User manual AEG-ELECTROLUX EWT1200

[. . . ] Please read these notes carefully before installing and using your appliance. Thank you for your attention. Use · Upon delivery of the appliance, remove the packaging immediately. Note any comments in writing on the delivery note of which you keep one copy. · This appliance is designed to be used by adults. [. . . ] Measuring the detergent When selecting the programme, or in pause mode, the light corresponding to the maximum spin speed illuminates. You can adjust the spin speed which corresponds to the type of laundry and the degree of dampness required at the end of the wash depending on your drying possibilities. You can also choose the no spin position " " immediately after the final rinse. 7. Selecting the desired option Pour the amount of powdered detergent into the dispensers ( ) and ( ) or a scale-remover into the dispenser ( ) if applicable. If you are using a liquid detergent, refer to the "Choosing a detergent" section in the washing guide. Press the desired button or buttons; the corresponding lights illuminate. When one of these options is not compatible with the selected programme, the corresponding light flashes for 4 seconds and the word "Err" appears in the display window. 3. Additives If required, pour fabric softener into the softener dispenser ( ) without exceeding the maximum level. 11 8. Selecting delay start Before starting the programme, if you want to delay it, press this button until the desired delay start is displayed; this appears in the display window (24 hours maximum). - Opening the lid at the end of the cycle: The immediate opening of the lid is signalled by a double "click" of the locking device. The immediate opening light "Door" is extinguished and only the drum in upper position light "DSP" remains illuminated. 13. Cancelling a programme Turn the programme selector dial to the stop position "On/Off". 14. Ensure that the fabric can withstand the nail varnish remover. Spread a bit of butter onto the stain, leave then sponge off with turps. Place the stained side of the fabric on kitchen paper then dampen the reverse of the fabric with nail varnish remover taking care to change the paper underneath the stain frequently. Ensure that the fabric can withstand the nail varnish remover. Treat immediately with the solvent specified on the paint tin (water, turps, white spirit). Scratch off the wax with a blunt blade to remove as much as possible, then iron it placing a sheet of silk paper between the iron and the stained fabric. Temperatures High temperature : 90°C Ideal for cotton, linen and hemp garments such as tea towels, towels, sheets, pillow cases, etc. The generally white fibres may be heavily soiled. Average temperature : 60°C Recommended for whites which are not heavily soiled and for fast coloureds, for synthetics and mixed cotton. All these garments contain a care label stating that they can be washed at a maximum temperature of 60°C. Low temperature : 30-40°C Ideal for delicate synthetics, silk, acrylic and woollen garments containing the care label "pure new wool - does not shrink - ( )". All other woollen garments must in general be dry cleaned or handwashed. Washing coloureds When washed for the first time, coloureds may loose their colour which may run onto other garments. To ensure that the colour does not run, we recommend that you perform the following simple test: Check the laundry Select a non visible part of the garment Then press it between a white piece of cotton If the colour does not run, you can machine wash it Dampen with warm water If the colour runs handwash the garment Empty all pockets. Remove curtain hooks or place the curtains in a laundry bag. [. . . ] Tilt the appliance towards the rear, rotate it through a quarter of a turn on one of the rear corners to remove the transport pallet. This comes away naturally from the appliance. B 5. Ensure that you have removed all these parts from the appliance and keep them for future transportation (e. g. Open the lid of the appliance and remove the wedge which is blocking the drum and the red plastic spacer. [. . . ]