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Laundry
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Laundry
Laundry
Preparing laundry for washing
Sorting laundry according to:
Sort your laundry according to the care
instructions and specifications of the
manufacturer on the care labels:
■
Type of fabric/fibre
■
Colour
Note:
Laundry can discolour or not
be cleaned correctly. Wash white
and coloured items separately.
Wash new bright fabrics separately
the first time you wash them.
■
Soiling
–
light
do not prewash; if necessary
select the
(
(
SpeedPerfect
)
additional function.
–
normal
Select programme with prewash.
If required, pretreat stains.
–
heavy
Load less washing. Select
programme with prewash. If
required, pretreat stains.
–
Stains
: Remove/pretreat stains
while they are fresh. Firstly, dab
with a soap water; do not rub.
Then select the appropriate
programme and wash the items.
Stubborn or dried-in stains can
sometimes only be removed by
washing several times.
■
Symbols on the care labels
Note:
The numbers in the symbols
indicate the maximum washing
temperature that may be used.
Protecting your laundry and appliance
Caution!
Damage to the appliance/textiles
Foreign objects (e.g. coins, paper clips,
needles, nails) may damage the
washing or components of the
appliance.
The following instructions must be
observed when preparing your laundry:
■
Always follow the manufacturer's
instructions when dosing
all detergents, cleaning aids, care
products and cleaning agents.
■
Do not exceed maximum load.
Overfilling will impair the washing
result.
■
Keep detergents and agents for the
pretreatment of laundry (e.g. stain
remover, prewash sprays, etc.) away
from the surfaces of the appliance.
Using a damp cloth, immediately
remove any fine spray residue and
other residue or droplets.
M
Suitable for normal washing
process;
e.g.
i
Cottons programme
N
A gentle washing process is
required;
e.g.
f
Easy-Care programme
O
An especially gentle washing
process is required;
e.g.
“
Delicates/Silk
programme
W
Suitable for washing by hand;
e.g.
ã
W
Wool programme
Ž
Do not machine wash.
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