Electrolux EWF 1287 HDW User Manual page 9

Programme
Temperature
range
Steam programmes
Steam can be used for dried, washed or worn once laundry. These programmes can
reduce creases and odours and make your laundry more soft.
Do not use any detergent. If necessary, remove stains by washing or using localized
stain removal.
Steam programmes do not perform any hygienic cycle.
Do not set a Steam programme with these types of items:
• items where it is not specified on the care label as being suitable for tumble drying.
• all items with plastic, metal, wooden parts or alike.
Steam Re-
fresh
40°C
Steam Syn-
thetics
40°C
Steam Cot-
tons
40°C
1) Cottons energy saving programme. This programme at a 60ºC with a load of 8 is the refer-
ence programme for data entered in the energy label, in compliance with EEC 92/75 stand-
ards. Set this programme to have a good washing results and decrease the energy consump-
tion. The time of the washing programme is extended.
2) During this cycle the drum rotates slowly to ensure a gentle washing. It can seem that the
drum doesn't rotate or doesn't rotate properly. Consider this as a normal functioning of the ap-
pliance.
3) Set the spin speed. Make sure it agrees with the laundry. If you set No Spin option the only
drain phase is available.
4) If you set a Steam programme with dried laundry, at the end of the cycle the laundry could
be humid. It is better to expose the items to the fresh air for about 10 minutes to let the humid-
ity dry. When the programme is completed, quickly remove the laundry from the drum. After a
steam cycle, items may to be ironed anyway, but with less effort!
5) Steam does not remove animal odours.
Programme options compatibility
Programme
Programme description
Maximum spin speed
4)
Steam programme for cotton and synthetic items. This cycle
removes odours from the laundry.
1.5 kg
Steam programme for synthetic items. This cycle helps to dew-
rinkle the laundry.
1.5 kg
Steam programme for cottons. This cycle helps to dewrinkle the
laundry.
1.5 kg
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