Philips GC4910/10 User Manual download pdf (Page 11)

Problem Possible cause Solution

Dirty water and

impurities come

out of the soleplate

during ironing.

Hard water with impurities

or chemicals has formed

akes inside the soleplate.

Use the Calc-Clean function one or

more times (see chapter ‘Cleaning

and maintenance’, section ‘Calc-

Clean System’).

The iron is plugged

in, but the soleplate

is cold.

There is a connection

problem.

Check the mains cord, the plug and

the wall socket.

The iron does not

produce any steam.

There is not enough water

in the water tank.

Fill the water tank (see chapter

‘Preparing for use’, section ‘Filling

the water tank’.

The steam slider is set to

‘no steam’.

Set the steam slider to MAX (see

chapter ‘Preparing for use’, section

‘Steam settings’).

The iron is not hot enough

yet to produce steam.

Wait until the SmartLight has

stopped ashing and lights up

steadily.

The iron does not

produce a steam

boost.

You have used the steam

boost function too often

within a very short period.

Continue ironing in horizontal

position and wait a while before you

use the steam boost function again.

The iron is not hot enough

yet to produce a steam

boost.

Wait until the SmartLight has

stopped ashing and lights up

steadily.

Water droplets drip

onto the fabric

during ironing.

You have not closed the

water tank lid properly.

Press the lid until you hear a click.

You are ironing while the

SmartLight is blinking.

Wait until the SmartLight lights up

steadily before ironing.

You have put a chemical

into the water tank.

Rinse the water tank and do not put

any perfume or chemical into the

water tank.

The iron leaves a

shine or an imprint

on the garment.

The surface to be ironed

was uneven, for instance

because you ironed over

a seam or a fold in the

garment.

The iron is safe to use on all

ironable garments. The shine or

imprint is not permanent and

disappears when you wash the

garment. Avoid ironing over seams

or folds. You can also place a cotton

cloth over the area to be ironed to

avoid imprints.

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