Daewoo DWF-6010AP Instruction Manual Download

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Stained, heavily-soiled, or greasy items may need to be prewashed or soaked for best results. Soaking
helps remove protein-type stains like blood, milk, or grass. Prewashing helps loosen soil before washing.

Stain removal rules

• Use warm water for soaking or prewashing stained laundry. Hot water can set stains.
• Most stains are easier to remove when they are fresh. Old or set stains may not come out
• Before treating any stain, find out what kind of stain it is, how old the stain is, what kind of

fabric it is, and if the fabric is colorfast. (Check the care label)

• Washing and drying can set some stains.
• Start with cold or warm water, hot water can set some stain.
• When bleach is recommended, use a bleach that is safe for the fabric.
• Put the stained area face down on a paper towel or white cloth. Apply the stain remover to

the back of the stain. This forces the stain off the fabric instead of through it.

Stain removal guide

SPECIAL GUIDES FOR REMOVING STAINS

Blood

Chewing gum

Cocoa, Chocolate

Coffee

Cream/Milk
Ice cream

Deodorant

Egg

Fabric/Softener

Fruit stains

Grass

Grease and oil

Iron or rust

Lipstick

Mildew

Mud

Paint-oil based

Paint-water based

Scorch marks

Rinse immediately in COLD water.
If stain remains, soak in cold water with an enzyme prewash.

Use ice in plastic bag to harden the gum.
Scrap off what you can and then sponge with white spirits.

Sponge with COLD water and soak in an enzyme prewash.
If stains persist, rub in a little detergent and rinse in cold water.

Blot up quickly and rinse out in COLD water.
Rub in a little detergent and wash in the maximum temperature allowed for the
fabric type.

Rinse in COLD water and wash normally.
If stain is still apparent, sponge with white spirits.

Rub affected area with white vinegar and then rinse under running COLD water.
Sponge with white spirits.
Treat stiffened areas with enzyme prewash

Soak in a COLD enzyme prewash, rinse and wash normal.

Rub affected area with bar soap and wash normally.

Treat as soon as possible by sponging with COLD water.
Rub a little detergent on the stain and wash normally

Sponge with white sprites.
Rub in an enzyme prewash and wash as normal

Lay the affected area face down on an absorbent cloth and work from the back.
Sponge with white spirits or dry cleaning fluid. Wash normally.

Apply lemon juice and salt and place in the sun. Wash normally.

Sponge with white methylated spirits and wash normally.

Wash in WARM water and detergent.
Moisten area with lemon juice, dry in the sun and wash normally.
If stain persists and the fabric allows, use a bleach.

Brush off any dry mud. Rinse in cold water.
If stain persists rub in a little detergent and wash normally.

Scrap off any fresh paint and sponge with a non flammable dry cleaning fluid and
wash normally.

Treat while still wet, rinse in WARM water and wash normally.

Dampen a cloth with hydrogen peroxide, lay it over the affected area and press with
a fairly hot iron.

STAIN

TO REMOVE

Cleaning the Lint Filter

Cleaning the water inlet filter

• Clean the filter when water leaks from, the water inlet.

Cleaning the drain filter

• This filter is located at the back side of washer.
• This drain filter is to screen the foreign objects such as threads, coins, pins, buttons etc ...
• If the drain filter is not cleaned at proper time (every 10 times of use), Draining problems may

occur. see page 8

Pull the Filter frame up-
ward.

Turn the lint filter inside
out, wash the lint off with
water

Return the filter as it was,
and insert the filter frame
into the slot

Pull the power
plug out before
cleaning it.

Turn off the water
supply to the
washer and
separate the inlet
hose.

Pull the inlet filter
out.

Remove the dirt
from the inlet
filter with a brush.

Drain the remaining water
in the drain hose.
Put a container under the
filter to collect water.

Turn the handle counter
clockwise 1/2 turn.

Slide out the filter
assembly.

Clean the drain filter.