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1. Separate the washing according to the type and colourfastness of the fabrics.
2. Wash whites and coloureds separately. Wash new coloured garments separately for the first time. A label is
normally applied to garments giving information on how to clean them. A brief description of these labels is
shown below.
Machine wash at max. 90° C
Machine wash at max. 60° C
Machine wash at max. 40° C
Machine wash at max. 30° C
Machine wash, delicate cycle
at max. 60° C
Machine wash, delicate cycle
at max. 40° C
Machine wash, delicate cycle
at max. 30° C
Hand wash
Do not wash
Do not wash unhemmed or torn garments as they may fray.
Foreign bodies may damage garments or machine components. Therefore, empty all pockets and turn them
inside out, remove rollers from curtains or put them in a string bag.
Put very small articles (belts, handkerchiefs, socks, bras with stiffeners, etc.) into a white canvas bag. Close
push buttons and zips and sew on dangling buttons.
Modern detergents and correct washing temperatures are generally sufficient to remove stains from fabrics.
However, some stubborn stains, such as grass, fruit, egg, blood, rust and biro, should be pre-treated before
washing.
– Only pure wool, identified by
be machine washed with the specific programme, other types of wool should be hand-washed or dry-cleaned.
The machine is fitted with a safety device that prevents the door from opening while it is working.
1.
safety device to disengage.
2.
"Open door" button on the front panel and pulling it open.
If the washing programme is interrupted, you will have to wait from 3 to 15 minutes, depending on the tem-
perature of the water, before the door opens.
Bleaching allowed
Hot iron
Warm iron
Any solvent e-
Any solvent
xcept trichloroe-
thylene
High tem-
Less than 60° C
perature
or with the label <<shrink-proof machine washable and dryable>> can
Do not bleach
Cool iron
Do not iron
Petroleum
Do not dry clean
solvent and
R113
Do not tumble dry
Open the door by pressing the
to allow the
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