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How to add detergent
Load clothes in the tub, and 1 Press .
The washing machine displays the water level ●
appropriate for the laundry load. (P.20)
Add detergent in the amount 2
appropriate for the water level.
(Detergent compartment locations are
illustrated below.)
Liquid detergentLiquid detergent
Powdered detergentPowdered detergent
Powder bleachPowder bleach
SoftenerSoftener
Soap powder
To dissolve soap powder:
Pour 5 litres of water at about
30 °C into a container.
Dissolve the soap powder by
adding it little by little while
churning the water.
Liquid bleachLiquid bleach
Note
Before adding detergent, bleach, softener or soap ●
power, read its directions and precautions carefully.
We recommend using low-sudsing detergent. ●
Powdered detergent:
Wipe dry the powdered detergent inlet if it is wet. ●
(Failure to do so may cause detergent to
remain.)
Softener:
Keep the level of the softener ●
below the “MAX” indication to
prevent the softener from
flowing immediately.
Softener is automatically ●
added to the tub at the end of the rinse cycle.
Since softener solidifies easily, do not leave it in ●
the softener inlet for a long period of time
(12 hours or longer).
Powder bleach:
When using the Timer Delay function, wrap ●
bleach around a white article before adding it to
the tub to prevent other clothes from discolouring.
Soap powder:
In order to keep the soap powder from ●
hardening or sticking, mix it well and dissolve it.
Be certain to rinse thoroughly. (Failure to do so
●
may cause clothes to become tinged with yellow
or the smell of soap.)
Do not add too much, or add directly into low ●
temperature water. (Doing so may cause soap to
not completely dissolve, or soap scum to adhere
inside the hose or the tub. The soap scum may
float and stain clothes.)
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