LG S5MSB 23.5 in. 7.4 cu. ft. Clothes Styler Built-In Steam Clothing

OPERATION

Operation Overview

1. Prepare items.

   • Wash clothes first, if needed.
   • Exclude heat-sensitive items or items that can be damaged by exposure to water.
   • Place items on hangers or the shelf.
   • Fasten buttons and close zippers to keep items on moving hangers and prevent damage.

2. Clean the lint filter and change the sheet in the aroma filter.

   • Lift out filter and remove lint from last load for faster and more efficient performance. Reinstall filter, checking alignment when closing grille. Do not operate the appliance without the lint filter in place. If using a fabric softener sheet in the aroma filter, change it after every use.

3. Check the water tanks.
   Fill water supply tank if needed. Empty water drain tank if needed. Use clean tap water in the supply tank for better product performance and lifespan. Do not use distilled water or reuse water from the drain tank.

4. Load the appliance.

   • Pay attention to fabric care labels and cycle choice. If clothing is not appropriate for the cycle selected, it may shrink or be seriously damaged.
   • Remove all empty hangers to avoid noise, friction, and damage to clothing.

5. Turn on the appliance.

   • Touch Power button to turn on the appliance.

6. Choose a desired cycle.
   Touch a cycle selector button. Press the button repeatedly to toggle through the selections

7. Begin a cycle.

   • Touch and hold the Start/Pause button to begin a cycle. Pause a cycle at any time by touching Start/Pause again. If you do not press the Start/Pause button to resume a cycle within a certain time, the appliance turns off automatically and all cycle settings are lost
   • Do not open the door during a cycle. If steam or hot air escapes, condensation may collect on the floor or walls, resulting in damage or mold.

8. End of cycle.

   • Remove items when the cycle finishes. Leave the door open to let hot air escape. The interior light shuts off after 1.5 minutes if the door is left open

Preparing Loads

Checking Fabric Care Labels
Most articles of clothing feature fabric care labels that include instructions for proper care. Below are some of the symbols that are relevant to choosing appropriate items for the appliance.

Symbols on Care Labels

Some fabrics marked with a “do not wash” label, such as fur and leather, can be used with the appliance.

Sorting Items

• For best fabric care results, always treat fabrics with similar care requirements together.
• Different fabrics have different care requirements, and some fabrics cannot be treated using certain cycles or should be treated separately.

Checking Items before Loading

Some items are not appropriate for use with the appliance. Using the wrong cycle for items can result in damage to fabrics.

• Check all pockets to make sure that they are empty. Items such as clips, pens, coins, and keys can damage both the appliance and your clothes.
• Do not put items that are sensitive to heat or are not suitable for washing with water in Styler cycles that use steam. Use the Gentle Dry cycle only.
• Fur and leather (only 100% real leather) should only be treated with the Fur/Leather Care cycle. This cycle is a downloadable cycle.
• Wash heavily soiled or stained clothes before putting them in the appliance. The appliance does not have a washing function. Loose soil or stains can be transferred between garments during cycles.
• Treat items with an unpleasant odor in a separate load. Odors can be transferred between items during cycles.
• Clothing should be securely fastened, with zippers and buttons closed, so that it does not fall off the moving hanger during the cycle.
• Do not put very wet items in the appliance to dry. Shake off or wring out excess water before putting items in the cabinet to dry. If a large amount of water pools in the cabinet, styling performance may suffer or the appliance may be damaged.

Checking Items before Every Load

Checking the Lint Filter
Always make sure the lint filter is clean before starting a new load; a clogged lint filter will increase styling times.

1. Open the front grille a and take out the lint filter b.
2. Brush the lint filter with a soft brush or clean it with a vacuum cleaner. If the lint filter is torn or damaged, replace it with a new one.
3. Reinstall the filter.

Checking the Aroma Filter
Use a dryer fabric softener sheet to add a refreshing aroma to items. Replace the fabric softener sheet after every use.

1. Remove the aroma filter from the appliance.
2. Open the aroma filter and insert a dryer fabric softener sheet a into it.
3. Close the aroma filter and insert it back in the appliance.
   • Insert the aroma filter in the direction of the arrow. You can adjust the opening of the aroma filter using the adjustment lever. The more open the aroma filter is, the richer the aroma gets.
4. When the cycle is complete, remove the aroma filter and discard the fabric softener sheet.
5. Reinsert the aroma filter.
   NOTE : Instead of using a fabric softener sheet, you can spray perfume 4-5 times on a cotton pad and then place it in the aroma filter to use. (However, the fragrance strength can vary depending on the scent.)

Checking the Water Tanks
Check the water in the water tanks before use. The water supply tank must be filled with water before using the appliance. The appliance does not work without water. The water drain tank should be emptied before each use.

1. Pull the handle of the tank forward and remove the tanks from the appliance. Check the water level of the tanks.
2. Make sure the water supply tank is filled with water.
   • The full water supply tank can be used approximately four times, depending on the cycles used.
   • Use clean tap water or bottled water for best performance and longer product life. Do not use distilled water or reuse the water from the drain tank. the water in the fully filled water supply tank
   • The first time the appliance is used, 2/3 of the water in the fully filled water supply tank is used. Less water is used in following cycles.
3. Make sure the water drain tank is empty.
4. The drain tank will be filled after about three uses. The tank fills more quickly during styling cycles. The appliance does not work if the drain tank is full.
   • Some discoloration of the water drain tank may occur over time. This is normal and will not affect product performance.

Loading the Appliance

WARNING

• Flammable objects such as lighters or matches could ignite, causing a fire. Remove them from pockets to avoid fire, explosion, or death.
• Never style clothes that have been exposed to oil, gasoline, or other flammable substances.
• Failure to obey this warning can result in fire, explosion, or death.

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. Use the Pants Crease Care to crease pants.
• 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.
• 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 loose, it may result in vibration, noise and damage to clothing.

CAUTION

• 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

1. 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.

Using Hangers
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.
  • 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.

1. Select an appropriate hanger
   • Choose the appliance hanger that fits the item you are hanging up.
2. 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.
3. Place the hangers into the slots of the moving hanger.

The Pants Hanger
Place pants either on the moving hanger or in the Pants Crease Care, depending on whether maintaining the creases on the pants legs is desired.

• Hanging pants on the moving hanger may reduce the creases on pants legs.
• To maintain the creases on pants legs use the Pants Crease Care.
• Pants should be no wider than 441/16 in. (112 cm) or longer than 45 1/4 in. (115 cm) to fit in the Pants Crease Care. Check the size of the pants before using the Pants Crease Care. If pants are too large, use the moving hanger.

Opening and Closing the Pants Hanger

1. To open, fold the hook down toward the hanger blades to unlock and separate the blades.
2. Once pants are inserted, bring the blades together and rotate the hook up and away from the blades to lock them in place.

Hanging Pants On the Pants Hanger

1. Remove all objects from pants pockets and button the back pockets.
2. Fold pants along crease lines (or where crease lines would be), and attach the pants hanger at the ends of the pants legs.
3. Tug gently on the sides of the pants legs. Make sure pants are stretched tight within the hanger, with no wrinkles, and will not fall out of the hanger during the cycle.
4. Place the pants hanger on the moving hanger or in the Pants Crease Care

The Pants Crease Care
Hang clothes in the Pants Crease Care using the pants hanger provided with the appliance or any pants hanger that fits into the hooks above the door to the Pants Crease Care.

1. Open the Pants Crease Care by pressing on the icon on the side.
2. Hang the pants hanger on the hook above the Pants Crease Care that best fits the length of the pants being pressed
3. Swing the panels so they’re between the pant legs.
4. Make sure the pants are hanging straight.

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.

1. Close the Pants Crease Care, and then straighten the pants once more.

Assembling the Shelf

1. Hold the shelf so that the grey trim is toward the front.
2. Insert the left shelf groove into the left shelf support, then lower the right shelf groove onto the right shelf support.
3. To disassemble, lift up the right side of the shelf, then pull out the left side of the shelf from the shelf support.

Storing Hangers
Remove unused hangers from the moving hanger and store them in the shelf during operation. This prevents noise and damage to clothing.

1. Insert the hangers between the rails of the shelf
2. When styling long clothes, if the shelf is stored on the shelf holder, store the hangers outside the appliance during operation.
3. Do not use the shelf to store heavy items.

Control Panel
The control panel responds to touch using static electricity. A light touch is enough to operate it. Use a cloth when cleaning the controls to avoid contacting and activating the buttons. Foreign substances on the control, wearing gloves, or touching the buttons through cloth may prevent the buttons from activating.

Control Panel Features
Depending on the model, some of the following functions may not be available.

1. Power Button
   Touch the Power button to turn the appliance On/Off. Once the cycle is complete, the appliance automatically turns off after a few seconds if no buttons are touched.

2. Cycle Process Indicator
   This portion of the display shows which stage of the styling cycle is currently underway.

3. Option and Alert Indicators
   Night Care: lights up when the appliance is in Night Care mode.
   Delay On : lights up when the Delay Start feature is set.
   Fill Water: lights up when the water supply tank is missing or empty.
   Empty Water: lights up when the water drain tank is missing or full.
   lights up when the appliance can be controlled remotely.
   lights up when the appliance is connected to a Wi-Fi network at home.

4. Time Display
   The display shows the estimated time remaining and error messages for the appliance. The cycle time may vary depending on usage conditions.

5. Start/Pause Button
   Touch and hold to start the selected cycle. If the appliance is running, touch to pause the cycle without losing the current settings.

6. Refresh Cycle
   Touch this button to select a Refresh cycle. Touch the button repeatedly to toggle through the selections.

7. Remote Start

   • With the LG ThinQ app, you can use a smartphone to control your appliance remotely.
   • In order to use the Remote Start function, refer to SMART FUNCTIONS.

8. Special Care Cycle
   Touch this button to select a Special Care cycle. Touch the button repeatedly to toggle through the selections.
   Control Lock: Touch and hold this button for 3 second to lock/unlock the control panel.
   NOTE: Downloaded setting to use specialized cycles available for download to your appliance. Use the provided default cycle or download a new cycle using the LG ThinQ application on a smartphone.

9. Sanitary Cycle
   Touch this button to select a Sanitary cycle. Touch the button repeatedly to toggle through the selections.
   Night Care: Touch and hold the Sanitary button for 3 seconds to activate/deactivate the Night Care function.

10. Gentle Dry Cycle
    Touch this button to select a Gentle Dry cycle. Touch the button repeatedly to toggle through the selections.
    Smart DiagnosisTM: Touch and hold this button for 3 seconds to turn on the self diagnosis feature.

11. Delay Start / Wi-Fi
    Touch this button to delay the start time of the cycle.
    Wi-Fi: Touch and hold this button for 3 seconds to connect the appliance to the LG ThinQ application.

Cycle Table
The cycles are designed to fit a variety of situations. Select the cycle and setting that best match the load contents and desired results for maximum performance and fabric care.

Styling Cycle Guide

vibration. The setting is designed to help care for suits and coats containing natural fibers.
 |  | Pants Crease: helps to put a crease in pants.
 |  | Downloaded: The default downloaded cycle is Wool/Knit. Download a new cycle using the LG ThinQ application on a smartphone.
Note|  | LG ThinQ app to check the download cycle and its description.

Process Details for Each Cycle

• Preparing : This process heats the water in the water tank in preparation for supplying steam.
• Refreshing : This process sprays steam on the clothes.
• Drying : This process removes moisture in the clothes.
• Sanitizing : This process removes germs from the clothes

Normal

| Preparing| Refreshing| Drying                       Sanitizing

---|---|---|---
Gentle Dry         Rain/Snow| #| #| #
Dehumidify|  |  | #

Fabric Care Guide

Cotton

Towels, socks,

underwear, jeans,

| Refresh

| Sanitary

| Gentle Dry

---|---|---|---
sportswear, T-shirts, blankets|  |  |
Linen, hemp, ramie

Summer clothes,

|

|

|

tablecloths|  |  |
Alpaca, camel hair, cashmere|

|

|

Coats, suits|  |  |
Scarves, knitwear| #|  | #

SMART FUNCTIONS

LG ThinQ Application
The LG ThinQ application allows you to communicate with the appliance using a smartphone.

LG ThinQ Application Features
Communicate with the appliance from a smartphone using the convenient smart features.

Energy Monitoring
power consumption is affected by selected cycles and options.

Remote Control

• Control the appliance remotely or check to see how much time is left in the cycle from the LG ThinQ application.

Before Using LG ThinQ Application

1. Check the distance between the appliance and the wireless router (Wi-Fi network).

2. Turn off the Mobile data or Cellular Data on your smartphone

3. Connect your smartphone to the wireless router

References

• LG Open Source

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