Smeg LB1001 User's Book Manual

User's book Notice d'utilisation Istrucciones para el uso IT GB ES FR

Please read these instructions carefully before connecting and using the machine. An awareness of how the machine operates will help guarantee its correct and safe use. The instructions also contain some useful information on the machine’s functions that will help you get the most out of its use. If you decide to sell or give the washing machine to someone else, remember to give the instruc- tion book to the new owner. NOTES AND ADVICE FOR THE USER 14-15 DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE 15 INSTALLING THE MACHINE 16-18 • Unpacking and unblocking the machine 16 • Positioning and levelling the machine 17 • Connecting to the water supply system 17 • Connecting to the power supply 18 USING THE WASHING MACHINE 18-20 • Using the machine 18 • Use of detergents 19 • How to eliminate stains 20 • International clothing care symbols 20 MAINTENANCE 21-22 • Cleaning the machine 21 • Cleaning the filter 21 • Troubleshooting 22 MODEL: ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... PRODUCTION CODE: ................................................................................................................................................................................. DATE OF PURCHASE: ........................................................................................................................................................................................... GB

Do not plug-in or unplug the machine with wet hands. Unplug the washing ma- chine from the power supply before servicing and cleaning. To disconnect the ma- chine from the power sup- ply, pull the plug and not the cable. After the end of each washing cycle it is advis- able to unplug the ma- chine and shut-off the water supply. Do not expose the appli- ance to atmospheric agents. The power supply socket to which the machine is connected must be earthed and must comply with the safety require- ments Extension leads or multiple adapters must not be used to connect the washing machine to the mains sup- ply. GB ❃ The washing machine has been designed for domestic use only, and as such any other use is regarded as improper and therefore potentially dangerous. ❃ Any modifications or attempts to alter the equipment in any way may be dangerous for the user and cause damage to the washing machine. ❃ Due to the weight of the machine, special safety standards must be observed during handling. ❃ The machine must not be used by unsuper- vised children. ❃ Any modifications to the water or electrical system must be carried out by authorised specialists. ❃ When positioning the appliance, make sure that the power supply cable is not bent or squashed and that it is accessible. ❃ Before operating the machine, remove all packing materials and the locking device used for protection during transport (protec- tion screws). Failure to do this may result in serious damage to the machine and to your home. ❃ If the machine is installed on a carpeted floor, make sure that air is free to circulate between the machine and the floor. ❃ The washing machine must never be over- loaded. ❃ When the machine is in operation, avoid any contact with the water coming out of the drain hose, as this may be hot. Do not touch the door glass as this may also heat up during the wash ❃ Only wash clothes that are machine wash- able. In case of doubt, check the manufac- turer’s instructions found on the label at- tached to the clothes (see “Clothing cares symbols “ ) . ❃ Before loading clothes into the washing ma- chine, check that all the pockets are empty. Hard or pointed objects such as coins, pins, nails, screws or even stones can cause seri- ous damage. The door can only be opened approximately three minutes after the end of each wash, as a safety device has been fitted to protect from accidental opening. N.B. for electronic models the door will open when the “end” indicator lights up

DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE THE MANUFACTURER WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ACCIDENTS THAT MAY RESULT FROM NON-COMPLI- ANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF SAFETY STANDARDS OR THIS INSTRUC- TION MANUAL A - Glass door B - Filter C - Adjustable feet D - Top cover E - Drum F - Control panel 1 The washing machine is a household appliance that can wash any type of fabric whenever you want. ▼ The structure of the machine is fabricated in steel sheet, which has been worked using a special process and then enamelled in order to maintain its external appearance and protect it against corrosion. ▼ The motor and all the other moving parts are built to ensure noiseless machine operation. ▼ The large stainless steel drum is well placed to guarantee a good wash quality and prolong the life of the washing. ▼ The easy to use control panel makes the selection of any wash or dry programme quick and simple (see control panel and table of programmes). ▼ The ample glass door makes loading and unloading easier. ▼ The perfect machine balance is the result of many years of research aimed at finding the correct balance between the various moving parts. GB ❃ Clothes that have been dirtied with sub- stances containing petroleum cannot be washed in the machine. If stains have been removed using vaporising products, before loading the clothes in the washing machine, wait until the substances have completely evaporated from the material. ❃ Do not use detergents formulated for hand washing, in that the excessive lather pro- duced could damage the internal compo- nents. ❃ After washing rugs, blankets or any other long fibre fabrics, remember to check the filter and, if necessary, clean it. ❃ It is advisable to leave the door open at the end of the wash cycle. ❃ Under no circumstances should any repairs to the machine be attempted by unqualified persons as this could result in serious dam- age and will invalidate the guarantee. ❃ Repairs to the washing machine must only be carried out by persons authorised to do so by the service centres. Only original spare parts may be used for repairs.

(ACCORDING TO MODEL) For transport purposes the swinging unit in the machine is blocked using 4 spacers with screws. Before starting the machine these spacers and lock screws must be removed, and stored for use in the event of a possible change of location. Block off the holes with the plugs provided, which can be found in the bag containing the documents. N.B. If the spacers fall into the inside of the machine, open the rear panel, recover them and then replace the panel. For transport purposes the swinging unit in the machine is blocked using 4 spacers with screws. Before starting the machine these screws must be re- moved using a screwdriver. Insert a screwdriver in the holes and proceed as shown in the figure to recover the 4 plastic spacers. N.B. If the spacers fall into the inside of the machine, open the rear panel, recover them and then replace the panel. The machine must be installed by professionally qualified technicians, according to the manufacturer’s indications. Incorrect installation may result in damage to per- sons and property. The machine can be installed anywhere, provided the temperature in the place of installation is not below 3°C and the cables and hoses at the rear of the machine are not crushed in any way. V 2 3A 2A 3 GB

SETTING THE MACHINE LEVEL After selecting a suitable position, level the machine carefully using the adjustable feet (Fig. 4). Particular care must be taken when selecting the position, levelling the washing machine and ensuring the safety of lock nuts. If levelling is not carried out correctly, the washing machine will be unstable and noisy during operation, which may result in damage. If the machine stands on a carpet floor, make sure that air can circulate freely be- tween the washing machine and the floor itself. It is not recommended that the machine be installed in locations where the tempera- ture is liable to drop below freezing. CONNECTION TO THE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM ▼ The mains water pressure must be between 0.05 and 1.00 MPa (0.5 - 10 bar.) ▼ Before connecting the water fill hose, open the valve and allow a quantity of water to flow. This will censure that the supply pipes are free from impurities, such as sand or rust (this operation is very important when the washing ma- chine is being connected to a new supply system or if the system has not been used for a long period of time). ▼ Connect the water fill hose to a 3/4 threaded cold water outlet. ▼ Place the filter washer supplied between the hose and the valve and hand tighten the connection as much as possible (fig. 5). ▼ Fit the washer on the other end of the supply hose, and screw it onto the washing machine (fig. 6). ▼ The water supply tap must be fully open when washing. ▼ The water drain hose must be placed at least 60 cm and not more than 90 cm from the floor (fig. 7). ▼ If the drain hose is connected to a fixed drainage system, the free end must be inserted in a pipe of minimum internal diameter 40 mm. ▼ The drain hose water connection to the drainage system must not be hermetically sealed, as this would cause air to accumulate and the water to siphon out. ▼ If the waste water is to be discharged into a sink or washbasin, insert the hose in the special bracket supplied and hook it over the edge of the sink or wash- basin. Then tie the hose and bracket to a tap or similar (fig. 8). To avoid over- flowing, the sink drain must be clear of obstructions and must be able to empty quickly. A 8 7 6 5 4 GB N.B.: With washing machines which are equipped with a double electro- valve (for hot and cold water), connect the red tube, to the hot water tap and the other tube to the cold water tap.

CONNECTING TO THE POWER SUPPLY ▼ Check that the voltage indicated on the technical data plate on the back of the washing machine is the same as that of the mains power supply (fig. 9). ▼ The fuses, electric cables and wall socket must be rated to withstand the maxi- mum power load indicated on the data plate. ▼ The power supply socket into which the washing machine will be plugged must be earthed. Otherwise, the manufacturer will not be held responsible for any accidents (fig. 10). ▼ If the socket to which the machine will be connected is faulty or does not com- ply with the requirements, it must be replaced by a qualified electrician. ▼ The washing machine must not be connected to the electricity supply using extension leads or multi-plug adapters. ▼ During maintenance the washing machine must be unplugged from the power supply socket. ▼ Do not plug-in or unplug the machine with wet hands. ▼ If the power cable is damaged in any way, contact the specialised technical service centre. ▼ Position the appliance so that the power supply cable can be accessed with ease, enabling it to be disconnected when required. USING THE MACHINE Closed Open 10 11 12 9 ADVICE BEFORE USING Attention: Before running the machine loaded for the first time, we re- commend that you run a short washing cycle with the ma- chine empty. This makes it possible to check operation of the machine and clean the drum. Each time you use the machine: ▼ check that all water connections are tight, the drain hose is positioned cor- rectly (see connection to the water supply) and the supply tap is open. ▼ make sure that your hands are dry, then insert the plug into the power socket. ▼ divide the washing according to fabric type (check the labels on the clothes). ▼ check that the clothes to be washed have nothing in their pockets that might damage the washing, the washing machine or the filter GB

GB USE OF DETERGENTS The washing machine has a three-compartment detergent drawer. Compartment 1 on the right is for the pre-wash soap powder (1) Compartment 2 on the left is for liquid detergent or soap powder for the main wash (2) The centre compartment is for softener, perfume, starch (3) use a low-foam detergent and softener (if necessary), of the type indicated for automatic washing machines. Use the doses recommended on the package. N.B. Excessive amounts of detergent may result in too much foam, and give a poor quality wash. Insufficient amounts of detergent may mean that the washing does not come properly clean. N.B. When filling the detergent compartment it is important that the detergent does not overflow into the compartment used for fabric softener, as this would result in a rinse cycle containing soap, which might leave the washing with white stains. Equally, do not allow the fabric softener to overflow into the deter- gent compartment, as this would reduce the cleaning capacity. N.B. When using a liquid detergent (recommended for programs without pre-wash) proceed as follows: remove the baffle from its housing at the front of compartment 2 and insert it in the guides near the centre of the same compartment. Remember to replace it in its front housing when using soap powder. ▼ close the detergent drawer before starting the wash. Attention! Never remove the detergent drawer when the machine is run- ning, as water may come out of it. YES NO 18 15 16 19 17

Some stains cannot be removed by just washing in a washing machine. Before trying to remove any type of stain by hand, first try the removal procedure on a small area of hidden fabric starting from the edge of the stain and working inwards, this will prevent a dark ring from forming around the site of the stain. A few methods for removing stains are reported below. INTERNATIONAL CLOTHING CARE SYMBOLS Before placing the clothes in the washing machine and selecting the wash programme, examine the symbols on the manufacturer’s label. The table reported below will provide a useful guide to reading the symbols. HOW TO REMOVE STAINS GB ● WAX: scrape the wax using a blunt point in order not to damage the fabric. Then, with the fabric placed between two pieces of ab- sorbent paper, run a hot iron over the stain. ● BALL-POINT PENS AND FELT-TIP PENS: clean using a soft cloth soaked in ethyl alcohol. Take care not to spread the mark. ● DAMP AND MOULD: if the fabric supports the use of bleach, perform a wash cycle adding bleach to the appropriate compartment in the dispenser (see table of programmes). Other- wise, soak the soiled part in hydrogen per- oxide (10 volumes) and leave for 10 to 15 minutes. ● LIGHT SCORCH MARKS CAUSED BY IRONING: follow the instructions for mould and damp. ● RUST: use products specially designed for rust stains, following the manufacturer’s instruc- tions written on the packet. ● CHEWING GUM: rub ice over the mark, scrape away as much as possible and then rub with a cotton cloth soaked in acetone (alterna- tively, use nail varnish remover). ● PAINT: do not allow the paint to dry. Rub the area with the solvent recommended by the paint manufacturer (e.g. water, turps, trichlo- roethylene), apply soap and then rinse. ● LIPSTICK: stains on cotton or wool can be eliminated using a cloth soaked in ether. Stains on silk require the use of trichloroeth- ylene. ● NAIL VARNISH: place a sheet of absorbent paper on the stained material, then dampen the back of the fabric with acetone, fre- quently changing the paper placed over the stain. Continue like this until the stain has disappeared. ● TAR OR DIRT: spread some fresh butter over the stain, allow to stand and then wash with oil of turpentine. ● GRASS: delicately soap the stain, use diluted bleach. Good results can be obtained on woollen fabrics using 90% alcohol. ● BLOOD: put into soak in cold water with added salt, then wash with washing soap.

However, it is important that you remember to clean it regularly. Before cleaning, make sure that the appliance has been disconnected from the power supply and that the water supply tap has been turned off. CLEANING THE FILTER ATTENTION!! Before starting the operations described below, make sure that the washing machine is empty. Do not remove the filter while the machine is running, or when full of water. Place a cloth or flat plate under the filter to collect any water that may still be inside it. Open the filter door, unscrew the filter and remove it, turning in an anticlockwise direction (fig.21). The filter must be cleaned periodically. Rinse the filter under running water to eliminate all waste. Replace the filter, screw- ing in a clockwise direction and making sure it is hermetically sealed. Removing the detergent drawer (fig. A or B, according to the model). CLEANING THE WASHING MACHINE The external structure and the parts of the washing machine in plastic must be cleaned with a soft damp cloth only. WARNING!! Never use chemicals, abrasive products, alcohol, soap, petrol or other solvents to clean the appliance as these may cause damage. (fig.20) After washing, leave the door open for a little while to allow rubber parts to dry. Wash out the detergent compartments from time to time. To do this, extract the detergent compartment and rinse it under running water, (fig. 20/A) then replace it. • If the softener compartment “3” has the word “PUSH” written on it: - open the detergent drawer; - press on the word “PUSH” with the right hand and pull out the drawer with the left hand (fig. A) • If the softener compartment “3” does not have the word “PUSH” written on it: - open the detergent drawer; - grasp it with both hands, push down slightly and pull the drawer outwards (fig. B).

for technical assistance. MAINTENANCE GB If, after trying the above remedies, the machine still does not work, refer the fault to the nearest authorised service centre. When calling the service centre, inform them of the machine model, the serial number and the type of fault. The data relating the appliance can be found on the rating plate affixed to the filter door. This information will allow the technical service staff to select the appropriate spare parts, thus making the repair service quicker and more efficient. The washing machine does not work (warning lights are off) • check that: 1) The mains power supply is working 2) The plug is inserted correctly in the socket 3) The On/Off button is pressed or, if there is no On/Off button, the programmer knob is pulled outwards. The washing machine does not work (warning lights are off) • check that: 1) The programmer knob is set to the selected program 2) The glass door is properly closed 3) The ”Start” button has been pressed (elec- tronic models only) 4) check the indications provided under ”The washing machine does not fill with water” The washing machine does not fill with water • check that: 1) There is water in the water supply system 2) The water supply hose is connected to the washing machine 3) The water supply tap is open 4) The filter is not blocked. If it is, clean the filter after unplugging the appliance from the power supply The washing machine continuously fills and drains the water: • check that: 1) The drain hose has been installed at the proper height (60-90 cm) 2) The end of the drain hose is not under water The washing machine does not drain or spin • check that: 1) The drain hose is properly connected 2) The drain hose is not bent 3) The drainage filter is not blocked 4) The no-spin function has not been selected The washing machine vibrates and is noisy • check that: 1) All the blocking elements used for transpor- tation have been removed. 2) the washing machine is level 3) Bulky items such as sheets, tablecloths etc. are not all in one part of the drum The glass door does not open 1) Wait for 3 minutes after the end of the cycle or, in the case of electronic machines, until the ”End” indicator lights up The washing has not been properly spun • check that: 1) The washing is evenly distributed in the drum 2) The correct spin speed has been selected The washing machine stops during the wash • check that: 1) The mains power supply is working There is still a lot of detergent in the compartment • check that: 1) The water supply tap is open 2) The filter between the tap and the supply hose is clean The washing is not clean at the end of the wash cycle • check that: 1) The drum is not overloaded 2) The correct amount of detergent has been used 3) The correct programme has been selected The washing has shrunk or faded • check that: 1) The correct washing programme has been selected 2) The correct washing temperature has been selected The washing machine does not dry (washer-dryer models only) • Make sure that: 1) The water supply tap is open 2) The drainage filter is clean 3) The washing machine is turned on (control light on) 4) The program dial is positioned on one of the stop points with the dryer symbol. 5) The drying time regulator dial is not set to “0” 6) The “Half Load” button is pressed. 7) The “No Spin” button is not pressed

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USING THE WASHING MACHINE ▼ WASH CYCLE: (follow these instructions and the washing machine will run the selected wash cycle) 1. Open the door (see paragraph “Using the washing machine”). 2. Load the washing in the drum and close the door securely. Warning: Do not overload the washing machine. It is not advisable to wash items that absorb large quantities of water such as carpets. 3. Add a low-suds detergent and softener designed for automatic washing machines in the respective compartments of the detergent dispenser (see chapter “USE OF DETERGENTS”). 4. Close the detergent drawer. Do not open the drawer while the machine is working as this may cause water to spill out. 5. Press the On/Off button (A). 6. Rotate the programmer knob (P) to select the required program and temperature according to the type of fabric to wash (see: “PROGRAMME TABLES”), then press the start button (L) and the cycle will start. N.B. As the program is being executed, this symbol (S) will change to indicate the current wash phase. On completion of the wash program, the word END will be displayed. 7. Select the required spin speed by pressing button (H) (see “VARIABLE SPIN”). 8. Select the (C) buttons with the functions required (see “OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS”). The buttons pressed will light-up. 9. Press button (I) if required (see “DELAYED START”). 10. Press button (L) to start the wash cycle. 11. At the end of the wash, press the On/Off button (A) to switch off the washing machine. 12. Open the door and remove the washing. 13. With dry hands, unplug the washing machine from the mains supply. 14. Close the water feed valve. GB A On/off button B Delayed start indicator led C Optional function buttons D Spin speed indicator leds H Spin selector knob I Delayed start button L Start button P Programme and temperature knob S Programme status led ▼ VARIABLE SPIN: The machine offers a wide selection of spin speeds that can be selected beforehand according to the wash program. To change the spin speed, simply press button (H) to select the required speed. The corresponding speed led will light-up each time the button is pressed. To exclude the spin, select the led corresponding to symbol , if present, or the writing “no-spin”. NB. the maximum spin speed will vary according to the model and is indicated by the Leds on the machine. The maximum spin speed that can be selected for each programme is indicated by the leds that light-up automatically when the wash programme is selected. Load imbalance check during spinning: This washing machine is fitted with a special electronic load balancing control system. Before each spin, the system makes sure that the clothes are distributed as uniformly as possible in the drum. If the washing is not distributed uniformly, the final spin speed is reduced for safety reasons, while if the load is drastically out of balance, the spin is not effected. 500 max 700 MODEL: WLB 801 - LB 801 • WLB 1001 - LB 1001 A P I H C L B D S

The stop function resets the washing machine. If, for any reason, you want to change the wash program or add more washing to the load during the wash cycle, simply place the programmer knob in position “STOP” (the “START” button will flash). Then re-position the knob on the new program and press the “START” button. SM1638 GB USING THE WASHING MACHINE OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS ▼ PREWASH: Press this button to obtain a short prewash of maximum temperature 40°C and approximately 10 minutes duration This function can only be used with "COTTON, SYNTHETIC and DAILY" programs. Button 3 will light up. ▼ MONITORING THE WASH: The figure alongside shows the 4 main functions of a wash cycle: PREWASH - WASH, RINSE, SPIN, END. During the cycle, each of these functions is highlighted by a led informing the user what the washing machine is doing at that moment. After the spin phase, the corresponding led will stay lit for approximately 2 minutes; this is the time lapse necessary before the door can be opened. At this point, the “END” led will light-up. ▼ DELAYED START: The machine is fitted with a delayed start function. This allows the washing machine to be programmed to start the wash cycle up to 8 hours later. The delay in hours can be selected as follows: pressing button (I) once will delay the wash for 1 hour, pressing twice will delay the wash for 2 hours, and so on for a maximum of 8 hours. Then press the START button (L).The button (I) will light-up signalling that the function has been activated. The machine will wait for the number of hours set to elapse and then start the wash cycle automatically. STOP O ▼ START BUTTON: Press this button to start the wash cycle. Button (L) will light up to indicate the wash cycle has started. 1h 2h 4h 8h If one of the following buttons is selected, it will light up. If a function button has been pressed by mistake or is no longer required, the option can be cancelled by simply re-pressing the button. ▼ ENERGETIC WASH: When this button is pressed, the washing machine will run a wash cycle at the set temperature, though with a longer duration. The button is enabled for the “COTTON” and “SYNTHETIC” programs. ▼ EXTRARINSE: The washing machine has been designed to reduce water consumption to a minimum. In very soft water areas, or in the case where detergent residues are noticed at the end of the wash cycle, pressing this button will add one more rinse to the program. ▼ ANTI-CREASE: When this button is pressed, at the end of the wash cycle, the items loaded in the washing machine will continue to rotate for a further thirty minutes to reduce creasing. With this function enabled, the spin speed is 800 rpm. The function cannot be activated for the “WOOL” program. NB. The use of this function depends on the type of program selected. Consequently, if the wash program does not include this function, the button cannot be enabled (see “PROGRAM TABLE”). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 L fin Warning!! only use this function if strictly necessary and then only if the program to reset has not been running for more than 3 minutes. Before opening the door after a reset, wait 2 minutes for the locking mechanism to release.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS PROGRAMMER KNOB WASH TEMPERA- TURE FABRIC TYPE SYMBOL MODEL Width cm.: Height cm.: Depth cm.: min. 0.05 MPa - max. 1 MPa Dimensions: Max. spin: (rpm) Maximum recommended load during washing:* Water pressure: Max. absorbed power/Electrical connection see characteristics plate 5 Kg 2,5 Kg 1,0 Kg 800 59.5 85.0 55.0 WLB 801 - LB 801 FUNCTION ENABLED FUNCTION DISABLED DISPENSER COMPARTMENTS The electronic washing machine is fitted with an “EASY “EASY LOGIC” LOGIC” system that automatically recognises the quantity of washing loaded. The machine can thus regulate the amount of water to use for the wash and proportion the wash time accordingly, thus saving water, time and energy. In the case where the amount of washing is less than the maximum recommended load (see technical characteristics table), the quantity of water used for the wash will be reduced by 2 litres for each kg less of washing. In the case of a half-load or less, the machine will automatically carry out one rinse less than programmed. N.B. The “EASY “EASY LOGIC” LOGIC” function is only active for cotton programmes. Delicate fabrics To rinse and refresh the washing Drain and final spin BUTTONS ENABLED 5 Kg 2,5 Kg 1,0 Kg 1000 59.5 85.0 55.0 WLB 1001 - LB 1001 *To ensure that the wash load is evenly balanced in the machine and to avoid excessive vibration during spinning, the amount of washing must not be less than 1 kg. PRE WASH EXTRA RINSE SUPER WASH ANTI CREASE

FUNCTION ENABLED FUNCTION DISABLED OPTIONAL WITH PREWASH BUTTON PRESSED DISPENSER COMPARTMENTS 30° SYMBOL 90 60 40 30 60 40 30 40 30 40 75 30° 30 WOOL WOOL WOOL DELICATES DAILY WASH QUICK WASH COLD 35° 35 40° 40 Hand washable fabrics Delicate cotton, viscous and mixed delicate fabrics lightly soiled Delicate cotton fabrics, delicate coloureds that are lightly soiled Heavily soiled white cotton fabrics with organic stains Sheets, shirts, tablecloths, towels that are resistant and heavily soiled For shirts, tablecloths, towels that are resistant and normally soiled White and coloured fabrics that are resistant and heavily soiled Delicate coloured fabrics that are lightly soiled Colourfast synthetic fabrics that are heavily soiled Delicate coloured synthetic fabrics that are lightly soiled Delicate coloured synthetic fabrics that are lightly soiled Delicate cotton, viscous and mixed delicate fabrics Delicate cotton, viscous and mixed delicate fabrics Machine washable wool Machine washable wool Machine washable wool HAND WASH PRE WASH EXTRA RINSE SUPER WASH ANTI CREASE