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Crease-removal
function
T his appliance has programs for
C r e a s e - r e m o v a l f u n c t i o n
removing creases from dry clothing that
has not been worn for long and for
reducing odours.
Notes
See the laundry tips. ~ Page 28
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Wash clothing with traces of
■
perfume, deodorant or sweat before
wearing again.
Do not run a crease-removal
■
program with the following items:
– Items made from wool, leather,
viscose, or featuring metal,
wooden or plastic parts.
– Waxed and oiled jackets.
Do not use dryer cleaning sets.
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Filling the water tank
Your appliance uses cold drinking water
to remove creases from dry clothing
that has not been worn for long. Use the
water jug provided to pour the water
into the filling hole in the front of the
appliance.
Caution!
Risk of material damage and damage
to the appliance
Fluff may remain in the appliance or the
appliance may be damaged by deposits
or debris if drinking water is not used
for crease removal.
Always use cold drinking water for
■
crease removal.
Do not use condensed water,
■
distilled water, additives or descaler.
Select the required crease-removal
1.
program.~ "Overview of
programmes" on page 24
Configure the settings for the
2.
required crease-removal program.
Press A (Start/Pause).
3.
Crease-removal function
¤ will appear on the display.
4.
If ¤ does not appear on the
Note:
display, the water tank is already
filled with the correct amount of
water and the program will start.
Pull out the condensation container
5.
horizontally.
Use the water jug provided to pour
6.
approx. 180 ml cold drinking water
into the filling hole in the front of the
appliance, until ¤ goes out on the
display and an audible signal
sounds.
If you pour more than 180 ml
Note:
drinking water into the appliance and
¤ does not go out on the display,
this means that the drinking water
has been poured into the wrong
filling hole or the appliance is not
fully level. Pour the drinking water
into the filling hole on the front or
make the appliance level.
~ "Installing the appliance"
on page 14
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