Hoover H-WASH-300-PRO user manual

The symbols on a washing machine, such as the Hoover H-WASH-300-PRO, are used to indicate different settings and functions. Here are some common symbols you may find on a washing machine and their meanings:
1. Power Button: This symbol typically represents the power or on/off button of the machine.
2. Start/Pause Button: This symbol indicates the button to start or pause the washing machine.
3. Program Selector: This symbol is used to select different washing programs or cycles, such as normal, quick wash, delicate, wool, etc.
4. Temperature Settings: These symbols represent different temperature options for the wash, such as cold, warm, or hot water.
5. Spin Speed: These symbols indicate the speed at which the drum will spin during the wash or spin cycle, such as no spin, low spin, medium spin, or high spin.
6. Water Level: These symbols depict the water level options for the wash, such as low, medium, or high water levels.
7. Rinse Option: This symbol represents an additional rinse cycle, which can be useful for people with sensitive skin or allergies.
8. Drain or Spin Only: This symbol indicates a program that drains the water or just spins the wet clothes to remove excess water without washing.
It's important to refer to the specific user manual of your washing machine to understand all the symbols and their meanings as they may vary slightly between different models and brands.

In the Hoover H-WASH 300 PRO washing machine, you should put the detergent in the detergent drawer. The detergent drawer is typically located on the front panel of the machine, just above or next to the washing drum. It usually has different compartments for the main wash detergent, pre-wash detergent (if needed), and fabric softener. Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions and recommended dosage for the specific detergent you are using.