Detergent types and usage
•Adding more detergent doesn't increase performance. Rather, too much detergent generates too many bubbles, reducing the rinse effect and causing environmental pollution.
•Powder detergent residue may be left over in the cleaned laundry, causing bad odors. If using powder detergent, fully rinse the laundry.
•Bleach is strongly alkaline and can damage the laundry.
•Do not use a soap type of detergent whether it's a solid type or powder type. Using these types of detergent may cause the following:
•A white residue of the detergent may remain on the cleaned laundry.
•Some amount of the detergent may coagulate, causing bad odors on or discolor the laundry.
•The tub can be badly contaminated with the detergent residue, which contaminates the laundry in turn.
The amount of fabric softener specific to wool or baby clothing differs depending on the manufacturer of the fabric softener. Make sure you are using the standard or recommended amount of softener by the manufacturer.
When to add fabric softener
•An alarm sounds for 20 seconds immediately before the last rinse cycle in order to remind users of adding fabric softener to the tub.
•For the Rinse+Spin cycle, fabric softner must be input in advance.
Handling the secure door
Open the secure door | Close the secure door | |
Gently lift up the handle to open the door. | Lower the door until it contacts the | |
magnet. | ||
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If the secure door is not firmly closed, the washing machine may emit noises during a spin cycle, or steam may overflow while sanitizing the laundry. Firmly close the secure door and lock it into place.
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