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Operating Instructions
5.Please do not wash clothes that do not have a material label indicating the washing requirements.
6.Never wash clothes stained with chemicals such as gasoline, petroleum, benzene,
paint thinner or alcohol.
“Low bubble” detergent or washing powder or washing powder suitable for automatic washing
machines should be selected according to the fibre type (cotton, synthetic fibre, soft products
and wool products), colours, washing temperatures, degree of soiling and type of soiling. Otherwise,
excessive bubbles may be generated and overflow out of the detergent drawer.
Bleach is an alkali and can damage clothes, so it is recommended to use this as little as possible.
Powder detergents can easily leave residues in the clothes, which can generate an odour.
Hence, ensure that clothes are sufficiently rinsed.If too much detergent is used or the water
temperature is too low, then the detergent may not dissolve completely.
It will remain in the clothes, pipes and the washing machine and will pollute the clothes.
The amount of detergent to be used will depend on the weight of the clothes, the degree of soiling
and the hardness of the water. Consult your water supplier to confirm the water hardness.
Keep detergents and additives in a safe and dry place, out of reach of children.
Please check the pockets of the clothes to be washed.
Remove any rigid items such as decorations and coins;
otherwise the washing machine may be damaged.
Fibre: The symbols on clothes care labels classify them as cotton, blended fibre,
synthetic fibre, silk, wool and artificial fibre.
Colour: White and colourful colours should be identified. All new colourful articles
should be washed separately.
Size: Articles of different sizes should be washed together to increase the washing effects.
Cautions with regard to Detergents
Please take all items out of pockets
Note:
For the clothes to be washed, they are classified
according to the following characteristics:
Sensitivity: Soft articles should be washed separately. For new pure wool textiles,
curtains and silks, the wool program should be selected. Check the labels in all washing articles.
The clothes should be sorted before being put into the washing machine.Remove the hooks from
curtains before washing.
For clothes with large buttons or embroidery, turn the article inside out before washing.
Zips should be zipped closed and buttons and hooks fixed together. Any
loose bands or ribbons should be bound together.
It is suggested that bras are put into a pillowcase,
with the zip or buttons sealed, to prevent the steel
wire from popping out of the bra, into the drum
and damaging the machine.
Delicate items such as lace curtains, small articles (tights,
handkerchiefs, ties, etc) should be put into a string bag for
washing.
When washing single big and heavy articles such as
Turkish towels, jeans, padded jackets, etc, there is a
risk that the drum will be out of balance.
It is therefore recommended that one or two other items
are added to the wash to smooth out the spin cycle.
The clothes may be damaged and the washing effect reduced if excessive dirt is not removed
from the clothes before washing.
Baby clothes, baby towels and napkins should be washed separately. If they are washed together
will adult clothes they may be infected. Rinsing times should be increased to ensure thorough
rinsing and cleaning without detergent residues.
It is recommended that easily stained items such as white socks, collars and sleeves, etc,
are hand washed before putting them in the washing machine.
Please use powder or liquid detergents as soap residues can remain in the gaps of clothes.
Clean away dust, stains and pet hairs from the clothes.
Protecting baby skin
Easily stained items
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Operating Instructions
