How to use a Hi washing machine

Almost all modern washing machines have a similar design, control principle, program selection, and other features. Therefore, any housewife only needs to use one machine briefly to understand the operating principles of almost any other "home helper." Using a Hi washing machine is as easy as using any other washing machine, so if you already have an automatic washing machine, you'll have no trouble understanding your new purchase. It's a different story for those who have never used such devices before. For them, as well as for anyone looking to refresh their knowledge, we'll provide a detailed explanation of how to use this brand's products, available at Eldorado stores.

Test launch of equipment

First of all, after purchasing a new household appliance, you should always carefully read the official instructions. It provides all the necessary information on how to operate the device, from decoding the icons on the control panel and describing all operating cycles, to recommendations and precautions to be observed during washing. Carefully reading the user manual will help you always get perfectly clean laundry and prevent breakdowns of your household appliances.

Please note that before washing your first load of dirty laundry, you must run a cycle without any clothes. This is necessary to clean the inside of the machine of any factory grease, dust, dirt, or other debris that may have accumulated during storage. To do this, ensure there are no foreign objects in the drum, add an effective detergent to the detergent drawer, and then run a long cycle with high water temperature. After this check, you can begin a standard wash cycle.

• Connect the machine to the network.
• Load dirty clothes into the drum, not exceeding the minimum and maximum load.
• Close the door until you hear a distinctive click, which will inform the user that the lock has been activated.
• Add household chemicals needed for a specific wash to the detergent drawer.
• Activate the washing machine using the power button.
• Select the desired washing mode using the program selector.
• If necessary, adjust additional parameters of the work cycle, such as spin speed, water heating, and others.
• Start the work with the "Start/Pause" button.

This is where the washing machine's owner's work ends, as the appliance will handle the rest of the work itself. It will quickly fill with water, clean the clothes during the main wash cycle and pre-wash cycle if activated, then rinse and spin the items. When the cycle is complete, the appliance will alert the user with a distinctive beep. The laundry can be removed after a few minutes, once the automatic door lock is released.

Typical algorithms of the Hi-Speed ​​machine

Using a Hi washing machine is a pleasure if the owner knows exactly what to do. To do this, carefully read the instructions and learn the basic washing modes, as well as the additional features that make life much easier. It's also worth remembering the purpose of the programs because among them there are both universal ones and special ones needed for specific types and colors of fabric. Use them wisely to improve the condition of your favorite items, not ruin expensive clothes. Let's highlight the main work cycles.

• Cotton. A program for working with cotton, calico, and linen items, such as pajamas, shirts, and towels. bed linen And so on. In this mode, the machine heats the water to 60-90 degrees Celsius, accelerates the drum to maximum speed during the spin cycle, and washes for 90 to 150 minutes.

The duration of programs varies in different washing machine models, so it is better to look for this indicator in the instructions.

• Synthetics. This cycle is designed for synthetic and blended garments and effectively cleans man-made fibers. To avoid damaging the garments, the water is heated to only 40-60 degrees Celsius, and the cycle lasts only 60-120 minutes. The spin cycle is also performed at maximum speed.
• Pre-wash. This function is activated when extremely dirty items need to be soaked. When this option is enabled, the machine soaks the garment for approximately an hour and then processes it during the main wash cycle. To effectively remove stubborn stains, be sure to add detergent not only to the main wash compartment but also to the pre-wash compartment.
• Delicate. A special cycle for delicate fabrics such as silk, satin, lace, and organza. This program spins the drum very slowly, uses more liquid, and heats it to only 30 degrees Celsius. The cycle lasts approximately 60 minutes.
• Intensive. The complete opposite of the other modes on the list, it heats the water immediately to 95 degrees Celsius, rapidly spins the drum, and lasts for approximately 120 minutes, effectively removing even the most stubborn stains. This mode is recommended only for durable fabrics that can withstand intense abrasion and high temperatures.
• Express. This program quickly cleans lightly soiled clothes in just 15-45 minutes. It allows you to quickly refresh items in water heated to 30-40 degrees Celsius.
• Children's. A special cycle for baby clothes that cleans dirty items and removes residue from household chemicals that can cause irritation. This machine achieves this effect through a rich rinse, intensive drum rotation, and high water temperature.

This feature is also great for people with allergies.

• Sports. A separate cycle for cleaning sportswear, shoes, thermal underwear, and other items made of membrane, spandex, and stretch fabric. It removes dirt and sweat odor without damaging the fabric, preserving its beneficial properties.
• Night. A special wash cycle designed for overnight use, allowing you to avoid waking your family, as the cycle runs without beeps or loud spins.
• Biophase. A special mode for removing organic contaminants. To use it, load the detergent dispenser with enzyme-based household cleaning products.
• Easy Iron. This option makes ironing significantly easier. It features a smooth drum rotation and a slow spin cycle, resulting in clothes that are virtually wrinkle-free and remain slightly damp during washing.
• Rinse. This function provides an additional rinse step to better remove detergent from the fabric fibers.
• Spin. This feature allows you to spin items separately if they are still damp after the first cycle. Spinning takes approximately 5 minutes.

The presence or absence of modes depends solely on the Hi washing machine model, so don't be surprised if your "home helper" has fewer or more cycles. You can find details about a particular program in the user manual. Don't be lazy and consult the manual often, as it will make using your washing machine not only easier but also more efficient and safer.

   

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