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6. Remove hooks and other fastening materials from curtains.
7. Wash clothing with buttons or embroideries inside out.
8. Close zippers, buttons and hooks. Tie loose ribbons.
9. Wash clothing, which will release fluffs easily, separately and inside out.
10. Put bras into pillow cases so they cannot damage the drum.
11. Wash quite delicate and small clothing in wash bags (commercially available).
12. When you wish to wash a single, large piece (e.g. a jacket or jeans), an imbalance
in the drum may be generated. Always add 1 or 2 other pieces of laundry to ensure
proper operation.
13. Remove dust, mud and animal hair from the laundry.
14. Wash baby-wear and clothes a baby may come in contact with separately to
reduce the risk of infection. Increase the rinsing cycles to wash out the detergent
completely if necessary.
15. Do not leave any laundry in the washer for a longer period of time; otherwise, the
laundry becomes musty and will mould.
6. Environmental protection
6.1 Environmental protection: disposal
❖ Appliances bearing this symbol « » must not be disposed of together with
household waste throughout the EU. To prevent potential damage to the
environment or human health from uncontrolled waste disposal and to promote
the sustainable reuse of material resources, responsibly supply the appliance to a
recycling centre.
6.2 Environmental protection: energy saving
❖ Try to load the appliance up to its particular maximum capacity. Little loads are
uneconomical.
❖ Modern detergents allow washing at lower washing temperatures (e.g. 20 °C). Use
appropriate temperature settings to save energy.
❖ Ensure that the installation room is well ventilated.
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