Smeg SWM65EG User Manual

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Dear Customer,

Thank you for choosing our product.

Please read these instructions carefully before connecting and using the appliance.

Knowledge of the operating principles will help guarantee correct and safe use of the appliance. This instruction booklet contains the technical characteristics of the washing machine and is full of useful information regarding its operation, all designed to help you get the best out of your appliance. If the appliance is sold or handed over for use by others, remember to give the new user the instruction booklet.

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MODEL:

SERIAL NUMBER: ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................. DATE OF PURCHASE: .............../.............../....................

CONTENTS

NOTES AND ADVICE FOR THE USER 4-5

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DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE 5

INSTALLING THE WASHING MACHINE 6-8

• Unpacking the washing machine and removing the locking devices 6

• Levelling the washing machine 6

• Connecting to the mains water supply 7

• Connecting to the mains electricity supply 8

USING THE WASHING MACHINE 8-12

• Recommendations prior to use 8

• Use of detergents 9

• How to remove some stains 10

• International clothing care symbols 10

• Wash cicle

• Start button

OPTIONAL FUNCTION 12

PROGRAMME TABLES 13

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 12 MAINTENANCE 15-16

• Cleaning the washing machine 15

• Remove the detergent drawer 15

• Cleaning the ﬁ lter

• Resolving problems

This appliance is marked as complying with European Directive 2002/96/EC, Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Make sure that the pr oduct is disposed of in a correct manner. The user is obliged to contribute towards preventing negative consequences f or

health and the environment.

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The symbol aff xed to the product or accompanying documents signif es that the product must not be treated as normal domestic refuse , but must be delivered to an authorised collection centre to enable the electric and electronic equipment to be recycled. When disposing of the appliance, comply with local waste disposal regulations. For further information on the treatment, recovery and recycling of this product, refer to the appropriate off ces, local domestic waste collection service or the retailer from where the appliance was purchased.

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This appliance has been designed for use

as a domestic washing machine. Any other use is considered as improper and therefore dangerous.

Any modiﬁ cations or attempts to interfere

with the washing machine can be dangerous for the user and may damage the appliance itself.

Considering the substantial weight of the

washing machine, speciﬁ c safety standards must be observed during handling.

The washing machine must not be used by

children unless supervised.

Any modifications to the mains water or

electricity supply must be carried out by authorised technicians only.

When positioning the washing machine,

ensure that the power supply cable is not kinked or squashed and is accessible.

Before using the washing machine, remove

all the packing and locking devices used for the transport (locking screws). If this is not done, serious damage may be caused to both the appliance and your home.

If the washing machine is installed on a car-

peted ﬂ oor, leave sufﬁ cient space between the appliance and the ﬂ oor to guarantee the

free circulation of air. Do not overload the washing machine. When the appliance is in operation, avoid

any contact with the water being discharged

through the drain hose, as it may be very hot.

Do not touch the door glass either, as this will

tend to heat up during washing. Use the washing machine for machine-wash-

NOTES AND ADVICE FOR THE USER

Before connecting the appliance read these instructions carefully. Repairing the failure arising from inappropriate connections or use of the appliance is not covered by the guarantee.

able items only. In the case of any doubts, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions on the label attached to the item to wash (see “Clothing care symbols”)

Before placing the washing in the washing ma-

chine, make sure that all pockets are empty. Hard or pointed objects such as coins, pins, nails, screws or stones can cause serious damage to the appliance.

Never wash items that have been soiled with

substances containing petrol. In the case where stains have been removed using vaporising products, wait until these substances have fully evaporated from the surface of the material before loading into the washing machine.

The use and quantities of detergent, softener

and bleach must comply with the instructions reported on the packaging.

Do not use detergents designed for hand

washing, in that the excessive suds produced could damage the internal components.

After washing mats, blankets or any other

long-ﬁ bre materials, remove the ﬁ lter and clean it if necessary.

It is advisable to leave the door open at the

end of the wash cycle.

Do not attempt to repair any appliance faults

alone, in that repairs carried out by a nonprofessional may cause serious damage and will invalidate any rights to repairs under guarantee.

Repairs to the appliance can only be carried

out by personnel authorised by the customer service centres. All repairs must make use of original spare parts only.

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NOTES AND ADVICE FOR THE USER

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Never insert or remove the plug from the mains socket with wet hands.

The washin g machi ne can only be opened once the led or display indicates that the cycle has ﬁ nished. On some models, this is signalled by a ﬂ ashing start button.

Th e wa sh in g machine must be connected to a mains socket ﬁ tted with an efﬁ cient earth complying with curre nt safety standards.

When servicing or cleaning the washing machine, remember to disconnect it from the mains electricity supply.

Do not use exte ns ion leads or mult ip le plug adapters to connect the washing machine to the mains electricity supply.

Do not pull the power supply ca ble to unplug the wa sh in g ma ch in e fr om the mains supply. Pull the plug only.

Do not expose th e appliance to atmospheric agents.

It is advisable to unplug th e was hin g machi ne from the mains electricity supply and close-off the water supp ly aft er each wash.

THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INCIDENTS RESULTING FROM NON-COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY ST ANDARDS OR THE REQ UIREMENTS OF THIS INSTRUCTION BOOK.

DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE

The washing machine is a domestic appliance capable of washing any type of fabric at any time.

The washing machine has been constructed

in steel panels which have been treated and painted to guarantees that its aesthetic qualities remain unaltered over time.

The motor and all moving parts have been

designed and manufactured to guarantee the minimum possible noise levels

The large easily-accessible stainless steel

drum will ensure a better quality wash and help to prolong the life of your washing

The easy to use control panel will satisfy all

washing and drying needs (see control panel and programme table).

The wide door makes loading and unloading

the washing much easier.

The very high stability of the appliance is the

result of constant research by our technicians into the equilibrium of masses in movement.

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A - Door B - Filter C - Adjustable feet D - Top cover E - Drum F - Control panel G - Detergent drawer

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Installation must be carried out by qualiﬁ ed personnel in line with the instructions supplied by the manufacturer. Incorrect installation may result in damage and injury.

The appliance can be installed anywhere providing that the ambient temperature is not less than 3°C and that the wires or pipes on the rear of the machine are not squashed.

Close off the holes using the plugs supplied. The plugs can be found in the bag containing the documents.

INSTALLING THE WASHING MACHINE

WARNING!! The washer/drier version must not be installed behind a locked door, a sliding door or with a hinged door on the opposite wall to the washer/drier itself.

For transport reasons, the washing machine’s oscillating group is locked in place b y 4 spacer s and scre ws. Before using the machine, remove the spacer s and loc king scre ws. Keep the screws and spacers for future use.

(according to the model)

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For transport reasons, the washing machine’s oscillating group is locked in place by 4 spacers and screws. Before using the machine, remove the locking screws with a suitable tool.

Insert a screwdriver in the holes and lever out the 4 plastic spacers as shown in the f gure.

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LEVELLING THE WASHING MACHINE

After having selected the most suitable location for the appliance, make sure it is level by regulating the adjustable feet (Fig. 6).

Pay particular attention to the positioning and levelling of the washing machine and make sure that the lock nuts are tight.

If the appliance is not le velled correctly, it will be unstab le and noisy and may cause damage.

If the washing machine is installed on a carpeted ﬂ oor, leave sufﬁ cient space between the appliance and the ﬂ oor to guarantee the free circulation of air.

It is not advisable to install the appliance in rooms where the temperature could fall below 0°C.

In the under -worktop ver sions, scre w in the f eet until the spring is full y compressed, thus allowing the appliance to be installed under the w orktop (Fig. 6B).

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INSTALLING THE WASHING MACHINE

CONNECTING THE WATER SUPPLY

The mains water pressure m ust be between 0.05 and 1.00 Mpa (0.5 - 10 bar.)

Before connecting the washing machine, open the valve and allow a certain

quantity of water to ﬂ ow out in order to clean the pipes of any sand or rust.

This operation is particularly important in the case where the washing machine

has been left standing for a long time or when connecting to a new water supply system.

The ﬁ ll hose must be connected to the mains supply using a ¾” threaded con-

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nection.

N.B. On electronic washing machines f tted with a dual solenoid valve (hot and cold water), connect the red hose to the hot water supply valve and the other hose to the cold water supply valve.

If a hot water supply is not available, both hoses must be connected to the cold supply using the f tting supplied (see f g. 8)

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Connect the ﬁ ll hose (ﬁ g. 9).

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N.B. Washing mac hines and condensation type washer/drier s must be connected to the mains water supply using the new hoses provided with the appliance. The old hoses must not be re-used.

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During the wash, the water supply valve must be fully open.

The drain hose must be positioned at a height of between 60 cm and 90 cm

(ﬁ g. 10).

If the water is drained directly into the drainage system, the free end of the drain

hose must be inserted in a pipe of internal diameter not les than 40 mm.

The drain hose connection to the drainage system must not be hermetically

sealed, as this would cause a build up of air in the siphon and allow water to leak out.

If the wash water is drained into a washbasin, sink or other similar system, the

free end of the hose must be reinforced at the bend using the bracket supplied with the washing machine. Place the hose over the edge of the washbasin and anchor the bracket in such as manner that prevents the hose from falling (ﬁ g. 11). The washbasin outlet must be clean and must allow the water to ﬂ ow freely.

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All cut-outs, electric wiring and mains sockets must have a rating such that enables them to support the maximum load indicated on the identiﬁ cation plate.

Once the appliance has been installed, it must be connected to the mains supply through a single-pole switch.

The mains supply to which the appliance is connected must be ﬁ tted with an earthing system. If this is not the case, the manufacturer will not be held liable for any incidents that may occur (ﬁ g. 13).

If the mains socket to which the appliance is connected is faulty or unsuitable, it must be replaced by a qualiﬁ ed electrician.

The washing machine must not be connected to the mains supply using indirect methods such as extension leads or multiple adapters.

During maintenance work, the washing machine must be disconnected from the mains electricity supply.

Do not insert or remove the plug from the mains socket with wet hands.

If the power supply cable is damaged in any way, contact the appropriate specialised service centre.

The plug used to connect the machine to the power supply must never be ﬁ xed behind the machine, but must be in a position easily accessible in an emergency.

INSTALLING THE WASHING MACHINE

CONNECTING TO THE MAINS ELECTRICITY SUPPLY

Make sure that the v oltage indicated on the identif cation plate attached to the inside of the f lter door corresponds to that of the mains supply (f g. 12).

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USING THE WASHING MACHINE

RECOMMENDATIONS PRIOR TO USE

Warning: Bef ore carr ying out the f rst wash, allo w the washing machine to effect a short wash cycle without any washing.

This will allow the operation of the washing machine to be checked

and will clean the drum.

Before each wash make sure that:

the water connections are correct, the drain hose is properly positioned (see

connecting to the water supply) and that the water supply valve is open.

with dry hands, insert the plug in the mains socket.

sort the wash into types of fabric (refer to clothing care symbols).

check that there are no objects left in any of the pockets of the items to wash,

as these may damage the washing, the appliance or the ﬁ lter.

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Closed

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USING THE WASHING MACHINE

USE OF DETERGENTS

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NO

The washing machine is ﬁ tted with a three-compartment detergent drawer

compartment for pre-wash or soak soap powder (1)

compartment for normal wash soap powder (2)

softener compartment (3)

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Use a low-suds detergent and softener (if required) recommended for automatic washing machines. Follow the dosage instructions written on the packet.

N.B. Too much detergent can produce excessive suds and ma y result in a poor wash.

Too little detergent will produce an unsatisfactory wash.

N.B. When adding detergent to the dispenser, remember to avoid any spillage into the softener compar tment, in that this w ould create a soap y rinse and stain the fabrics white . Vice ver sa, if softener is ad ded to the deter gent compartment, the quality of

the wash will be compromised.

N.B. When using a liquid deter gent (recommended f or pr ogrammes without pre-wash) proceed as follows: remove the baff e from its housing at the front of compartment 2 and insert it in the

guides near the centre of the same compartment.

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close the detergent drawer before starting the wash.

Warning! Do not attempt to remo ve the detergent drawer while the washing machine is in operation, as this will cause water to f ow out.

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USING THE WASHING MACHINE

HOW TO REMOVE SOME STAINS

Stains exist that cannot be removed by machine washing alone. Before trying to remove any type of stain by hand, ﬁ rst try the removal procedure on a small area of hidden fabric. Start from the edge of the stain and working inwards, this will prevent a dark ring from forming around the site of the stain. A few methods to adopt for removing stains are reported below.

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AX: Scrape the wax using a rounded point

in order not to damage the fabric. Then, with

the fabric placed between two pieces of ab-

sorbent paper, run a hot iron over the stain.

ALL POINT PENS AND FELT-TIP PENS: clean using

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a soft cloth soaked in ethyl alcohol. Take care

not to spread the stain.

AMP AND MOULD: if the fabric supports the

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use of bleach, carry out a wash cycle adding

bleach. Otherwise, soak the soiled part in

hydrogen peroxide (10 volumes) and leave

for 10 to 15 minutes.

IGHT SCORCH MARKS LEFT BY IRONING: follow the

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instructions for mould and damp.

UST: use products specially designed for rust

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stains, following the manufacturer’s instruc-

tions written on the packet.

HEWING GUM: rub ice over the fabric, scrape

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away as much chewing gum as possible

and then rub with a piece of cotton soaked

in acetone.

PAINT: do not allow the paint to dry. Rub the

area with the solvent recommended by the paint manufacturer (e.g. water, turps, trichloroethylene), soap and then rinse.

IPSTICK: stains on cotton or wool can be elimi-

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nated using a cloth soaked in ether. Stains on silk require the use of trichloroethylene.

AIL VARN ISH: place a sheet of absorbent

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paper on the stained material, then dampen the back of the fabric with acetone, frequently changing the absorbent paper placed over the stain. Continue in this manner until the stain has disappeared.

AR OR DIRT: spread a little fresh butter over

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the stain, allow to stand and then wash with oil of turpentine.

RASS: delicately soap the stain, use diluted

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bleach. Good results can be obtained on woollen fabrics using 90% alcohol.

LOOD: put into soak in cold water with added

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salt, then wash with washing soap.

INTERNATIONAL CLOTHING CARE SYMBOLS

Before placing the clothes in the washing machine and selecting the wash programme, examine the symbols on the manufacturer’s label. The table reported below will provide a useful guide to reading the symbols.

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MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE WASHING MACHINE

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C

S

L

P

S Led Start

C Optional function buttons

L Start button

P Programme and temperature knob

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“EASY LOGIC” TECHNOLOGY

The electronic washing machine is f tted with an “EASY LOGIC” system that automaticall y recognises the quantity of washing loaded. The machine can thus regulate the amount of water to use for the wash and pr oportion the wash time accor dingly, thus sa ving water, time and energy. In the case where the amount of washing is less than the maxim um recommended load (see technical characteristics table), the quantity of water used f or the wash will be reduced by 2 litres for each kg less of washing. In the case of a half-load or less, the machine will automatically carry out one rinse less than programmed. N.B. The “EASY LOGIC” function is only active for cotton programmes.

WASH CYCLE:

(follow these instructions and the washing machine will run the selected wash cycle)

1. Open the door.

2. Load the washing in the drum and close the door.

Warning: Do not o verload the mac hine. It is not ad visable to wash items that absorb lar ge

quantities of water such as carpets.

3. Add a low-suds detergent and softener designed for automatic washing machines in the respective compartments of the detergent drawer (see chapter “USE OF DETERGENTS”).

4. Close the detergent drawer. Do not open the drawer while the machine is working as this may

cause water to spill out.

5. Rotate the programmer knob (P) to select the required programme and temperature according to the type of fabric to wash (see: “PROGRAMME TABLES”).

6. Select the (C) buttons with the functions required (see “OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS”).

7. Press button (L) to start the wash cycle (see “START BUTTON”)

8. At the end of the wash cycle, turn the program selector knob (P) on “STOP” and the light (B) will

switch off.

9. Open the door and remove the washing.

10. With dry hands, unplug the washing machine from the mains supply.

11. Close the water feed valve.

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This washing mac hine is equipped with a special electr onic contr ol system f or correctl y balancing the wash load. Prior to eac h spin, the system ensures that the washing is e venly distributed in the drum. If the washing is not evenly distributed, the f nal spin speed is reduced, and if the load is very unbalanced, the spin is not effected.

After having carried out all the operations described in points 1 to 6 in the paragraph “WASHING CYCLE” press this button and the washing machine will begin its washing cycle. The relative LED will light up after 2-3 seconds, to indicate that the door is locked and the program has started.

The stop function resets the washing machine. If, for any reason, you want to change the wash programme or add more washing to the load during the wash cycle, simply place the programmer knob in position “STOP”. Then re-position the knob on the new programme and press the “START” button. At this point, before the programme restarts, any water in the machine will be drained.

Warning!! only use this function if strictly necessary and then only if the programme to reset has been running f or a few minutes. Before opening the door after a reset, wait 2 min utes for the loc king mechanism to release.

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SPIN LOAD IMBALANCE CONTROL:

START BUTTON:

PROGRAMMER KNOB “STOP”:

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STOP

OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS

If one of the f ollowing buttons is selected, the corresponding LED will s witch on. But if it has

been selected by mistake or you have changed your mind, simply press it a gain to cancel the selection.

PREWASH:

When this button is pressed, the machine carries out a pre-wash cycle at a maximum temperature of 40°C. This function can only be used with the “COTTON” and “SYNTHETIC” programmes.

N.B. When using this function, remember to put some detergent in the pre-wash compartment too.

SPIN EXCLUSION:

When this button is pressed, the machine carries out a wash cycle and stops before spinning.

ENERGETIC WASH:

When this button is pressed, the machine carries out a wash cycle at the set temperature but for longer. The button is active with “COTTON” and “SYNTHETIC” programmes.

NB. The use of this function depends on the type of programme selected. Consequently, if the wash programme does not include this function, the button cannot be enabled (see “PROGRAMME TABLE”).

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PROGRAMME TABLES

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PROGRAMMER

KNOB

COTTON

COTTON *

COTTON

SYNTHETICS

DELICATES

WOOL

WASH

TEMPERATURE

SYMBOL

90

60

40

30

60

40

30

40

FABRIC TYPE

Heavily soiled white cotton fabrics with organic stains.

For shirts, tablecloths, towels

that are resistant and

normally soiled

White and coloured fabrics that

are resistant and heavily soiled

Delicate coloured fabrics

that are lightly soiled

Colourfast synthetic fabrics

that are heavily soiled

Delicate coloured synthetic

fabrics that are lightly soiled

Delicate coloured synthetic

fabrics that are lightly soiled

Delicate coloured synthetic

fabrics that are lightly soiled

Machine washable wool

Detergent

compartment

BUTTONS ENABLED

DELICATES

WOOL

HAND

WASH

QUICK

WASH

COLD WASH

COLD

RINSES

DRAIN AND

SPIN

* Benchmark program for energy classif cation, in accordance with the EN 60456 standar d,

*** The wool wash cycle of this machine has been approved by Woolmark for the washing of

COLD

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COLD

FUNCTION ENABLED FUNCTION DISABLED

Machine washable wool

Hand washable fabrics

Fabrics in delicate cotton,

viscose and mixed fibres, lightly

soiled for about 35/40 min.

Delicate fabrics

To rinse and refresh

the washing

Drain and final spin

OPTIONAL WITH PRE-WASH B UTTON PRESSED

running at max. spin speed and with energetic wash button selected.

machine washable Woolmark products provided that the garments are washed according to the instructions on the garment label and those issued by the manufacturer of this washing machine. M0402-M0403-M0404-M0405.

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS

SWM65EG

59.5

85.0

55.0

5.0 kg.

2.5 kg.

1.0 kg. 400

see rating plate

Dimensions:

Maximum recommended load:

MODEL

Width

cm.:

Height Depth

cm.:

Max. spin: (rpm)

Water pressure:

Max. absorbed power/Electrical connection

cm.:

min. 0,05 MPa - max. 1 MPa

NOTES:

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CLEANING THE WASHING MACHINE

The washing machine has been speciﬁ cally designed to reduce maintenance to a minimum. Nevertheless, it is important that it is cleaned regularly.

Before cleaning, make sure that the appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and that the water supply valve has been closed.

The external structure and the parts of the washing machine in plastic must be cleaned with a soft damp cloth only.

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WARNING!! Ne ver use chemicals, abrasive products, alcohol, soap, petrol

After washing, leave the door open for a short time to allow rubber parts to dry.

Periodically wash out the detergent compartments. To do this, remove the detergent compartment and rinse it under running water (ﬁ g. 22). Then replace it.

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open the detergent drawer;

press on the word “PUSH” with the right hand and pull out the drawer with the

left hand (ﬁ g. 23).

WARNING!! Before starting the operations described belo w, make sure

or other solvents to clean the appliance as these may cause damage. (f g. 21)

REMOVING THE DETERGENT DRAWER

CLEANING THE FILTER

that the washing machine is empty. Do not remove the f lter while the washing mac hine is running, or when full of water.

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Place a cloth or tray under the ﬁ lter to collect any water that may still be inside Open the ﬁ lter door, unscrew the ﬁ lter and remove it by turning it in an anticlockwise direction (ﬁ g. 24-25).

The ﬁ lter must be cleaned periodically.

Rinse the ﬁ lter under running water to eliminate any residues. Replace the ﬁ lter by screwing it in clockwise, making sure it closes and seals properly.

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If the appliance is not working properly, check through the following troubleshooting guide before calling for technical assistance. In some models malfunctions are indicated by an error code displayed at the end of the cycle. Code: E:00 Carry out all the checks listed in paragraphs marked with *

E:01 Carry out all the checks listed in paragraphs marked with ** E:02 Technical malfunction “Call Customer Service” E:03 Technical malfunction “Call Customer Service”

The washing machine does not work (warning lights are off) (Display off)

• Make sure that:

1) The mains power supply is working

2) The plug is inserted correctly in the socket

3) The On/Off button has been pressed, or if not present, check that the programming knob is positioned on a programme.

The washing machine does not work (warning lights are off) (Display lit)*

• Make sure that:

1) The programme has been selected

2) The door is closed properly

3) The “Start” button has been pressed (electronic models only)

4) Refer to the information provided for “The washing machine does not ﬁ ll with water”

The washing machine does not f ll with water*

• Check that:

1) There is water in the water supply system

2) The water ﬁ ll pipe is connected to the washing machine

3) The mains water supply valve is open

4) The ﬁ lter is not blocked If it is, clean the ﬁ lter after ﬁ rst unplugging the appliance from the power supply

The washing mac hine contin uously f lls and drains the water**

• Check that:

1) The drain hose has been installed at the correct height (60-90 cm)

2) The end of the drain hose is not under water

The washing machine does not drain or spin**

• Check that:

1) The drain hose is properly connected

2) The drain hose is not kinked

3) The drain ﬁ lter is not blocked

4) The no-spin function has not been selected

5) The Stop with water function has not been selected.

The washing machine vibrates and is noisy

• Make sure that:

1) All the locking elements used for transporta-

If, after all these checks have been carried out, the appliance still does not work, inform the nearest customer service centre. When contacting the service centre, inform them of the appliance model, serial number and type of fault. The data relating the appliance can be found on the rating plate aff xed to the inside of the f lter door. This information will help the service centre operator in procuring the necessary spare parts, thus guaranteeing a speedy and eff cient repair.

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RESOLVING PROBLEMS

tion have been removed.

2) The washing machine is perfectly level

3) Bulky items such as sheets, tablecloths etc. are not all bundled in one part of the drum

The door will not open

• Make sure that:

1) The wash cycle has ﬁ nished.

2) The Stop with water function has not been selected (automatic on some models).

The washing has not been spun properly

• Make sure that:

1) The washing is evenly distributed in the drum

2) The correct spin speed has been selected

The washing machine stops during a wash

• Make sure that:

1) The mains power supply is working

There is still a lot of detergent in the compartment

• Make sure that:

1) The mains water supply valve is open

2) The ﬁ lter between the valve and the supply hose is clean

The washing is not c lean at the end of the wash cycle

• Make sure that:

1) The drum has not been overloaded

2) The correct amount of detergent has been used

3) The correct programme has been selected

The washing has shrunk or faded

• Make sure that:

1) The correct washing programme has been selected

2) The correct washing temperature has been selected

The washing mac hine does not dr y (washerdryer models only)

• Make sure that:

1) The mains water supply valve is open

2) The drain ﬁ lter is clean

3) The washing machine is switched on (indicator light or display lit)

4) The drying program has been selected

5) The drying time has been set

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