Using Your Washer Dryer
Using Your Washer Dryer
Sorting Your Laundry
Sort your laundry by colour - wash whites and
coloureds separately.
Wash dark garments separately several times
before including them in a mixed load as they may
contain excess dye.
Follow all instructions given on clothing care labels.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to pre-treat
soiled or stained clothing with a liquid detergent or
stain-remover before washing.
If using a solvent-based cleaning agent to pre-
treat a stain, protect any plastic parts such as
buttons. Rinse o the cleaning agent before
loading the washing.
Do not use a solvent-based cleaning agent in your
Washer Dryer.
Do not use your Washer Dryer to wash items that
the care label has specied as non-washable.
Loading Your Laundry
1
Open the door by pulling the handle.
2 Loosely pack your laundry into the drum. We
recommend you mix large and small items. This will
help to distribute the load evenly during spinning
and provide you with the best wash results.
3
Gently push the door until you hear it click shut.
Ensure no items are trapped between the door
seal and the door.
Half Load Detection System
Your Washer Dryer has been designed to detect if
less than half the maximum capacity of laundry is
loaded into the drum. In such cases, the half-load
function will automatically set, meaning the selected
programme will take less time to complete and will
use less water and energy.
Adding Detergent
For best wash results ensure the correct amount of
detergent is added to your Washer Dryer.
If not enough detergent is added:
•
Your laundry will not wash properly and may
become discoloured and sti over time.
•
Fat stains may appear on your garments.
• Limescale may form on the heater elements.
If too much detergent is added:
•
Excess foam will form which will result causing poor
wash results.
•
Your Washer Dryer will use more water.
Any detergent produced for automatic Washer Dryers
can be used in your machine. We recommend the use
of dispensing aids, such as balls, if they have been
supplied with the detergent.
Tablets are suitable for full loads; it is impractical to
reduce them for smaller loads. Some tablets are
not suitable for shorter wash cycles as they do not
dissolve as quickly as others.
Liquid detergent may be used for all programmes
without a pre-wash. Slide the liquid detergent level
plate into the main compartment of the detergent
drawer (see Figure 9), and use the lines on the plate
as a guide to add your detergent to the required
level. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines on your
detergent packaging to ensure you use the correct
amount of detergent – this will depend on the
dirtiness of your clothes and the hardness of your
water supply.
Note: Take care not to exceed the maximum
load of the drum as this will produce poor
wash results. See pages 14-16 for more
information on load capacities).
Figure 9
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