7.4 Timed drying
Dryness Level Type of fabric Load
(kg)
Spin
spee
d
(rpm)
Suggested
duration
(mins)
Extra Dry
For towelling
materials
Cottons and Linen
(bathrobes, bath towels, etc)
6 1600 280 - 300
4 1600 170- 190
2 1600 120 - 130
Cupboard Dry
For items to be
stored
Cottons and Linen
(bathrobes, bath towels, etc)
6 1600 270 - 290
4 1600 160 - 180
2 1600 110 - 120
Synthetics and mixed fabrics
(jumpers, blouses, underwear, house-
hold and bed linen)
4 1200 170 - 190
2 1200 100 - 120
Delicates
(acrylics, viscose and delicate mixed
fabrics)
2 1200 150
Wool
(woollen jumpers)
1 1200 90 - 110
Outdoor sporting garments
(Outdoor clothing, technical, sport fab-
rics, waterproof and breathable jackets,
shell jackets)
2 1200 160
Iron Dry
Suitable for
ironing
Cottons and Linen
(sheets, tablecloths, shirts, etc)
6 1600 160 - 180
4 1600 100 - 120
2 1600 50 - 60
8. BEFORE FIRST USE
During installation or before
first use you may observe
some water in the appliance.
This is a residual water left in
the appliance after a full
functional test in the factory
to ensure the appliance is
delivered to customers in
perfect working order and is
no cause for concern.
1. Make sure that all transit bolts have
been removed from the appliance.
2. Make sure that the electrical power is
available and the water tap is open.
3. Pour 2 litres of water into the
detergent compartment marked by
.
This action activates the drain system.
4. Pour a small quantity of detergent
into the compartment marked by
.
5. Set and start a programme for cotton
at the highest temperature without
any laundry in the drum.
This removes all possible dirt from the
drum and the tub.
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