SERVIS S328514MLW - Preparing the Laundry

Description of the appliance
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Preparing the laundry
Notice: Damage to the appliance/fabric
Foreign objects (e.g. coins, paper-clips, needles, nails)
may damage the laundry or components in the
appliance.
Therefore, note the following tips when preparing
your laundry:
 Remove any loose
items or metal objects,
such as safety pins,
paper clips, etc. from
the laundry.
 Brush sand, coins, etc. out of pocket and cuffs.
 Close zips and button
up cushion covers,
duvet covers, etc.
 Remove curtain runners, or secure them in a net
bag.
 Particularly delicate items; such as tights or lace
curtains, or smaller
items, such as tiny
socks or
handkerchiefs, should
only be washed in a
net bag or pillow case.
 Some items are best
turned inside out.
These included
knitwear, trousers, T-
shirts and sweatshirts.
 Make sure that the wire-cup bras are machine
washable.
!
Make sure that wire-cup bras in a pillow case
which can be securely closed with a zip or button.
If the wire works itself out of the cup it may fall
through the holes of the drum and cause
extensive damage.
Preparing the laundry for drying
 Only tumble-dry textiles which have been washed,
rinsed and spun.
 Remove as much water as possible from the
laundry. Do not press the SPEED button for
reducing the spin speed.
 In order to ensure uniform drying, sort the items
according to fabric type and degree of drying
required.
 Items which require ironing do not have to be
ironed immediately after being tumble-dried. It is
a good idea to fold or roll them together for a
while, so that any remaining moisture is evenly
distributed.
 When washing laundry to be tumble-dried, use
the correct amount of detergent and textile care
products as specified in the manufacturer’s
instructions.
The following textiles should not be tumble-dried:
Laundry marked with the care symbol:
= Do not tumble-dry
 Woolens or items containing wool. Risk of
shrinking!
 Delicate fabric (silk, synthetic net curtains). Risk of
creasing!
 Items containing foam rubber or similar material.
 Items which have been treated with inflammable
solvents, such as stain removes, petrol, paint
thinners. Explosion hazard!
 Items still containing hair lacquer or similar
substances. Dangerous vapors!
 Dripping-wet laundry. Waste of energy!