Care And Maintenance; Regular Checks; Cleaning The Loading Door - Hanseatic HWM 614 A3IT User Manual

Care and maintenance

WARNING!
Risk of electric shock!
The appliance operates with dangerous
voltages. Improper cleaning and main-
tenance may result in severe injury or
death.
Before cleaning and maintenance of
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the appliance, unplug the mains plug
from the socket or isolate/unscrew
the fuse.
Always touch the mains plug, never
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the mains cord.
Never spray the device with a water
■
jet or a high-pressure cleaner. Steam
could reach live components through
cracks.
NOTICE
Risk of damage!
Improper cleaning and maintenance of
the appliance can lead to damage. The
surface of the appliance can scratch
and the rubber sleeve can become brit-
tle, fragile and leaky.
Never use harsh, granular, soda, acid,
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solvent-based or abrasive cleaners.
They can damage the surfaces or
make the rubber sleeve brittle and
fragile. All-purpose cleaners with a
neutral pH are recommended.
Do not use pointed, sharp or angular
■
objects for cleaning the rubber sleeve.
They can make the rubber sleeve
leaky.
Care and maintenance

Regular checks

A few simple and regular checks can save
you from unpleasant surprises.
Check regularly whether
– the fittings of the water inlet hose (a) are
sitting securely and are sealed when the
valve is open.
– the water outlet hose (13) is sitting securely
and tightly on the edge of the bath or on
the siphon.
– the water outlet hose is sitting tightly in the
retaining clip at the point where it comes
out of the casing.
– the hoses are brittle, cracked or creased.
– the lint trap (10) is closed tightly.
– the rubber sleeve (15) of the loading door
is free from foreign objects such as button,
paper clips, etc.
– the drum is free from foreign objects.
– the drum shows signs of rust.

Cleaning the loading door

(15)
1. Pull back the folds of the rubber sleeve (15)
carefully and remove all objects behind it.
2. Wipe the loading door (7) and rubber
sleeve with a soft and damp cloth on the
outside and inside, and then wipe them
both dry.
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