Instruction for Use
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Pouring in detergents and additives
Chamber
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Detergent for the prewash
Chamber
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Detergent for the main wash
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Stain remover
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Water softener (water hardness 4)
When using liquid detergent, remove the coloured insert from the
detergent dispenser and insert it in the first slot in chamber.
The scale on the insert makes dosing easier.
Chamber
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Fabric Softener
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Liquid starch
Only pour additives in up to the “Max” mark.
Notes:
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Keep detergents and additives in a safe, dry place out of the reach of children.
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Liquid detergents can be used for programmes with prewash. In this case only measure in a powder
detergent for the main wash.
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Only use powder detergent when using the Start Delay. The powder detergent stays in the detergent
dispenser until the programme start, but liquid detergent may run out of the detergent dispenser.
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To prevent dispensing problems when using highly concentrated powder and liquid detergents, use
the commercially available detergent ball or bag and measure out directly into the drum.
Measure out gel-type detergent like powder detergent.
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When using descaling agents, bleaches or dyes, make sure that they are suitable for washing machines.
Descalers could contain components that can attack parts of your washing machine.
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Do not use any solvents in the washing machine (e. g. turpentine, benzine).
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If you use starch powder, proceed as follows:
1.
Wash your laundry using the desired wash programme.
2.
Then stir the starch in with water in a beaker.
3.
Select the “Rinse and Spin” programme, reduce the speed to 800 rpm and start the programme.
4.
Pull out the detergent drawer until you can see about 3 cm. of chamber.
5.
Pour the starch solution into chamber while the water is running into the detergent dispenser .
6.
If there are starch residues in the detergent dispenser when the programme has finished, clean it if
necessary (see “Cleaning and Maintenance”).
Take note also of the starch manufacturer’s information.
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