User manual SMEG S800TL1

[. . . ] CONTENTS BEFORE USING THE WASHING MACHINE FIRST WASH CYCLE PRECAUTIONS AND GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS DESCRIPTION OF THE WASHING MACHINE PREPARATION OF THE WASHING DETERGENTS AND ADDITIVES PROGRAMME SELECTION CLEANING THE FOREIGN BODY TRAP DRAINING RESIDUAL WATER CARE AND MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE AFTER-SALES SERVICE TRANSPORT AND HANDLING INSTALLATION ELECTRICAL CONNECTION BEFORE USING THE WASHING MACHINE 1. Remove the packaging and check a. Remove the bottom protection by tilting and turning the washing machine on one rear bottom corner. · After unpacking, make sure that the washing machine is undamaged. · Keep the packaging materials (plastic bags, polystyrene parts, etc. ) out of reach of children; they are potentially dangerous. 6. Electrical connection · Electrical connections must be carried out by a qualified technician in compliance with the manufacturer's instructions and the current standard safety regulations. [. . . ] Plug the washing machine back in. A Recovering an object that falls between the drum and the tub If an object accidentally falls between the drum and the tub, you can recover it thanks to one of the removable drum blades: 1. Using the screwdriver press the plastic end while sliding the blade from left to right. Open the drum: you can recover the object through the hole in the drum. Refit the blade from inside the drum: Position the plastic tip above the hole on the right side of the drum. Close the drum flaps again, turn the drum through half a turn and check the positioning of the blade at all its anchorage points. Plug the washing machine in again. 3 4 4 7 GB 11 Washing machine exterior and control panel · Clean with a soft damp cloth. · If necessary, a neutral household cleaner can be applied (do not use aggressive or abrasive products). Lid seal · Clean from time to time with a damp cloth. Water inlet hose(s) · Check the hose regularly for brittleness and cracks. Replace if necessary. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE This washing machine is equipped with automatic safety functions which detect and diagnose faults at an early stage and allow you to react appropriately. Often, however, the faults detected are small enough to be solved in a matter of minutes. Turn on the machine to continue with the programme (do not add detergent for this programme). *The washing machine does not drain out the water. Switch off the washing machine and unplug it. · the pump impeller is obstructed (see "Cleaning the foreign body trap"). If water has remained in the drum, you can drain it by following the instructions in the chapter "Draining residual water". Turn on the machine to continue with the programme (do not add detergent for this programme). If the fault re-occurs, contact After-Sales Service (see "After-Sales Service") *The washing machine does not start, no lamp lights up. Check whether: · the washing machine is plugged in. · the wall socket is functioning correctly (use a table lamp or similar). *The washing machine does not start, but the pilot lamp is on. Check whether: · the washing machine lid is properly closed. · the water tap is open. *The washing machine stops during the programme. Check whether: · the "Rinse Hold" button is pressed: terminate this option by pressing the button again. · the pump/foreign body trap is blocked (see "Cleaning the Foreign Body Trap"). · the Water stop could be activated (see "Water stop fault"). *Detergent and additive product residues remain in dispenser at end of wash. Check whether: · the detergent dispenser is properly installed and is not blocked (see "Care and maintenance"). · the foreign body trap in the water inlet hose is not blocked (see "Care and maintenance"). *Insufficient or no water supply. Switch off the washing machine and unplug it. Check whether: · the water tap is fully turned on, and the water supply pressure is sufficient. · the mesh filter in the water inlet hose is blocked (see "Care and maintenance"). · the washing machine has a safety hose and the safety valve is open (red indicator in the safety valve inspection window). [. . . ] Consumption values were measured in normalized conditions in compliance with standard IEC/EN 60 456. Consumption data in the home may vary with respect to the values in the table in relation to the water supply pressure and temperature, the load and the type of wash. The data on the "Energy Label" refer to the programme "Cotton 60°C". * To reduce the water temperature, some cold water is added at the end of the main wash cycle, before the pump drains the water out. "Rinse Hold" button · The laundry remains in the last rinse water without progressing to the final spin cycle to avoid creasing and prevent colours from fading. [. . . ]