User manual SMEG SC745MPO

[. . . ] 60 ºC) drinking water, depending on model, and commercially available detergents and care products which are suitable for use in washing machines. . Preparation Correct installation according to the separate installations actions. Before the first wash, run a wash cycle with no laundry in the machine Page 9. Washing Removing the washing Open the washing machine door and remove the washing. If (without final spin) is active: turn the programme selector to Drain or select the spin speed. Choose start/pause + reload. Individual settings Option buttons You can change the spin speed and the temperature before the selected programme starts and while it is running. The effects depend on the programme progress. Individual settings Signal 1. [. . . ] – Drainage hose / waste pipe blocked; Clean the drainage hose at the siphon page 10. – Hot water hose not connected; appliance will operate using cold water only. 4. Easy-care Easy-care + prewash Outdoor + waterproof Cottons Cottons + prewash 5. and/or for Standard and Aqua-Secure models: Remove the hose on the rear of the appliance. Connect the hose and check for leaks. The selected programme does – not start. The program time can vary according to the distribution of laundry, with suddenly during operation. it therefore being possible for the display panel to show adjustments in the duration. Residual water in the – Not a fault: the action of the care product is not affected. Odour formation in the washing – Run programme Cottons 90 °C without laundry. Appliance has detected a If foam is escaping from the detergent drawer: mix 1 tablespoon of fabric softener detergent overload. with ½ litre of water and pour into compartment II (not with outdoor or down fabrics). Cottons Cottons + prewash Easy-care Quick/Mix Delicates/Silk Wool/Handwash Rinse/Spin hard-wearing fabrics hard-wearing fabrics, prewash synthetic fabrics Different types of laundry Delicate washable fabrics Hand/machine washable wool Laundry washed by hand, rinse + button activated; if only using the spin cycle, deactivate the button Drain rinsing water with Short programme dark laundry hard-wearing fabrics Lingery programme No-iron shirts All-weather, sports and outdoor fabrics page 6 (without final spin) Programme selector for switching the machine on and off and for selecting the programme. - 90 ºC - 1400* ºC (temp. ) (spin) Programme selector Display panel / option buttons Addi Easy-care + prewash synthetic fabrics, prewash Protection of the environment/Conservation tips – Always fill the washing machine with a maximum amount of laundry for the relevant programme. – Instead of Cottons 90 °C, choose the programme Cottons 60 °C with the additional function eco. Comparable cleaning result was significantly lower energy consumption. – Measure the detergent according to the manufacturer's instructions and water hardness. – If the laundry is then dried in the tumble dryer, select spin speed according to instructions of dryer manufacturer. Drain Super 15’ Jeans/Darkwash Hygiene Lingerie Shirts/Business Outdoor+ waterproof 1 - 24 h (h) (delay) Status displays - - Selec Selec spin, End o Prog Wash Child Open 1 2 Before the first wash, run a wash cycle with no laundry in the machine Page 9. Washing Removing the washing Open the washing machine door and remove the washing. If (without final spin) is active: turn the programme selector to Drain or select the spin speed. Choose start/pause + reload. Sorting and loading laundry Follow the manufacturer's care information!Take care not to trap items of laundry between the washing machine door and seal. Detergent drawer with compartments I, II, Drum Control panel Door – Remove any foreign objects. [. . . ] Reattach the drainage hose and secure the connection with the hose clamp. Emergency release e. g. in the event of a power cut The programme continues to run when the power has been restored. However, if the laundry has to be removed, the washing machine door can be opened as follows: Risk of scalding!Do not open the washing machine door if water can be seen through the glass. [. . . ]