Hisense WDQA8014EVJM Quick User Manual page 3

Dry timetable
The dry time of clothes of different
weight in this table is estimated, and
the actual dry time varies from the type
and weight of clothes.
Rough weight of washes
Briefs
(about 50g of cotton)
Socks
(about 50g of cotton)
Towel
(about 70g of cotton)
Jean
(about 800g of cotton)
Fabric care chart
Resistant material
Delicate fabric
Hand wash only
Dry clean only
Can be bleached in cold water
Do not bleach
Dry clean with aviation fuel, pure
alcohol or R113 only
Estimated dry time (min)
Clothes weight (kg)
instantly wear iron
<1.5 60-90 40-70 80-110
1.5-3 100-140 80-120 120-160
3-4.5 150-190 150-170 190-210
4.5-5 210-230 190-210 230-250
Long sleeved
Bath towel
underwear
(about 150g of cotton) (about 300g of cotton)
Skirt Pajamas (set)
(about 400g of
(about 500g of cotton)
chemical fiber)
Shirt Sheet
(about 200g of blending) (about 500g of cotton)
Woolen sweater Jacket
(about 400g of wool) (about 800g of cotton)
Do not iron
Require steam iron
Iron requires cloth laying
Do not wring dry or dewater
Do not dry clean
Dry flat
Can be hung to dry
Hang dry
Tumble dry, normal heat
Tumble dry, reduced heat
Do not tumble dry
Dry on clothes hanger
Dry clean with perchloride, lighter
fuel, pure alcohol or R113 only
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Non washable • dry/non-dry clothes
Clothes that can neither be washed nor dried
Leather and fur products
(Deformation may be caused)
Hats with hard material
(It will damage the washing
machine and cause faults)
Non-dry clothes
Any of clothes marked by
(Clothes may be damaged)
Cushions or clothes with furs
(Damage or fault may be
If it is used to dry cushions and clothes with furs, it may lead to drain pipe blockage.
Note！
Non washable
The wet clothes still dripping are not suitable for drying, which may cause the machine to alarm!
Rayon and its blended products
(Discoloration or deformation
may be caused)
Cushions, pillows, articles with
cotton wadding, foam and other
sponge materials, carpet cover
(Damage or fault may be caused)
Woolen clothes
graphic (Shrinkage and fur loss
(Damage or deformation
may be caused)
Quilt
embroidery, new synthetic
(Damage or fault may
caused) be caused)
(Deformation may be caused)
dry/non-dry clothes include but not limited to the above clothes.
Large thick rubber cushions with
carbamate on the back
(Damage or fault may be caused)
Others:
Wrinkled or embossed clothes; crepe
fabrics;
Easily deformed clothes (suits,
jackets, ties and dresses, etc.);
Easily fluffing clothes (velvet,
velveteen).
Tights, stockings
Sizing clothes
may be caused)
Clothes with lace and
Silk
fiber (very fine fiber)
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