User manual SMEG S58TL

[. . . ] The following warnings are given for safety reasons. They must be read carefully before installation or before use of the equipment. -The equipment must only be used as a domestic wasching machine, any other use will be considered improper and therefore dangerus. -Do not touch the machine with wet hands or feet. [. . . ] * Tilt the machine and extract the two inner polystyrene corner elements( if foreseen) by pulling the two cardboard tabs E-F. Extract tab E first, then tab F (Fig. 3B). Setting in place: Move the machine with care until it is close to the connection points. WHEN REQUIRED, to facilitate movement use the transporter wheel. To activate this, move the lever on the bottom left hand side to the opposite side. Once the machine has been moved, return the lever to its original position (Fig. To enable the machine to operate correctly it must be set on a level. This can be done by adjusting the screw feet (Fig. 5) on the base of the unit (2 feet for machines with rear wheels, 4 feet for machines with no wheels). Once the machine has been set level, lock the screw feet by tightening the nut on the base of the machine using a spanner. Electrical connection: Check that the voltage written on the technical data plate on the inside of the door filter corresponds to the mains supply voltage. - Lipstick: Dab with ether if the item is wool or cotton, or with trichloroethylene if it is silk. - Nail varnish: Place the stained part of the item on a sheet of absorbent paper, then wet the other side of the item with acetone. Ensure that the sheet of absorbent paper is changed frequently. Continue until the stain has completely disappeared. - Metal stains: Apply lemon juice until the stain has completely or almost disappeared. - Grease or tar: Spread some fresh butter on the stain, leave for a while then dab with oil of turpentine. - Grass: Soap delicately, treat with diluite bleach. For woollens, 90° alcohol can give good results. DESCRIPTION OF WASHING SYMBOLS Before putting the material in the machine, examine the clothing label in order to select the correct washing programme. The table illustrated below may be of help. Resistent material Delicate fabric 95 60 40 30 95 60 40 30 Can be ironed at 200°C max Can be ironed at 150°C max Can be ironed at 100°C max Do not iron A P F Dry flat Can be hung to dry Dry on clothes hanger Can be dried in a clothes drier at normal temperature Can be dried in a clothes drier at reduced temperature Must not be machine dried The item may be washed at 95°C The item may be washed at 60°C The item may be washed at 40°C The item may be washed at 30°C he item must be hand washed Dry clean only Can be bleached in cold water Must not be bleached Can be dry cleaned using any solvent Must not be dry cleaned Can only be dry cleaned using: perchloride, lighter, fuel, pure alcohol, R111 and R113 Can only be dry cleaned using: aviation fuel, pure alcohol, and R113 cl 4 OPRRATING INSTRUCTIONS Important: To do first wash without clothes to check the functions. This will clean the drum. For each wash ensure that: - The water supply connections are secure, the tap is turned on (Fig12) and the discharge hose is positioned correctly (Fig. - The programme selector (P) is in the stop position (STOP). [. . . ] - ADDITIONAL RINSE BUTTON: Select this button to give an additional rinse cycle (can only be used with the more energetic washing cycles). Use if the water in your area is very soft or if the garments being washed belong to someone who is allergic to detergents. The machine made this function when the button is in position 1 (Fig. 18). - HALF LOAD BUTTON: If the load weighs 2. 5 Kg of less, select the half load button. [. . . ]