Choosing a Styling Method

ItemHow to style itSuit coat, blazerMoving hangerCoat, jacket (short)Coat (long)Dress (short)Moving hanger after removing shelfDress (long)SkirtMoving hangerLightweight blanket, throwBaby blanketPants (not creased)ShortsChildren’s clothesScarfMoving hanger or shelf*1TieShawlLingerieMoving hanger or shelf*1 (if delicate)Shirt, blouseCap, hatShelf*1Stuffed toysPillowSweaterKnitwearBaby clothesThe shelf is sold separately.

The Moving Hanger

Hang clothes on the moving hanger using the hangers provided with the appliance, or use any plastic or metal hanger that hooks snugly into the indentations in the moving hanger.Use the moving hanger for suits, coats, jackets, blouses, dresses, skirts, and pants that don’t require a crease.Anything that can be securely placed on a hanger and steamed or dried without retaining hanger marks or other damage can be placed on the moving hanger.Style sweaters or knits on the shelf to avoid hanger marks.Arrange clothing so it does not touch the sides or rear of the cabinet, if possible. Condensation may form on the interior surface of the cabinet, and items in contact with the surface may remain damp at the end of the cycle. Hang larger items on the diagonal indentations on the moving hanger.The moving hanger will move even when only the shelf is being used.When using an ordinary metal/plastic hanger, the hook should be less than 5/32 in. (4 mm) thick and the hook must fit in the indentation in the moving hanger snugly. If the fit is too lose, it may result in vibration, noise and damage to clothing.Remove empty hangers from the moving hanger and place them on the shelf before starting a cycle. Empty hangers may cause unnecessary noise, friction, and damage to fabrics.Do not lean or pull on the moving hanger.Hang hangers in the same direction on the moving hanger to prevent collisions.Do not allow children to play with or hang onto the moving hanger. The appliance could tip, resulting in damage or injury.

Using the Moving Hanger

Insert hangers into slots and pull down to secure the hook snugly.Hooks should fit down in the slots snugly to prevent noise, vibration, or damage to items during operation.Use the diagonal slots (b, d) for bulky items.Do not use diagonal slots (b, d) and standard slots (a, c, e) during the same cycle. The hangers may knock into each other and damage clothing.Do not overcrowd items. The fewer items, the better the styling performance. Items that touch the sides of the cabinet may pick up condensation from the cabinet and fail to style completely.The hangers that come with the appliance are for use with the appliance only. Any plastic or metal hanger that has a hook less than 4 mm thick and hooks snugly into the indentations in the moving hanger can be used in the appliance.Do not use hangers with wool, knitwear, or delicate lingerie. The garments may stretch or be left with hanger marks.Wrinkles may appear at the back of the collar on some garments.Use the diagonal hanger grooves in the moving hanger for large or bulky items.Remove empty hangers or store them in the shelf during operation.Fasten buttons and zippers on hanging clothes to prevent them from falling off hangers during operation. Fasten the neck area with cotton string if there is no button or zipper.Remove or store the shelf when hanging longer items so items won’t get wrinkled.Select an appropriate hanger.Choose the appliance hanger that fits the item you are hanging up.Fasten the buttons and zippers on all garments and hang them on hangers.Doing so helps keep the garments from falling or becoming more wrinkled during the cycle. If a garment has no buttons or zipper, fasten it with a cotton string around the collar area.Place the hangers into the slots of the moving hanger.

The Shelf

Use the shelf when styling clothes or other items that are difficult to hang or that may be damaged by styling on a hanger.Do not allow children to climb on or hang on the shelf. The shelf may fall or the appliance may tip, resulting in damage or injury.Do not place heavy objects on the shelf or use it to store objects. The shelf may fall, resulting in damage or injury.Use the shelf for sweaters, knits, lingerie, or delicate blouses that can show hanger marks, stretching, or other damage if dried on a hanger.For best styling performance, do not stack items on the shelf. Style single items or place items side by side with space between.When not in use, store the shelf on the shelf holder knobs in the back of the cabinet.Arrange items on the shelf so they do not touch the sides or rear of the cabinet, if possible. Condensation may form on the interior surface of the cabinet, and items in contact with the surface may remain damp at the end of the cycle.Some models do not include the shelf. To purchase a shelf, contact an LG Electronics Customer Information Center or visit the website at http://www.lg.com.Hold the shelf so that the grey trim is toward the front.Insert the left shelf groove into the left shelf support, then lower the right shelf groove onto the right shelf support.The shelf cannot be assembled by sliding it into the cabinet. It will fall if not assembled properly.To disassemble, lift up the right side of the shelf, then pull out the left side of the shelf from the shelf support.Hang the shelf on the shelf holder when treating long clothes such as coats or dresses.Remove unused hangers from the moving hanger and store them in the shelf during operation. This prevents noise and damage to clothing.Insert the hangers between the rails of the shelf.When styling long clothes, if the shelf is stored on the shelf holder, store the hangers outside the appliance during operation.Do not use the shelf to store heavy items.