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Using your washing machine
Getting the most from your appliance
• Your laundry has product labels on them that specifiy
their specifications. Wash or dry your laundry according
to the specifciations on the product label.
• Separate your laundry according to their types
(cotton, synthetic, sensitive, wool etc.), their
temperatures (cold, 30°, 40°, 60°, 90°) and degree of
contamination (slightly stained, stained, highly stained).
• Never wash your coloured and white laundry
together.
• Wash your coloured laundry separately in the first
washing as they may bleed.
• Ensure that there are no metallic materials on your
laundry or in the pockets; if so, take them up.
CAUTION: Faults that will emerge in case of
penetration of foreign substances into your machine
are not included within the scope of warranty.
• Zip up and button up your laundry.
• Remove the metallic or plastic hooks of tulle curtains
or curtains or place them in a washing net or bag and
then muzzle them.
• Reverse textiles such as pants, knitwear, t-shirt and
sweat suit.
• Wash socks, handkerchief and suchlike small laundry
in a washing net.
PUTTING LAUNDRY IN THE MACHINE
Normal wash
Warm wash
(max 40 °C)
Gentle wash
Do not wash
Cool iron (max.
Iron
110 °C)
Warm iron medium
Do not iron
Do not dry clean
(max. 150 °C)
Warmly dry clean
Iron with cloth
Dry after wash
Steam iron
Line Dry in shade
Do not tumble dry
• Open the door of your machine.
• Spread your laundry in your machine.
If you require any technical guidance or find that your product is not operating as intended, a simple solution can often be found in the Troubleshooting section of these instructions,
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Hand wash
Bleach
Chlorine
bleach may be
used
Do not bleach
Dry clean normal cycle
Tumble dry
Dry clean
with any solvent
normal
Dry flat
Dry clean normal cycle
petroleum solvent only
Line Dry
No Wring
NOTE: Maximum loading capacity may vary
based on the laundry type you will wash, degree
of contamination and the programme you have
chosen. Do not exceed maximum dry loading
capacity indicated in the programme table for
washing programmes.
You can take the following table of weights as an
example.
• Put each item of laundry separately.
• Ensure that no laundry is stuck between the cover
and bellow seal when closing the door of your
machine.
• Push the door of your machine until hearing
thelocking sound to close it.
• Close the door of your machine properly, otherwise
your machine will not start the washing operation.
LAUNDRY TYPE
Towel
Linen
Bathrobe
Quilt cover
Pillow slip
Underwear
Tablecloth
Tumble dry. Medium
ADDING DETERGENT INTO MACHINE)
(max. 150 °C)
The amount of detergent you will put in your machine
will depend on the following criteria:
Tumble dry. Low heat
(max. 110 °C)
• Your detergent utilization will be based on the degree
Drip dry
of contamination of your laundry. Do not prewash
your less stained laundry and put your slight amount
of detergent in the 2nd compartment of the detergent
Hang to dry / Line dry
drawer.
• For your much stained laundry, select a programme
including prewashing, and put ¼ of the detergent you
will put in the detergent drawer in the 1st compartment
No machine wash
of the detergent drawer while putting the remaining ¾
of it into 2nd compartment.
WEIGHT (g)
200
500
1400
700
200
100
250
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