If you spin only a small amount of
clothes, place them along the
perimeter.
It is not recommended
to operate the appliance with half
or quarter load.
IT IS BEST FOR THE APPLIANCE
TO RUN FULLY LOADED, SO
USE IT THIS WAY WHENEVER
YOU CAN.
Once the drum is loaded and the
lid is closed, the drum will start to
rotate and plenty of water will run
out through the outlet, or through
the hose for the PB model. After 3
to 5 minutes, when the flow of
water decreases to a minimum or
stops, press the button to turn off
the machine as described above.
When the lid opens automatically,
remove the clothes from the
appliance.
When
the
work
is
finished
(preferably before removing the last
laundry
load),
disconnect
the
connection plug of the appliance
from the mains socket. Always grab
the plug instead of the cord! While
pulling the plug, we recommend
that you hold the socket to the wall
with the other hand.
For C28.4B models - drain the
remaining water by slightly tilting
the device towards the water outlet.
For C28.4PB models, remove the
drain hose from the washbasin or
tub and place it next the floor drain,
when draining any remaining water
from the appliance. Then, put the
drain hose on the edge of the
washbasin or tub again. Wipe the
device dry with a clean cloth. Do not
use
aggressive,
granular
detergents for the removal of any
dirt. It is recommended to store the
machine with its lid open and keep
the connection cable coiled in the
drum. For your reference, please,
see the average. dry weight of
individual cloth types:
Bed sheet
0.4 to 0.5 kg
Quilt or pillowcase
0.7 to 0.9 kg
Pyjamas
0.5 to 0.55
kg
Men's shirt
0.2 to 0.3 kg
Diapers
0.05 kg
Towels
0.15 to 0.25
kg
Workwear
0.5 to 0.6 kg
ATTENTION!
Machine operation is intermittent,
5x5 minute spinning with minimum
4-minute breaks after each session.
This
requirement
means
that
spinning time with proper loading
(the specified batch of clothes) may
not exceed 5 minutes, and then, the
appliance must be turned off and
can be turned on again after at least
4 minutes. The spinning cycle can
be repeated up to five times.
If the machine does not start up
when turned on, make sure if there
is voltage in the mains. If so, there is
either some issue inside the
appliance or the connecting cable is
defective. It is in your best interest to
promptly
correct
any
defect
discovered in time. Do not try to
repair
the
machine
yourself,
because it must be inspected after
repair for electrical safety reasons.