Kleenmaid KFL2000 - Manual (Page 15)

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Sorting washing according to the
instructions on the care labels
Only wash laundry items which
bearĂthe following care labels.
e d
Cottons 95 °C, 90 °C
c b a
Cottons 60 °C, 40 °C, 30 °C
h g f
Easy-Care 60 °C, 40 °C, 30 °C
l g k f
Delicate/Silk 40 °C, 30 °C
6 k f
HandĆwashable and
machineĆwashable silk and woollens,
cold, 30 °C
Do not wash laundry items which bear
the following care label in the washing
machine:
B
= do not wash
. Risk of explosion !
Laundry items which have been
pretreated with detergents containing
solvents, e. g. stain remover or
cleaner's solvent, must be rinsed out
thoroughly by hand before they are
placed in the washing machine,
otherwise there is a risk of explosion.
Before loading the laundry, rinse
thoroughly by hand.
Attention
Foreign objects in the drum may
damage the laundry. Before inserting
the laundry, ensure that there are no
foreign objects in the drum.
Loading the laundry
q Open the door.
q Unfold the sorted items of
clothing and place them loosely
into the drum. Mix large and small
items. Washing items of different
size distribute themselves better
during the spin cycle.
i Do not exceed the maximum
load. Overloading will cause
poorĂwash results and encourage
creasing.
The recommended wash load is
displayed depending on the selected
programme and additional functions,
see from Page 32.
Full load
Cotton
½ Load
Cotton, synthetic fibres or knitted
textiles
D Load
Woollens, Delicates, Silk
q Close the door.
Take care not to trap any items
ofĂclothing between the loading
door and rubber seal.
Door must close easily and not
forced close.
Laundry
Detergents
and Additives
. Risk of poisoning!
Keep detergents and cleaning
products out of the reach of
children.
Dispensing the correct
amount of detergent
Dose detergent according to
- the water hardness. This
information can be obtained
fromĂyour local water authority.
- the amount of laundry.
- the degree of soiling. See from
Page 14 for degrees of soiling.
- the specifications of the detergent
manufacturer. Dispensing the
correct amount of detergent
relieves the strain on the
environment and ensures
optimum washing results.
Too little detergent:
the laundry is not washed clean and
eventually becomes grey and hard.
GreyishĆbrown dots (grease spots)
may stain the laundry. The heating
elements are calcifying.
Too much detergent:
Environmentally incompatible,
excessive foam reduces wash
agitation causing poor washing
andĂrinsing results.