User manual BOSCH WFD2061GB

[. . . ] Electronic with temperature selector en Operating instructions and installation Internet: http://www. bosch-hausgeraete. de Index Points to remember Page Notes on safety and general warnings . 3 Notes on the removal and disposal of packaging . 4 Protecting the environment / Hints on saving energy . [. . . ] Do not exceed the «MAX» marking (maximum to the lower edge of the piece A) because the softener will be flushed into the water with the detergent at the start of the washing cycle and so have no effect in the fabric softening cycle. Thicker fabric softeners should first be diluted with a little water. Bleaching agents, stain removers Powdered bleaching agents and stain removers can be added. Next add the powdered bleaching agent or stain remover to the II chamber. Preparing the laundry Sorting the laundry m Sort the laundry according to the symbols on the labels. Items made of or containing, wool must have «Will not shrink» or «Machine washable» on the label. Otherwise there is a risk of the wool shrinking. Only items displaying the following symbols should be machine washed: Hard-wearing white fabrics d Coloured fabrics (hard-wearing colour-fast fabrics) cba Delicate items and coloured fabrics hgf Very delicate items l gkf Hand washable or machine washable at 30ºC, wool, cold 6l gkf Items showing the following symbols should not be washed in the machine: Do not wash at home B m Sort the laundry into colours. Wash white and coloured items separately, otherwise whites may take on colour. Any new coloured items should be washed separately. Risk of colour running. m Sort the laundry according to the maximum permitted load for the machine. Overloading the machine leads to poor washing results. 12 en Maximum washing loads permitted: Soiled or very soiled hard-wearing white laundry/colourfast and hard-wearing laundry 4. 50 kg / 9. 9 lb Synthetics 2. 25 kg / 5 lb Delicates and woollens 2. 00 kg /4. 8 lb Practical advice m Remove all foreign material and metal objects from the items, for example, safety pins, fasteners, clips, etc. m Brush sand out of pockets, cuffs and turnups. m Close zips and fasten buttons on duvet covers and pillow cases. m Remove curtain hooks or tie in a net or bag. m Wash particularly delicate items, such as tights or lace curtains, and small items, such as socks and handkerchieves, in a net, pillow case or cushion cover. m Turn trousers and knitted items (for example knitwear, T-shirts, sweatshirts, etc. ) inside out. m Ensure that fasteners with inserts (hoops, etc. ) can be washed in a machine. Place items with inserts in a pillowcase, for example, to prevent them from becoming detatched during washing and falling through the perforations in the drum, causing damage to the machine. Removing stains If possible, stains should be treated or removed as soon as they occur. Dried on stains will only be removed after several washes. en 13 First washing cycle Carry out the first wash without any laundry in the machine to remove residual water left from testing the machine at the factory. m Check that the transport security devices have been removed from at the back of the machine (refer to the removal instructions for the machine). m Open the detergent drawer as far as it will go. m Pour approximately one litre of water into chamber II of the drawer m Put standard detergent in chamber II using the measuring cup. Never use detergent for delicate or woollen items because it produces too much foam. [. . . ] Measure the detergent according to the manufacturer's instructions. Select the most appropriate temperature and wash programme for the laundry. Switch the machine off for 5 10 minutes. Prevent foam building up by putting a tablespoon of fabric softener and half a litre / 1 pt of water into the deter gent drawer. [. . . ]