User manual SMEG S58TL-2

[. . . ] smeg S 58 TL - 2 I E F UK Istruzioni per l'uso e l'installazione Instrucciones para el uso Notice d'utilisation User's book 461304539 16/05/02 Litograf s. r. l. Jesi CONTENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7-8 9 10 WARNINGS DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE AND TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS INSTALLATION STAIN REMOVAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTROL PANEL PROGRAMTABLES MAINTENANCE IF THE MACHINE DOES NOT WORK 11-12 ILLUSTRATIONS WARNINGS It is extremely important that this instruction manual be kept with the equipment it relates to, for future consultation. If the equipment is sold on to another user, ensure that the instruction manual is handed over with it, so that the new owner can familiarise himself with the method of operation and the precautions to be taken. The same thing applies when the apparatus is left as a fixture in a house that has been sold to a new owner. [. . . ] insert the plug in the socket, ensuring that it is fitted with an earth (Fig. 7). If the electrical socket in which the plug of the machine is inserted is unsuitable, have the socket replaced by qualified personnel. It is good practice to avoid the use of adapters, extension leads and multiple sockets. Water connection: Turn on the tap and allow a good quantity of water to flow until it is clear and free from impurities. This procedure is especially applicable in the case of new water systems or those that have remained unused for some time. Connect the water supply hose to the tap, inserting the filter provided, and hand tighten (Fig. 8). Check that the other end of the hose is tight on the inlet (Fig. 9). Position the discharge hose at a minimum height of 60 cm, though not more than 90 cm, from the ground (Fig. 10). To prevent siphoning, do not hermetically seal the machine's discharge hose. If the water system does not have a discharge system, use the special "U" fitting to hook the hose over the edge of a washbasin and tie it to the tap (Fig. 11). Remember that the hoses must not be squashed when manoeuvring the machine against the wall. 3 STAIN REMOVAL Not all stains can be removed by a machine wasching. The following instructions describe the treatment to be given to material prior to being loaded in the machine, in order to avoid an unsuccessful wash and the formation of residual discolouring. - Wax: Remove the wax with a non-cutting edge in order to remove as much as possible, then place a sheet of paper between an iron and the stained item. - Ball point and felt tip pens: Reduce the stain with the aid of a soft cloth soaked in colourless 90° alcohol. - Damp marks and mildew: After having checked that the item is colourfast on a non-visible part, put it to soak in water with added bleach. Otherwise, place the item in 10% oxygenated water and leave for 1015 minutes. - Ironing marks: If the fabric is slightly marked, use the procedure described for mildew. - Rust: Use an anti-rust product following the manufacturer's instructions. - Chewing gum: Dilute using acetone and remove with a clean cloth. - Paint: Do not wait for the paint to dry. Treat immediately with the solvent indicated on the paint container (water, turps, trichloroethylene), wash with soap and water, then rinse. - Lipstick: Dab with ether if the item is wool or cotton, or with trichloroethylene if it is silk. [. . . ] 3) At the end of the washing program the machine will stop automatically on one of the STOP reference points on the program knob (P). - At this point, press the program knob (P) (Fig. - Wait 3 minutes until the top cover unlocks. - Open the top cover, open the tub cover (if there is one), open the basket hatch by pressing the red button, and take out the washing. [. . . ]