Beko BFLB904ADW, User Manual

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• Do not leave the detergent drawer open
when the washing programme is on.
• Do not select a programme with pre-
washing if you are using a detergent pod
or dispensing ball. Place the detergent
pod or the dispensing ball directly among
the laundry in the product.
• Prewash compartment and prewash op-
tion is not available.
Choosing the Detergent type
Detergent type to be used depends on the
washing programme, fabric type and col-
our.
• Use different detergents for coloured and
white laundry.
• Wash your delicate clothes only with spe-
cial detergents (liquid detergent, wool
shampoo, etc.) intended solely for delic-
ate clothes and at suggested pro-
grammes.
• When washing dark coloured clothes and
quilts, it is recommended to use liquid
detergent.
• Wash woollens at suggested programme
with special detergent made specifically
for woollens.
• Please review the programme descrip-
tions part for suggested programme for
different textiles.
• All recommendations about detergents
are valid for selectable temperature
range of programmes.
Only detergents, softeners and ad-
ditives suitable for washing ma-
chines should be used. Do not use
liquid detergents or other cleaning
agents to soften the laundry.
Do not use soap powder.
5.6.1 Automatic Dosing
Initial Installation
Turn on the machine with On/Off button.
Dosage symbol ( ) appears in programs
where detergent dosing is allowed. If the li-
quid detergent or softener compartments
are empty, the dosage symbol will flash in
programs where detergent dosing is al-
lowed.
Filling Liquid Detergent and Softener
1. Open the detergent compartment by
pulling it towards yourself.
2. To fill liquid detergent (left) and softener
(right), open the related tank’s lid by
pulling it upwards as shown in the pic-
ture.
3. Remember not to exceed the “Max” sign
when adding liquid detergent or
softener.
4. Close the lid of the compartment.
5. Close the detergent drawer by pushing
lightly.
6. After closing the detergent drawer, the
flashing dosage symbol ( ) starts
lighting up continuously.