18
EN
Adding Detergents and
Softeners
Detergent Dosage
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Detergent should be used according to the
instruction of the detergent manufacturer and
selected according to type, colour, soiling of the
fabric and the washing temperature.
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If too many suds occur, reduce the detergent
amount.
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If too much detergent is used, too many suds
can occur and this will result in poor washing
results or cause heavy load to the motor.
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If you wish to use liquid detergent, follow
the guidelines provided by the detergent
manufacturer.
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You can pour liquid detergent directly into the
main detergent drawer if you are starting the
wash cycle immediately.
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Do not use liquid detergent if you are using
Delay End
function, or if you have selected
Pre Wash
option, as the liquid may harden.
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Detergent usage may need to be adjusted for
water temperature, water hardness, size and
soil level of the load. For best results, avoid
oversudsing.
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Refer to the label of the clothes, before choosing
the detergent and water temperature.
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Use only suitable detergents for the respective
type of clothing:
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Liquid detergent is often designed for special
applications, e.g. for coloured fabric, wool,
delicate or dark laundry.
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Powdered detergent is suitable for all types
of fabric.
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For better washing results of white and pale
garments, use powdered detergent with
bleach.
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Detergent is flushed from the dispenser at the
beginning of the wash cycle.
NOTE
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Do not let the detergent harden. Doing so may
lead to blockages, poor rinse performance or
odour.
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Full load: According to manufacturer’s
recommendation
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Part load: ¾ of the normal amount
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Minimum load: ½ of full load
Adding Detergent
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Detergent for main wash
a
only
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Detergent for pre wash
b
and main wash
a
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NOTE
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Use the appropriate amount of detergent. Too
much detergent, bleach or softener may cause
an overflow.
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When selecting
Pre Wash
, divide the dosage
into ⅓ for pre wash and ⅔ for main wash.
