User manual SMEG LB510

[. . . ] Some of the materials may be recycled, others deposited or decomposed. To avoid pollution of environment, once your appliance is no longer useful, take it to your local authorized waste appliance dealer. The appliance is intended exclusively for use in households. If the appliance is used for professional purposes, for profit, or for purposes beyond regular use in a household, or if appliance is used by a person who is not a consumer, the warranty period equals the shortest warranty period possible as stipulated by the relevant legislation. Description of washing machine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] Particular function is switched on by pressing the relevant knob. The selection is confirmed with sound signal and switching on the signal LED above the selected function. If certain function is not available for the selected program, signal LED will not illuminate. The function is switched off by pressing the same button again - signal LED goes off. 239726 Select the particular function after the selection of the basic program, but prior pressing the START button (F). Reduced spin RPM · Reduction of spin RPM depends on program selection and maximum RPM for particular type of machine. Basic programs Cotton Spin speed - RPM max. You may use it for rinsing manually washed delicate laundry. You may engage the reduced spin RPM knob. Softening This program is intended for softening, bleaching or impregnating of washed laundry. It is completed with aggressive spinning at high RPM. You may engage the reduced spin RPM knob. Pumping the water out Use it when the washing program was interrupted or if pump stop function was engaged, and you only wish to pump the water out of the drum, without spinning. Spinning Aggressive spinning for non-delicate laundry at high spin RMP. You may engage the reduced spin RPM knob. 239726 12 - Adding washing and softening agents (see Tips for washing and energy saving) · pre-wash compartment · main wash compartment · softener compartment If you do not apply the program which includes the pre-wash feature, you may add washing detergent directly into the drum, using the measuring vessel. When adding softener, be careful to fill the dispenser only up to the marked level. Signal LED's are flashing and sound signal is heard (see cf. · Power failure At electric cutout the program is interrupted, however, after the power supply has been re-established, the program operation automatically proceeds. If a power failure occurs when the drum is still full of water, be careful not to open the door before you pump the water out. Special functions · Child lock - It is switched on by simultaneously pressing the elevated (D) and half-load /short program water level knob (C) for at least 3 seconds. Selection is confirmed by knob the sound signal and illuminated signal LED. The function is switched off following the same procedure. - As long as the Child lock function is engaged you may not alter the program or additional functions. You may merely switch off the machine by turning the program selector (A) to the position "0". Child lock remains active even after the appliance is switched off, and you have to disengage it if you want to select a new washing program. 239726 14 · Setting the sound signal The appliance has the possibility of setting stronger sound (B) (or Spin signal. Press the Reduced spin RPM knob off knob ) and switch the machine on. The selection of the function is confirmed by the sound signal. The function is disengaged following the same procedure. Tips for washing and energy saving · Before washing sort out the laundry according to the type, degree of dirtiness and color resistance. [. . . ] Clean the dispenser and firmly fix the cover to its place. · Check whether the filter is clean. · Run the Cotton 95°C program without any laundry, using a powder detergent. · Washing program time may be up to 60% longer; however, this does not imply a fault in the machine. Washing time is longer than · Low temperature of inlet usual. [. . . ]