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Accommodate clothes
Start to wash.
Place the load of clothes evenly
around the infuser (preferably not over infuser) so
that the load is evenly distributed. The washing
machine starts the cycle of washing turning the
basket to accommodate the load for better cycle
development.
Bulky Items:
To wash your bulky items properly
suggests a special accommodation. Is taken one
end and is inserted into spiral shape, trying to keep
the clothes arranged around the basket as well until
ending in the other extreme. If the clothes exceed
the indicated limit, you must compress slightly
inside, making sure the volume is below the limit.
DO NOT mix waterproof and non-waterproof items.
For waterproof, water-resistant items only use the
Bulky
cycle.
DO NOT
use other
possible that water gets trapped in waterproof items and clothing which can cause
abnormal vibration. Besides, the clothing moves upwards and may be expelled, this
cycles for these items, for example: diaper covers, bulky waterproof bed covers,
vehicle or motorcycle covers, appliances covers, umbrella covers, sleeping bags,
camping tents or cabins, inflatable articles (mattresses, couches, etc.), waterproof
coats or jackets, waterproof clothing (camping, ski, sport, stain resistant, etc.), carpets
(home mats, feet mats, or pet mats, etc.), tennis shoes or shoes.
Wash high-cotton items; for example, towels, jeans, sheets, bathrobe, etc.
For best cycle performance, set the "Temperature" and "Water Level" knobs to the
"Automatic" position.
Sanitized
For the correct operation of
Sanitized
you must use
hot water, ensure that there is hot water in your
installation.
It is a cycle to eliminate bacteria, viruses and germs
found in clothing.
The cycle uses high temperature water to ensure
the effectivity.
We put the detergent in the bottom of the tub and
then the clothes.
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