temperature and set ahigher temperature only when necessary.
■ The information contained in the following table is for reference purposes only. It
may differ depending on hair type.
Hair type Temperature
Fine, damaged, discoloured, highlighted or dyed hair 140 °Cto 160 °C
Normal, lightly wavy hair 160 °Cto 180 °C
Very heavy, curly, unyielding hair 180 °Cto 200 °C
REMOVING AND INSERTING THE PLATES
■ Slide the lock button A8 towards symbol
(unlocked) and hold it in this position.
■ Slide the cover A7 out of the arm and release the lock button. The button will
automatically slide to symbol
(locked).
■ Take out the initial plate and slide anew plate on to the heating surface A6.
■ Slide the cover A7 back on to the arm. Correct attachment is accompanied by aclick.
■ Repeat the procedure also on the second arm of the iron. ATTENTION – Only insert
the same plate types into the arms.
PROCEDURE FOR STYLING HAIR
■ Wash your hair thoroughly, dry it completely and brush through thoroughly so that
it is smooth and without knots.
■ Separate this prepared hair using clips into equally wide strands (about 5cm wide).
■ Start to iron the back part of the head at the lower strands of hair – at the root place
the strand of hair between the plates and gently press the handle of the iron. With
asliding motion pull the iron all the way to the ends of the hair.
■ Repeat the procedure for the same strand of hair until you achieve the desired
appearance.
■ Continue in the same way with the remaining strands of hair (first on the front part
of the head and ending at the sides).
■ Before the final combing, allow the hair to fully cool down.
Attention:
Do not touch the ironing plates or the attachments - there
is adanger of burns!
Do not leave the iron in the one spot for longer than
5seconds as hair could be burnt.
Use the iron only on healthy hair. Do not use the iron on oily,
stuck together or sweaty hair. On perm or coloured hair only
use the iron infrequently.
Tip:
Adjust the speed of movement of the iron on the hair strands according
to their character (fine hair is more sensitive to a hot surface and
requires asignificantly shorter ironing time than stronger hair).
TURNING OFF THE IRON
■ When you have finished ironing, turn off the iron by pressing button A1 until the
display turns off. Turning off is also indicated by abeep.
■ Disconnect the iron from the power socket.
Attention:
Allow the iron and the plates to fully cool down before
storing!
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Attention:
Clean the ironing plates and styling plates only after they
have fully cooled down!
No part of the iron may be submerged in water or washed
under running water!
■ To clean the outside parts of the iron and the ironing plates, use a fine cloth
dipped in lukewarm water. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, paint thinners
or solvents. Using these solutions could damage the surface of the product. The
surface of the iron plates does not need any further cleaning. Prior to storing or
using them again, allow them to dry completely or wipe them dry.
STORAGE
When not using the iron for an extended period of time, do the following:
■ Clean the iron as described in chapter Cleaning and maintenance.
■ Place the iron in asafe, dust-free, clean and dry place that is out of reach of children.
■ If you wish to secure the arms against opening, press button A2.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Rated voltage range .................................................................................................... 100−240 VAC
Rated frequency........................................................................................................................50/60Hz
Rated power................................................................................................................................45-50W
Temperature range.........................................................................................................140 to 200°C
Electrical shock protection class........................................................................................................ II
