IKEA AA-2097580-3-2 Kitchen Mixer Tap with Sensor Instructions
- June 1, 2024
- Ikea
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IKEA AA-2097580-3-2 Kitchen Mixer Tap with Sensor
Product Information
Specifications:
- Product Name: Kitchen Mixer Tap
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Finish: Chrome
- Usage: Kitchen Sink
Product Usage Instructions
Care and Cleaning:
- Let water run through the mixer tap before using it for the first time. Screw off the aerator and let water run through it for about 5 minutes. Then screw it back on again.
- For daily cleaning, use a soft cloth dampened with water and a mild washing up detergent or soap if necessary. Avoid scouring powder, steel wool, or abrasive cleaners. Rinse with water and dry/polish with a clean dry cloth.
- To remove calcium deposits, use ordinary white vinegar diluted in water and rinse with plain water.
- It is recommended to clean the aerator on the mixer tap periodically. If there is a calcium build-up, wash it with a vinegar solution.
- Clean any filters on the tap by rinsing with clean water at least once a year.
Caution:
The water temperature when using the sensor is controlled by the position of
the handle. Be cautious if hot water has been used recently as it may remain
in the mixer tap, even if the handle is set to cold water. Children should
only use the mixer tap under adult supervision.
The water temperature when using the sensor is controlled by the position of
the handle. Be careful if you have recently used hot water, for example when
washing dishes, since hot water may remain in the mixer tap, even if the
handle is in the cold water position. Children should only use the mixer tap
in the company of an adult.
FAQ
Q: How do I remove calcium deposits from the mixer tap?
A: Use ordinary white vinegar diluted in water and rinse with plain water to remove calcium deposits.
Q: How often should I clean the aerator on the mixer tap?
A: It is recommended to clean the aerator periodically and wash it with a vinegar solution if there is a calcium build-up.
Q: Can children use the mixer tap unsupervised?
A: Children should only use the mixer tap in the company of an adult to prevent accidents related to hot water remaining in the tap.