User manual HOOVER HN 5125

[. . . ] With the purchase of this Hoover household appliance, you have shown that you will not accept compromises: you want only the best. Hoover is happy to present their new washing machine, the result of years of research and market experience through direct contact with Consumers. You have chosen the quality, durability and high performance that this washing machine offers. Hoover is also able to offer a vast range of other household appliances: washing machines, dishwashers, washer-dryers, cookers, microwave ovens. [. . . ] When you are ready to unload, press the Crease Guard button ­ this will drain. For programmes wollens and silk after the final rinse the fabrics are left in water until it is time to unload and the button indicator blinking. When you are ready to unload, press the Crease guard button , this will drain and spin ready for emptying. If you do not want to spin the clothes and activate drain only: - Turn the programme selector to the OFF position - Select programme drain only - Switch on the appliance again by pressing the START button. The washing machine is equipped with a temperature selector knob to set the temperature you require. We recommend that the temperature shown on wash care garments should never be exceeded. In the case where the temperature has been accidentally set higher than that of the chosen programme, (see Programme Guide table), the machine will lower the temperature automatically to protect the fabrics. BUTTONS INDICATOR LIGHT The indicator light around the option buttons will light when specific options are selected TIME COUNTDOWN SYSTEM INDICATOR LIGHTS In order to better manage your time, this washing machine features an indicator light system that keeps you constantly informed on the remaining cycle time. Indicator light Start: Remaining time above 60 minutes Indicator light 60: Remaining time less than 60 minutes Indicator light 30: Remaining time less than 30 minutes Indicator light 15: Remaining time less than 15 minutes Indicator light Stop: End of the programme. The programme carries out with the programme selector stationary on the selected programme till cycle ends. Switch off the washing machine by turning the selector to OFF. When washing heavily soiled laundry it is recommended the load is reduced to 3 kg maximum. The variable temperature selector allows a reduction in the wash temperature in each programme. ATTENTION: With the temperature selector on the 0 position the programme will be performed with a cold wash. When only a limited number of articles have stains which require treatment with liquid bleaching agents, preliminary removal of stain can be carried out in the washing machine. Pour the bleach into the liquid bleach container, inserted into the compartment marked "II" in the detergent drawer, and set the special programme "RINSE" . When this phase has terminated, turn the programme selector on the "OFF" position, add the rest of the fabrics and proceed with a normal wash on the most suitable programme. For the various types of fabrics and various degrees of dirt the washing machine has different programme bands according to: wash cycle, temperature and lenght of cycle (see table of washing cycle programmes). RESISTANTS FABRICS The programmes have been designed for a maximum wash and the rinses, with spin intervals, ensure perfect rinsing. AA SPECIAL PROGRAMME AT 40°C This special programme has been studied to allow you to obtain the best washing performance, even at full load, as the 60°C Cotton programme (the normative cycle), but with the advantage of an energy saving due to 40°C temperature, instead of 60°C. MIXED AND SYNTHETIC FABRICS The main wash and the rinse gives best results thanks to the rotation rhythms of the drum and to the water levels. A gentle spin will mean that the fabrics become less creased. [. . . ] These can, therefore, easily be recovered. Turn the filter anticlockwise till it stops in vertical position. After cleaning, replace by turning the notch on the end of the filter clockwise. Then follow all procedures described above in reverse order. [. . . ]