Philips HI 569/568/559/558 Steam Iron User Manual


Philips HI 569/568/559/558 Steam Iron User Manual - cover page
Brand
Philips
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
42
File format
PDF
File size
3.6 MB
Published
20 March, 2012
Updated
30 March, 2012
MD5 checksum
F03DA146FD52B8E195B44B2EB41D8E9B

About this manual

This manual explains how to prepare the Philips HI 569/568/559/558 steam iron for use, including removing the carry case, setting the 3‑position switch, and filling the water reservoir. It details the temperature and steam controls, spray and turbo‑steam functions, and the Auto‑Stop safety feature.

The guide also covers regular maintenance such as self‑cleaning, scale removal, cleaning the soleplate, and proper storage. Safety warnings emphasize correct voltage, cord handling, and child protection.

What's inside

  • General description
  • Safety instructions
  • Making ready for use
  • Filling with water
  • Temperature and steam settings
  • Turbo steam and shot of steam
  • Auto‑Stop safety feature
  • Maintenance and self‑cleaning
  • Cleaning the iron
  • Storage

Specifications

Water reservoir capacity230 ml
Steam output levels0 (no steam) to 6 (maximum steam)

Frequently asked questions

How do I fill the water reservoir?

Remove the mains plug, set the steam control to 0, open the filling funnel, and pour water up to the MAX indication (230 ml).

How do I perform a self‑cleaning cycle?

Set the steam control to 0, fill the reservoir to MAX, set temperature to MAX, press the “Self clean” button for one minute, then release it.

What does the Auto‑Stop feature do?

If the iron is left motionless for more than 30 seconds (horizontal) or 8 minutes (vertical), the red Auto‑Stop pilot light blinks and the iron shuts off automatically.

How should I store the iron after use?

Turn the steam control to 0, set the 3‑position switch to the storage position (∫), empty the water reservoir, and place the iron on its stand.

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