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Summary of Contents for Smeg Washing Machine 43CT
- Page 1 ENGLISH Instruction and maintenance booklet...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
List of contents The manufacturer thinks of you ... Familiarise yourself with your washing machine ... Some words of warning... Installing ... Technical specifications table... Transportation safety features ... A description of the washing machine ... Control panel ... Using the selection controls ... Programme selection control... -
Page 3: The Manufacturer Thinks Of You
The manufacturer thinks of Because there is nothing more important for the manufacturer than you, and as we are always striving to offer you the best possible service, we have come up with this Instruction hand book to make you more familiar with your washing machine. -
Page 4: Drying Time Selection Control
There are settings for normal drying and for delicates, indicated by the letters S and D respectively. Any of the three settings (Figure 2A) indicates the end of the washing pro- gramme. Temperature selection control This enables you to select what temperatu- re you want to wash at. -
Page 5: Starting
– Spin dry selection button This button enables you to select a more gentle spin speed. This is especially recommended for washing garments which have been worn and washed a great deal or any garments whose materials have special finishes If you then go on to a drying programme, you should bear in mind that the this will take longer and will consequently work out... -
Page 6: Putting In The Washing Powder And Additives
Putting in the washing powder and additives Pour any washing powder or additives into the detergent drawer (Fig. 3) before star- ting the washing programme.Your washing machine’s detergent drawer has three or four compartments, depending on the model, which have the following symbols: Compartment: Pour in the washing powder for the PREWASH. -
Page 7: Selecting The Washing Programme
Water Hardness (in French degrees) Soft (up to 12) Medium (12/25) Hard (25/37) Very hard (more than 37) The information about the degree of hardness of the water is available on request from your local offices of the autho- rities in charge. If they have the information in German degrees, then you multiply this by 1.78 get the equivalent. Selecting the washing programme Yours is a multiprogramme washing machi-... -
Page 10: Cleaning Out Your Washing Machine Before Using It
Cleaning out your washing machine before using it So that you can clear out the remains of any lubrication materials and test water from the inside of the washing machine, it is recommendable to wash it out first before you use it for washing any clothing. The procedure for that is as follows. - Page 11 – If the coloureds are new, you would be better off washing them separately several times. Dirtiness – Sort the garments according to how dirty they are, and treat any which are especially dirty or have some particu- lar stain. –...
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Page 12: General Tips
Special stains Felt-tip and ball-tip pens: rub it with a cloth soaked in alcohol. Candle wax: cover the stain with blotting paper and iron over it at a temperature sui- table for the cloth. Repeat the operation if necessary. Resin, grease and skin cream: clean it with a petroleum-based stain remover and then wash the garment. -
Page 13: Troubleshooting Guide
2.- Clean the COMPARTMENTS of the DRAWER using a brush and warm water. 3.- Clean the siphons of the liquid com- partments also. After this is done, put the drawer back into the washing machine. Troubleshooting guide Should anything go wrong with the functio- ning of the washing machine, you can pro- bably put it right by referring to the follo- wing advice. - Page 14 tains, woollens, silk, any containing foam- rubber or similar materials. IMPORTANT Only materials which have previously been washed with water can be dried with hot air, never try to dry any garments which have been treated with inflammable pro- ducts (petrol, alcohol, wax, stain removers, etc.) due to the fire risk which this poses.