Detergents tips and laundry, Detergent dispenser

Detergents tips and laundry

Detergent dispenser

!Do not put any items into the drawer, other than detergents designed to be released from the drawer, as they may cause damage or blockage.

Detergent tips

Dispense a correct amount of detergent so to get

better washings

1 Drawer release catch.

2 Pre-wash detergent compartment: Maximum 200 ml powder or

100 ml liquid

3 Main wash detergent compartment: Maximum 400 ml powder or

200 ml liquid

4Grate

5 Fabric conditioner compartment: Maximum 120 ml

Dispensing powder detergent

To achieve the best wash results the manufacturer's recommended amount of detergent should be measured and added to the main detergent compartment.

Warning

AVOID RISK OF POISONING KEEPING DETERGENTS AND ADDITIVES OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN !

We suggest you to measure out the quantity of detergent (powder or liquid) according to:

•The water hardness. This piece of information you will get it from your local water authority.

•The quantity of laundry.

•The degree of soiling (see Programs on page 12).

•The specifications of the detergent manufacturer.

Measuring the correct amount of detergent ensures optimum washing results and conributes to

get a better environment.

We recommend HE (high Efficiency) detergents because they are particularly designed to deliver optimum performance from your front-loading washer. Not using HE detergent could cause problems such as oversudsing (mess on your floor) and/or a decrease in wash performances.

Adding fabric conditioner

Pour the recommended amount of fabric conditioner into the compartrrent. Do not exceed the maximum fill line.

Pre-wash

When selecting prewash, add detergent to both the pre- wash and the main wash compartments.

Fabric softener

All fabrics, particularly towels, benefit from the use of fabric conditioners in the final rinse. Items of laundry feel softer, are more easily ironed and the clinging affect of synthetics is considerably reduced.

Pour the softener into “Additives” compartment of the detergent dispenser to the level indicated on the syphon. Under no circumstances overfill, as the softener will immediately syphon into the machine and in so doing, impair the wash results.

Too little detergent:

The laundry is not cleaned properly and will eventually become gray and stiff. Grayish brown spots (fat globules) may appear on the laundry. The heater may calcify.

Too much detergent:

Not environmentally friendly, excessive suds reduce wash agitation producing poor washing, poor rinsing results or may prevent proper spinning.

Adjust the amount for heavily or lightly soiled loads. Use more if water is extremely hard, use less in soft water. If garments have been pretreated, you will not need as much (or any) detergent at all.