Hanseatic HWD75T214DE, Руководство пользователя

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Page EN-26 Basic washing tips
The following wash results are a sign of incor-
rect dosage of detergent.
Too much detergent:
– Heavy foam formation
– Poor washing and rinsing result
– Skin irritation caused by leftover detergent
in the clothing
Not enough detergent
– Laundry turns grey
– “Grease marks” (grey clumps of grease
and dirt) on laundry
– Build-up of limescale deposits in the drum,
heating elements and/or laundry
Environmentally friendly
washing
– The most efficient cycles with regard to
energy and water consumption are gener-
ally those with a longer duration and lower
temperatures.
– The “ECO 40–60” and “20 °C” cycles are
efficient in terms of combined energy and
water consumption:
– The “ECO 40–60” cycle is suitable for
cleaning normally soiled laundry that
is declared to be washable at 40 °C or
60 °C and that can be washed together.
– The “20 °C” cycle is suitable for cleaning
lightly soiled laundry that can be washed
at a nominal temperature of 20 °C.
– You can save energy and water if you use
the specified maximum amount of laundry.
Recommendations for washing detergent
Recommended washing
detergent
Wash cycles
Washing tem-
perature in °C Type of laundry and
textile
Heavy-duty detergent with
bleaching agents and optical
brighteners
ECO 40–60, Cotton 40, 60, 90
White laundry comprising
boil-proof cotton or boil-
proof linen
Colour detergent without
bleaching agents and optical
brighteners ECO 40–60, Easy care,
Extra short 15’, Short 60’,
Cotton 20 °C
20, 30, 40
Coloured laundry made
from cotton or linen
Colour or mild detergent
without optical brighteners
Easy Care 30, 40
Coloured laundry made
from easy-care fibres or
synthetic material
Mild washing detergent – –
Delicate textiles made
from silk, viscose
Special wool detergent Wool 30, 40 Wool
Special detergent for down-
lined jackets
– – Down jackets