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Table 2
Hardness
Water Characterization
Degree
I
II
III
When choosing optional functions
SD, put it in right before washing.
Any overdosage of special treatment agents in the
and their getting into the neighbouring compartments will degrade the washing quality.
When choosing the program
the bleaching will take place immediately after the main washing.
ATTENTION! When using a bleacher, never set the optional function of pre-washing.
To improve the washing quality and protect the Machine from lime sediments, when washing in water
having hardness II or III, it is recommended to use, alongside with SDs, a water softener. It should be added
to the SD into compartment 2 (Fig. 14) according to manufacturer's guidelines.
The water hardness is defined according to Table 2. You may obtain data on your water hardness from
the local water supply entity.
Prior to start washing, close the drawer filled with the SD.
NEVER move out the detergent drawer, when the Machine is working, otherwise water may leak and
spray out of the Machine.
REMOVAL OF CERTAIN SPOT TYPES
Certain spots cannot be removed from items at usual machine washing. Therefore, they must be removed
manually before washing in the Machine. First try the process in an unseen place of the item, then start from the
edge of the spot and proceed towards its centre to avoid formation of blotchiness. See below the removal methods
of various spots.
Wax should be scraped off with a rounded object in order not to damage the cloth, then the item is placed
between two sheets of blot-ting paper and hot-ironed.
Spots from ball pens and felt pens are cleaned by means of soft cloth moistened in ethyl alcohol. Watch for
the spot not to bleed.
Spots of mould are removed at washing with adding of a bleacher into the bleacher tray (Fig. 14), if the cloth
withstands the effect of the bleacher. Otherwise, the dirty spot is moistened with 10-percent solution of hydrogen
peroxide and left for 15 minutes.
Light fabric burns left by an iron are removed in the same way as the mould spots.
Rust is removed by special rustremoving agents. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines.
To remove the chewing gum, rub the cloth with ice, then rub with a force and treat with a piece of cotton cloth
moistened in acetone.
Paint is removed after complete drying. A contaminated spot is wiped with a solvent as indicated in the paint
packing (for example, water, turpentine, trichloroethylene), soaped and washed.
Lipstick spots on cotton and wool are wiped with a cloth moistened in ether, and on silk – in trichloroethylene.
To remove nail varnish (polish), put some blotting paper over the dirty cloth and moisten the spot with acetone
from the backside. By frequently changing the paper, moisten the cloth with acetone, until the spot disappears.
Spots of vegetable oil or tar (resin) are coated with butter for some time, and then washed off with turpentine.
Grass spots should be soaped by using diluted bleacher. They are easily removed from wool fabrics by 90-
percent alcohol solution.
Table 3
Washing
Delicate washing
Wash at max. temperature of 95 °С
Wash at max. temperature of 60 °С
44
Water Hardness in
Soft
Medium hard
Hard
,
(Spot Removal), put the bleachers into compartment 1 (Fig. 14), and
dH
Water Hardness in Milli-Mol per Litre
0
0 - 7
7 - 14
14 - 21
place the SD into compartment 1. When using a liquid
compartment (above the level MAX on the cap),
Wash at max. temperature of 40 °С
Wash at max. temperature of 30 °С
Hand washing
Washing is forbidden
Up to 1,3
1,3 - 2,5
2,5 - 3,8
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