User manual SMEG LBS66

[. . . ] Washing machine LBS 66 EN Contents Specifications of your Washing Machine >4 >5 >6 >8 >9 > 13 Warnings Installation Preparation Program Selection and Operating Your Machine Maintenance and Cleaning 2 1 2 EN Your Washing Machine Detergent Drawer Control panel Tabletop Adjustable feet Front door Filter cover 33 2 EN Specifications of your Washing Machine Maximum dry laundry capacity Height Width Depth Net Weight Electricity Total Current Total Power Washing -rinsing cycle Spinning cycle (kg. ) (cm. ) (cm. ) (cm. ) (kg. ) (V/Hz. ) (A) (W) (cyc/min) (max cyc/min) 6 85 60 54 71 230 / 50 10 2350 52 600 In order to improve the product quality, modifications can be made in the specifications without prior notice. The illustrations in this guide are schematic and may not exactly match with your product. The values that are declared in the markings on your product or in the printed documents accompanying are obtained in a laboratory environment according to the related standards. These values may vary according to the usage of the product and environmental conditions. 4 3 4 EN Warnings · This product is designed for home use. [. . . ] - Have you connected the drainage hose as necessary?· If you are installing your machine by yourself, please read the "Installation" section first. · Separation of the laundries to be washed: Please separate the laundries according to their types (cotton, linen, synthetic, woolen, etc. ), dirtiness levels and washing temperature. Do not wash the white clothes along with the colored ones. Remove solid objects such as belts, cuff links and curtain rods from the laundries or put them into a washing bag. It is recommended to place the very small laundries such as baby clothes into the big laundries such as pillowcases or put into a special washing filet in order to prevent them from sticking between the bellows or slipping into the cauldron, pump filter, hose and etc. For stained laundries, see the Practical and useful information section. Your machine can wash the woolen clothes with a "Machine Washable" or "Unfeltable" label in the special woolen program without damaging them. Sensitive clothes with a "Do not wash in the machine" or "Hand-wash" (silk, pure wool, cashmere and etc. ) label can be washed in the hand-wash program which is designed specifically. · To open the front door, grab the handle and pull it. For your safety, the front door of your machine can only be opened when the machine is not operating. If the "door" LED is on, the door can be opened. · Loading the laundry into the machine: Place the laundries by spreading and without compaction. Place your hand woven clothes into the machine by turning inside out. When closing the door, make sure that no laundry is in between the door and the rubber bellows. If the front door is not closed correctly, washing does not start. · The selection of detergent and softener:The detergent amount depends on the hardness of water, the amount of laundry and the dirtiness level of the laundry. Recommended amounts are written on the detergent package. If your laundries are not very dirty and/or your water has a low hardness, use less detergent as recommended in the detergent packages. Otherwise you may encounter excessive foam. You should use detergents that are developed especially for automatic washing machines. Avoid using bleachers that contain chlorine or sulfur. 8 8 EN Put the powder detergent and softener into the appropriate compartments in the detergent drawer and close the detergent drawer. Pour the softener as recommended in the package (generally <100ml; i. e. [. . . ] To prevent clogging, clean the softener remnants inside of it. After cleaning, put back the siphon and check if it is well seated or not. Inlet Water Filters At the end of the water inlet valves which are mounted to the back of the machine and the flat end of the water inlet hoses that are mounted onto the taps, there is one filter for each. These filters prevent the foreign substances and dirt in the water entering the machine. Filters should be cleaned when they get dirty. [. . . ]