Achieve iron-like results in one stroke with AeroSteam. Patented OptiFlow technology uses suction ...Achieve iron-like results in one stroke with AeroSteam. Patented OptiFlow technology uses suction to hold garments taut and steam to remove creases for efficient, one-handed steaming. Working faster than traditional handheld models, it delivers iron-like results without the hassle. It has a monotemp soleplate that’s safe for all ironable fabrics, three modes for customised care, and a 100ml tank for 6 minutes’ use. Plus, it’s steam-ready in 30 seconds, turns itself off automatically if left unattended. Iron-like results in one stroke*: Aerosteam vertical steamer features a heated soleplate to smooth out creases efficiently, no ironing board needed. Tefal's Patented Optiflow technology: combines steam power with suction for single-stroke efficiency - s
This guide helps users of the Tefal Handheld Garment Steamer (DT9814G0) understand its features and get the best results. Designed for those who want iron-like results quickly and easily, this steamer offers efficient crease removal on various fabrics. However, it's important to note that the 100ml tank provides approximately 6 minutes of use, which may require refilling for larger tasks. This guide covers key features, usage tips, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your steamer.
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Model Part Number
NEW-TEFAL-DT9814G0
Brand
Tefal
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does the water tank last?
The 100ml water tank provides approximately 6 minutes of steaming time.
What fabrics can I use this steamer on?
The steamer is safe for all ironable fabrics. Always check the garment label for specific care instructions.
How long does it take to heat up?
The steamer is steam-ready in just 30 seconds.
Does it have an automatic shut-off?
Yes, the steamer turns off automatically if left unattended.
How do I clean the steamer?
Allow the steamer to cool down completely. Wipe the soleplate with a soft, damp cloth. Empty the water tank after each use.
How often should I descale the steamer?
Descale the steamer regularly to prevent mineral buildup. Follow the descaling instructions in the user manual.
Can I use tap water?
It is recommended to use filtered or distilled water to prolong the life of your steamer and prevent mineral buildup. If using tap water, descale the steamer more frequently.
Troubleshooting
Steamer does not turn on.
Check the power connection and ensure the outlet is working. Also, ensure the steamer is properly plugged in and the power button is switched on.
Steamer is not producing steam.
Check if the water tank is empty. If not, ensure the steamer has had enough time to heat up (30 seconds). Also, make sure the steamer is set to the correct mode and that the soleplate is making contact with the garment.
Poor steaming performance.
Ensure the water tank is filled to the appropriate level. Also, descale the steamer regularly to remove mineral buildup, which can affect performance.
Water leaking.
Allow the steamer to cool down completely before checking for leaks. Make sure the water tank is properly sealed and that you are not overfilling the tank.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Efficient one-handed operation.
Suitable for all ironable fabrics.
Quick heat-up time.
Compact and easy to store.
Automatic shut-off for safety.
Cons
Limited steaming time per tank (approximately 6 minutes).
May require refilling for larger garments or multiple items.
Not a replacement for a full-size iron for all tasks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Fill the water tank with clean water up to the maximum fill line.
Plug the steamer into a power outlet.
Select the desired steaming mode.
Compatibility:
The steamer is designed for use on all ironable fabrics.
Always check the garment label for specific care instructions.
Care:
Allow the steamer to cool down completely before cleaning.
Wipe the soleplate with a soft, damp cloth.
Empty the water tank after each use.
Descale the steamer regularly to prevent mineral buildup (follow the descaling instructions in the user manual).