SERVIS M9912 B Owner's Handbook Manual
W ASHER DRYER
M9912 B
OWNERS HANDBOOK
CUSTOMER CARELINE
08705 168299
SERVIS UK LIMITED
P. O. BOX 14, DARLASTON ROAD, WEDNESBURY, WEST MIDLANDS, WS10 7TJ
TEL: 0121 568 8333 FAX: 0121 568 8500
CONSUMER CARELINE: 08705 168299
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Dimensions: Height 818mm (32”)
Width 595mm (23.4”)
Depth 530mm (21”)
Weight: M9912 B 88kg (194lb) approx
Electricity supply: 230V/240V AC 50Hz
Power cable: Three core including earth lead
Fuse rating: 13 amp (BS1362) ASTA approved
Heater: 2.1kW
Motor: 130 Watt
Pump: 34 Watt
Water intake: Hot and cold fill or cold fill only
Maximum load: 5kg (11.4lb)
Two spin speed: M9912B (550/1200 rpm)
Mobility: 4 adjustable feet
Serial number: Inside filter door
This appliance conforms to EEC Directive 89/336 EEC and BS800-1983 for radio interference. Our policy is one of continuous improvement. We reserve the right to change specifications (which are subject to manufacturer’s tolerances)
prices or models without notice. All claims result from manufacturer’s tests.
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W A S H I N G M A C H I N E W A S H I N G M A C H I N E
ON
OFF
1
2
14
10
9
4
3
8
6
12
11
5
7
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
60°C + Prewash
60°C White Nylon
40°C Coloured Nylon Polyester
Super rinse - slow spin
Slow spin
Wool & Wool Mixtures
Gentle spin
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
NORMAL
DELICATE
HALF
LOAD
SLOW
SPIN
RINSE
HOLD
M9912 B/I
90°C + Prewash
90°C White Cottons
60°C Colourfast Cottons
40°C Non Colourfast Cottons
Super rinse - Fast spin
Rinse - Fast spin
Fast spin
EXTRA
RINSE
140'
120'
100'
80'
60'
40'
20'
Fabric Guide Wash code symbols These symbols appear on fabric labels, in order to help you choose the best way to treat your laundry
NOTE: You must always refer to the clothing care labels in all fabrics before selecting a wash.
Ironing Hot iron
max. 200
o
C
Warm iron
max 150
o
C
Luke warm iron
max 110
o
C Do not iron
Drying Flat On the line On clothes
hangar
Tumble Dry
High temperature
Low temperature
Do not
tumble dry
THE CONTROLS
The controls arranged on the front panel consist of (right to left):
1 Program Selector.
2 Drying Timer.
3 Options Buttons: ON/OFF, HALF LOAD, RINSE, EXTRA RINSE, SLOW SPIN
4Washing powder and conditioner drawer.
Option buttons
The following option buttons are to be used in conjunction with wash programmes.
They cannot be used on their own. Before selecting any wash programme or option
you must always refer to the clothing care labels on your items of clothing.
Programme selector dial
To select a programme, turn the selector dial in a clockwise direction until the
required programme/number on the fascia is opposite to the indicator mark on the
selector dial. To start a programme ensure that the taps are fully turned on, the door
is closed and the mains supply is switched on. PRESS THE ON/OFF BUTTON, the
programme will then start. The programme is complete when the programme selector dial is pointing to • position.
Do not attempt to move the programme selector dial during the programme
cycle, if necessary switch off the machine before attempting to move the dial.
Drying timer dial
The drying timer on this machine has up to 140
minutes of drying time (which includes a 20 minute
cool down at the end of each cycle) Select the drying time turn the Drying Time selector dial clockwise until the required drying time is reached. To
save over-drying it is wise to select a minimum drying time (e.g 40 minutes) and gradually build up
the time if required.
PLEASE NOTE For optimum results you should always allow the drying programme to complete its cycle which includes the ‘Cool Down’ period. The ‘Cool
Down’ period cools the fabrics which prevents creasing.
IMPORTANT
It is very important to ensure the timer dial is positioned correctly when selecting programmes. If you pass the programme position you must continue to
rotate the timer dial clockwise until you reach the correct position. Do not turn
the timer dial anti-clockwise. If you select the wrong position without noticing,
it is possible the fabric conditioner will not be dispersed into the appliance.
OPTIONS
(Are in addition to the Programme Selector Dial, they cannot be selected on
their own).
Half load
When this option is selected water consumption will be reduced on the final
rinse/wash cycle. Ideal when washing a smaller load of cottons or linens. To cancel
simply de select.
N.B. When effecting a drying cycle, make sure that this button is pressed.
Rinse Hold
When this button is pushed, the washing machine will stop automatically at the end
of the last rinse cycle and before draining the water. In this case, the washing is held
in the water-filled drum to prevent creasing. This function only works for the delicate
wash cycle.
Delicate spin
select this option reduce final spin the 550 rpm an a normal wash programme
Extra Rinse
The washing machine has been designed to reduce water consumption to a minimum. Three rinse cycles are normally sufficient. For very soft water zones or for
those who are allergic to detergent residues, press this button and the machine will
carry out an extra rinse.
Removal of fluff
After you have dried a particularly “fluffy” load or if you MUST, after the
dry load has been removed, set your appliance to rinse and spin. This
removes the fluff out of the pipes.
PLEASE NOTE This appliance does not have a filter.
Bleaching Bleach in cold water
Cl
Do not bleach
A
PF
Dry Cleaning Dry cleaning
in all solvents
Dry cleaning in
perchloroethylene,
petrol, pure alcohol,
R111 and R113
Dry cleaning in
petrol, pure alcohol,
and R113
Do not dry clean
Normal Wash
Delicate Wash
Max. wash
temperature
95
o
C
Max. wash
temperature
60
o
C
95
95
60
60
Max. wash
temperature
40
o
C
40
40
Max. wash
temperature
30
o
C
30
30
Hand wash Do not wash
at all
Programme Guide Information Dry Options
Spin Speeds Maximum Maximum Slow Extra Half Rinse
(Rpm) Wash Wash Spin Rinse Load Hold
1200 550 Load Load
Cottons
1 95°C + PRE WASH PLUS Separate wash programme at 40° C for heavily soiled articles followed by a 90° C hot wash.
●
5 kg 2,5 kg
●●●
Ideal for very heavily soiled white cottons and linens without special finishes.
2 95°C COTTONS Normal solied white cottons and linens.
●
5 kg 2,5 kg
●●●
3 60°C COLORFAST COTTONS
Cottons, linen or and linens without special finishes where colours are fast at 60°C.
●
5 kg 2,5 kg
●●●
By selecting this programme, you active class “A” as washing performance.
4 40°C COLORFAST COTTONS Cottons, linen or and linens without special finishes where colours are fast at 40°C.
●
5 kg 2,5 kg
●●●
You must select 40°C on the temperature selector dial.
5 SUPER RINSE & SPIN 3 rinse and long spin for natural fabrics.
●
5 kg 2,5 kg
●●
6 RINSE & SPIN Separate rinse/spin programme for natural fabrics.
●
5 kg
●●●
(Please refer to clothing care label first).
7FAST SPIN Separate spin programme for any ‘hand wash’ articles which need a fast spin.
●
5 kg
(Please refer to clothing care label first).
Synthetics
8 60°C WHITE NYLON + PREWASH Separate wash programme at 40° C for heavily soiled nylon and
●
2,5 kg 2,5 kg
●●
polyester and cotton mixtures, followed by a 60°C wasch.
9 60°C WHITE NYLON Ideal for normally soiled nylon and polyester and cotton mixtures coloured.
●
2,5 kg 2,5 kg
●●
(Please refer to clothing care label first).
10 40°C ECONOMY WASH Shorter wash programme, ideal for acrylics, acetate and
●
2,5 kg 2,5 kg
●
triacetate including mixtures with wools polyester/wool blends.
11 RINSE & SPIN Separate rinse/spin programme for natural fabrics.
●
2,5 kg 2,5 kg
●
(Please refer to clothing care label first).
12 SLOW SPIN Separate spin; programme for any ‘hand wash’ articles which
●
2,5 kg
need a slow spin. (Please refer to clothing care label first).
Wool
13 35° WOOL Delicate programme for washable wool, uncluding blakets and
●
1 kg
●
wool mixtures with cotton or viscose. Also ideal for silk.
14 SLOW SPIN DELICATE SPIN FOR WOOL Short spin for delicte fabrics wool.
●
1 kg
140'
120'
100'
80'
60'
40'
20'
HOW TO WASH AND DRY
1 Select the drying timer
Turn the drying selector dial in a clockwise direction until the required time is opposite to the indicator mark on the selector dial
2 Press the half-load button.
3 Start up
Check that:
a. The appliance is plugged in
b. The water taps are on.
c. The drain hose is correctly positioned
Then push the ON/OFF button to start
4 The end
If you wish to remove some of the wash load at this stage the door can be
opened after waiting 2 minutes for the safety lock to operate. If not the machine
will commence the drying cycle.
NOTE: When washing and drying automatically the heat of the dryer is defined by
the wash programme i.e. normal programmes/high heat, delicate programmes / delicate heat.
PLEASE NOTE: DO NOT USE THE DRYING CYCLE WITH WOOL
When the appliance has finished you are advised to unplug the appliance and turn
off the water taps.
HOW TO DRY
Your Washer Dryer can also be used as a Tumble Dryer only
1 Load the laundry
Sort the clothes to be dried according to the clothing care labels. e.g. natural
fabrics programme and synthetic fabrics programme. The maximum drying
loads are:
Natural fabrics 2,5 kgs Synthetic Fabrics 2,5 kgs
2 Select the heat settings
There are two heat settings available normal and delicate. Choose the heat set-
ting by turning the programme selector dial in a clock wise direction either to.
Normal fabrics
a. The end of the normal programme selection.
• STOP position at end OFF.
Delicate fabrics (
Synthetics
)
b. The end of the delicate programme selection. • STOP position at end OFF.
3 Drying timer
Select the drying timer by turning the dryer selector dial in a clockwise direction
until the required time is opposite to the indicator mark on the selector dial.
4 Press the half-load button.
5 Do not use the anti-crease functions.
6 Start up
Check that:
a. The appliance is pluged in
b. The cold water tap is on
c. The drain hose is correctly positioned (Check that drain hose is in place if not
plumbed in). Then push the ON/OFF button to start.
7 The end
At the end of the drying cycle there is a cool clown period of about 10 minutes.
This allows the fabrics to gently cool clown and consequently mimise creasing.
THE PROGRAMME SHOULD NOT BE ADVANCED TO EXCLUDE THE COOL
DOWN PERIOD.
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