Fagor FA-5812, FA-5812 X Care & Instruction Manual
CARE & INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL
GUIDE D’UTILISATION ET D’ENTRETIEN
MANUAL DE INSTRUCIONES Y MANTENIMIENTO
WASHING MACHINE • LAVEUSE • LAVADORA
FA-5812 X • FA-5812
NOTE: To avoid accident and damage, please read these instructions carefully before operating the appliance.
NOTE: Veuillez lire ces instructions attentivement a fin d’éviter accidents et dommages.
NOTA: Por favor, lea este manual de instrucciones atentamente para evitar posibles daños o accidentes.
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MISES EN GARDE ET CONSIGNES
DE SÉCURITÉ
SPÉCIFICATIONS
INSTALLATION ET MONTAGE
UTILISATION DE L’APPAREIL
ET CONSEILS PRATIQUES
ENTRETIEN ET NETTOYAGE
DE L’APPAREIL
SÉCURITÉ ET DÉPANNAGE
MISES EN GARDE CONCERNANT
L’ENVIRONNEMENT
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WARNINGS AND SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
INSTALLATION AND SETUP
MACHINE OPERATION
AND USEFUL TIPS
MAINTENANCE AND
CLEANING
SAFETY AND TROUBLESHOOTING
ENVIRONMENTAL WARNINGS
washing machine
table of contents
laveuse
table des matières
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ADVERTENCIAS E INSTRUCCIONES
DE SEGURIDAD
ESPECIFICACIONES
INSTALACIÓN Y MONTAJE
USO DEL APARATO
Y CONSEJOS PRÁCTICOS
MANTENIMIENTO
Y LIMPIEZA DEL APARATO
SEGURIDAD Y SOLUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS
ADVERTENCIAS SOBRE
EL MEDIO AMBIENTE
lavadora
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Faster cycles.
• Reduced cycle times give you more free
time.
Timer delays.
• To take advantage of energy rates.
ALWAYS WITH INNOVATION IN MIND
LCD displays.
• Continuous display of washing cycles and
times.
Detergent dispenser designed for
maximum ease of use.
• Easy removal for cleaning.
• Allows the use of liquid detergents.
The new line of washing machines is designed to make your life easier:
ALWAYS KEEPING YOUR COMFORT IN
MIND
Large door.
Maximum opening.
• Higher than a standard axle and tilted
drum for maximum ergonomics.
• Maximum opening makes loading clothes
easier.
Open door button.
• Easy-to-use button allows you to instantly
open the lid (varies according to model).
Easy-access filter.
• Easy cleaning and maintenance.
ALWAYS WITH SAVINGS IN MIND
7 kg - 15.43 lb capacity.
• Fewer wash cycles mean greater savings.
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safety instructions
Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas
may be produced in a hot-water system that
has not been used for two weeks or more.
Hydrogen gas is explosive. If the hot-water
system has not been used for two weeks or
more, turn on the hot-water faucets and let
water flow for a few minutes before operating
the washing machine. This will cause any
built-up hydrogen gas to dissipate. Since
the gas is flammable, do not smoke or keep
an open flame on while the faucets are
running.
Do not allow children to play over or inside
the machine. Strict supervision is required
when using the machine around children.
The door must be removed before the
machine is disposed of or taken out of
service.
Do not access the inside of the machine
if the drum or the agitator are moving.
warnings
This washing machine comes with a
manual, which includes installation, operation,
and maintenance instructions. Please read
all instructions carefully before using the
washing machine.
Do not wash garments that have been
previously cleaned, washed, soaked or
treated with gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents,
or other flammable or explosive substances.
They could give off vapors that may ignite
or explode.
Do not add gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents
or any other flammable or explosive
substances to the wash water, since these
give off vapors that may ignite or explode.
Do not attempt to repair the machine,
replace any of its components, or service it
in any way, unless it is recommended in the
maintenance instructions included in the
manual.
Do not climb over the machine or lean on
the open loading door.
Do not use an extension or adapter to
connect the washing machine to the wall
outlet.
The machine may only be used for its
intended purposes.
Follow the washing instructions
recommended by the garment manufacturer.
Before operating the machine, ensure that:
• It has been installed according to the
installation instructions.
• All water lines, drain tubes, electrical
connections and ground lines are
connected according to local laws and/or
other applicable regulations.
To avoid fire hazards, electric shocks, personal injury, or other types of damage, take the
following precautions when using your washing machine:
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washing machine
Water inlet hose
specifications
Drain hose
Top surface
Power
supply cable
Control
panel
Detergent
dispenser
Stainless
steel wash
drum
Filter
Baseboard
Door
Back plugs
Open-end wrench
Drain tube bender
Leveling
feet
ACCESSORIES LOCATED
INSIDE THE DRUM
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washing machine
a There are 3 locking screws located at
the back of the washing machine.
b Using the wrench provided, loosen the
3 screws and remove them completely,
along with the metal washer and the
black rubber and plastic tubes which
make up the locking system.
c Insert the 3 provided plastic plugs in the
holes from which you removed the
locking screws.
installation and setup
Keep the locking screws in case you
need to move the machine in the future.
Important!
a Remove the base, corner protectors,
and the top cover.
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UNPACKING AND
UNLOCKING THE
WASHING MACHINE
UNLOCKING
UNPACKING
CONNECTING TO
THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM
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CONNECTING TO THE WATER AND
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
The water inlet tube is located inside the
drum:
a Connect the elbow end of the tube to
the threaded intake of the electro valve
located at the back of the machine.
b Connect the other end of the tube to
the water intake. Once you have
completed this operation, tighten the
connecting bolt firmly.
installation and setup
The elbow part of the drain tube must
be firmly connected to the outlet, so it
does not fall off, in order to avoid the
risk of flooding.
If your washing machine has an inlet for
hot water, connect the red threaded
tube to the hot water faucet, and to the
electro valve with a red filter.
The washing machine must be
connected to the water inlet system
using the new inlet tubes provided with
the machine. The previously used water
inlet tubes must not be used.
For the washing machine to function
properly, the water pressure should be
0.05-1MPa (0.5-10 kg/cm
2
/ 1.10-22.05
psi).
a It is recommended to have a fixed drain
outlet, 50-70cm/19.69-27.56in from the
floor.
The supplied elbow should be used to
prevent the drain tube from being too
tight, bent or pinched.
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Important!
max.
70 cm.
27,56”
min.
50 cm.
19,69”
CONNECTING TO
THE WATER SYSTEM
Important!
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LEVELING THE WASHING MACHINE AND CONNECTING
TO THE POWER SYSTEM
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Before making any electrical connections, refer
to the data indicated on the specifications
label attached to the machine’s door. Make
sure that the voltage supplied to the plug’s
base is the one indicated on the label.
Do not remove the specifications label, as the
information on it is important.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
LEVELING THE MACHINE
The washing machine must be connected
to a properly grounded power outlet.
The electrical installation, plug, outlet, fuses,
or automatic switch and counter must be
adjusted to the maximum power indicated
on the specifications label.
Do not insert the machine’s plug into the
outlet with wet or moist hands.
To remove the cable from the outlet, pull
out the pin body, do not pull from the cable.
If the power supply cable is damaged, it
must be replaced with a special cable or
assembly supplied by the manufacturer or
after-sales service department.
On recessed washing machines, the outlet
pin must be accessible after installation.
Connect to individual branch circuit.
a We recommend seating and
leveling the back first. Once these
are well seated, firmly fix the metal
locknut to the top section.
b Place the washing machine in the
recess. A wet floor may help you
drag the machine to its definitive
location.
c Level and fix the front feet in the
same manner as the back feet.
Be sure to keep the supplied
wrench, you might need it again.
Important!
tone button
Now that you have successfully installed the
washing machine, we recommend you set the
configuration menu with a series of general
functions, such as:
- Language selection
- Tone selection
- Message end tone
- Time setting
a Press the ON/OFF button.
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SETTING THE
CONFIGURATION MENU
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CONFIGURATION MENU
a Press the Menu button. A language
name appears on the display located
on the control panel.
b Turn the selector knob until the desired
language is selected.
c The language name appears.
d Push the selector knob to accept the
language selected.
LANGUAGE SELECTION
a “Tone YES” appears on the display.
b Turn the selector knob until the desired
option is selected:
- Tone YES
- Tone NO
- Button press tone
- Control tone
c Push the selector knob to accept the
tone option selected.
TONE SELECTION
ESPANOL
ESPAnOL
tone
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a “Message End Tone” appears on the
display.
b Turn the selector knob until the desired
option is selected:
- No tone
- 1 min. tone
- 5 min. tone
- 10 min. tone
- 15 min. tone
c Push the selector knob to accept the
option selected.
MESSAGE END SETTING
a “Clock Time” appears on the display.
b Turn the selector knob to set the time.
The hour is set and then the minutes.
c Push the selector knob to accept the
time selected.
CLOCK TIME SETTING
end tone 5 min
message end tone
clock time 11:30
clock time
To exit the configuration menu, press
the Menu button on any of the screens.
Important!
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installation and setup
We recommend that you pre-clean the washing
machine.
This is meant to check the installation,
connections and drainage system, as well as
to fully clean the inside of the machine before
starting a wash cycle (see operation instructions
on the following pages).
a Select normal program 5 at 60ºC / 140ºF,
by turning the selector knob. The
program appears on the display.
b Press the Start/Pause button.
BEFORE WASHING CLOTHES
5.COTTON 60oC
PRE-CLEANING
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washing machine
operating the machine and useful tips
PREPARING CLOTHES
a Sort clothes by fabric or type.
We recommend the use of gentle cycles
for delicate garments. Wool garments
may be washed with a special cycle for
wool fabrics.
b Sort clothes by degree of soiling.
•Use a short cycle time for slightly soiled
garments.
•Use a cycle time without pre-cleaning
for medium soiled garments.
•You may use a long cycle time with
pre-cleaning for heavily soiled garments.
b Sort clothes by color.
Wash white clothes and colored clothes
separately.
Important!
Before washing
your wool
garments,
confirm that they
can be machinewashed.
Before loading clothes into the drum,
make sure that all pockets are empty.
Small objects may obstruct the water
discharge motor pump.
Pre-washing
Washing
Washing
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CHECKING
CLOTHES BEFORE
WASHING
Cold
Important!
We recommend you load the machine
to its maximum capacity. That way you
will save water and energy.
Whenever possible, we recommend
you wash different-sized garments on
the same wash cycle, in order to
maximize the washing action. This also
helps to distribute the clothes inside
the drum during the spin cycle, so the
machine works more quietly.
It's useful to put smaller garments in
a wash bag.
SORTING CLOTHES
Important!
40ºC
104ºF
90ºC
194ºF
30ºC
86ºF
60ºC
140ºF
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USING DETERGENT
AND ADDITIVES
operating the machine and useful tips
environmental notice
Keep in mind that some concentrated
detergents are friendlier to nature and the
environment.
Using more detergent does not help
improve wash results,
and, besides being more expensive, it
adversely affects the environment.
Therefore, we recommend you follow the
detergent manufacturer’s instructions.
a Your washing machine’s detergent
dispenser has three compartments.
b If you’re using liquid detergent, you
should close the door to the washing
compartment. Using two fingers, pick
the blue tab that protrudes from the
bottom of that compartment and pull
outwards completely. Release the flip
top lid so it is in a horizontal position.
This will prevent the liquid detergent from
leaking out. To use powdered detergent,
this lid should be open. Place it on a
vertical position by pressing the top tab
with one finger, and push it backwards
completely.
c Before starting the wash cycle, pour
liquid or powdered detergent, or additive,
in the detergent dispenser.
The level of liquid must never exceed
the MAX reference mark stamped on
the dispenser wall.
Remember that the amount of detergent to
be used always depends on the following:
Amount of clothes to be washed.
Degree of soiling.
Water hardness (you can obtain information
on the degrees of water hardness through the
corresponding local authorities).
We recommend you use a lime-treating
product if water hardness in your area
is high.
Important!
Important!
DETERGENT
AND ADDITIVES
WASHING PRE-WASHINGSOFTENER
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SELECTING THE
WASH CYCLE
operating the machine and useful tips
Once you have programmed the
configuration menu, you should follow these
steps to select the wash cycle:
a Using the ON/OFF button, start the
machine.
b Select the wash cycle (see table of
cycles) by turning the selector knob.
selector/
push
knob
start/
stop
button
menu button
ON/
OFF
button
display
door
open button
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operating the machine and useful tips
When selecting the program, you will see the
following information:
➊
Wash cycle stages:
Wash
Rinse
Spin
➋
Number of revolutions
➌
Cycle number
➍
Cycle duration
General functions:
Tone
Clock time
Stop time
Child lock
Door open
Additional functions:
Anti-wrinkling
Easy ironing
Extra rinsing
Intensive washing
There are 3 types of cycles available:
Normal cycles
Delicate cycles
Special cycles
Whenever possible, we recommend you
choose the right cycle to avoid pre-washing.
That way you will save money and help to
protect the environment.
environmental notice
➊
➋
➌
➍
Additional
functions
General
functions
1.COTTON/COLD
Normal Delicate Special
PROGRAMMES
Cotton cold
Quick 30’ 30ºC-85ºF
Cotton 30ºC-85ºF
Cotton 40ºC-105ºF
Cotton 60ºC-140ºF
Stains/prewash
60ºC-140ºF
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2
3
4
5
6
Cotton 90ºC-195ºF
Duvet 30ºC-85ºF
Wool/curtains
30ºC-85ºF
Handwash cold
Quick 15’ cold
Rinse
Spin
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Mixed
40ºC-105ºF
Delicate cold
Delicate
30ºC-85ºF
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Cotton/Linen
delicate colours
very light soil
Cotton/Linen
whites/colours
very light soil
Cotton/Linen
delicate colours
light soil
Cotton/Linen
fast colours
light soil
Cotton/Linen
fast colours
medium soil
Cotton/Linen
whites/fast colours
heavy soil
Synthetic/mix cotton
delicate colours
medium soil
Synthetic
delicate colours
very light soil
Synthetic
delicate colours
light soil
Cotton/Linen
whites
heavy soil
Quilt/mix cotton
white/fast colours
medium soil
Curtains/wool mix
white/colour
light soil
Wool/wool mix
white/colour
very light soil
Synthetic/mix cotton
white/fast colours
light soil
Cotton/cotton mix
Synthetic/Delicate
Wool/wool mix
Cotton/cotton mix
Synthetic/Delicate
Wool/wool mix
YES NO YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YESNO NO
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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Cotton cold
Quick 30’
30ºC-85ºF
Cotton
30ºC-85ºF
Cotton
40ºC-105ºF
Cotton
60ºC-140ºF
Stains/prewash
60ºC-140ºF
Mixed
40ºC-105ºF
Delicate cold
Delicate
30ºC-85ºF
Cotton
90ºC-195ºF
Duvet
30ºC-85ºF
Wool/curtains
30ºC-85ºF
Handwash
cold
Quick 15’
cold
Rinse
Spin
Normal programmes
Delicate programmes
Special programmes
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES
YES NO
Extra
rinse
Intensive
wash
Easy-iron
Spin speed
selection
No spin
Anti-crease
Programme
Fabric type
c
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Possible option buttons
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19
50
30
52
57
70
100
55
50
50
110
50
40
30
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NOTE: the programme durations may vary depending on the type and amount
of clothes, mains water pressure, etc.
7/15,43
2/4,41
7/15,43
7/15,43
7/15,43
7/15,43
3,5/7,72
3,5/7,72
3,5/7,72
7/15,43
3,5/7,72
2/4,41
2/4,41
2/4,41
7/15,43
7/15,43
Normal wash, rinses,
automatic additive absorption
if desired and long final spin
SHORT wash, rinses,
automatic additive absorption
if desired and final long spin
Normal wash, rinses,
automatic additive
absorption if desired
and long final spin
Prewash, normal wash, rinses,
automatic additive absorption
if desired and long final spin
Delicate wash, rinses,
automatic additive
absorption if desired
and gentle final spin
WOOL wash, rinses,
automatic additive
absorption if desired
and gentle final spin
SHORT wash, one rinse,
automatic additive absorption
if desired and final long spin
Rinses, automatic
additive absorption if
desired and long final spin
Drain and final long spin
Ati
-
crease
Wash
product
compartment
Programme
description
Approx. duration
(minutes)
Max.
load of
clothes (kg/lb)
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SELECTING
OPTIONS
operating the machine and useful tips
Once you have selected the wash cycle, you
may activate a series of options, depending on
the chosen cycle.
To activate options:
- Push the selector knob.
- Turn the selector knob to choose the desired
option.
- Push the selector knob again to enable/disable
that option.
Options:
- Stop time
- Spin selection
The wash options must always be selected
after choosing the wash cycle. Any change in
the cycle during the selection overrides the
previously selected options.
a The selected cycle is associated with spin
revolutions, in this example it is 900, as
shown in the display.
b To change a aselected option, turn the
selector knob until the desired revolutions
appear on the display. The number of
revolutions will decrease in intervals of
100 revolutions, up to 400. Push the
selector knob to validate the option.
STOP TIME
A time delay of up to 24 hours can be selected.
The time delay should be selected after
choosing the wash cycle.
Turn the selector knob to select the time delay
periods. The setting is in half-hour intervals.
Canceling the time delay
To cancel the time delay, press and hold the
ON/OFF button until you exit the options menu.
SPIN CYCLE
STOP TIME
SPIN CYCLE
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SELECTING ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
operating the machine and useful tips
The machine stops on the last rinse cycle,
leaving clothes in a certain amount of water.
When the function is disabled (by pushing the
Start/Pause button), the machine continues
with the cycle, draining the water and spinning.
You may use this option, for instance, when
you’re not at home and you want to delay the
spin cycle until you arrive, so as to prevent the
clothes from getting wrinkled until you remove
them from the machine.
ANTI-WRINKLING
This option prevents the garments from getting
wrinkled by executing a cycle with special
spins intended to fluff clothes after spinning,
and make ironing easier.
EASY IRONING
You may choose among several additional
functions:
- Anti-wrinkling
- Easy ironing
- Extra rinsing
- Intensive washing
Turn the selector knob to view the desired option.
Once the option has been selected, push the
selector knob to enable/disable it. You may
choose among several additional functions at a
time, according to the selected cycle.
It increases the final rinse cycle, intended for
large loads and clothes worn by people with
sensitive skin. It increases the amount of water
used.
EXTRA RINSING
This option, specially recommended for heavily
soiled and stained garments. It offers better
results by prolonging the normal wash cycle.
INTENSIVE WASHING
ANTI-WRINKLING
EASY IRONING
EXTRA RINSING
INTENSIVE WASHING
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LOCKING AND OPENING THE DOOR
operating the machine and useful tips
Lock selection
The lock is used to prevent handling of the
various buttons from affecting the wash cycle.
It’s used to prevent children from touching the
buttons, etc.
Enabling the lock
a Enable the lock by pressing and holding
the Start/Pause button for 2 seconds.
A visual confirmation appears on the
display.
Disabling the lock
b The lock is disabled when the wash
cycle ends.
If you wish to disable the lock without
waiting for the cycle to end, press and
hold the Start/Pause button again for 2
seconds. After 2 seconds have elapsed,
the lock mark no longer appears on the
display and remains paused.
LOCKING
a The symbol is always visible when
the door is closed and locked, and does
not appear when the door is open. The
door opens automatically when the
button is pressed.
b If you are not able to open the door due
to a malfunction or a power outage, do
the following: remove the dispenser by
pulling out the handle and pushing the
blue lever with your finger. You will be
able to see a slotted button at the right.
Using a coin, turn the button to the left
and the door will open.
OPENING
THE DOOR
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EXECUTING THE WASH CYCLE
operating the machine and useful tips
All the information regarding the wash cycle
appears on the display:
➊
Clock time: the current time.
➋
Time remaining until the wash cycle is
over.
➌
Cycle stages: washing, rinsing, and
spinning.
➍
Detailed illustration of the cycle stage.
➎
Number of revolutions.
➏
Child lock.
➐
Door open.
➑
Additional functions.
Pressing the Start/Pause button during the
wash cycle pauses the washing machine.
If you have selected a STOP TIME, the
information that appears blinking on the
display until the cycle starts is:
➊
STOP TIME option selected.
➋
Illustration.
➌
ON indicator.
EXECUTING THE
WASH CYCLE
➊
➋
➌
➎
➍
➏➐ ➑
➊
➋
➌
1.COTTON/COLD
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WASH CYCLE END
POWER OUTAGES
operating the machine and useful tips
When the wash cycle ends, “STOP” appears
on the display and the remaining time is
indicated as “0:00”, along with an audible
tone, if the machine has been set up this way.
You may now remove the clothes from the
machine.
If there is a power outage, the machine will
continue its normal operation after the power
has been restored, starting from the point in
which it had stopped (it holds several hours
in memory).
warnings
To reduce noise during the spin cycle, level
the machine with the adjustable feet.
Try washing different-sized garments on the
same wash cycle, to better distribute clothes
inside the drum for the spin cycle.
To avoid the machine being subjected to
excessive vibration, all models have a safety system
for the spin cycle. The safety system prevents it
from starting whenever clothes are too tightly
distributed inside the drum.
CYCLE
END
POWER
OUTAGES
CYCLE END
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maintenance and cleaning
After each wash cycle, leave open the
load door for a while, to let air circulate
freely inside the machine.
It is a good practice to periodically run
a full wash cycle using a lime-treating
product, depending on the water
hardness.
This helps to extend the life of your
washing machine.
MAINTENANCE
Before performing any cleaning or
maintenance operation, it’s advisable
to disconnect the machine from the
outlet.
A dirty or incorrectly inserted pump
prevents additives from flowing and
lets water remain inside the
compartment at the end of the wash
cycle.
Important!
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CLEANING THE DETERGENT DISPENSER
Important!
Clean the detergent dispenser whenever
you find deposits of any cleaning
product.
a Fully extend the detergent
dispenser by pulling out the handle
and pushing the blue lever with
your finger.
Clean the dispenser’s
compartments. Use lukewarm
water and a brush.
b Also clean the pump in the additive
dispenser. To remove it, pick the
tab at the back and pull it out.
Once it is clean, replace it by
pressing downwards until it is firmly
inserted. Reinsert the dispenser
into the washing machine.
Clean the accessible filter in case foreign
matter is obstructing the drain pump.
a Using a coin, open the baseboard cover
by pulling it slightly.
b To collect the water that will flow after
detaching the drain tube, place a dish
or container underneath it.
Detach the drain tube, place it on the
dish, and open the cover. Water will start
to flow out.
c When you have finished draining water
from the machine, turn the filter several
times until you're able to remove it
completely by pulling it slightly.
d Remove the objects or lint that may have
gotten caught in the filter or inside the
drain pump.
Replace the filter, the drain tube, and
the cover.
CLEANING THE ACCESSIBLE FILTER AND
OUTER CLEANING
maintenance and cleaning
To avoid burns, do not perform this
operation when the wash water
temperature is above 30ºC/86ºF.
We recommend that the filter be
cleaned at least once a year.
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Important!
LIMPIEZA EXTERIOR
CLEANING THE FILTER
To clean the outer surfaces of the machine,
use lukewarm soapy water or a mild, nonabrasive detergent. Do not use solvents.
Afterwards, dry wipe with a soft cloth.
Whenever detergents or additives leak
from the dispenser onto the machine's
surfaces, clean them immediately, as
they're corrosive.
Important!
OUTER CLEANING
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safety and troubleshooting
If you experience any problem while using your
washing machine, you might be able to solve
it by following the instructions below.
If you do not succeed, unplug the machine
and contact TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
Do not open the back of the machine
under any circumstance. There aren’t
any user-replaceable fuses or similar
components inside.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Why is the washing machine not
starting up?
This may happen due to the following:
The machine is not connected to the wall
outlet, or there is no voltage present at the
outlet.
The Start/Pause button has not been
pressed.
The machine’s door has not been closed
properly, the display shows the message
“Door open!” for 4 seconds, and the
following message appears at 2-second
intervals: Close the door.
Check that the door is firmly closed.
Why is the machine vibrating or making
excessive noise?
The cause could be one of the following:
The lock and transport screws have not
been removed.
The machine has not been correctly leveled
or placed on the floor.
During the spin cycle, the motor makes a
“whistling” noise, which is normal, due to
the motor’s mechanical drive.
DOOR OPEN!
Close the door
Important!
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