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Proper Use of Detergent:
Low-Susding is recommended for front load style washers. This type of detergent
prevents damage to your washing machine; which may be caused by excess
amount of suds entering the condensing compartment.
Note: You can use less or more detergent depending on the size of the load, water
type in your area whether it is soft or hard and whether the clothes are
heavily soiled or lightly soiled. Besides the performance of the washing
machine the quality of the detergent also affect the washing result.
Warning: • Never pour fabric softener directly onto clothes as it may stain your
clothes or you may get spots on your clothes.
• Do not use powder form of softener into dispenser it may clog up the
dispenser. This dispenser is only designed for liquid only.
Dryer Operation:
• Your dryer is "condensing type" which means it requires no venting. During
the drying process, the evaporating water from your clothes is condensed by the
machine and drained in the form of water out of the drain hose. The machine
uses small amount of fresh water that is automatically fed to the machine from the
inlet hose. You may hear that the machine is drawing water during the dry cycle.
• With this vent-less design, you can install the dryer under the counter to have a
built-in look or any other enclosed area.
Note: The drying operation of this unit is different then other dryers you may have
used in the past. Large household and laundromat dryer operate on 220
volt which supply more elctricity and allows faster drying time. Your washer
& dryer combo unit operates on 115 volts; which supply less electricity,
resulting in longer drying time.
• You can select drying time from 2 settings. 120 mintutes for High Temp and up to
80 minutes for Low Temp. See below the recommended
temperature and time setting for different clothes:
Dry Time Selection
120 minutes
80 minutes
Heat Type
High
Low
Types of clothes
For jeans and towel
etc.
For light garments such
as bed sheets, skirts,
socks etc.
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