Owner's Manual

Introduction
6
unction Information
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Our machine
provides
various
washing
methods which suit various conditions and
types
of
laundry.
Washing according
to the condition of
laundry
Other
washing
method
Different
types
of
laundry washing
Use
this
Program
for normal clothes
except
for
woolen
clothes and
lingerie.
The sensor
automatically
detects the
quantity
of
laundry
and selects the
appropriate
water
level,
wash
power, washing
time,
rinsing
time and
spinning
time.
Thick and
heavy
clothes or those
which
are
excessively dirty
like
jeans
or
working
uniforms can be
washed.
This
setting
allows
you
to store
your
favorite wash
condition in the normal
cycle memory.
Fuzzy
(Normal)
Wash
Jean Wash
Favourite wash
(Memory wash)
Speedy
wash
can be selected to
wash
moderately
soiled clothes of less than
3.2
kg
in a short time.
Speedy
Wash
Soak
Wash can be selected to
wash
heavily
soiled
laundry by soaking
in
water
for some time to
remove
dirt
and
grime.
(refer
to
page
18)
Soak Wash
Delay
start
(Reservation)
Wash is used to
delay
the
finishing
time
of the
operation.
Delayed
start
washing
can be set
according
to
preference.
Delay
start
(Reservation)
Wash
Spin,
Wash, Wash/Rinse,
or
Rinse,
Rinse/Spin only options
can selected.
Option
Wash
(refer
to
page
14)
(refer
to
page
14)
Use
this
program
to
wash
delicate and
washable
laundries.
Delicate Wash
(refer
to
page
14)
Wool Wash
(refer
to
page
16)
(refer
to
page
17)
(refer
to
page
19)
(refer
to
page
20)
Delicate clothes
(lingerie,
wool,
etc.)
which
may
be
easily damaged
can be
washed.
(refer
to
page
14)
The fibers of machine
washable woolens have
been
specifically
modified to
prevent felting
when
they
are machine
washed.
Most handknitted
garments
are not made of machine
washable wool
and
we
recommend that
you
hand
wash
them
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Before
washing your
woolens
check the care label for the
washing
instructions.
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When
washing
woolens
use a mild
detergent
recommended for
washing
wool.
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Hand
washed woolens
may
be
spun
in a
washing
machine to reduce the time
they
take to
dry.
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To
dry
woolens
lay
down
them flat on a
towel
and
pat
into
shape. Dry
woolens
out of direct
sunlight.
(The
heat and
tumble action of a
dryer may
cause
shrinkage
or
felting
of
woolen
garments.)
Some wool
underlays
and
sheepskin products
can be
washed
in a
washing
machine but
may
cause
pump blockages.
(Ensure
that the
whole
article is suitable for machine
washing
and not
just
the
backing
material.)
You
may
wish
to
handwash
these articles and
place
them in the machine to
spin dry.