ST1B-100 Dapper 1200 Troubleshooting
| Problem |
Possible reasons |
Solutions |
| The steamer is plugged in but not heating |
Power supply issue |
Check that the plug is properly inserted into the socket, or try plugging the steamer into a different socket. |
| Not enough steam or no steam is coming out. |
- The steamer is not fully heated.
- There is not enough water in the water tank.
- The water pump has not been primed.
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- Always allow the steamer to preheat for at least 35 seconds, or until the indicator light stays solid.
- Fill the water tank as described in the ‘Filling the water tank’ section.
- After preheating, prime the water pump by holding the steam trigger until steam forms to ensure enough water is in the boiler.
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| Discoloured water is coming through the steam holes and staining the fabric. |
- Residue build-up in the water tank or on the plate.
- Perfumed or scented additives have been used.
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- Empty the water tank after each use.
- Regularly clean the steamer and avoid using perfumed or scented water additives.
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| The steamer is leaking or spitting. |
- The steamer is not hot enough.
- Water tank is running low.
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- Allow the steamer to heat for about 35 seconds before use.
- Fill the water tank as described in the ‘Filling the water tank’ section.
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Tips and tricks
- Always read garment care label instructions.
- Always test garments by steaming a small hidden area to make sure the garment responds well to steam.
- When using the steamer on garments with buttons, like shirts or jackets, close the first button before steaming.
- After steaming, allow clothing to cool for about 5 minutes before wearing to set the press and prevent new wrinkles.
- Stretch the sides of the garment while steaming.