Special Functions; Locking The Controls; Turning Alert Sounds On/Off; Setting A Delayed Start Time - LG STYLER S3RERB Manuel Du Propriétaire

34 OPERATION

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

Some buttons also activate special functions,
including the Control Lock.

Locking the Controls

Use Control Lock to prevent unwanted use of
the Styler or to keep cycle settings from being
changed while the Styler is operating.
1 Touch and hold the Sanitary icon for three
seconds to activate or deactivate the
Control Lock function.
2 The Control Lock icon lights in the display,
and all controls are disabled except the
Power button.
• Control Lock does not lock the door.
• The Control Lock setting is retained even if
there is a power outage.
• Once set, Control Lock remains active until it
is manually deactivated. Control Lock must be
deactivated to run another cycle.

Turning Alert Sounds On/Off

The button and alert sounds can be turned on/
off.
1 Touch and hold the Gentle Dry icon for
three seconds to activate or deactivate the
button and alert sounds.
2 A tone sounds to confirm the change.

Setting a Delayed Start Time

Use the Delay Start function to delay the start
time of the cycle.
1 Touch Power
2 Touch the cycle selector icon for the
desired cycle.
3 Touch Delay Start to set the start time of
the cycle.
The default delay time is three hours.
Each time you touch the button, the time
increases by an hour, up to 19 hours.
• Touch and hold the button to increase the
delay time more quickly.
• Delay Start cannot be used for the Night Care
cycle.
CAUTION
• Do not open the door during operation.
There is a risk of burns or injury from
escaping hot air or steam.
• Do not allow steam or hot air to escape
the cabinet during operation. Opening
the door during operation also affects
performance, lengthens drying time, and
results in water condensing and collecting on
the floor.
* Smart Diagnosis™
Use this function with the LG Smart Styler
application on a smart phone or when contacting
the LG service center to help diagnose problems
with the Styler. See Using Smart Diagnosis™,
page 43.