general load capacity
- All maximum load capacity mentioned here is determined by means of careful and adapted loading of the elements with objects.
- Drawers and baskets up to a width of 60 cm can be loaded up to 20 kg.
- Baskets from 80 to 120 cm can be loaded up to 40 kg.
- Carousel, half carousel and magic corner can be loaded up to 20 kg.
- Pharmacy cabinets can be loaded up to 80 kg. The load must be evenly distributed over the racks.
- Wall units up to 60 kg can be loaded with shelves of up to 15 kg.
dishwasher
- Do not open the dishwasher immediately after the rinse cycle, as otherwise the escaping water vapor can damage the worktop above and adjacent furniture.
- The dishes are not dry properly: check that there is still enough rinse aid in the reservoir and that the dosage is not too low. Rinse aid ensures that the water slides off the dishes easily. If the crockery comes out of the machine dry and plastic does not, this is because plastic cools down faster. This causes water to stick to it. There's nothing you can do about this. Clear out the bottom rack first, so you won't be bothered by water dripping from the top rack.
vapor and heat
- Do not allow vapor and heat from appliances, such as microwave ovens, coffee machines or egg boilers, to act directly on your furniture. Vapor causes your furniture parts to swell.
- When cooking, always switch on the extractor hood 5 minutes in advance to create air circulation, so that better extraction is achieved.
glass ceramic hob
- You should clean the ceramic hob after each use. Even the tiniest dirt residues can burn into the next use.
- Remove light residues with a damp cloth, possibly with a commercially available cleaning agent. Then dry well.
- Burnt-on substances, such as sugar, salt or sugary food residues, are best removed with a glass scraper while these substances are still warm.
hobs and sinks
- Stainless steel acts as a shiny element in the kitchen. To maintain this shine, it is best to clean sinks, hobs and similar elements with a sponge or non-woven cloth.
- If flash rust iron shavings remain in your sink, for example after installing a water pipe/tap, then you should remove the oxidized iron particles immediately with the usual stainless steel cleaner.
