User Instructions
Preparing for a wash
Detergent
• The type and quantity of deter gent used
depends on the fabric you ar e washing, the
colour, washing temperature, level of soiling and
hardness of water.
• For blended or wool fabrics, special deter gent
should be used.
• Always follow the deter gent manufacturers
recommendations.
• Dry cleaning solvent MUST not be used.
Laundry
• Sort out clothes accor ding to the fabric and
level of soiling, the three main fabric types are:
cotton, synthetic and woollen/silk.
• Separate white clothes fr om coloured clothes.
If whites and colours are to be washed in one
load ensure the colours are colourfast.
• Remove all objects fr om pockets that could
damage the washing machine (keys, coins etc).
Before first use
Important: Before using the washing
machine for the
first time it is recommended
that you run the machine empty and wit
h
no dete
rgent to wash out the system.
Please proceed as follows:
a: With the appliance turned on, press ‘power’
to power off washing machine.
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b: Set the programme knob to quick wash .
c:
d:
Press the start/pause button and the washing
machine will start.
When the washing programme has finished the
indicator light will flash ‘slowly’ for 1-3 minutes
and the door will unlocked.
• Clothing that is frayed or has fringed edges
should be placed in a wash bag or equivalent
(pillow case etc) before washing.
• Repair any damaged clothing (loose buttons,
damaged zips etc) before washing.
• Bed sheets, table cloths etc should be loosely
loaded and not folded.
• Always r ead and follow the car e labels on
your clothing.
Appr oximate weights of typical items
Overalls (cotton approx. 950g)
Blended fabric clothes (approx. 800g)
Woollen blankets (approx. 3000g)
Socks (blended fabrics approx. 50g)
Jackets (cotton approx. 800g)
Single bed sheets (cotton approx. 800g)
T-shirts (approx. 300g) Underwear (approx.
70g)Jeans (approx. 800g) Shirts (approx. 300g)
Pyjamas (approx. 200g)
Tips on energy saving
• Washing full loads of laundry will reduce the
amount of energy and water used.
• Do not overload the washing machine (this can
also damage the machine).
• Prewash or soak heavily soiled clothes. Use a
stain remover to remove the worst stains. This will
reduce the need to wash at high temperatur es.
• For lightly soiled clothing, r educe the amount of
detergent used or select normal/middle or delicate
wash.
• Select the lowest temperatur e setting suitable for
the load.
• Do not use mor e detergent than required.
• Switch of f at the mains after each use.
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