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Laundry detergents and additives, Programs and functions, Danger – Bosch Lavadora Next Premium User Manual

Page 18: Caution, Dispensing the correct amount of detergent, Filling laundry deterć gent and/or additives, Decolorizing, Basic programs

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Laundry

Detergents

and Additives

Dispensing the correct

amount of detergent

d

DANGER

d

RISK OF POISONING!
Keep detergents and

additives out of the reach of

children.

Measure out the detergent (powder

or liquid) according to:
- The water hardness. This

information can be obtained

from your local water authority.

- The amount of laundry.

- The degree of soiling.

Information on soiling can

be found on Page 16.

- The specifications of the

detergent manufacturer.

Measuring the correct amount

of detergent relieves the strain

on the environment and

ensures optimum washing

results.

Too little detergent:

The laundry is not cleaned properly

and will eventually become gray

and stiff. Grayish brown spots (fat

globules) may appear on the

laundry. The heaters may calcify.
Too much detergent:

Not environmentally friendly,

excessive suds reduce wash

agitation producing poor washing

and rinsing results.

Filling laundry deterĆ

gent and/or additives

q Open the flap of the detergent

dispenser.

q Add the detergent and/or

additive.

Dispenser I:

Dispenser for detergent, stain

remover.

i

To prevent sudsing use of

HE-Detergent is

recommended.

Dispenser

II

:

Cleaning additives, e.g. fabric

softener, fabric conditioner. Do not

fill over edge of max line!
Dispenser III:

Dispenser for liquid bleach (chlorine

bleach, color safe bleach).

Do not overfill!

i

Concentrated or thick fabric

softener, conditioner and

powder-bleach must be diluted

with a little water before being

poured into the dispenser

(prevents overflow due to

obstruction).

q Close the flap of the detergent

dispenser.

Decolorizing

d

CAUTION

d

Dyes may contain sulphur or

chlorine. These substances

may cause parts of the

washing machine to corrode.

Do not dye items of laundry

in the washing machine.

Programs

and Functions

Cycle time will vary depending on

cycle selected, temperature and

pressure of incoming water, water

hardness, size of load, type of

fabrics and distance of unit from the

drain.
The maximum spin speeds of the

programs are dependent upon the

cycle. For adjusting the spin speed,

see Page 24.

Basic programs

Regular/Cotton Temp Boost

Regular/Cotton settings are

intended to be used for heavily

soiled stained colorfast fabrics.

Sturdy, hard-wearing items made

of cotton or linen such as towels,

sheets or white sports socks.
Regular/Cotton Hot

Normally and/or heavily soiled

colorfast fabrics. Sturdy, hard-

wearing items made of cotton

or linen such as work clothes.
Regular/Cotton Warm

Lightly and/or normally soiled

nonĆcolorfast fabric. Sturdy, hard

wearing items made of cotton or

linen such as Jeans, TĆshirts and

sweatshirts.
Regular/Cotton Cold

Lightly soiled nonĆcolorfast fabric.

Sturdy, hard wearing items made

of cotton or linen (colors that may

bleed or fade).
Permanent Press Hot

Items consisting of normally soiled

colorfast cotton, permanent press,

linen, synthetic or blended fabrics

and outer garments. Clothes

requiring a special tumble sequence

and spin speed to minimize

creasing.