Hotpoint Aquarius WMA58 Instructions For Installation And Use Manual
Hotpoint Aquarius WMA58 Instructions For Installation And Use Manual

Hotpoint Aquarius WMA58 Instructions For Installation And Use Manual

Hotpoint instructions for installation and use for the aquarius range

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION & USE for the AQUARIUS RANGE
WMA58, WMA56, WMA54, WMA52, WMA50, WMM59 and WMM53
Hotpoint recommends, for your own safety and to ensure you get the best possible results from your
Washing Machine, you read through this booklet and follow these steps thoroughly.
STEP 1
Electrical Guide
Choose a location for your washing
machine, where possible on a solid
floor, with the electrical sockets and
water supply taps easily accessible.
Allow sufficient space: 600mm width,
600m depth and 900mm height.
DO NOT install in a bath or shower
WARNING: This appliance must be earthed.
STEP 3
Dispenser Drawer
Read through this section to familiarise
yourself with the different
compartments within the dispenser
Hotpoint recommend the Persil range of
NOTE: Always follow manufacturer's dosage
STEP 5
Using your Machine
How to start your selected programme
and how to stop or change the
programme if so required.
NOTE: Progress indicator lights show what stage in
the programme cycle has been reached.
STEP 7
A Typical Wash Programme
A picture guide provides a clear
explanation how to set a wash
DO NOT overload the washing machine.
NOTE: Hotpoint recommend, on completion of
your programme, that you switch off both the
electricity and water supply to the appliance.
Read the rest of these instructions to get the best from your appliance, remember to fill in your guarantee registration.
room.
drawer.
detergent products.
recommendations.
programme.
Keep this Book in a safe place for quick reference.
STEP 2
Installation Guide
Dispose of packaging material in a safe
place and remove any labels.
Please read through thoroughly to
ensure you understand each stage
before you begin.
Remember you may be charged for a service call if a
problem with your washing machine is caused by
incorrect installation or misuse.
STEP 4
Programme Selector Dial
A wash chart is provided to help you to
select your required programme.
Examples given for the maximum
washing load weight for different fabric
types.
STEP 6
Options Guide
All available optional wash features are
explained within this section - These
allow you to adjust your selected wash
programme to suit your needs.
NOTE: In addition to the temperature of the
incoming water, the selection of optional wash
features will affect the programme times.
STEP 8
Troubleshooting
Please refer to the Troubleshooting
section if you have any problems when
using your washing machine.
READ BEFORE
There may be nothing wrong!
CONTACTING
SERVICE!

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STEP 1 Electrical Guide
Fuses
Details on replacing the fuse in the plug and correct fuse rating.
Changing the Mains Lead
Instructions and advice for replacing a damaged mains lead.
Changing the Plug
Step-by-step guide for wiring a new plug if needed.
STEP 2 Installation Guide
Transit Fixings and Preparation
Instructions for removing transit bolts and polystyrene, and preparing the machine.
Water Supply Connection
How to connect the hot and cold water inlet hoses correctly.
Drainage System Setup
Methods for connecting the drain hose to a standpipe or sink.
Levelling the Machine
How to adjust the feet for stability and prevent noise.
Power Connection
Guidance on plugging into an accessible electrical socket.
Initial Run Check
Instructions for running an initial programme to check installation.
STEP 3 Dispenser Drawer
Dispensing Powder Detergent
Guidance on adding powder detergent to the main compartment.
Dispensing Liquid Detergent
Recommendations for using a dosing ball or liquid detergent flap.
Adding Fabric Conditioner
How to correctly fill the fabric conditioner compartment.
Pre-wash Programme Usage
Instructions for detergent placement in pre-wash programmes.
STEP 5 Using your Machine
Starting and Stopping the Machine
How to select, start, stop, and change programmes.
Progress Indicator Lights
Explanation of lights showing the programme's current stage.
Door Locked Indicator Light
Information on the door lock status and safety.
STEP 6 Options Guide
Reduce Creases Option
Function and availability of the crease reduction feature.
Mini Load Option
How to use the option for smaller loads and energy saving.
Extra Rinse Option
Details on adding an extra rinse for sensitive skin or large loads.
Time Saver Option
Using the option to shorten programme times.
Rinse Hold Option
How to keep clothes in rinse water until final spin.
Variable Spin Speed Control
How to adjust spin speed on specific models.
Variable Temperature Control
How to adjust wash temperature on specific models.
STEP 7 A Typical Wash Programme
Typical Wash Programme Steps
A step-by-step visual guide to running a wash.
Auto Half Load Feature
Explanation of the automatic load sensing feature.
Unbalanced Load Warning
How the machine prevents spinning with an unbalanced load.
STEP 8 Troubleshooting
Washcare Tips
Recommendations for preparing laundry and avoiding machine damage.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Solutions for common machine problems like noise, not starting, or leaking.
Troubleshooting Indicator Lights
Explanations for flashing indicator lights and their causes.
Getting to Know your Appliance
Cleaning the Appliance Exterior
Guide for cleaning the outside of the washing machine.
Cleaning the Door Bowl
How to clean the inside of the door to prevent leaks.
Cleaning the Dispenser Drawer
Instructions for regularly cleaning the detergent dispenser.
Key Contacts and Service Information
Details for repair services, parts, and extended warranties.
Hotpoint Guarantee and Support
Guarantee Terms and Conditions
Provisions and limitations of the appliance guarantee.
Recycling and Disposal Information
Guidance on responsible disposal of old appliances.

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