User manual ZANUSSI FLA801W

[. . . ] WASHING MACHINE FLA 801 W INSTRUCTION BOOKLET 35. 292. 630/0 Important Safety Information It is most important that this instruction book should be retained with the appliance for future reference. Should the appliance be sold or transferred to another owner, or should you move house and leave the appliance, always ensure that the book is supplied with the appliance in order that the new owner can get to know the functioning of the appliance and the relevant warnings. This information has been provided in the interest of safety. You MUST read it carefully before installing or using the appliance. Installation s s During Use s s s s s s s s This appliance is heavy. [. . . ] Specially tested programme for wool garments Delicate fabrics, for example curtains. H+ J K L M Wash at 40°C 3 rinses Short spin at 600 rpm Wash at 40°C 3 rinses Short spin at 600 rpm Wash at 40°C 3 rinses Short spin at 600 rpm 3 rinses (with fabric softener if required). Short spin at 600 rpm 1 rinse with fabric softener and short spin at 600 rpm Draining of water and short spin at 600 rpm. 2 kg Wool Care 1 kg Delicates 2 kg Hand Rinses This programme can be used for rinsing hand washed garments. 2 kg Freshen Up Laundry which needs freshening up Separate spin for synthetics and delicates 2 kg 2 kg Drain For emptying out the last rinse water in programs with Rinse Hold option N Draining of water - 16 Maintenance and Cleaning Before any maintenance or cleaning is carried out you must DISCONNECT the appliance from the electricity supply Descaling The water we normally use contains lime. It is a good idea to periodically run a high temperature wash with detergent or use a descaler in the machine. Do this separately from any laundry washing, and according to the manufacturer's instructions. This will help to prevent the formation of lime deposits. After each wash Leave the door open for a while. This helps to prevent mould and stagnant smells forming inside the appliance. Keeping the door open after a wash will also help to preserve the door seal. External cleaning Clean the exterior cabinet of the appliance with soap and water only, and then dry thoroughly. Clean the control panel using a damp cloth only. Do not use abrasives Cleaning the dispenser drawer From time to time the washing powder and additive dispenser drawer should be cleaned. Remove the drawer by pressing the catch downwards and by pulling it out. Flush it out under a tap, to remove any traces of accumulated powder. AL021 AL033 Cleaning the drawer recess Having removed the drawer, use a small brush to clean the recess, ensuring that all washing powder residue is removed from the upper and lower part of the recess. Replace the drawer and run the rinse programme for a few minutes without any clothes in the drum. 17 P0185 Cleaning the filter The water drain filter A clean filter is important for the correct functioning of the machine, and should therefore be cleaned after every washing programme. Open the filter door and place a container underneath to catch any spillage. If the filter is blocked and the machine is unable to drain you will need to drain the water manually from the machine at this stage. To do this, unhook the drain hose from the standpipe or sink and hold the end of the hose over a bowl on the floor. The water should drain by gravity into the bowl. When the bowl is full, hook the hose back up and empty the bowl. Repeat the procedure until water stops flowing out. Clean carefully under a fast running tap. Replace the filter turning now clockwise and tighten it. AL012 AL015 Warning When the appliance is in use and depending on the programme selected there can be hot water in the filter. Never remove the filter during a wash cycle, always wait until the appliance has finished the cycle, and is empty. [. . . ] Once in the right position fix the feet by pushing the nuts against the base of the case Accurate levelling prevents vibration, noise and displacement of the machine during operation. After levelling the machine, secure the feet by tightening the ring nuts with the aid of a screwdriver. Some vibration is inevitable, especially if mounted on a wooden floor. Sprung wooden floors are particularly susceptible to vibration. [. . . ]