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18
Preparing the Clothes
Preparin g the Clothes
NOTE
• For the best drying performance and most efficient energy usage, do not overload
the appliance.
Sorting the Clothes
Clothes have their own fabric care labels,
so drying according to the fabric care
label is recommended.
Sort the clothes into size and type of
fabric and then prepare the clothes
according to the symbols on the fabric
care labels.
Woollens
• Dry woollens on the
Wool
programme.
Be sure to follow fabric care label
symbols first. Wool may not be
completely dried from the cycle, so do
not repeat drying. Pull woollens to
their original shape and dry them flat.
Woven and Loopknit Materials
• Some woven and loopknit materials
may shrink, depending on quality.
No-Iron and Synthetics
• Do not overload the appliance. Take
out no-iron items as soon as the
appliance stops to reduce creases.
Baby Clothes and Nightgowns
• Always check fabric care labels.
Rubber and Plastics
• Do not dry any items made from or
containing rubber or plastics such as:
- Aprons, Bibs and Chair Covers
- Curtains and Tablecloths
- Bath Mats
Fiberglass
• Do not dry fiberglass items in the
appliance. Glass particles left in the
appliance may be subsequently picked
up by your clothes in later cycles.
Checking the Fabric Care
Label
The symbols on the fabric care label tell
you about the fabric content of your
clothes and how they should be dried.
Symbol Description
Dry
Tumble Dry
Permanent Press /
Crease Resistant
Gentle / Delicate
Do not Tumble Dry
Do not Dry
High Heat
Medium Heat
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