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NOTE
• Before using the appliance, check if there is
any detergent in the auto dispense box.
• When the auto dispense box is lled with
detergent, the detergent will last for about 18
standard cycles with half a load of laundry in
drum.
• The default settings are congured to
automatically dispense 70 ml of detergent and
30 ml of softener for 4 - 6 kg of normally soiled
laundry. This can be changed using the More
Settings button. For more details, refer to
“Auto Dispense”.
• When you wash laundry with a load size of
4 - 6 kg, please refer to the recommended
amount of the detergent as indicated by the
detergent maker.
• When you select Auto Wash, Auto Detergent
is automatically turned on.
• Turn on the detergent/softener rell alarm to
be notied of when to rell.
• Remove any residual detergent outside the
auto dispense box before relling it.
• If you want to use a different type of detergent,
follow the steps as shown above.
• Do not use force to pull out the auto dispense
box.
• Pour detergent or softener into the respective
reservoir and push the box back inside until
you hear a clicking sound.
• To set Auto Detergent in a programme
where the use of a neutral detergent is
recommended, press the Cancel button when
you are prompted with the message to supply
wool detergent. The detergent will then be
dispensed automatically.
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CAUTION
• Pull out the dispensing box only when relling
or replacing detergent.
• Please use liquid detergents for drums only.
• Do not put any detergent powder into the auto
dispense box.
• Do not put liquid bleach into the auto dispense
box.
• The auto dispensing function may not
work properly with some concentrated gel
detergents. Please use a separate cup instead
to dispense the gel detergent.
• Be careful not to mix detergent with a fabric
softener.
• When you pull or insert the auto dispense box,
the liquid detergent and the fabric softener
may spill out onto the oor. Please wipe them
away.
• Before using the auto detergent/softener,
make sure the Auto Dispense function is
turned on in the Settings.
• Do not leave detergent or fabric softener in the
reservoirs for a long time as they may harden
and fail to dispense automatically.
• The holes on the left and the right as shown in
the gure below are ventilation holes that help
with the automatic dispensing of the detergent
and softener. If you hold the dispensing box
upside down, the detergent and the softener
may leak out of it.
Ventilation
hole
Ventilation
hole
Front
Rear
• If the ventilation holes are blocked, the Auto
Dispense function may not work properly.
Check them when you clean the dispensing
box.
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Dispensing Detergent Manually
You may disable the Auto Detergent function if
necessary.
• To dispense a different kind of detergent
(powder detergent, neutral detergent, or
oxygen-based bleach) manually without
using the Auto Detergent function, use the
separately provided Rubber bowl.
1
Turn off Auto Detergent function.
2
Put detergent in the Rubber bowl.
3
Put the Rubber bowl into the drum.
NOTE
• Dispense the detergent by referring to the
scale mark in the Rubber bowl.
• When washing is nished, wash the Rubber
bowl clean before storing it.
• To use fabric softener, turn on the Auto
Softener function.
• Do not use the Rubber bowl with the Auto
Detergent function turned on. Excessive suds
will remain even after rinsing, causing a longer
rinsing time or preventing a proper rinsing.
• When you use the Delay Wash function, Auto
Dispense is recommended.
• You may store the Rubber bowl by folding it as
shown in the gure below.
CAUTION
• Do not pour fabric softener directly on the
clothes.
• Dispense the fabric softener using the Auto
Detergent function.
• Put the Rubber bowl in carefully to avoid
direct contact between the detergent and
the laundry. Detergent with strong bleaching
power may cause laundry discolouration.
• Apply the recommended amount of detergent
as indicated by the detergent maker. Using
an excessive amount of detergent may leave
the laundry smelling of detergent residue after
washing.
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