Frequently Asked Questions - Fisher & Paykel AquaSmart WL26CW1 Product Information

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Wash Temperatures?
1
Cold
Incoming
from faucet
2
What detergent should I use?
Even though AquaSmart™ is a Top-Loading machine, the High Efficiency wash
action means that a low foaming, High Efficiency (HE) detergent is required
to avoid problems with over-sudsing. We recommend a liquid high efficiency
detergent for optimum results.
result in over-sudsing and poor wash performance.
3
Can I use liquid fabric softener?
Yes, you can use liquid fabric softener in AquaSmart™. A fabric softener dispenser is located on
the front-left corner of the machine for this purpose. Fabric softener requires a deep rinse to be
evenly distributed through the load, so must be used with either a Fabric Softener or Spray and
Deep Rinse. If High Efficiency mode is ON, then Fabric Softener must be selected in the Wash
Options menu. If a Conventional cycle is selected, then fabric softener will automatically be
dispensed in the deep rinse.
It is important that the Fabric Softener dispenser filled no higher than the MAX level indicated
on the dispenser, as overfilling will contribute to scrud. Measure the softener as per
manufacturer's directions, and then carefully pour it into the dispenser.
4
What is that circular protrusion on the inside front of the lid?
This is the Lid Lock mechanism. The protrusion slots into the hole in the topdeck of the washer,
allowing the lid to automatically lock during the hazardous parts of the cycle.
5
Can I open the lid at any time during the cycle?
The lid lock is in effect for most of the cycle to protect the customer from potential hazards.
One hazard is that due to the low profile agitator, children or animals are at risk of drowning
should they enter the machine. If you wish to open the machine while the lid is locked, press
START/PAUSE – the machine will stop and unlock the lid.
6
Is it normal to have water on the floor at the end of the wash?
No, it is not normal to have water on the floor at the end of the wash. Check the following:
(a) Excess foam during the wash can escape the machine and later break down into a puddle.
Are you using a low sudsing detergent? Is your detergent dose correct?
(b) Are the inlet hoses connected properly? Is the drain hose connected properly?
(c) Is the machine level?
Ensure that your machine is not overloaded.
(d)
Cold+
Warm/Cold
68°F
91°F
(20°C)
(33°C)
Using traditional top-loading detergent can
Warm
Warm/Hot
102°F
115°F
(39°C)
(46°C)
Hot
140°F
(60°C)

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