LG WD-14124RD User Manual download pdf (Page 20)

ow

to

use

washer

H

20

1.

Drying

Time

Guide

(Manual

operation)

2.

Drying

guide

Dry

?

This

washer-dryer's

automatical

process

from

washing

to

drying

can

be

selected

easily.

?

For

most

even

drying,

make

sure

all

articles

in

the

clothes

load

are

similar

in

material

and

thickness.

?

Do

not

overload

dryer

by

stuffing

too

many

articles

into

drum.

Items

must

be

able

to

tumble

freely.

?

If

you

open

door

and

remove

load

before

dryer

has

finished

its

cycle,

remember

to

press

the

Start/Pause

button.

?

After

the

end

of

dry,

"

"

is

displayed.

By

pressing

the

"Start/Pause"

button

the

program

can

be

ended.

If

you

not

press

the

"Start/Pause"

button,

the

program

is

ended

after

about

4

hours.

"

"

Cooling

Cycle.

?

By

pressing

the

Dry

button,

the

drying

time

can

be

selected.

?

These

drying

times

are

given

as

a

guide

to

help

you

set

your

dryer

for

manual

drying.

Drying

times

can

vary

greatly

depending

on

dampness,

room

temperature

and

type

of

fabric

and

your

own

experience

will

be

your

best

guide.

?

Time

Add

:

From

10min

to

90min

selectable

10min

is

added

by

pressing

dry

button.

?

Auto

(120min)

:

Cotton

3.5kg

?

Big(150min)

:

Towel

3.5kg

?

Small

(60min)

:

Cotton

2kg

?

Your

dryer

can

handle

a

load

of

up

to

4kg

dry

weight

of

articles.

?

When

loading,

shake

out

each

handful

of

clothes

so

that

they

can

tumble

freely.

Items

should

not

be

loaded

in

a

tangled

condition,

as

this

will

lengthen

the

drying

time.

Woolen

Articles

-

Do

not

tumble

dry

woolen

articles.

Pull

them

to

their

original

shape,

they

ary

them

flat.

Woven

and

Loopknit

Materials

-

Some

woven

and

loopknit

materials

may

shrink,

by

varying

amounts,

depending

on

their

quality.

-

Always

stretch

them

out

immediately

after

drying.

Permanent

Press

and

Synthetics

-

Do

not

overload

your

dryer.

-

Take

out

permanent

press

articles

as

soon

as

the

dryer

stops

to

reduce

wrinkles.

Fibre

or

Leather

Materials

-

Always

check

the

manufacture's

instructions.

Baby

Clothes

an

Night

Gowns

-

Always

check

the

manufacture's

instructions.

Rubber

and

Plastics

-

Do

not

dry

any

items

made

from

or

containing

rubber

or

plastics,

such

as:

a)

aprons,

bibs,

chair

covers

b)

curtains

and

tablecloths

Fiberglass

-

Do

not

dry

fiberglass

articles

in

your

dryer.

Glass

particles

left

in

the

dryer

could

be

picked

up

by

your

clothes

the

next

time

you

use

the

dryer

and

irritate

your

skin.

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