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Using the Detergent Dispenser Drawer
The dispenser drawer has 4 compartments, for (1) pre-wash, (2) main
wash and (3) fabric softener as shown, (4) bleching (Fig. 9).
To load the dispenser, simply pull out the drawer and add the appropriate
The machine automatically dispenses the detergent and softener at the proper
times in the cycle.
amounts of HE powdered detergent and liquid fabric softener into the
compartments noted above. Do not add detergent to the pre-wash
compartment unless you are using a program with a pre-wash cycle.
Otherwise, the machine may over-suds and spill onto the floor.
NOTE: When using a liquid detergent (recommended for programmes
without pre-wash) proceed as follows: remove the baffle from its housing
at the front of compartent 2 and insert it in the guides near the centre of
the same compartment (Fig.9A-Fig.9B). Close the detergent drawer
before starting the wash (Fig.9C).
After loading clothes and detergent
1. Close detergent drawer
2. Close washer door securely
3. Set wash programs
4. Press Start
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Load types and sizes
Tips for best results
Use a combination of small and large items to make a full load. Rather
than washing a single towel, sweater or pair of jeans, add a few
similar items to balance the load. Single, heavy items such as a terry
bathrobe may be washed separately.
Cotton and linen fabrics should be washed in full loads while using the
“wash only” mode.
Permanent press fabrics need more room to move freely during
washing; fill the machine half full for best results on permanent press
items.
Delicate fabrics, such as machine washable wool and silk, should be
washed in one-third sized loads for best results.
Do not use the machine to wash torn, frayed or linens with raw hems.
If such items must be machine-washed, place in a mesh bag for
protection.
Do not wash whites and colored linens together. Do not machine-wash
rugs that could come apart and clog the pump of the machine.
Turn colored and printed t-shirts and sweatshirts inside out before
washing to make them last longer. Always iron such items inside out.
Protect delicate underwear, tights, stockings and other fragile
garments by putting in a mesh laundry pouch to wash.
Overalls have straps with hooks that can damage your washing
machine and other garments during the wash cycle. Minimize risk
by placing hooks in pockets and secure with safety pins.
NOTE: You will become accustomed to the best methods the
more you use your new MALBER washing machine product.
It would be better to start with smaller loads and amounts of
detergent which you can adjust over time.
Fig. 9 A
Fig. 9 B
Fig. 9 C
Fig. 9 D
Fig. 9
1 Prewash
3 Fabric Softener
2 Main Wash
4 Bleaching
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