User manual

Ironers

IB42310 – IB42314 – IB42316

Originals instructions

01405013/EN

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 Contents

Contents

1 Precaution for use ...............................................................................................................................5

2 Safety rules.........................................................................................................................................5
3 General ..............................................................................................................................................5
4 Method of use .....................................................................................................................................6
4.1 Description of the machine .........................................................................................................6
4.2 Control devices..........................................................................................................................8
4.3 Finger protection device .............................................................................................................8
4.4 Control pedal .............................................................................................................................9
4.5 Release device ..........................................................................................................................9
5 Use ....................................................................................................................................................9
5.1 Starting the machine ..................................................................................................................9
5.2 Ironing machine with coin operating system ...............................................................................10
5.3 Coin operating system (option) .................................................................................................10
5.4 Temperature setting ................................................................................................................. 11
5.5 Finger protection device ........................................................................................................... 11
5.6 Ironing .................................................................................................................................... 11
5.7 Pressing function .....................................................................................................................12
5.8 Stopping the machine...............................................................................................................12
5.9 Releasing of the cylinder ..........................................................................................................13
6 Use recommendations.......................................................................................................................13
7 Safety devices ..................................................................................................................................14
8 Operating faults.................................................................................................................................15
9 Maintenance .....................................................................................................................................15
9.1 Replacing cylinder coverings ....................................................................................................16
9.2 Care instructions for the NOMEX textile .....................................................................................17
10 Symbols ...........................................................................................................................................17
11 Lubricant table ..................................................................................................................................18
12 Explanation of washing symbols .........................................................................................................18
12.1 Washing..................................................................................................................................19
12.2 Bleaching ................................................................................................................................19
12.3 Drying .....................................................................................................................................20
12.4 Ironing ....................................................................................................................................20
12.5 Dry or water cleaning ...............................................................................................................20

The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to design and component specifications.

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1 Precaution for use

• The machine should not be used by children.
• This ironing machine should only be used for previously washed and dried, machine-ironable textiles.
• Be careful with synthetic linen and also with printed linen. They can melt and stick on the cylinder.
• Do not iron articles that contain plastic, foam, sponge rubber or similarly textured rubberlike materials.

2 Safety rules
• Before any use, it is compulsory to read the instruction handbook.
• Users must have learnt how to the machine operates.
• When ironing, do not wear loose or billowing garments (e.g. wide sleeves, ribbons, ties, etc...).
• Never iron if the hand protection bar is not operating.
• Do not iron linens coated with solvent, paint, wax, grease or any easily inflammable products.
• Do not put your hands between the raised bed and the cylinder to adjust or smooth out linen.
• Never smooth out linen by holding on to the inner corners of quilt covers, pillow cases, the shoulder straps of
underwear or any other straps. Do not put your hands in the pockets of clothing.
• To prevent the risk of fire or explosion, never use flammable products to clean the machine.

Caution
For your personal safety, never use the machine without the protective housings.

3 General
This manual describes a heated ironer, available in 1 m, 1.40 m or 1.60 m ironing widths.
The bed is heated by heating elements.
This ironing machine is also available with a coin operating system.
The 1.40 m and 1.60 m ironing machines are supplied with an evacuation system.
An ironing speed variator is also available on option.
Note!
This machine contains no asbestos.

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Identification plate

4 Method of use
4.1 Description of the machine
1 "On" indicator lamp
2 "On-Off" switch
3 "Heating" indicator lamp
4 Potentiometer button "Ironing speed adjustment" (option with variator, speed adjustment
from 1 to 4 m/min.)

A Pivoting sensitive protective device (finger guard)

B Thermostat
C Cylinder
D Insertion table
E Control device
F Reception tray

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G Control pedal
H Bed release device (to be used in case of power failure)

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4.2 Control devices

1. "ON-OFF" switch.
This switch turns the ironing machine on and off. The green indicator light comes on as soon as the switch is on.

D0349

2. The yellow "HEATING ON" indicator light indicates that the heater is operating.
This indicator light goes out after a few minutes when the desired working temperature has been reached.

D0350

3. The "TEMPERATURE SELECTION" knob on the thermostat is used to set the temperature in function of the washing to be ironed.

D0351

4.3 Finger protection device

Check that the finger protection device is operating prior to each use.
When this device is activated, the ironing machine stops, the cylinder stops turning and the tray moves back.
Press down on the control pedal to continue ironing.

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4.4 Control pedal

3 - position control pedal.
• Position 1 up (rest position)
• Position 2 intermediary (cylinder stop for pressing function)
• Position 3 down (ironing function or moving away of bed).
Note!
Push gently on the control pedal with your foot.

4.5 Release device

In the event of power failure, any garment in the machine can be removed by activating and then releasing with your
foot this lever which separates the bed from the cylinder.

5 Use
5.1 Starting the machine
Turn on the main switch.

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Press on the machine’s white start button.

The green indicator lamp comes on.
Press down on the pedal to start ironing.

5.2 Ironing machine with coin operating system

Turn on the main switch.
Press on the machine’s white start button.
Insert a coin.
The green indicator lamp comes on.
Press on the pedal to start ironing.

5.3 Coin operating system (option)

1 Coin machine
2 Insertion of coin
3 Coin return button
4 Coin return slot
5 Money collection box

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5.4 Temperature setting

Select the temperature in function of the article to be ironed.

0 (zero) Heating off

0 to 50 °C Tepid

50 to 100 °C Nylon, etc...

100 to 150 °C Silk, Wood

150 to 170 °C Cotton, Linen, Polycotton

As soon as the yellow "heating on" indicator light goes off, ironing can commence.

5.5 Finger protection device

Check that the finger protection device is operating prior to each use.
When this device is activated, the ironing machine stops, the cylinder stops turning and the bed comes away.
Press on the control pedal to continue ironing.

5.6 Ironing
Note!
Push gently on the control pedal with your foot.
When the pedal is in position 1 (rest position), the cylinder is stopped and the bed is in the rear position.
Press down then release the pedal a first time in position 2 or 3, the cylinder starts to turn and the bed advances to-
wards it.
A new action in position 3 stops the cylinder, the bed moves back allowing the ironing to be placed on the cylinder.
Again press down on the pedal in position 2, the bed advances, the cylinder turns, taking up the article being ironed.

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Place the ironing on the insertion table and push it so that it is taken up by the cylinder.
Smooth out the linen starting at the centre and moving towards the edges.
When there are buttons, they should be placed against the cylinder to protect them and the tray.
For zippers and metal buttons, cover with a cloth to protect the bed.

5.7 Pressing function

For the pressing function, move the control pedal to position 2; the cylinder stops.
To continue ironing, release the pedal.
To insert thicker items, press the pedal down to position 3, the cylinder stops and the bed moves away.
Position the article to be ironed and again press on the pedal to continue ironing.
Note!
Push gently on the control pedal with your foot.

5.8 Stopping the machine

To get the maximum service life from the cylinder coverings, use the following procedure to stop ironing.
1. Position the thermostat to 0 to cut off the heating.
2. Let the cylinder turn in contact with the bed for a few minutes so as to eliminate the moisture from the coverings.

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3. Press completely down on the pedal to move back the bed.

4. Turn off the switch to stop the machine.
5. Turn off the main switch.

5.9 Releasing of the cylinder

In some conditions of humidity or static electricity, it may happen that the piece of linen being ironed winds around
the cylinder.
The cylinder can only rotate in one way; it is so, necessary in this precise case, to act on the machine.
1. Turn off the heating and stop the ironer.
2. Cut off the electrical supply by the main switch.
3. Remove the right lateral casing.
4. Unscrew and remove totally the knurled button (A) as well as the conical washer (B), the cylinder is now released.
5. Pull to you the piece of linen to unwind.
6. Make the cylinder turn slowly until seeing the threading of the knurled button.
7. Reassemble the conical washer (B) and the knurled button (A).
8. Reassemble the right lateral casing.
9. Rearm the main switch and start again the ironing.

6 Use recommendations
• Make sure that the fabric can be ironed, and check which temperature should be used.
• Take care with synthetic and printed fabrics as these can melt and stick to the tray.
• It is advisable to commence ironing with the most delicate fabrics finishing off with the most heat-resistant ones,
by progressively increasing the temperature with the thermostat button.
• When ironing small articles, use the entire width of the cylinder so that heat is evenly distributed, preventing wear
on only one side of the covering.
• Iron starched articles last, to prevent any eventual residue on the bed from damaging other items.
• Do not iron overly thick linen or covers.
• Do not iron non heat-resistant or overly voluminous buttons (round buttons, for example).
• Carefully inserting the articles to be ironed will improve results.
• Make sure that the width of the ironing does not exceed the useful width of the machine.
• When ironing small items, be sure to alternatively use the full width of the roller (and not simply the middle); this
prevents depressions from forming in the middle of the covering. This can effect the quality of the ironing (see fig-
ure below).
• When ironing is finished, let the cylinder turn for a few minutes to allow for the evaporation of any humidity ab-
sorbed during ironing.
• Let the bed move back before turning off the machine.

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Important
It is very important that the machine is not running cold, the grip between the cylinder and the chest is too impor-
tant which can prematurely wear out the cylinder padding and deteriorate the free wheel. Failure to follow this
recommendation would void the warranty of the parts in question.
The outer padding being a consumable, it is normal to replace it periodically.

7 Safety devices
Finger safety system The space between the finger guard and the ironing cylinder does not allow fingers to pass
through. As soon as the device is triggered, the bed moves away and the cylinder stops.
Accessibility Housings can only be dismantled with a special tool.
Heating safety Two safety thermostats limit the temperature of the bed.
Electrical protective The motor is protected by a thermal contact. A fuse protects the machine’s electrical control
devices circuit (see installation manual).

Make sure the machine is disconnected from the mains before repairing or servicing.

Do not use the machine unless it is plugged into a correctly earthed power socket complying with standards in
force.

Warning
Any repairing or maintenance operation should be carried out by a specialist.

Important
The temperature of the ironing tray can, after use, reach 200 °C (392 °F) and, if touched, can cause serious
burns. Let the machine cool down before carrying out any repairs or servicing.

Important
Never iron if the mobile safety protector (hand protection bar) is not operating.

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Warning
For your personal safety, never use the machine without the protective housings.

Danger
The presence of dangerous mechanisms inside the machine can cause serious injuries. Respect all safety in-
structions before doing any work on the machine. Replace protective casings after doing any work.

8 Operating faults
The heating works incorrectly or not at all
• Check the preselected temperature.
• Check the adjustment thermostat.
• Check the activation of the heating contactor.
• Check the intensity of the heating elements.
• Check heating element connections.
• Check the phases (voltage and intensities).
• Check and reset the safety thermostat (see figures below).

The machine suddenly stops

• Check the protective fuse.
• Check the electric power supply.
• Check the limit switches.
• Check the operating of the movement motor.

The temperature of the tray is too high

• Check the thermostat by measuring the temperature of the bed with a thermometer.
• Check that the thermostat’s sensor is in contact with the bed.

9 Maintenance

Caution
Disconnect the power supply and leave the ironing bed to cool down prior to any repair work or servicing.
To get the best results and optimum safety from your machine, observe all the servicing instructions.

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Important
The bed has to be maintained with care so that the ironing is easy and of good quality.
The removal of detergent or fur deposits should be done as soon as these are prejudicial to the ironing quality.
The use of emery cloth or steel wool is strictly unadvised.
We recommend you to only use a 3M product such as Scotch-Brite Ref. CFR A MEDIUM (Art. no 35003153).

Each day
• Check finger guard operating. This safety device must be checked before each use. If the device is activated, the
cylinder should stop and the bed draw back. Press on the pedal to reactivate the ironing machine.

Every week
• Clean the ventilation grille of the movement motor and fan.

Every 6 months
• To obtain the best ironing results, it is essential that the covering of the cylinder is kept clean and in good condition.
• Wash the cotton cloth with hot water. Replace the cloth slightly damp without ironing it (see next page).
• Check the circumference of the cylinder (see next page). Clean the machine inside and out.

Every year
• Check thermostat operating.
• Check the heating elements, cables and connections.
• Lubricate the transmission chain (see lubrication table).
• The reducer requires no servicing because it is sealed and life-lubricated.

9.1 Replacing cylinder coverings

The cylinder is lined with steel wool, covered with a layer of felt and a layer of cotton material.

1. Stop the machine with the bed in back position.

2. Remove the right lateral casing.
3. Unscrew and remove totally the knurled button (A) and the conical washer (B), the cylinder is now released.
4. Untie the drawstrings at both ends of the cylinder.
5. Pull on the cotton padding to unroll it from the cylinder.
6. Do the same with the felt padding.
7. Reassemble the conical washer (B) and the knurled button (A).
8. Fit in a new felt padding as if it was a piece to iron, putting it edge to edge with the steel wool.
9. Turn manually the cylinder to wind the padding on half a turn.
10. Switch on the machine and turn the cylinder by pressing on the control treadle.
11. During this operation, the felt padding has to be stretched from the beginning to the end of the rolling-up.
12. Let the cylinder turn against the chest for 5 to 10 minutes in order for the felt padding to set up correctly.

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13. Wash the cotton covering in hot water.

14. Replace the slightly damp cloth without ironing it.
15. Then, fit in the cotton cloth centring it on the cylinder as if it was a piece to iron, introducing it under the felt pad-
ding for about 10 cm.
16. Turn the cylinder to roll-up the cotton cloth.
17. Stop the machine, pull on the gather braids, tie them up correctly and fit them under the cotton cloth at the end of
the cylinder. • Leave the cylinder heated turn for about one hour to run in the padding.
18. Check the diameter of the cylinder using a measuring tape.
19. The circumference of the cylinder should measure between: 690 mm minimum - 730 mm maximum.
Note!
If the steel wool lining is to be replaced, call on an after-sales service technician.

9.2 Care instructions for the NOMEX textile

The quality MNF/F3 NOMEX textile (option) can be washed with neutral detergents at 60 °C, whereby heavy or long
mechanical effects should be avoided.
For de-watering, the textile should either only short extraction or be hung up to let it drip off. The textile is fitted onto
the ironer in a damp condition and with light pressure and heating.

10 Symbols
Caution.

Caution, presence of dangerous current.

Caution, hot surface.

Read the instructions before using the machine.

Warning, do not operate with casing removed.

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11 Lubricant table
MACHINE LUBRICATION
Rolling Rolling Assembly Bare gears Flange joints Reducers Reducers Circuits and
bearings bearings paste (fretting Chains shafts Union pipes with wheels with gears pneumatic
USES Bearings Bearings corrosion) and screws devices
Thread Steam
high circuits
temperature Slides

Lithium soap Lithium soap Lithium soap Lithium soap Graphite Extreme high Extreme high Inhibited oil
grease grease + sili- paste + min- grease with grease mini pressure oil pressure oil SAE5
TYPES OF LUBRI- cone oil eral oil + min- MOS2 60% graphite,
CANTS AND eral solid additive special
STANDARDI- greases leakproof
ZATION
Grade ISO Grade ISO Grade ISO Grade ISO Grade ISO Grade ISO Grade ISO Grade ISO
NLGI2 NLGI3 NLGI1 NLGI2 NLGI2 VG150 VG220 VG22

-40°C + 200° -30°C + 700° -20°C + 120° +10°C + 65°

-20°C + 140° -20°C + 150° -20°C + 135° -0°C + 100°C
TEMPERATURE C C C C
C C C -32°F + 212°
LIMIT RANGE -40°F + 392° -22°F + -32°F + 248° +50°F + 149°
-4°F + 284°F -4°F + 302°F -4°F + 275°F F
F 1292°F F F

ALTEMP Q NB MI-SETRAL GRACO AF REDUCTELF REDUCTELF LUBRAK ATL

RECOMMENDED CELTIA G2 NTN SH44 M
50 43N 309 SP150 SP200 SAE 5W

PRODUCT CODE 96 011 011 96 011 019 96 011 014 96 011 000 96 011 004 96 010 001 96 010 004 96 010 030
CORRESPONDENCE

ANTAR ROLEXA 2 EPOXA MO2 EPONA Z150 EPONA Z220 MISOLA AH

ENERGOL ENERGOL
BP LS EP2
CRXP150 CRXP220
SHF 22

CASTROL SPEEROL EP2 ALPHA SP150 ALPHA SP220

STATERMA REDUCTELF REDUCTELF
ELF EP2
MO10 SP150 SP220
SPINEF 22

MULTI PUR-
POSE SPARTAN SPARTAN
ESSO BEACON EP2
GREASE EP150 EP220
SPINESSO 22
MOLY

FINA MARSON EP2 GIRAN SR150 GIRAN SR220

GBSA BELLEVILLE N

GRAFOIL GRACO AF309

UNISILKON ALTEMP Q. UNIMOLY WOLFRA- CRUCOLAN
KLUBER CENTOPLEX 2
L50Z NB50 GL82 COAT C
LAMORA 150 LAMORA 220
22
MOBILGEAR MOBILGEAR
MOBIL MOBILUX
629 630
DTE 24

TOP BLENB TOP BLENB LUBRA K ATL

KERNITE LUBRA KLC LUBRA KMP
ISO 80W90 ISO 220 SAE5W
MISETRAL
SETRAL 43N

SHELL ALVANIA R2 RETINA AM OMALA 150 OMALA 220 TELLUS 22

CARTER CARTER
TOTAL MULTISS EP2
AP150 EP220
EQUIVIS 22

MOLYKOTE MOLYKOTE 44 PATE DX

HYDROPAL
GEAROPAL GEAROPAL
OPAL GERVAIR SP SUPER MOS2
GM65 ISO 150 GM75 SO 220
HO110 HM+
+22
DURAGEAR DURAGEAR
ITECMA GRL-ULTRA VULCAIN SILUB-P GMO LHT-C
BL BL
AEROSYN

DOW CORNING SH 44M

To lubricate door mecanism of WSB5, use reference 96010068 Loctite LB 8001.

12 Explanation of washing symbols

(ISO 3758:2005 standard)
To overcome language barriers, the following are symbols used internationally to give you guidance and recommen-
dations when washing different textiles.

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12.1 Washing
The tub symbolizes washing.

Max. washing tem-

Symbols Mechanical action
perature in °C

95 normal

95 mild

70 normal

60 normal

60 mild

50 normal

50 mild

40 normal

40 mild

40 very mild

30 normal

30 mild

30 very mild

40 wash by hand

- do not wash

12.2 Bleaching
The triangle symbolizes bleaching.

Symbols Explanation

Bleaching allowed (chlorine or oxygen).

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Bleaching allowed (only oxygen).

Do not bleach.

12.3 Drying
The circle in a square symbolizes tumble drying.

Symbols Explanation

Can be put in a tumble dryer. Normal

temperature.

Can be put in a tumble dryer. Lower

temperature.

Do not put in a tumble dryer.

12.4 Ironing
The iron symbolizes the domestic ironing and pressing process.

Symbols Explanation

Max. temperature 200 °C.

Max. temperature 150 °C.

Max. temperature 110 °C. The steam can

cause irreversible damages.

Do not iron.

12.5 Dry or water cleaning

The circle symbolizes dry or water cleaning.

Symbols Explanation

Normal dry cleaning with perchloroethyl,

solvent of hydrocarb.

Mild dry cleaning with perchloroethyl, sol-

vent of hydrocarb.

Normal dry cleaning with solvent of

hydrocarbon.

Mild dry cleaning with solvent of

hydrocarbon.

Do not dry clean.

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Normal water cleaning.

Mild water cleaning.

Very mild water cleaning.

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