Washing Methods
1. Loading
Open the door, put in the laundry
piece by piece. Close the door tight
Note:
1) When first using the
Washing machine, let it run
unloaded for one program to
prevent the laundry from being
tainted by oil or dirty water from
the washing machine.
2) Do not overload the washing
machine.
Note: Do not press the door with the
hand nor hang clothes on the door to
avoid damage of the door.
Reference load
Jeans (appr 800g)
Overalls (cotton appr 950g)
Pajamas (appr 200g)
Blended fabric clothes (appr 800g)
T-shirt (cotton appr 300g)
Shirts (appr 300g) Underwear (blended fabrics appr 70g)
Socks (blended fabrics appr 50g)
Jackets (cotton appr 800g) Single bed sheets
(cotton appr 800g)
Woolen blankets (appr 3000g)
2. Adding detergent
Swing out the detergent drawer, put required detergent, softening agent and bleaching agent into the
corresponding boxes. Push back the drawer gently.
Caution: 1) Do not add liquid detergent into box 1 and 2
2) For pre-washing program, detergent should be added to both box 1 and 2; for other
programs, do not add detergent to box 1
3) Do not overuse softening agent as this may damage artificial fabrics
3.
Selecting washing program
For optimal wash results, select the most suitable washing program. The washing program
instructions
are printed on the detergent drawer. Turn the programming knob clockwise to select.
Caution: 1)
Never select a washing program before the power is switched off.
2) For washing chemical fiber or woolen goods, the laundry will go through a water soaking
cycle before the spinning and drainage programs. Take out expensive clothes and select the draining
program manually. (Chemical fiber or woolen goods are prone to crease if not taken out soon after washing
is finished. Therefore, anti-crease soaking programs are available for these two programs).