Electric Dry Iron Box | IBD 501

A: The iron features an automatic thermostat that allows for precise temperature control. It has 5 variable temperature settings to accommodate different fabric types.

A: The iron has a Teflon-coated sole plate, which ensures smooth gliding over fabrics and reduces the risk of sticking.

A: Yes, the iron features a shock-proof plastic body, enhancing safety during use.

A: The 180° pliant swivel cord allows for greater flexibility and ease of movement while ironing, preventing cord tangling and enhancing maneuverability.

A: The IBD 501 comes with overheat protection to prevent the iron from becoming too hot and a pilot lamp to indicate when the iron is in use and heating.

A: The electric iron comes with a 2-year warranty, covering any manufacturing defects or issues that may arise during normal use.

A: After use, unplug the iron and let it cool down. Wipe the Teflon-coated sole plate with a soft, damp cloth to remove any residue. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrubbing pads. Ensure the iron is completely dry before storing.

A: Check that the iron is properly plugged in and that the temperature settings are correctly adjusted. If the issue persists, consult the troubleshooting section of the product manual or contact customer support for further assistance.

A: The 5 variable temperature settings allow the iron to be used on various fabric types. Always refer to the garment’s care label and adjust the temperature accordingly.

A: The pilot lamp indicates that the iron is powered on and heating. Once the desired temperature is reached, the lamp will turn off, signaling that the iron is ready for use.

A: The iron operates at a voltage of 220-240V. Check the voltage compatibility in your region or use a suitable voltage converter if necessary.

A: The iron should be stored in a cool, dry place after it has cooled down completely. Ensure the cord is neatly wrapped and the iron is stored upright to prevent damage.