Cycle Guide

These cycles are in the initial cycle list.CycleDetailNormal RefreshConveniently styles most clothes.Quick RefreshFor styling less wrinkled or odorous clothing within a short period of time.Power RefreshFor powerful styling.Suit/Coat RefreshFor styling a suit or a coat.Wool/Knitwear RefreshKeeps wool or knitted fabrics soft.Thin wool/knitted clothing may stretch or retain marks, so use the exclusive hanger or place the clothing on the shelf. The clothing may deform due to its characteristics.Silk RefreshFor styling silk fabric. Do not use other cycles for silk clothing as the fabric may be damaged. Hang long clothing such as long dresses on the left side so that it does not touch the steam outlet (center).Be sure to button or zip up the clothing to prevent it from sliding down.Due to the nature of the silk material, wrinkles may occur at the seams, but this is not considered damage to the clothing.Cashmere RefreshFor styling cashmere knitwear.AI RefreshUse for styling one item with optimized conditions based on the clothing.The appropriate operating conditions are set automatically by detecting the weight and length of clothing. Therefore, remove all empty hangers before using.The operating time may increase depending on the detection of clothing.Fine Dust RemovalShakes off fine dust from clothing.Normal SanitaryFor hygienic cleaning of clothing. Heavy Duty SanitaryFor hygienic cleaning of clothing for longer times than Normal Sanitary.Single Shirt DryTrue Steam is added to this cycle to reduce wrinkles while drying the clothing. Place clothing in the Styler after washing and spinning it dry in a washer.This is the Small Load cycle that dries clothing while quickly removing wrinkles and is designed for one clothing item (a shirt or a t-shirt).Do not use it on clothing made of fabrics that are sensitive to moisture, such as leather or fur, as they may be damaged by True Steam.AI DryDries clothing with optimized conditions based on the clothing. It detects the weight of clothing and sets the appropriate operating conditions automatically.Indoor DehumidificationDehumidifies the room where the appliance is installed. Indoor Dehumidification time can be set to 2 or 4 hours by pressing the Settings button.A notification icon is displayed and a chime sounds if the drain tank is full. Empty the drain tank and press the Start/Pause button to continue the Indoor Dehumidification cycle.Empty the drain tank before using the dehumidify course.It is possible for the room temperature to increase due to outgoing airflow from the appliance. If the surrounding humidity is low, indoor dehumidification may be stopped automatically.Fur/Leather RefreshRemoves moisture and dust from fur or leather, and restores volume to fur that has been flattened by storage or regular use.Follow the care methods recommended by the fur/leather manufacturer.This cycle cannot process furs at the level of a professional company.Use with only one piece of fur clothing. Otherwise, the fur may clump together.If clothes are damp from snow or rain, wipe them off with a dry towel before using the cycle, to keep them from clumping together.To prevent odor from permeating the fabric, run the Normal Sanitary two to three times before using the Fur/Leather Refresh, add an aroma sheet, and use the cycle.Fasten all buttons or zippers before hanging clothes on moving hangers. Otherwise, clothes may fall off the hanger and get damaged. Timed DrySet a dry time for washed and spin-dried clothing.Press once for the default time of 30 minutes. Press the time setting button repeatedly to increase the time up to 3 hours.Edit the list of cycles using the Settings - Edit Cycle List option to use these cycles.CycleDetail Bedding SanitaryKeeps bedding and pillow surfaces clean that cannot be washed often. Padded Coat DryFor drying padded coats and restoring their volume after they are washed and spin-dried.Drying clothing that has not been completely rinsed and spin-dried may leave detergent residue and cause stains or odors on clothing after drying in the Styler.Use with only one padded coat at a time.Down jackets may lose volume after the cycle ends, with feathers clumping inside your clothes. Tap your clothes with palms or empty plastic bottles to restore the volume.Padded Coat RefreshRestores volume and softness to padding.Using with multiple bulky items can decrease drying performance. Style one bulky item at a time. Yoga Wear DryDries yoga/pilates clothes that have been washed and spin-dried. Delicate Low-Temperature DryFor gentle, low-temperature drying of clothing that has been washed and spin-dried.To avoid stretching or leaving hanger marks on clothing, place it on the shelf rather than on hangers for drying.Night Care RefreshMaintains clothing overnight to wear the next day. School Uniform RefreshRefreshes and reduces wrinkles on school uniforms that are difficult to wash every day.Sportswear RefreshKeeps sports clothing such as golf clothing and windbreakers fresh. Rain/Snow DryDries clothes that have become slightly damp in the snow or rain.Warm BlanketsWarm up a blanket in winter to keep you snug.Place the blanket on the shelf or clip it to a hanger before running the cycle to keep it from falling.Scarf RefreshRemoves odors from scarves that you use daily.Place the scarf on the shelf or clip it to a hanger before running the cycle to keep it from falling. Swimwear DryGently dries swimsuits. Baby Clothes SanitaryTakes care of baby clothes hygienically.Use of Sanitary cycles on fabrics that require delicate care, such as fur/leather, cashmere/wool, chiffon and linen, can damage the fabric.Old Clothes RefreshRefreshes clothes that are stored for a long time and smell damp and unpleasant.Use before storing clothes for the season or when moving clothes from storage back to your closet. Warm OvercoatsWarms up your coat, gloves, and scarf when going out in winter.Yoga Wear RefreshKeeps yoga or pilates clothing fresh. Wool/Knitwear DryDries clothing that needs special handling, such as wool or knit clothing.To avoid stretching or leaving hanger marks on clothing, place it on the shelf rather than on hangers for drying.Depending on the content of the fabric, some garments may shrink. Doll SanitaryTakes care of dolls hygienically.Use of Sanitary cycles on fabrics that require delicate care, such as fur/leather, cashmere/wool, chiffon and linen, can damage the fabric. Rainy Days DryFor drying laundry during the rainy season. Suit/School Uniform SanitaryFor keeping suits and uniforms hygienic that cannot be washed or dry cleaned every day.Static RemovalUse it before wearing clothes that are prone to static electricity in winter, such as coats and sweaters.Silent RefreshUse late at night or early in the morning when you want to style clothes quietly.The cycle may take longer than standard styling.Jeans RefreshFor refreshing clothes that are likely to cause stains or fade if you wash them often, like jeans.Dye from jeans may transfer to the walls or floor of the product, so clip jeans to a hanger and use the moving hanger. Knitted Cardigan RefreshFor refreshing knitter cardigans using the round hanger.When operating the Knitted Cardigan Refresh, using a regular styler hanger may deform your clothes.Place unlined knitwear or thick, heavy sweaters on the shelf to use the cycle. Using hangers can leave marks or stretch clothes due to moisture.Do not use with washed or spin-dried cardigans.Pants Crease CareReduce wrinkles in pants and crease pants again by putting pants in the Pants Crease Care.Wet RefreshRefreshes wet and damp clothes.For clothing that has been wet by rain or has absorbed a lot of moisture.The operating time may vary depending on the humidity of the laundry. Follow the care instructions recommended by the fur/leather manufacturer. Failure to do so may cause the fur to be compressed. If clothing is snow- or rain-soaked, wipe clothing with a dry towel before using the Styler. Otherwise, the fur may clump together. Jeans may fade, so clip them to a pants hanger and hang them on the moving hanger. Use an exclusive cycle for delicate clothing that can be damaged by steam (e.g. fur/leather, cashmere/wool, chiffon, linen, etc).Check Fabric Care Guide in this manual and fabric care labels on garment before styling.Wrinkles may remain in some items. Wrinkles caused by extended storage may be difficult to reduce. Wrinkles in cotton or linen may not be reduced completely. Iron after styling, if desired.Some odors can be difficult to remove. Odors from oily substances may be difficult for the steam to penetrate. Odors from extended storage may also be difficult to remove.Cycle times may vary depending on the usage environment, including water temperature.Very thick clothing may not be dried uniformly at the end of the cycle.Styling times for the cycle may be longer for wet clothes that are not spin dried.

Fabric Care Guide

Fabric & ClothesCycleRefreshSanitaryDryWrinklesOdorsCottonTowels, socks, underwear, jeans, sportswear, T-shirts, blankets###Linen, hemp, ramieSummer clothes, tablecloths###Alpaca, camel hair, cashmereCoats, suits#*1#*1#*1#*1Scarves, knitwear#*1#Fur, leatherCoats, scarvesStyle the fur or leather clothes using a Fur/Leather Refresh cycle. Leather must be 100% natural leather (No artificial leather)SilkNeckties, ribbons, scarves, blouses, silk velvet/plushOnly use downloaded Silk Refresh cycle (low temperature drying).WoolSweaters, knitwear#*1#Winter coats, suits, sportswear, uniforms####AcetateSuit lining, blouses, neckties, pajamas####AcrylicThermal underwear, knitwear ####NylonStockings, lingerie, sportswear, curtains####Polyurethane (less than 5%)Stretchable clothing####RayonSuit Lining####Check fabric care labels in garments before use.Fabrics come in a wide variety of weights and finishes and can have different care requirements for each variety. It is difficult to cover them adequately in this manual. Before using the appliance with any item, check the care label before proceeding.Do not put items that are not colorfast, are heat-sensitive, or are not suitable for washing with water in the Refresh or Sanitary cycles. Do a water blot test on a small, inconspicuous spot (an inside seam) to determine if the fabric is colorfast. For further assistance, consult the clothing manufacturer, a dry cleaning professional, or a more detailed fabric care guide.Using the appliance with items that are very wet or are not colorfast may result in damage to the items and staining from fabric dyes on the interior of the cabinet. These stains will not affect the operation of the appliance. Use toothpaste to remove stains from the interior of the cabinet.The appliance does not have a washing function. Wash soiled items before use.